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saevitia -ae f.
savagery, brutality
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senectus -utis f.
old age
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sepulcrum -i n.
grave, tomb
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serenus -a -um
clear, bright
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sermo sermonis m.
speech, talk, conversation
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significo (1)
show, indicate, mean
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singuli -ae -a
one each, individual
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solitudo -inis f.
loneliness, being alone
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spargo -ere sparsi sparsum
scatter, sprinkle
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spiritus -us m.
breath, spirit, character
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stabilis -is -e
firm, stable
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struo -ere struxi structum
build, contrive, devise
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suadeo -ere -suasi suasum (+ dat.)
advise, urge
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suavis -is -e
pleasant, sweet
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suesco -ere suevi suetum
become accustomed
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supero (1)
overcome, conquer
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tabula -ae f.
plank, writing tablet, picture
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termino (1)
limit, bound, finish
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terminus -i m.
boundary, limit
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tono -are tonui tonitum
thunder
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tranquillus -a -um
quiet, calm, still
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tremesco -ere
tremble (at)
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tremo -ere tremui
quiver, tremble
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tremor -oris m.
shaking, trembling
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tremulus -a -um
shaking, trembling
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tribunus -i m.
tribune (officer)
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tunica -ae f.
tunic, shirt
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vanus -a -um
empty, idle, useless
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vehemens (gen. -entis)
violent, powerful
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vehor vehi vectus
ride, sail, travel
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velox (gen. velocis)
swift
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verbera -um n.pl.
blows, a flogging
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veteranus -i m.
veteran (soldier)
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villa -ae f.
country house
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viso -ere visi visum
go to see, visit
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vulgus -i n.
crowd, rabble, the masses
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abies abietis f.
fir tree
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abscido -ere -cidi -cisum
cut off
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abundans (gen. -antis)
rich, abounding
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abutor -uti -usus (+ abl.)
abuse, misuse
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accedo -ere -cessi -cessum
approach, be added
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accommodo (1)
fit, adapt, apply
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accumbo -ere -cubui -cubitum
take one's place at table
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acta -orum n.pl.
(report of) public proceedings, record
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admodum
quite, to quite an extent
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adulor -ari -atus
flatter
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aedificium -i n.
building
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aerarium -i n.
public treasury
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aestuo (1)
seethe, heave, burn (intrans.)
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affirmo (1)
strengthen, declare
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affligo -ere -flixi -flictum
dash down, crush
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bird, winged (as adj.)
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aliquamdiu
for some (considerable) time
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aliquantus -a -um
a certain amount, considerable
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altaria -ium n.pl.
altar(s)
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ancilla -ae f.
maid-servant
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angulus -i m.
corner, angle
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annuus -a -um
yearly, lasting a year
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