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fallo fallere fefelli falsum
deceive, cheat, go unnoticed
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fateor fateri fassus sum
admit, confess
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ferox (gen. ferocis)
fierce, bold
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ferus -a -um
wild, savage, cruel
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fides -ei f.
trust, confidence, faith, loyalty
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firmus -a -um
strong, firm
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flecto flectere flexi flexum
bend, curve (trans.)
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fluo fluere fluxi fluxum
flow
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fons fontis m.
spring, fountain, source
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forma -ae f.
shape, beauty
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frango frangere fregi fractum
break
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fraus fraudis f.
deceit, trickery
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fruges -um f.pl.
fruit, crops, produce
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fundo fundere fudi fusum
pour, scatter, rout
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gravis -is -e
heavy, serious
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honestus -a -um
honourable, noble
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honos honoris m.
honour, respect, high office
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humilis -is -e
low, humble, base
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ignobilis -is -e
undistinguished, low-born
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ignavus -a -um
cowardly, lazy
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illustris -is -e
famous, distinguished
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impedimenta -orum n.pl.
baggage
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impedimentum -i n.
obstacle, hindrance
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incendo -cendere -cendi -censum
burn, set fire to
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incertus -a -um
uncertain, unsteady
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incipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum
begin
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incolumis -is -e
safe, unharmed
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ingenium -i n.
character, mind, intellect, talent, genius
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iniquus -a -um
uneven, unequal, adverse, unjust
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integer -gra -grum
untouched, intact, entire, fresh, pure
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inter (+ acc.)
among, between
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iungo iungere iunxi iunctum
join, unite, yoke
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iuvo iuvare iuvi iutum
help, delight
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lacrimae -arum f.pl.
tears
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laedo laedere, laesi, laesum
hurt
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lateo latere latui
lie hidden or unseen, lurk, skulk
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lentus -a -um
slow, pliant
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libertas -atis f.
freedom
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licet licere licuit (or licitum est) (+ dat.)
it is allowed
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littera -ae f.
letter (of the alphabet)
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litterae -arum f.pl.
letter (epistle)
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litus -oris n.
shore, coast
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mane
(early) in the morning
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memini (perf.) (+ gen.)
remember
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mereo (2), mereor (2)
earn, deserve
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meridies -iei m.
mid-day, south
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minae -arum f.pl.
threats
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minor (1) (+ dat.)
threaten
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miror (1)
admire, be amazed at
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moenia -ium n.pl.
town walls, fortifications
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mortalis -is -e
mortal, human
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mos moris m.
custom, tradition, (in plur.) behaviour,
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munitio -onis f.
fortification
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natio -onis f.
nation, tribe
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noceo (2) (+ dat.)
hurt, harm
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nosco noscere novi notum
get to know, learn
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notus -a -um
well-known, notorious
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nudo (1)
strip, uncover, expose
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