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disciplina
ae, f. training, instruction
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lingua
linguae,f. tongue, language
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magister
magistri, m, teacher
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patria
ae, f. fatherland country
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augeo
augére,auxi, auctusñ increase
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doceo
docére, docui, doctus, reach
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habeo
habére, habui, habitus, have, hold
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terreo
terrére, terrui, territus, scare, frighten
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bilingual
of/pert. to ability to speak two languages
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linguistic
of/pert. languages
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linguist
one who speaks several languages; one who specializes in languages
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magisterial
of/pert. to or having charestics of a teacher or magistrate; of/pert. to administration
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magistrate
official charged with the administration of laws
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to expatraiate
to leace one's natice country to live elsewhere
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patriotic
displaying love/respect for one's country
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auction
sale of property too the highest bidder
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document
official paper relied uponas basis of proof
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to document
to prove via supporting facts
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docent
a person who is a knowledgable guide att a musement
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to indoctrinate
to initiate
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habit
tendency toward a type of behavior/mannerism
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inhabitant
one who occupies a place regularly
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terrific-o
very bad; horrible
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terrific-m
outstanding;great
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to terrify
to frighten;intimidate
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prime
best part; youth; earliest stage
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primitive
of/pert. to the earliest stage; crude
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