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mater, tris (f)
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mother;
origin
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mortuus, a, um
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dead
- humus, i (ffffffff!)
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earth;
soil;
ground -
loqui, loquor, locutus sum (3D)
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to speak
- itaque
- therefore, and so
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movere, moveo, movi, motum (2)
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to move, set into motion
- hortari, hortor, atus (1D)
- to encourage
- facultas, atis (f)
- capability, possibility, means
- ingens, entis
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huge, vast;
great -
mortalis, e
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mortal; human
- hospes, itis (m)
- guest; host
- fama, ae (f)
- rumour, renown, fame
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medius, a, um
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middle;
moderate
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mos, moris (m)
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custom, manner
- fere, ferme
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nearly; in general
(with negatives) hardly ever -
mores(pl of mos)
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characheter; behaviour;
morals - legio, onis (f)
- Roman legion; army
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morbus,i (m)
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illness, disease;
weakness
- hostis, is (m/f)
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stranger, foreigner;
enemy -
mors, mortis (f)
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death
- inde
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thence;
next -
mori, moror, mortus (3)
- to die
- hortus, i (m)
- garden
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meminisse, memini
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to remember
- facilis,e
- easy
- fur, furis (m or f)
- thief
- facere, facio, feci, factum (3)
- to do, make
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memorare (1)
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to remind of;
to mention
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locus, i (m) (pl =loci (single places) or loca(connected places - a region)
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place;
position
- inopia, ae (f)
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want, scarcity;
destitution -
munitio, onis (f)
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fortifying, fortification
- liber, bri (m)
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book, volume;
inner bark of a tree - facinus, oris (n)
- deed, crime, outrage
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magister, tri (m)
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master;
teacher
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multus, a, um
- much, many
- invitus, a, um
- impassable, inaccesible
- longus, a, um
- long
- instituere, instituo, ui, utum (3)
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to set up, to found;
to make;
to educate -
mulier, is (f)
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woman
- incendere, incendo, di, sum (3)
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to set fire to;
to inflame (fig) -
munus, eris (n)
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function, duty;
service;
post
- iam
- now, already
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mox
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soon; then
- ita
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and so;
thus, like that;
yes
even so;
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murus, i (m)
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wall; city wall
- furtim
- by stealth, secretly; imperceptibly
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mutare (1)
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to change;
to shift - imperator, oris (m)
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ruler, emperor;
person in charge;
commander-in-chief -
multitudo, inis
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graet number, multitude;
crowd - fuga, ae (f)
- flight; avoidance; exile
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ignoscere, ignosco, novi, notum (3)
(+DAT) - to forgive, pardon
- iacere, iacio, ieci, iactum (3)
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to throw;
to throw away;
to pile up(structures) - ira, ae (f)
- anger
- inspicere, inspicio, exi, ectum (3)
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to look into/at;
inspect - impedire, impedio, ivi or ii, itum (4)
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to hinder;
to entangle; - insula, ae (f)
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island;
tenement-building - impetus, us (m)
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attack;
vigour - gravis, e
- heavy, burdonsome, burdened, serious, difficult
- Italia, ae (f)
- Italy
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interesse, intersum, interfui
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to be/ lie between;
to be present/ in the midst;
to differ - imperium, ii (n)
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command;
rule;
supreme power;
empire - interficere, interficio, feci, fectum (3)
- to kill, destroy
- initium, ii (n)
- beginning
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malus, a, um
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bad, evil
- ipse, ipsa, ipsum
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herself, himself, itself
- forte
- by chance, as luck would have it
- levis, e
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light(not heavy);
trivial;
fickle - et
- and
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licet, cuit, citum est
(2, IMPERS.) -
it is lawful/permitted;
one may/can - Graecia, ae (f)
- Greece
- lingua, ae (f)
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tongue;
language - icere, ic(i)o, ici, ictum (3)
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to hit;
to conclude a treaty - idem, eadem, idem
- the same
- frangere, frango, fregi, fractum (3)
- to break, crush; to weaken, wear out
- iterum
- again, for the second time
- efficio, feci,fectum (3)
- to effect, accomplish, produce, prove
- libens, entis
- willing; cheerful
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malle, malo, malui
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to wish; to prefer
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in (+acc)
in(+abl) -
in, on, at, with etc
into, to, against etc
- gratus, a, um
- agreeable; pleasing, thankful
- leo, onis (m)
