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acervus
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acervī (m) - heap
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aciēs
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aceī (m) - sharp, keen (sight)
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aditus
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aditūs (m) - entrance
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adolēscēns
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adolēscēntis (m.f.) - young man, woman
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adolēscentia
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adolēscentiae (f) - youth
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adventus
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adventūs (m) - arrival
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aedēs
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aedis (f) - temple, pl: house
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aedificium
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aedificiī (n) - building
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aegritūdō
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aegritūdinis (f) - sickness, sorrow
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aequor
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aequoris (n) - a level surface, sea
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āēr
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āeris (m) - air, weather, mist
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aes
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aeris (n) - copper, bronze, money
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aestās
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aestātis (f) - summer
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aestus
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aestūs (m) - heat, tide, passion
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aetās
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aetātis (f) - age, life, time
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aethēr
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aetheris (m) - sky, heaven, air
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aevum
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aevī (n) - age, lifetime, eternity
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ager
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agrī (m) - field
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agger
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aggeris (m) - ramp, mound of earth
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agmen
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agminis (n) - column (of people), procession
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agricola
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agricolae (m) - farmer
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āla
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ālae (f) - wing, armpit
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altāria
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altūrium (n.pl.) - altars, altar, altar top
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altitūdō
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altitūdinis (f) - height, depth
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āmentia
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āmentiae (f) - madness, stupidity
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amīcitia
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amīcitiae (f) - friendship
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amictus
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amictūs (m) - (manner of) dress, clothing
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amīcus
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amicī (m) - friend
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amnis
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amnis (m) - river
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amor
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amōris (m) - love
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ancora
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ancorae (f) - anchor
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angustiae
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angustiārum (f.pl.) - strait, shortness, went, difficulties
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anima
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animae (f) - wind, air, breath
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animus
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animī (m) - spirit, soul, mind
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annus
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annī (m) - year
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antrum
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antrī (n) - cave, hollow
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aqua
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aquae (f) - water
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aquila
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aquilae (f) - eagle; standard (of a legion)
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āra
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arae (f) - altar
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arbor
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arboris (f) - tree, ship, mast, oar
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arcus
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arcūs (m) - arch
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argentum
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argentī (n) - silver, silver plate, money
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arma
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armōrum (n.pl.) - arms, weapons
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armātūra
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armatūrae (f) - armor, equipment
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ars
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artis (f) - art, skill
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artus
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artūs (m) - joint
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artus (plural definition)
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artūs (m) - limbs, body
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arvum
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arvī (n) - field, land, country, plain
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arx
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arcis (f) - fortress, castle, summit
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aspectus
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aspectūs (m) - sight, glance, appearance
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astrum
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astrī (n) - star, constellation
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ātrium
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ātriī (n) - atrium, reception hall
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auctor
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auctōris (m) - creator, originator, person responsible
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auctōritās
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auctōritātis (f) - authority
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audācia
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audāciae (f) - boldness, audacity
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augurium
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auguriī (n) - augury, omen, prophecy
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aura
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aurae (f) - breeze, wind, air
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auris
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auris (f) - ear
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auspicium
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auspiciī (n) - augury, omen, auspices
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auxilium
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auxiliī (n) - help
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avāritia
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avāritae (f) greed, selfishness
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avis
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avis (f) - bird
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avus
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avī (m) - grandfather, ancestor
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axis
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axis (m) - axle, chariot, pole
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bellum
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bellī (n) - war
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beneficium
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beneficiī (n) - act of kindness, favor
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bīduum
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bīduī (n) - two days
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bracchium
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bracchiī (n) - arm
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caedēs
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caedis (f) - murder, massacre, gore
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caelicola
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caelicolae (m) - god
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caelum
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caelī (n) - sky, heaven
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calamitās
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calamitātis (f) - disaster, defeat
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campus
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campī (m) - plain, field
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canis
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canis (m) - dog; lowest throw of dice
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captīvus
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captīvī (m) - prisoner, captive
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caput
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capitis (n) - head
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carcer
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carceris (m) - prison
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cardō
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cardinis (m) - hinge, axis, critical moment
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carīna
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carīnae (f) - keel, ship
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carmen
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carminis (n) - song
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carō
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carōnis (f) - flesh
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carrus
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carrī (m) - wagon
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castellum
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castellī (n) - fort
