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Baucis, Baucidis
f. Baucis
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dominus, i
m. master, lord
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finis, finis, finium
m. (or f.) end; pl. boundary
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locus, i
m. (irreg. pl. loca) place
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membrum, i
n. leg (of a table)
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pars, partis, partium
f. part
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Philemon, -monis
m. Philemon
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piscis, piscis, piscium
m. fish
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requies, requietis
requiem (acc. sing.)
f. rest
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senex, senis, senum
c. old man, woman
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servus, i
m. servant, slave
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dubito
(1) doubt, hesitate
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impero
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- (1) command, order, bid
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iubeo
- -ēre, iussi, iussum
- order, command, ask, bid
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sedeo
- -ēre, sedi, sessum
- sit, remain, stay
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noster, tra, trum
true
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enim
(postpositive) for, in fact, truly
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non procul
not distant, near by
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coniunx, coniugis
c. husband or wife, spouse
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custos, custodis
c. guardian, keeper
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homo, hominis
m. man, human
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sacerdos, -dotis
c. priest, priestess
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sacrificium, ii
n. sacrifice
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prehendo
- -ere, hendi, hensum
- catch, seize, grasp
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timeo
- -ēre, ui
- fear, be afraid of
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vasto
(1) destroy, lay waste
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impius, a, um
wicked, impius
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ipse, ipsa, ipsum
self, himself, herself, itself, themselves, myself, yourself
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iustus, a, um
just, upright, true
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eos (m.); eas (f.)
them (acc.)
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inter
+ acc. between, among
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pro
+ abl. in front of, before
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flumen, fluminis
n. river
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fons, fontis, fontium
m. fountain, pool, spring
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iuvenis, iuvenis, iuvenum (gen. pl.)
c. youth, young person
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mons, montis, montium
m. mountain
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Narcissus, Narcissi
m. Narcissus (a youth)
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nox, noctis, noctium
f. night
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potestas, potestatis
f. power
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ripa, ripae
f. bank of a river
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vigor, vigoris
m. liveliness, force, vigor
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desisto
- -ere, -stiti, -stitum
- desist, stop, leave off
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inquit
he, she says, said
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noceo
- -ēre, -ui, -itum (+ dat.)
- harm
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pervideo
- -ēre, -vidi, -visum
- see through, discern, realize
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possum, posse, potui
can, be able
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tango
- -ere, tetigi, tactum
- touch
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alius, ia, iud
other, another
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vester, tra, trum
your (pl.)
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adhuc
until now, up to this point
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antequam
before, sooner than
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nemo, neminem (acc.)
no one
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pro
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- in place of, before, for
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sui, sibi, se, se
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- himself, herself, itself, themselves
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arma, armorum
n. pl. weapons, arms
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ars, artis, artium
f. art, skill
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Cupido, -inis
m. Cupid, Eros, Amor (son of Venus)
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Daphne, -es
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hostis, hostis, -ium
m. enemy
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laurus, -i
f. laurel tree
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manus
f. (4th decl.) hand
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medicina, -ae
f. medicine
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ramus, -i
m. branch, bough
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telum, -i
n. weapon, dart, missile
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Venus, Veneris
f. Venus (goddess of love)
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virgo, -inis
f. maiden, young woman
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cresco
- -ere, crevi, cretum
- increase, grow
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dico
- -ere, dixi, dictum
- say, speak
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facio
- facere, feci, factum
- make, do
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figo
- figere, fixi, fixum
- fasten, affix, transfix, pierce
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nescio
- -ire, nescivi, nescitum
- not know, be ignorant of
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peto
- -ere, petivi, petitum
- seek, ask
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alter, -era, -erum; alter...alter
the other; the one...the other
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contentus, a, um
satisfied
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hic, haec, hoc
this; he, she it; the later
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ille, illa, illud
that; he, she, it; the former
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obtusus, a, um
dull, blunt
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amans, amantis
c. one who loves, a lover
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consilium, ii
n. plan, advice
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domus, -us
f. house, home
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iter, itineris
n. road, path, way
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mors, mortis, -ium
f. death
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parens, parentis
c. parent
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Pyramus, i
m. Pyramus (a youth)
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Thisbe, es
f. Thisbe (a maiden)
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vestigium, ii
n. track, footstep
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Convenio
- Ire veni ventum
- Meet, assemble
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Quaero
- Ere quaesivi quaesitum
- Seek, ask, inquire
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Quaeso
- Ere quaeso (te)
- Seek, beg, I beg you, please
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Relinquo
- Ere relinqui relictum
- Leave behind
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Sentio
- Ire sensi sensum
- Feel, know, sense
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Traho
- Ere traxi tractum
- Draw, draw out, drag
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Vicinus, a, um
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- Neighbouring, near (to)
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E (ex)
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- Out of, from, out from
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Hinc
Here, on this side, hence
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Qui, quae, quod
Who, which, that
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Sub
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- (+ abl.) - no motion
- Under, beneath
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Comes
- Comitis, c.