- lion
- interim
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meanwhile;
at the same time - libertas, atis (f)
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freedom
- inter (+ACC)
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between, among;
during - incredibilis, e
- incredible
- Graecus, a, um
- Greek
- laborare (1)
- to work, strive
- intra (adv/prep +ACC)
- within, under, fewer than
- immortalis, e
- immortal, eternal
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mandare, mando etc (1)
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to commission;
to entrust (to)
to command - iste, ista, istud (istius)
- this/that of yours; that to which you refer
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maiores (m, pl)
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ancestors
- iucundus, a, um
- pleasant, delightful
- fugere, fugio, fugi (3)
- to flee, avoid, go into exile
- legatio, onis (f)
- embassy
- gladius, ii (m)
- sword
- iter, itineris (n)
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journey;
route - flagitium, ii (n)
- shameful/base action; crime;scandal; disgrace
- iuvenis, is
- youg, youthful
- gratia, ae (f)
- grace, gracefulness, good-will
- iniquus, a, um
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unequal;
disadvantageous;
unjust;
hostle - filia, ae (f)
- daughter
- invidia, ae (f)
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envy;
spite - iacere,iaceo, cui (2, NB 'e')
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to lie;
to lie still;
to lie in ruins
- ingredi, ingredior, ingressus sum (3D)
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to enter;
to begin;
to walk - fines, ium (pl, m or f)
- country, territory
- liber, a, um
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free;
void of;
licentious - fidelis, e
- loyal, trustworthy
- iudicium, ii (n)
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judicial investigation;
judgement;
verdict - equus, i (m.)
- horse
- iubere, iubeo, iussi,iussum (2)
- to order
- etsi
- although, even if
- inferre, infero, intuli, illatum (3)
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to bring into/upon/forward;
to cause;
to bury - ianua, ae (f)
- door, entrance
- ius, iuris (n)
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law;
right;
authority;
court of justice - extremus, a, um
- outer, external, foreign (='exterus')
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imperare (1)
(+DAT) -
to command;
to rule(over) - gerere, geno (or gigno, genui, genitum (3)
- to beget, bear, produce
- laetus, a, um
- joyful, cheerful, glad
- forum, i (n)
- market; forum
- ignavus, a, um
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idle, sluggish;
cowardly - ferox, ocis
- wild, bold; cruel; defiant
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melior, oris
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better
- hic, haec, hoc
- this
- imago, inis (f)
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image;
appearance;
likeness;
idea;
ghost; echo
- fanum, i (n)
- sanctuary, temple
- legere, lego, legi, lectum (3)
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to gather;
to choose;
to read - ad humi (adv)
- on the ground
- ille, illa, illud (illius)
- he, she, it, that
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luna, ae (f)
- moon
- incipere, incipio, cepi, ceptum (3)
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to begin;
to undertake - eripio, ripui, reptum (3)
- to snatch away, take by force, rescue
- lex, legis (f)
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law;
rule;
principle - egredior, egredi, egressus (3 dep)
- to march or come out, to set sail, to land,go beyond, to ascend
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manere, maneo, mansi, mansus (2)
- to stay, remain
- fundus, i(m)
- bottom; farm, land, estate
- incendium, ii (n)
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fire;
fiery heat;
passion - ibi
- there
- invitare (1)
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to invite;
to entice
- inquit (inquio, inquam)
- s/he says
- iuvenis, is (m/f)
- youth, young (wo)man
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magistratus, us (m)
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magistrate;
magistracy;
office - invenire, invenio, inveni,inventum (4)
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to invent;
to find - honestus, a,um
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worthy, decent;
of high rank - infelix, icis
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unfortunate;
unhappy - atque etiam
- more and more
- lacrima, ae (f)
- tear
- fatum, i (n)
- fate, destiny; doom
- levare (1)
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to lift;
to support;
to relieve;
to free from -
ludus, i (m)
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play, game, fun;
(elementary) school
- ingenium, (i)i
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innate quality;
talent - hiems, emis (f)
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winter;
stormy weather - inimicus, i
- enemy
- ferrum, i (n)
- iron; tool; sword; weapon
- libertus, i (m)
- freedman
- frater, fratris (m)
- brother; cousin
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maximus, a, um
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biggest, greatest
- haud (quaquam)
- not, by no means; (in no way)
- ignorare, ignoro etc (1)
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to be ignorant of;
to fail to recognise - exitium, ii (n)
- ruin, mischief; death
- litterae, arum (f, pl)
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letter;
writings;
literature - intellegere, intellego, lexi, lectum (3)
- to understand
- lacrimare (1)
- to weep
- gaudere, gaudeo, gavisus sum (2)
- to rejoice
- iudicare (1)
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to judge;
to decide;
to sentence - fides, ei
- faith, trust, loyalty
- iudex, icis (m/f)
- judge; juror
- erro, errare (1)
- to wander, stray; mistake, vacillate, err
- laudare (1)
- to praise
- huc
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hither, to this place;
so far - labor, oris (m)
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labour, toil;
hardship - finitimus, a, um
- bordering on; adjoining, neighbouring
- liberare (1)
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to free;
to acquit - hinc
- from this place, henceforth
- igitur
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therefore
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magis (adv)
- more, rather
- iniuria, ae (f)
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wrong, injury;
abuse, offence;
insult - familiaris, e
- of the household; familiar;intimate
- ire, eo , ivi/ii
- to go
- felix, icis
- fruitful; fortunate; happy
- is, ea, id (eius)
- he, she, it, that
- eques, itis (m.)