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castra
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castrōrum (n.pl.) - military camp
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cāsus
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cāsūs (m) - misfortune
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catēna
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catēnae (f) - chain
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caterva
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catervae (f) - crowd, band, flock
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causa
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causae (f) - reason, cause
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cautēs
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cautis (f) - rock, crag
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celeritās
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celeritātis (f) - speed, quickness
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centuriō
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centuriōnis (m) - centurion
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certāmen
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certāminis (n) - struggle, contest, fight
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cervīx
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cervīcis (f) - neck
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chorus
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chorī (m) - chorus, choral dance
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cibus
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cibī (m) - food
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cinis
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cineris (m) - ash
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circuitus
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circuitūs (m) - revolution, circuit
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cīvis
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cīvis (m.f.) - citizen
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cīvitās
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cīvitātis (f) - citizenship, state
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clāmor
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clāmōris (m) - shout, uproar, racket
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classis
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classis (f) - political class, army, fleet
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cliēns
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clientis (m) - client, dependent, follower
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clipeus
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clipeī (m) - round bronze shield, dise
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coetus
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coetūs (m) - meeting, joining, crowd
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cognōmen
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cognominis (n) - surname, name
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cohors
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cohortis (f) - cohort
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collis
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collis (m) - hill, slope
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colloquium
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colloquiī (n) - talk, chat
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collum
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collī (n) - neck
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colōnus
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colōnī (m) - farmer, settler, colonist
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color
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colōris (m) - color, complexion, style
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columba
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columbae (f) - dove, pigeon
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coma
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comae (f) - hair, foliage
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comes
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comitis (m.f.) - commrade, companion
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commeātus
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commeātūs (m) - (military) leave
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commodum
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commodī (n) - convenience, advantage
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commūtātiō
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commūtātiōnīs (f) - change
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cōnātus
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cōnātūs (m) - effort, endeavor, impulse
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concilium
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concilī/conciliī (n) - gathering, meeting, council
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concordia
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concordiae (f) - friendship, union
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concursus
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concursūs (m) - concourse, gathering
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condiciō
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condiciōnis (f) - arrangement, condition
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coniugium
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coniugiī (n) - union, marriage
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coniunx
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coniugis (m.f.) - spouse
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coniūrātiō
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coniurātiōnis (f) - plot, conspiracy
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cōnscientia
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cōscientiae (f) - joint knowledge, conscience
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cōnsilium
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cōsiliī (n) - plan, idea, advice
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cōnspectus
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cōnspectūs (m) - sight
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cōnsuētūdō
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cōnsuētūdinis (f) - custom, habit
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cōnsul
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cōnsulis (m) - consul (highest elected official)
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cōnsulātus
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cōnsulātūs (m) - office of consul, consulship
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contentiō
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contentiōnis (f) - argument
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controversia
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controversiae (f) - argument
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contumēlia
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contumēliae (f) - insult, abuse
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cōnūbium
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cōnūbī/cōnūbiī (n) - marriage
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conventus
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conventūs (m) - meeting, agreement
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convīvium
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convīviī (n) - banquet, entertainment, guests
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cōpia
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cōpiae (f) - plenty, abundance
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cor
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cordis (n) - heart, soul, judgement
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cornū
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cornūs (n) - horn
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corōna
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corōnae (f) - garland, wreath
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corpus
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corporis (n) - body
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crīmen
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crīminis (n) - charge
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crīnis
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crīnis (m) - hair
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cruciātus
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cruciātūs (m) - tortue, ruin
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crūdēlitās
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crūdēlitātis (f) - cruelty, severity
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cruor
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cruōris (m) - blood, bloodshed
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cubīle
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cubilis (n) - bed, couch, nest, den
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culmen
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culminis (n) - stalk, top, roof, summit
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culpa
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culpae (f) - blame, fault, mischief
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cupiditās
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cupiditātis (f) - desire, eagerness
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cupīdō
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cupīdinis (f) - desire, eagerness
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cūra
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cūrae (f) - care
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cūria
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cūriae (f) - senate-house
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currus
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currūs (m) - chariot
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cursus
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cursūs (m) - course, flight
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cūstōdia
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cūstōdiae (f) - watch, guard, care
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cūstōs
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cūstōdis (m) - guard
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daps
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dapis (f) - religious feast, meal, banquet
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decus
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decoris (n) - ornament, glory, beauty
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dēdecus
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dēdecoris (n) - disgrace, shame, crime
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dēditiō
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dēditiōnis (f) - surrender
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dēfēnsor
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dēfensōris (m) - defender, protector
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dēlūbrum
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dēlūbrī (n) - sanctuary, temple
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dēns
