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mergo -ere mersi mersum
plunge, immerse, overwhelm
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migro (1)
change one's home, depart
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militia -ae f.
military service, warfare
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mitigo (1)
soften, pacify
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moderor -ari -atus
restrain, control, direct
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modestus -a -um
well-behaved, modest
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municeps -ipis c.
inhabitant of a municipium
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municipium -i n.
town (self-governing)
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natus -a (part. of nascor)
child
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nex necis f.
murder, slaughter
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ningit or ninguit (perf. ninxit)
it snows
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nitens (gen. nitentis)
bright, brilliant, beautiful
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nitidus -a -um
shining, bright, smart
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nuptiae -arum f.pl.
marriage, wedding
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nuto (1)
nod, sway, totter
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obeo -ire -ii (or -ivi) -itum
go to meet, engage in, perform, die
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obiter (adv.)
on the way, while going along
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obliquus -a -um
slanting, sidelong
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oboedio -ire -ivi -itum (+ dat.)
obey, be subject to
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observo (1)
watch, guard, comply with
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obstruo -ere -struxi -structum
block up, obstruct
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obtusus -a -um
blunt, dull
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obvius -a -um (+ dat.)
in the way of, so as to meet
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occidens -entis m.
the west
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ocius (adv.)
(more) quickly
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onustus -a -um
laden, burdened
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opacus -a -um
dark, shady
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ostium -i n.
door, entrance
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palaestra -ae f.
wrestling(-ground)
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palma -ae f.
palm of hand, palm-tree, victory, glory
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parcus -a -um
thrifty, mean, meagre, little
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paries parietis m.
wall (of a house)
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particeps (gen. -cipis) (+ gen.)
sharing in
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patronus -i m.
patron (of a cliens), defender, advocate
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penna -ae f.
feather, wing (in plur.)
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penuria -ae f.
need, scarcity
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perago -ere -egi -actum
accomplish, complete
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peregrinus -a -um
foreign
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perennis -is -e
everlasting, perpetual
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perimo -ere -emi -emptum
destroy
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peritia -ae f.
experience, skill
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periurus -a -um
perjured, breaking oath
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permagnus -a -um
very great
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permultus -a -um
very much, very many (pl.)
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persevero (1)
persist, persevere
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pestilentia -ae f.
plague
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pestis -is f.
plague, destruction
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piget -ere piguit (+ acc. of person)
it displeases, disgusts
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pingo -ere pinxi pictum
draw, paint
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pinna -ae f.
feather, wing (in plur.)
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pinus -us or -i f.
pine-tree
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piscina -ae f.
fish-pond, swimming-pool
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plane
clearly, entirely, quite
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polio -ire -ivi -itum
polish
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pomum -i n.
fruit (of any kind)
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portentum -i n.
omen, portent, monster
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postis -is m.
door-post, door (in pl.)
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praecipuus -a -um
special, extraordinary
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praecipue
especially, chiefly
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principium -i n.
beginning
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prodigus -a -um
lavish, wasteful
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proditor -oris m.
betrayer, traitor
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profugus -a -um
fugitive, exiled
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propono -ere -posui -positum
display, set out, intend
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proprius -a -um
one's own, peculiar, characteristic
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propterea
for that reason
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proscribo -ere -scripsi -scriptum
publish, advertise, proscribe
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quasso (1)
shake, shatter
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querulus -a -um
complaining
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questus -us m.
complaint, lamentation
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Quirites -ium m.pl.
citizens of Rome
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recito (1)
read out, recite
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recupero (1)
regain, recover
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reliquiae -arum f.pl.
remains, remnant
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reporto (1)
bring back, win
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reprimo -ere -pressi -pressum
restrain
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requiro -ere -quisivi -quisitum
search for, inquire, require
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retro (adv.)
backwards, back
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rostrum -i n.
beak, ship's beak
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rostra -orum n.pl.
speakers' platform
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rumor -oris m.
rumour, popular opinion
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