- horseman, rider, horse-soldier
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libet, libuit, libitum est
(2 impers.) -
it pleases
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maior, oris
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greater, older
- latus, a, um
- joyful, cheerful, glad
- ferreus, a, um
- of iron, iron
- iustus, a, um
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just;
lawful;
right - honos, oris (m)
- honour; regard
- iussu (abl. of 'iussus')
- by order of
- foedus, eris (n)
- legue, treaty, agreement
- irasci, irascor, atus sum (3D)
- to be angry
- egregius, a, um
- excellent, eminent,illustrious
- libido, inis (f)
- desire, lust
- frumentum, i (n)
- corn, grain
- ignis, is (m)
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fire;
brightness;
- epistula, ae (f.)
- letter, dispatch
- laetitia, ae (f)
- joy, gladness
- effugio, fugi, effugium (3)
- to escape, flee from, avoid, be unnoticed
- labi, labor, lapsus (3D)
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to slide down;
to fall down;
to drop - equitatus, us (m.)
- cavalry
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manus, us (f)
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hand;
band of soldiers;
power - gloria, ae (f)
- glory, fame
- inimicus, a, um
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hostile;
harmful -
magnopere
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much, greatly,
especially
- latus, eris (n)
- side; flank
- fossa, ae (f)
- ditch, trench
- laus, laudis (f)
- praise
- exspectare, exspecto (1)
- to await, expect; anticipate, hope for
- legatus, i (m)
- ambassador
- familia, ae (f)
- household, estate, slave or people under a man's control
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mare, is (n)
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sea
- fugare (1)
- to put to flight, to chase away, drive into exile
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minimus, a, um
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least; smallest etc
- excito, excitare (1)
- to wake up; to rouse; to arrouse, raise
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monumentum, i (n)
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memorial, monument, remembrance
- interea
- meanwhile
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modus, i (m)
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measure, size, quantity;
limit;
manner - filius, ii (m)
- son
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metus, us (m)
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fear, anxiety
- hodie
- today; at present
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1)modo (adv....conj)
2)modo....modo
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1)only (lit. by a measure, with a limit);
provided that;
just now;
2)at one time...at another
- exercitus, us (m.)
- army; swarm, flock
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memoria, ae (f)
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memory
- fieri, fio, factus sum (4)
- to be made/done; to become; to happen
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militaris, e
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military;
war-like
- flumen,inis (n)
- river, stream
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mirus, a, um
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wonderful;
astonishing
- intrare, intro etc (1)
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to enter, to penetrate
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mons, montis (m)
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mountain; huge rock
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mane
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1) (adv) in the morning
2)(n., indecl.) morning
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mittere, misi, missum (3)
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to send;
to dismiss;
to throw (away)
- evadere, evado, evasi, evasum (3)
- to go/come out; to escape, avoid
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mensa, ae (f)
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table
- ferre, fero, tuli, latum
- to carry, bear, bring
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miles, itis (m)
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soldier, soldiery
- esse,sum,fui
- to be
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minor, minus, oris
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smaller, lesser, younger etc
- e, ex
- out of, from
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metuere, metuo, ui, utum (3)
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to be afraid to/of, to fear
- humanus, a, um
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human;
humane;
civilised -
mirari, miror, atus (1)
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to wonder/ be amazed at
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iactare (1)
se iactare -
to throw;
to boast, to torment
(reflexive)to glory -
mens, mentis (f)
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mind;
reson;
disposition - fessus, a, um
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tired; feeble
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mercator, oris (m)
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merchant
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ludere, ludo, lusi, lusum (3)
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to play;
to trick -
(me) miseret (IMPERS +GEN)
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It distresses (me) (for);
I pity
- femina, ae (f)
- woman
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moenia, ium (n, pl)
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town walls, fortified city