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dentis (m) - tooth, tusk
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dētrīmentum
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dētrīmentī (n) - loss, harm, defect
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deus
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deī (m) - god
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diēs
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diēī (m) - day
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difficultās
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difficultātis (f) - difficulty
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digitus
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digitī (m) - finger
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dignitās
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dignitātis (f) - dignity
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dīligentia
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dīligentiae (f) - industry, hard work
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disciplīna
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disciplīnae (f) - discipline, orderliness
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discrīmen
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discrīminis (n) - crisis
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discessus
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discessūs (m) - partings, departure
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dissensiō
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dissensiōnis (f) - diagreement, conflict
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doctrīna
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doctrīnae (f) - instruction, education, science
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dolor
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dolōris (m) - pain, grief
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dolus
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dolī (m) - trickery
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domicilium
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domiciliī (n) - dwelling
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domus
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domūs (m) - home
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dōnum
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dōnī (n) - present, gift
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dux
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ducis (m) - leader
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effigiēs
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effigiēī (f) - image, (wax) statue
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egestās
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egastātis (f) - want, poverty
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ēnsis
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ēnsis (m) - sword
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epulae
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epulārum (f.pl.) - dishes, banquet
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eques
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equitis (m) - horseman; man of equestrian rank
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equitātus
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equitātūs (m) - cavalry
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equus
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equī (m) - horse
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error
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errōris (m) - wandering, maze, mistake
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ēruptiō
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ēruptiōnis (f) - eruption
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ēventus
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ēventūs (m) - outcome
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exemplum
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exemplī (n) - example
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exercitātiō
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exercitātiōnis (f) - practice, exercise, experience
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exercitus
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exercitūs (m) - army
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exitium
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exitiī (n) - ruin, destruction
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exitus
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exitūs (m) - departure, end, death
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exsilium
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exsiliī (n) - exile, banishment, retreat
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explōrātor
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explōrātōris (m) - scout, spy
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exsul
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exsulis (m.f.) - exile
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exuviae
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exuviārum (f.pl.) - clothing, arms, hide
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faciēs
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facieī (f) - form, shape, appearance, face
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facinus
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facinoris (n) - crime
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factum
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factī (n) - deed, achievment
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facultās
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facultātis (f) - opportunity, ability
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fāma
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fāmae (f) - talk, rumor, tradition, fame
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famēs
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famis (f) - hunger
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familia
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familiae (f) - slaves of a household, estate, family
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famulus
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famulī (m) - servant, attendant
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fās
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(n) - divine law, right
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fastīgium
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fastīgiī (n) - gable, slope
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fātum
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fātī (n) - divine word, oracle, fate
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faucēs
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faucium (f.pl.) - passage, entranceway
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fax
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facis (f) - torch
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fēlīcitās
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fēlīciātis (f) - happiness, good luck
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fēmina
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fēminae (f) - woman
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ferrum
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ferrī (n) - iron, sword
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fidēs
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fideī (f) - loyalty, trustworthiness
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fīdūcia
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fīdūciae (f) - confidence, trust
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fīlia
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fīliae (f) - daughter
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fīlius
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fīliī (m) - son
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fīnis
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fīnis (m) - end
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flamma
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flammae (f) - flame
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flētus
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flētūs (m) - weeping, tears
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flōs
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flōris (m) - flower
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fluctus
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fluctūs (m) - wave, flood, disturbance
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flūmen
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flūminis (n) - river
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fluvius
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fluviī (m) - river, stream
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focus
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focī (m) - hearth, pyre, altar
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foedus
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foederis (n) - treaty, law, agreement
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folium
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foliī (n) - leaf
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fōns
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fontis (m) - fountain, spring
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foris
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foris (f) - door, opening, entrance
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fōrma
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fōrmae (f) - beauty, shape
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formīdō
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formīdinis (f) - terror, awe, scarecrow
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fors
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fortis (f) - chance, luck
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fortūna
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fortūnae (f) - fortune, luck
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forum
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forī (n) - forum, business center
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fossa
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fossae (f) - ditch
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frāter
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frātris (m) - brother
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frōns
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frontis (f) - front
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fremitus
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fremitūs (m) - roaring, snorting, noise
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fretum
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fretī (n) - strait, sea
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frīgus
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frīgoris (n) - cold, winter, death
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frōns, frontis
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(f) - forehead, brow
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frōns, frondis
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(f) - leaf, foliage
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frūctus
