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finio -ire -ivi -itum
limit, fix, finish (trans.)
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finitimus -a -um
neighbouring
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formido (1)
be afraid (of)
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formido -inis f.
fear, terror
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fors fortis f.
chance, luck
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frons frontis m.
forehead, front
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fructus -us m.
fruit, profit
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fulmen -inis n.
thunderbolt
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funus funeris n.
funeral, death, ruin
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furtum -i n.
theft, trick
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grandis -is -e
large, old
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gravitas -atis f.
weight, dignity, importance
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habitus -us m.
condition, character, dress
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haurio -ire hausi haustum
drain, swallow
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horrendus -a -um
terrible
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horridus -a -um
rough, bristly
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hospitium -i n.
hospitality, inn
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imitor -ari -atus
imitate, copy
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immemor -oris (+ gen.)
forgetful, heedless (of)
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immineo -ere
hang over, threaten
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impar (gen. imparis)
unequal, inferior
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impius -a -um
impious, without proper respect for gods, parents or country
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improvisus -a -um
unexpected
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imprudens (gen. -entis)
unaware, off one's guard
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impune (adv.)
without punishment
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incedo -ere -cessi -cessum
go, walk, advance
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incito (1)
urge on, rouse, excite
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infelix (gen. -felicis)
unfortunate, unhappy
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inferi -orum m.pl.
the dead below
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inimicus -a -um
enemy, hostile
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iniuria -ae f.
a wrong, injustice
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iniussu (+ gen.)
without authority from
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instituo -ere -ui -utum
set up, establish, appoint
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intus (adv.)
inside, at home
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inultus -a -um
unavenged, unpunished
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invicem
in turn, one after another
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invidus -a -um
envious, jealous
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on the orders of
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iuxta (+ acc.)
close to, next to
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laetor -ari -atus
be glad, happy
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lar laris m.
household god
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largus -a -um
plentiful, generous
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lavo -are lavi lautum (or lotum)
wash
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libellus -i m.
small book
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libens (gen. -entis)
willingly, with pleasure
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libenter
gladly, willingly
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limen liminis n.
threshold, doorway
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linquo linquere liqui
leave, abandon
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longe
far off, by far, very much
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magistratus -us m.
magistracy
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maiestas -atis f.
dignity, grandeur, (as crime) high treason
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manifestus -a -um
obvious, clear, clearly guilty
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manipulus -i m.
company of soldiers
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marmoreus -a -um
made of marble
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matrona -ae f.
married woman
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minax (gen. minacis)
threatening
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minister -tri m.
servant, agent
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ministro (1)
serve, supply
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mirabilis -is -e
wonderful, amazing
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misericordia -ae f.
pity, mercy
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mitis -is -e
mild, gentle
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