- Companion, sharer
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Urna, -ae
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- Urn, vessel od baked clay
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Lego
- Ere legi lectum
- Read, gather, choose
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Pono
- Ere posui positum
- Put, place
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Rapio
- Ere ui raptum
- Seize, carry off
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Incertus, a, um
Uncertain, unsure
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Non iam
Not yet, no longer
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Adduco
- Ere duxi ductum
- Bring to, draw to, influence
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Capio
- Ere cepi captum
- Capture, take
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Eo, ire, ii (ivi), itum
Go
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Ignosco
- Ere novi notum
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- Forgive
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Moveo
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- Move, stir
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Scio
- Scire scivi or scii scitum
- Know
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Supero
- Are
- Surpass, rise above, conquer
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Vinco
- Ere vici victum
- Conquer, defeat, get the better of, vanquish, be victorious
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Tantus, a, um
Such a great, so great
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Victus, a, um
Conquered, beaten
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Qui, quae, quod
Who, which, that
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Videtur
He, she, it seems (passive of see)
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Gaudeo
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- rejoice
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Posco
- Ere poposci
- Request, demand
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Promitto
- Ere misi promissum
- Promise
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Motus, a, um
Moved, influenced
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Summus, a, um
Top of, highest
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Non solum...sed etiam
Not only...but also
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Quomodo
How, in what manner
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Hoc modo
In this manner, thus
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Res, rei
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- Thing, object; pl. Situation
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Vis (only occurs in nom, acc, and abl in the singular)
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- Force, strength; touch
- Acc- vim; abl- vi
- Plural: n- vires, g- virium, d- viribus, ac- vires, ab- viribus
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Credo
- Ere, credidi, creditim + dat
- Believe trust
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Lavo
- Are, lavi, lautum or lotum
- Wash
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Remitto
- Ere, remisi, remissum
- Send back, let go back, drive away
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Removeo
- -ēre, removi, remotum
- Remove, take away, put off
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Transeo
- Ire, transii (transivi), transitum
- Go across, pass over, cross
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Altus, a, um
Tall, lofty, deep, high
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Omnis, e
Each, every; pl all
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Secundus, a, um
Following, favourable, second
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Apollo, -inis
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- Apollo (god of music and medicine)
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coepi
- coepisse, coeptum (defective)
- (in perfect stem only)
- began
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colo
- colere, -ui, cultum
- till, cultivate, honour, worship
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conor
- conari, conatus sum
- (deponent)
- attempt, try
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desum
- -esse, -fui, -futurum
- be absent, be lacking, missing
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gero
- -ere, gessi, gestum
- bear, carry, wear, accomplish, do
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libero
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- free, set free, liberate
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loquor
- loqui, locutus sum
- (deponent)
- speak, say
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miror
- mirari, miratus sum
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- wonder at
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patior
- pati, passus sum
- (deponent)
- allow, suffer, permit
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orior
- oriri, ortus sum
- (deponent)
- rise
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repono
- -ere, -posui, -positum
- put back, replace
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submitto
- -ere, -misi, -missum
- put down, lower, humble, yield
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vereor
- vereri, veritus sum
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- fear, be afraid
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dexter, -tra, -trum
right, skillful
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humanus, -a, -um
human, humane
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sinister, -tra, -trum
left, adverse
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postea
afterwards, thereafter, after that
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