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Primer C
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168
Language - Latin
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10/02/2007

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Term
bibō,bibere,bibi
Definition
to drink
Term
cürō,cüräre,cürävï,cürätum
Definition
to care for
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convocō,convocäre,convocävï,convocätum
Definition
to call together,assemble
Term
festïnō,festïnäre,festïnävï,festïnätum,
Definition
to hurry,rush,accelerate
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portō,portäre,portävï,portätum
Definition
to carry;bring
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salütō,salütäre,salütävï,salütätum
Definition
to greet,wish well;welcome
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colōnus,-ï
Definition
colonist;farmer
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toga;-ae
Definition
toga (clothing)
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fessus,-a,-um
Definition
tired
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lïber,lïbera,lïberum
Definition
free
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legō,legare,lëgï,lëctum
Definition
to collect;choose;read
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discō,discere,didicï
Definition
to learn
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doceō,docëre,docuï,doctum
Definition
to teach
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studeō,studëre,studuï(+dat)
Definition
to be eager for;study
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cognōscō,cognōscere,cognōvï,cognitum
Definition
to get to know,to recognize
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schola,-ae
Definition
school;group of followers,following
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liber,librï
Definition
book
Term
scolam habeō
Definition
I give a class or lecture
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etiam
Definition
also
Term
nōn
Definition
not
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brevis,breve
Definition
short,shallow,short-lived
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commünis,commüne
Definition
shared,common
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dulcis,dulce
Definition
sweet
Term
fortis,forte
Definition
strong,brave
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difficilis,difficile
Definition
difficult
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facilis,facili
Definition
easy
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gravis,grave
Definition
heavy,serious
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levis,leve
Definition
light,fickle
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nōbilis,nōbile
Definition
well-known,noble
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omnis,omne
Definition
all,whole,every
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celer,celeris,celere
Definition
swift
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äcer,äcris,äcre
Definition
sharp
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mortälis,mortäle
Definition
mortal
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immortälis,immortäle
Definition
immortal
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incolumis,incolume
Definition
unharmed,safe
Term
cïvïlis,cïvïle
Definition
civil
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mïlitäris,mïlitäre
Definition
military(of soldiers)
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puerïlis,puerïle
Definition
boyish,childish(of boy)
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virilïs,virïle
Definition
manly(of a man)
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audäx,audäcis

Definition

bold

Term
ingëns,ingentis
Definition
huge
Term

fëlïx,fëlïcis

Definition

happy,lucky,fruitful

Term

ïnfëlïx,ïnfëlïcis

Definition
unhappy,unlucky,unfruitful
Term
vetus,veteris
Definition
old,aged;long-standing
Term
ferōx, ferōcis
Definition
fierce,warlike,wild
Term
prüdëns,prüdentis
Definition
sensible,prudent
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dïves,dïvitis
Definition
rich;costly
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potëns,potentis
Definition
capable;powerful
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absëns,absentis
Definition
absent
Term
praesëns,praesentis
Definition
present
Term

pauper,pauperis
 

Definition
poor
Term
contendō,contendere,contendï,contentum
Definition
to exert,hasten,march
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vertō, vertere, vertï, versum
Definition
to turn
Term

placeō,placëre,placuï,placitum

+ dative object

Definition
to please,to be pleasing to
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condō,condere,condidï,conditum
Definition
to found,establish
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lüceō,lucëre,lüxï
Definition
to shine,be bright
Term
retineō,retinëre,retinuï,retentum
Definition
to hold back
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referō,referre,rettulï,relätum
Definition
to bring back,report
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mïlitō,mïlitäre
Definition
campaign,serve as a soldier
Term
castra,-ōrum
Definition
camp (neuter plural)
Term
hasta,-ae
Definition
spear
Term
scütum,-ï
Definition
shield
Term
dexter,dextra,dextrum
Definition
right
Term
sinister,sinistra,sinistrum
Definition
left
Term
comparō,comparäre,comparävï,comparätum
Definition
to get ready,to bring together,to compare
Term
dëfendō,dëfendere,dëfendë,dëfensum
Definition
to defend
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prohibeō,prohibëre,prohibuï,prohibitum
Definition
to hold back,prohibit
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vulnerō,vulneräre,vulnerävï,vulnerätum
Definition
to wound
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fortüna,-ae
Definition
fortune
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provincia-ae
Definition
province
Term
inopia,-ae
Definition
want,lack
Term
summa,-ae
Definition
sum,total
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tuba,-ae
Definition
trumpet
Term
castellum,-ï
Definition
castle,fort
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factum,-ï
Definition
act,deed
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impedïmentum,ï
Definition
hindrance
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imperätum,-ï
Definition
command
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maleficium,-ï
Definition
evil deed
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praesidium,-ï
Definition
garrison,protection
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spatium,-ï
Definition
space
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telum,-ï
Definition
weapon
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cräs
Definition
tommorow
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cür?
Definition
why?
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diü
Definition
for a long time
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herï
Definition
yesterday
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hodië
Definition
today
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iam
Definition
now,already
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interim
Definition
meanwhile
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male
Definition
badly
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postea
Definition
afterwards
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saepe
Definition
often
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semper
Definition
always
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audiō,audïre,audïvï,audïtum
Definition
to hear
Term
dormiō,dormïre,dormiï/dormïvï,dormïtum
Definition
to sleep
Term
sciō,scïre,sciï/scïvï,scïtum
Definition
to know
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 serviō,servïre,serviï/servïvï,servïitum

