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| accedo, accessi, accessum |
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| 3rd declension, to approach or come near |
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| animadverto, animadverti, animadversus |
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| 3rd declension, to take notice of; to attend to |
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| (f) a slaughter or persons slain |
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| (indefinite pronoun) someone, something |
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| (deponent) to hear, perceive; to express an opinion |
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| 3rd declension, to begin, commence; to begin or arise |
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| 3rd declension, to bring, drive or draw to one point |
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| discedo, discessi, discessum |
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| 3rd declension, to part or separate; to depart or march away |
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| unwilling, against one's will |
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| (f) a woman, wife or matron |
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| morior, mortuus sum, mortiturus |
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| 3rd declension (deponent), to die; to decay |
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| 3rd declension (deponent), to be born, descend from |
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| (m) custom (pl) manners, character |
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| 2nd declension, to be open, lie open; to be accessible |
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| 3rd deponent, to complain or bewail |
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| on all sides, from everywhere |
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| double dative, it is of use to us |
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