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ac
and
admodum
very, quite; fully; yes; (+neg.) at all
aliquam
in some degree
aliquis, aliquid
somebody, something
adhūc
still, as yet
aliquī, aliqua, aliquod
some, any
aliquandō
once, formerly; at some future time; sometimes
aliquotiēns
several times
at
but, on the other hand
atque
and
atquī
(adversative) and yet, nevertheless, yes but
aut
or
aut ... aut
either ... or
autem
(normally 2nd word) on the other hand, however
cōram
(adv.) in one's presence; in person; (+abl.) in the presence of, before
dehinc
from here; from now, henceforth; then, next
deinde
afterwards, then, next
dēmum
(time) at last, not till; (emphasis) just, precisely
modo dēmum
only now
dēnique
at last, finally
dōnec
until; while, as long as
dum
until; while, as long as; provided that
enim
(normally 2nd word) for (introducing a reason); for instance, of course
eō quod
because
etenim
(adding an explanation) and as a matter of fact, in fact
etsī
even if
fās
(indecl. noun) (what is) right; divine law
hūc
(to) here (with verbs of motion)
ibi
there, in that place
idcircō
on that account, therefore; for that reason
ideō
for this reason
illūc
(to) there (with verbs of motion)
immo
(correcting preceding words) no, yes; on the contrary, or rather
interdum
now and then, occasionally
inde
thence, from there
iuxtā
(+acc.) next to, beside
ita
thus; to such an extent, so
licet
although
licet, licēre, licuit (licitum est)
(+dat.) it is allowed
modo
(conj.) provided that
necnōn
also, besides
nōnnumquam
sometimes
nōndum
not yet
nōnnullus, nōnnulla, nōnnullum
some
nuper
recently, lately
nusquam
nowhere
ob
(+acc.) because of
quam ob rem
accordingly
ōlim
once, at some time in the past; at some time in the future
praetereā
thereafter; in addition, as well as; moreover
posteā
afterwards, later
postmodo, postmodum
shortly, presently
procul
at a distance, far off, away
proinde, proin
consequently, therefore; just (as)
proptereā
for this reason
prōrsum
forwards; absolutely
prōrsus
forwards; absolutely; in short
prout
according as
quā
where, which way; whereby; as far as; partly ... partly
quālibet, quālubet
anywhere, anyhow
quālis, quālis, quāle
what kind of? of what sort?
quam
(interr. and exclam. adv.) how
quamdiū
how long? as long as
quamquam
although
quamvīs
although
quandō
(when preceded by sī, etc.) ever
quandō ... ?
when ... ?
quandōque
(adv.) whenever; some day; (conj.) seeing that
quantum
how much; as much as
quantus, quanta, quantum
how much, how great
in quantum
as far as
quantō
(with comp.) how much; the
quāpropter
why; and therefore
quārē ... ?
why ... ?
quasi
as if, as though
quātenus
(interr.) how far? how long? (rel.) as far as; in so far as, since
quemamodum
(interr.) how; (rel.) just as
quisquam, quidquam (quicquam)
any(one) at all
quīcumque, quaecumque, quodcumque
whoever, whatever
quīdan, quaedam, quiddam, quoddam
a certain (person/thing)
quidem
indeed, even
quippe
(adv. giving a casual sense to an adjectival clause)
quō
(to) where (with verbs of motion)
quoad
until; while, as long as
quōcumque
whithersoever
quod
because
quod sī
but if
quōdam modo
in a way
quōmodo
how
quondam
once, formerly
quoniam
since
quoque
also, too
quot
how many
quotiens
as often as, whenever
rursus
again
rectē
rightly
sanē
sensibly (intensive) very, doubtless; (ironical) to be sure, of course; (concessive) of course, indeed; (in answer) certainly, surely; (with imp.) then, if you please
scīlicet
doubtless, of course
semel
once, a single time, just once
seu
or if
simul
at the same time; together
sīn
but if
siquidem
(adv.) if in fact; (conj.) since
tālis, tālis, tāle
such, of such a sort
tam
so, to such an extent
tamen
however, nevertheless, yet
tamquam
in the same way as, just as
tandem
after some time, at length
tantus, tanta, tantum
so great, so much, as much
tantum
only; exclusively
tot
so many, as many
tum, tunc
then, at that time; next
ubicumque
wherever
unde ... ?
from where ... ?
usque
(+acc.) up to
ut (utī) ... ita
while ... nevertheless
uterque, utraque, utrumque
each of two, either
utinam
(adv. used to emphasize optative subjunctive)
utique
at least, by all means, especially
utpote
(adv. giving a casual sense to an adjectival clause)
utrum
(adv. introducing alternative questions)
velut
as, like, in the same way as
vērum tamen
nevertheless
vērō
indeed, in fact; in truth
vidēlicet
clearly, evidently

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