(dat) 

Definition
to serve
Term
veniō,venïre,vënï,ventum
Definition
to come
Term

clämor,clämōris

(m) 

Definition
noise,loud shouting
Term

collis,collis

(m,i) 

Definition
hill
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hiems,hiemis

(f) 

Definition
winter,stormy weather
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arbor,arboris (f)
Definition
tree
Term

centuriō,centuriōnis

(m) 

Definition
centurion
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flōs,flōris

(m) 

Definition
flower
Term

imperätor,imperätoris

(m) 

Definition
general,commander;emperor
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legiō,legiōnis

(f) 

Definition
legion
Term

dictätor,dictätōris

(m) 

Definition
dictator
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custōs,custōdis

(c) 

Definition
guardian,watchman,keeper
Term

obses,obsidis

(c) 

Definition
hostage
Term

pax,päcis

(f) 

Definition
peace,calm,quiet
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virgō,virginis

(f) 

Definition
maiden,virgin,girl
Term

virtüs,virtütis

(f) 

Definition
virtue,manliness,courage
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adveniō, advenïre, advënï, adventum
Definition
to come, arrive
Term
aperiō, aperïre, aperuï,apertum
Definition
to open, uncover
Term
conveniō, convenïre, convënï, conventum
Definition
to come together, assemble
Term
fïniō, fïnïre, fïniï/fïnïvï,fïnïtum
Definition
to limit, restain, end, finish
Term
müniō, münïre, müniï/münïvï, münïtum
Definition
to fortify, protect
Term
nesciō, nescïre, nesciï/nescïvï, nescïtum
Definition
to not know
Term
püniō, pünïre, püniï/pünïvï, pünïtum
Definition
to punish, avenge
Term
repriō, reperïre, repperï, repertum
Definition
to find, learn
Term
sentiō, sentïre, sënsï, sënsum
Definition
to feel
Term
fuga, -ae
Definition
flight, escape
Term
victöria, -ae
Definition
victory
Term
superö, superäre, superävï, superätum
Definition
to overcome, surpass, defeat
Term
amïcitia, -ae
Definition
fiendship
Term
occupö, occupäre, occupävï, occupätum
Definition
to seize, occupy
Term
lïberö, lïberäre, lïberävï, lïberätum
Definition
to set free
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confirmö, confirmäre, confirmävï, confirmätum
Definition
to strengthen, assert
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püblicus, -a, -um
Definition
public
Term
propinquus, -a, -um
Definition
near
Term
proprius, -a, -um
Definition
own, one's own
Term
tardus, -a, -um
Definition
late
Term
ignärus, -a, -um
Definition
ignorant, unaware; unknown
Term
calidus, -a, -um
Definition
warm, hot
Term
sacer, sacra, sacrum
Definition
sacred, holy
Term
emö, emere, ëmï, emtum
Definition
to buy
Term
trädö, trädere, trädidï, träditum
Definition
to hand over, give up, surrender
Term
frangö, frangere, frëgï ,fractum 
Definition
to break
Term
reddö, reddere, reddidï, redditum
Definition

to give back, return, restore 

Term
quaerö, quaerere, quaesïvï, quaesïtum
Definition
to seek, search for 
Term
trahö, trahere, träxï, tractum
Definition
to pull, drag
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vertö, vertere, vertï, versum
Definition
to turn, turn around 
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certë
Definition
certainly
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bene
Definition
well
Term
hic, haec, hoc 
Definition
this
Term
multus, -a, -um
Definition
many
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territus, -a, -um
Definition
frightened, afraid 
Term
aureus, -a, -um
Definition
golden
Term
anxius, -a, -um
Definition
worried, troubled
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aeternus, aeterna, aeternum
Definition
eternal, everlasting
Term
paulus, paula, paulum
Definition
little, small
Term
relinquö, relinquere, relïquï, relictum
Definition
to leave behind, abandon
Term
intellegö, intellegere, intellëxï, intellectum
Definition
to distinguish, understand
Term
mittö, mittere, mïsï, missum
Definition
to send
Term
impönö, impönere, imposuï, impositum
Definition
to put in, on
Term
ascendö, ascendere, ascendï, ascënsum
Definition
to mount, ascend, go up
Term
tangö, tangere, tetigï, täctum
Definition
to touch
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regō, regere, rēxī, rēctum
Definition
to rule, guide, direct  
Term
dīvidō, dīvidere, dīvīsī, dīvīsum
Definition
to divide
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revertō, revertere, revertī, reversum
Definition
to turn back, return
Term
prōcēdō, prōcēdere, prōcessī, prōcessum
Definition
to go ahead, proceed
Term
resistō, resistere, resistitī
Definition
to stand still, resist (dat.) to be opposed to, resist, to reply to  
Term
lūdō, lūdere, lūsī, lūsum
Definition
to play
Term
metuō, metuere, metuī, metūtum
Definition
to fear, be afraid, be afraid of 
Term
meus, mea, meum
Definition
my
Term
tuus, tua, tuum
Definition
your (singular)
Term
suus, sua, suum
Definition
his own, her own, their own
Term
noster, nostra, nostrum
Definition
our
Term
vester, vestra, vestrum
Definition
your (plural)
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