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nempe
certainly, doubtless, to be sure
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nimirum
without doubt, certainly, doubtless (ironical)
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obduco -ere -duxi -ductum
bring or place against, cover over
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oblecto (1)
delight, amuse
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obruo -ere -ui -utum
overwhelm, swamp, destroy
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obscenus -a -um
of evil omen, filthy, disgusting
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obsecro (1)
appeal, entreat
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obtempero (1) (+ dat.)
comply with, obey
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occumbo -ere -cubui -cubitum (mortem or morte)
fall dying, die
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offendo -ere -fendi -fensum
hit against, come across, meet with,blunder, offend
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oleo -ere olui
smell (intrans.), smack of
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opimus -a -um
rich, sumptuous
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opprobrium -i n.
reproach, disgrace
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optimates -um m.pl.
the aristocratic party
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pagus -i m.
district, village
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pango -ere panxi pactum) (in perf. forms pepigi)
compose; Perf: fix, settle, agree upon, contract
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parricida -ae c.
murderer of a parent, parricide
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partior -iri -itus
share, divide
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parturio -ire -ivi
be in labour, bring forth, produce
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partus -us m.
birth, offspring
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patricius -a -um
patrician, noble
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peiero or periuro (1)
perjure oneself
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penes (+ acc.)
in the power of
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penetralia -ium n.pl.
interior (esp. of a building), innermost parts
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percontor -ari -atus
question, enquire
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percutio -cutere -cussi -cussum
hit hard, kill, shock
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perditus -a -um
ruined, desperate, reckless
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perinde (with ac, atque, ut)
just as, exactly as
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pernicies -ei f.
destruction, ruin
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pernix (gen. -icis)
quick, nimble
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perpetro (1)
achieve, perform, commit
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persona -ae f.
mask, part, character, role
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persto -are -stiti -statum
stand fast, hold out, persist
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pignus -oris n.
pledge, (in pl.) children
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plango -ere planxi planctum
beat, lament
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poculum -i n.
cup, drink, potion
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polluo -ere -ui -utum
pollute, desecrate, defile
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populares -ium m.pl.
popular party, democrats
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porrigo -ere porrexi porrectum
stretch out, offer
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praecipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum
give instructions, warn
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praeco -onis m.
crier, auctioneer
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praeditus -a -um
endowed with (+ abl.)
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prandeo -ere prandi
take morning meal
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prandium -i n.
morning meal, lunch
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pransus -a -um
having eaten lunch, breakfasted
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pravus -a -um
crooked, perverse, bad
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pridem (often iampridem)
long ago
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proclivis -is -e
downhill, liable to
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prodigium -i n.
sign, portent
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progenies -ei f.
descendants, progeny
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proinde (with ac, atque, quasi, ut)
in the same way, equally, just
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pronus -a -um
face-down, headlong, inclined to
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pudicus -a -um
modest, pure
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pudicitia -ae f.
modesty, chastity
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pulso (1)
beat, strike, disturb
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pungo -ere pupugi punctum
prick, sting
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puter or putris -tris -tre
rotten, decaying, crumbling
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putidus -a -um
rotten, disgusting
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quadrigae -arum f.pl.
four-horse chariot
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quaeso -ere -ivi
beg, beseech, pray
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quamprimum
as soon as possible
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rabidus -a -um
mad, raving
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rabies -em -e f.
rage, frenzy
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rado -ere rasi rasum
scrape, shave, graze
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ratus -a -um
fixed, settled, certain
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recordor -ari -atus
remember, recall
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redigo -ere -egi -actum
bring back, bring or reduce to a state,make, render
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redoleo -ere -olui
smell (of)
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regula -ae f.
rule, standard, pattern
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relego (1)
send away, banish
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repugno (1)
oppose, resist (+ dat.)
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reputo (1)
think over, reflect on
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resono (1)
resound, re-echo
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respicio -ere -spexi -spectum
look back, pay attention to
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retego -ere -texi -tectum
uncover
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revertor -i -verti (act.) (part. reversus)
return
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sagax (gen. -acis)
keen, shrewd
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sancio -ire sanxi sanctum
consecrate, confirm, ratify
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sanies -em -e f.
putrid blood
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satio (1)
fill, glut, satisfy
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satur -ura -urum
fed full, sated
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scilicet
of course, certainly, doubtless (ironic)
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scrutor -ari -atus
examine carefully
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secedo -ere -cessi -cessum
withdraw, retire
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secerno -ere -crevi -cretum
separate, distinguish
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