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frūctūs (m) - enjoyment, income, produce, fruit
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frūmentum
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frūmentī (n) - grain
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fuga
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fugae (f) - escape
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fulmen
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fulminis (n) - thunderbolt, disaster
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fūmus
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fūmī (m) - smoke, steam
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funditor*
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funditōris (m) - slinger*
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fūnis
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fūnis (m) - rope
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fūnus
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fūneris (n) - funeral
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furia
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furiae (f) - madness, frenzy, passion
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furor
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furōris (m) - madness, frenzy, passion
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fūrtum
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fūrtī (n) - theft, robbery
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galea
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galeae (f) - helmet
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gaudium
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gaudiī (n) - joy
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gemitus
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gemitūs (m) - groan
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gener
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generī (m) - son-in-law
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genitor
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genitōris (m) - father, creator
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gēns
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gentis (f) - family, tribe
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genū
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genūs (n) - knee
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genus
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generis (n) - race, kind, class, species, birth
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gladiātor
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gladiātōris (m) - gladiator
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gladius
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gladiī (m) - sword
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glōria
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glōriae (f) - glory
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gradus
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gradūs (m) - step, pace, position
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grātia
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grātiae (f) - charm, grace, influence
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gravitās
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gravitātis (f) - weight, severity, sickness
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gressus
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gressūs (m) - step, course
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grex
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gregis (m) - flock, herd, company, troop
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gubernātor
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gubernātōris (m) - helmsman
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gurges
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gurgitis (m) - abyss, deep water, flood
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habēna
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habēnae (f) - strap, reigns
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harēna
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harēnae (f) - sand, desert, seashore
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hasta
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hastae (f) - spear
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herba
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herbae (f) - blade, grass, herb, weed
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hērōs
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hēris (m) - demigod, hero
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hīberna
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hībernōrum (n.pl.) - winter quarters
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hiems
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hiemis (f) - winter
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homō
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hominis (m) - person, man
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honor
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honōris (m) - honor, official position
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hōra
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hōrae (f) - hour
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hospes
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hospitis (m) - guest, host
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hospitium
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hospitiī (n) - hospitality, friendship
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hostis
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hostis (m.f.) - enemy
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hūmānitās
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hūmānitātis (f) - humanity, mankind
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humus
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humī (f) - ground
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iaculum
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iaculī (n) - javelin, fishing net
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iānua
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iānuae (f) - door
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ictus
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ictūs (m) - stroke, blow, wound
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ignis
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ignis (m) - fire
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imāgō
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imāginis (f) - likeness, picture, ghost
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imber
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imberis (m) - rain, water, stream, shower
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impedīmentum
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impedīmentī (n) - hinderance, obstacle
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imperātor
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imperātōris (m) - emperor
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imperātum
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imperātī (n) - order
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imperium
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imperiī (n) - empire
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impetus
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impetūs (m) - attack
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incendium
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incendiī (n) - fire, heat
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incommodum
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incommodī (n) - inconvenience
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incursus
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incursūs (m) - assault, impulse
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index
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indicis (m) - forefinger, witness
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indicium
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indiciī (n) - sign, evidence
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industria
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industriae (f) - diligence
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ingenium
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ingeniī (n) - character
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inimīcus
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inimīcī (m) - enemy
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initium
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initī/initiī (n) - beginning
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iniūria
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iniūriae (f) - injustice, injury
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inopia
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inopiae (f) - poverty
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īnsidiae
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īnsidiārum (f.pl.) - trap, ambush
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īnstitūtum
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īnstitūtī (n) - tradition, agreement
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īnsula
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īnsulae (f) - island; apartment building
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interitus
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interitūs (m) - destruction, ruin, death
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intervāllum
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intervāllī (n) - space, distance
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invidia
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invidiae (f) - envy, jealousy
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īra
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īrae (f) - anger
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iter
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itineris (n) - journey, trip, progress
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iūdex
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iūdicis (m) - judge
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iūdicium
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iūdicī, iūdiciī (n) - trial, opinion
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iugum
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iugī (n) - yoke, pair, height
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iūmentum
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iūmentī (n) - beast of burden, packhorse
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iūs
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iūris (n) - law, order; broth, soup
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iūs iūrandum
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iūs iūrandī (n) - oath
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iūstitia
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iūstitiae (f) - justice
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iuvencus
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iuvencī (m) - young man, bullock
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iuvenis
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iuvenis (m) - young man
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iuventa
