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fax facis f.
torch, firebrand
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fetus -a -um
teeming with (+ abl.), fruitful
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fetus -us m.
offspring, fruit
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fictus -a -um
false, feigned
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flagitium -i n.
disgrace, scandal
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fragor -oris m.
crash, din
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frenum -i n. (pl. frena or freni)
bridle, restraint (usually pl.)
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frigeo -ere
be cold, be lifeless, fall flat
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fulgeo -ere fulsi
flash, shine
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fulgor -oris m.
glitter, splendour
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fulgur -uris n.
lightning
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funditus (adv.)
from the very bottom, utterly
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furtim
stealthily, secretly
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gemellus -a -um
twin, double
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geminus -a -um
twin, double
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germanus -a -um
brother, sister, genuine
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glomero (1)
gather in a mass
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gnarus -a -um
acquainted with, skilful, expert
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gurges -itis m.
abyss, whirlpool, sea
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iactura -ae f.
loss, sacrifice
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ignominia -ae f.
dishonour, disgrace
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illicio -licere -lexi -lectum
entice, seduce
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imbellis -is -e
unwarlike, peaceful, cowardly
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imbuo -ere -ui -utum
soak, steep, stain, educate
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immunis -is -e
free from, devoid of, untaxed
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imprimis (adv.)
especially
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indignor -ari -atus
think improper, be angry
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indoles -is f.
character, talent
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indulgeo -ere -dulsi -dultum (+ dat.)
be kind to, yield to
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infandus -a -um
unspeakable, monstrous
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infectus -a -um
not done, not accomplished
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without accomplishing anything
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innoxius -a -um
harmless, innocent
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inops (gen. inopis)
poor, in need of (+ gen.)
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insector -ari -atus
pursue, attack
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insequor -sequi -secutus
come next, pursue, attack
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insolens (gen. -entis)
unaccustomed, unusual, excessive,arrogant
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intermitto -ere -misi -missum
leave an interval, interrupt, discontinue
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interpello (1)
interrupt, interfere with
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intervenio -ire -veni -ventum
happen, interrupt, come in the middle of (+ dat.)
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invius -a -um
pathless, impassable
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irritus -a -um
useless, vain
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labefacio -facere -feci -factum
make to totter, shake, weaken
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labefacto (1)
make to totter, weaken, overthrow
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lambo -ere lambi lambitum
lick, flow by, wash
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langueo -ere
be faint, weary, listless
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lanio (1)
tear to pieces, lacerate
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largior -iri -itus
give freely, lavish
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laurus -i f.
bay-tree, laurel
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laxo (1)
undo, slacken, release
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laxus -a -um
loose, slack
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lenio -ire -ivi -itum
mitigate, assuage, pacify
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lepidus -a -um
pleasant, charming, smart
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libo (1)
taste, sip, make offering or libation
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libra -ae f.
pair of scales
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licentia -ae f.
freedom, lawlessness, licence
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luctor -ari -atus
wrestle, struggle
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lustro (1)
purify, traverse, survey
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lustrum -i n.
purificatory sacrifice, period of five years
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luxus -us m.
extravagance, excess
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macto (1)
sacrifice, afflict with
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madidus -a -um
wet, drenched
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maleficium -i n.
wrongdoing, harm
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mancus -a -um
maimed, crippled
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mano (1)
trickle, flow, spread
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matutinus -a -um
in the morning
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metior -iri mensus
measure, traverse
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mico -are micui
flicker, quiver, flash
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minores -um m.pl.
posterity
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molestus -a -um
troublesome, annoying
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mollio -ire -ivi -itum
soften, moderate
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mollitia -ae f. and mollities -ei f.
softness, weakness
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mulceo -ere mulsi mulsum
stroke, soothe, caress, flatter
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munimentum -i n.
defence, protection
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nares -ium f.pl.
nose, nostrils
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naufragium -i n.
shipwreck
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necessarii -orum m.pl.
relatives, friends
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necessitudo -inis f.
necessity, relationship, friendship
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necto -ere nexui (or nexi) nexum
fasten together
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