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iuventae (f) - youth
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iuventūs
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iuventūtis (f) - youth, manhood
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lāc
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lactis (n) - milk
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lacrima
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lacrimae (f) - tear
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lacus
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lacūs (m) - lake
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labor
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labōris (m) - work
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laetitia
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laetitiae (f) - joy, delight
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lapis
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lapidis (m) - stone, precious stone
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latebra
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latebrae (f) - hiding place, retreat
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latex
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laticis (m) - water, liquid
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lātitūdō
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lātitūdinis (f) - width, size
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latrō
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latrōnis (m) - robber
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latrōcinium
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latrōciniī (n) - (highway) robbery, piracy
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lātus
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lāteris (n) - lungs, side, flank
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laurus
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laurī (f) - laurel tree
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laus
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laudis (f) - praise, glory, fame
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lēgātiō
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lēgātiōnis (f) - mission, embassy
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lēgātus
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lēgātī (m) - commander (of a legion)
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legiō
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legiōnis (f) - legion
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lēnitās
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lēnitātis (f) - softness, smoothness
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lētum
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lētī (n) - death, rain, destruction
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lēx
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lēgis (f) - law
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liber
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librī (m) - book
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lībertās
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lībertātis (f) - freedom
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līberī
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līberōrum (m.pl.) - children
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libīdō
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libīdinis (f) - desire, passion, lust
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līmen
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līminis (n) - threshold, doorway
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lingua
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linguae (f) - tongue
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littera
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litterae (f) - letter
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lītus
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litōris (n) - seashore, shore
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locus
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locī (m) - place
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lūctus
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lūctūs (m) - mourning, lamentation
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lūcus
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lūcī (m) - grove, wood
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lūdus
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lūdī (m) - game
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lūmen
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lūminis (m) - light, lamp, eye
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lūna
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lūnae (f) - moon
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lūx
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lūcis (f) - light, daylight
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magister
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magistrī (m) - master, foreman
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magistrātus
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magistrātūs (m) - public official
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magnitūdō
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magnitūdinis (f) - greatness, size, dignity
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maiōrēs
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maiōrum (m.pl.) - ancestors
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maleficium
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maleficiī (n) - misdeed, wrong
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mālus (f)
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mālī (f) - apple tree
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mālus (m)
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mālī (m) - mast, pole
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mandātum
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mandātī (n) - instruction, order
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mānēs
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mānium (m.pl) - ghosts, bodily remains
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manus
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manūs (f) - hand
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mare
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maris (n) - sea
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marītus
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marītī (m) - husband
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māter
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mātris (f) - mother
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māteria
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māteriae (f) - matter, substance
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mel
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mellis (n) - honey
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membrum
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membrī (n) - limb, member, part
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memoria
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memoriae (f) - memory
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mēns
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mentis (f) - mind
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mēnsa
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mēnsae (f) - table
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mēnsis
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mēnsis (m) - month
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mercātor
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mercātōris (m) - merchant
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mēta
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mētae (f) - turning-point
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metus
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metūs (m) - fear
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mīles
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mīlitis (m) - soldier
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mīlitia
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mīlitiae (f) - military service, war
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minae
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minārum (f.pl.) - threats
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modus
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modī (m) - manner, way, kind
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moenia
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moenum (n.pl.) - defences, walls
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mōlēs
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mōlis (f) - mass, pile, bulk
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mōns
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montis (m) - mountain
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mōnstrum
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monstrī (n) - marvel, monster
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monumentum
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monumentī (n) - memorial, monument
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mora
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morae (f) - delay
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mors
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mortis (f) - death
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mōs
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mōris (m) - custom
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mōtus
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mōtūs (m) - movement
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mulier
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mulieris (f) - woman, wife
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multitūdō
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multitūdinis (f) - crowd
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mūnicipium
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mūnicipiī (n) - provincial town
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mūnītiō
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mūnītiōnis (f) - fortification, defense
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mūnus
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mūneris (n) - service, duty
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murmur
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murmuris (n) - murmur, hum, rumbling
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mūrus
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mūrī (m) - wall
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nātiō
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nātiōnis (f) - tribe, race, breed, class
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nātūra
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nātūrae (f) - birth, nature, character
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nauta
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nautae (m) - sailor
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nāvigātiō
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nāvigātiōnis (f) - voyage
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nāvigium
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nāvigiī (n) - vessel, ship
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nāvis
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nāvis (f) - ship
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nefās
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(n) - evil
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negōtium
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negotiī (n) - business
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nēmō
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acc. neminem - no one, nobody
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nemus
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nemōris (n) - wood, grove
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nepōs
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nepōtis (m) - grandson
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nihil
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nothing
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nimbus
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nimbī (m) - cloud, rain, storm
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nix
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nivis (f) - snow
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nōbilitās
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nōbilitātis (f) - fame, noble birth
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nōdus
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nōdī (m) - knot, knob, girdle
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nōmen
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nōminis (n) - name
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nox
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noctis (f) - night
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nūbēs
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nūbis (f) - cloud
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nūmen
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nūminis (n) - power, divinity
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numerus
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numerī (m) - number
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nūntius
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nūntiī (m) - messenger, message, news
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nūtus
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nūtūs (m) - nod, will, command
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nympha
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nymphae (f) - bride, nymph, water
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obses
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obsidis (m.f.) - hostage, guarentee
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obsidiō
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obsidiōnis (f) - seige, blockade
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occāsiō
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occāsiōnis (f) - opportunity
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occāsus
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occāsūs (m) - setting, west, ruin
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ōceanus
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ōceanī (m) - ocean
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oculus
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oculī (m) - eye
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odium
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odiī (n) - hatred, dislike
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officium
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officiī (n) - duty
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olīva
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olīvae (f) - olive, olive tree, olive branch
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ōmen
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ōminis (n) - omen
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onus
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oneris (n) - load, burden, cargo
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opera
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operae (f) - work, service, attention
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opīniō
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opīniōnis (f) - opinion, reputation
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oppidum
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oppidī (n) - town
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opportūnitās
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opportūnitātis (f) - suitableness, advantage
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oppugnātiō
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oppugnātiōnis (f) - attack, assault
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ops
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opis (f) - power, strength, health
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opus
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operis (n) - work, construction
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ōra
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ōrae (f) - edge, boundary, region
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ōrātiō
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ōrātiōnis (f) - speech
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orbis
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orbis (m) - globe
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ōrdō
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ordinis (m) - row, line
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orīgō
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orīginis (f) - beginning, source, ancestry
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ōrnāmentum
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ōrnāmentī (n) - ornament, decoration
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ortus
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ortūs (m) - rising, east, origin, source
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ōs, ōris
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(n) - face, mouth
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os, ossis
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(n) - bone
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ōstium
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ōstiī (n) - leisure, peace, quiet
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ōtium
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ōtiī (n) - door, entrance, mouth
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pābulātiō
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pābulātiōnis (f) - foraging
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pāgus
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pāgī (m) - village
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palma
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palmae (f) - palm, hand
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palūs
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palūdis (f) - marsh, pool, lake
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pariēs
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parietis (m) - wall
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pars
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partis (f) - part
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passus
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passūs (m) - step, pace
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pāstor
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pāstōris (m) - shepherd
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pater
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patris (m) - father
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patera
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paterae (f) - bowl
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pāx
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pācis (f) - peace
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pectus
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pectoris (n) - breast, heart
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pecūnia
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pucūniae (f) - money
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pecus, pecoris
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(n) - cattle, herd, flock
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pecus, pecudis
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(f) - sheep, beast
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pedes
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peditis (m) - foot soldier, infantry
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peditātus
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peditātūs (m) - infantry
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pelagus
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pelagī (n) - sea, open sea
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pellis
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pellis (f) - skin, hide, leather
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perfuga
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perfugae (m) - deserter
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perfugium
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perfugiī (n) - shelter, refuge
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perīculum
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perīculī (n) - danger
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perniciēs
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pernicieī (f) - destruction, ruin, death
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pēs
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pedis (m) - foot, paw
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pestis
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pestis (f) - pest, rascal
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phalanx
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phalangis (f) - phalanx, troops
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pharetra
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pharetrae (f) - quiver
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pietās
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pietātis (f) - sense of duty, piety, love
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pīlum
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pīlī (n) - javelin
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pinna
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pinnae (f) - wing, feather, arrow
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plānitiēs
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plānitieī (f) - ground level, plain
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plēbs (or plēbēs)
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plēbis (f) - common people, lower classes
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poena
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poenae (f) - punishment
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poēta
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poētae (m) - poet
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polus
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polī (m) - pole, North Pole, sky
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pondus
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ponderis (n) - weight, mass, burden
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