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admittó, admittere, admísí, admissum, 'admit; commit (of a crime)'. |
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adulterium, -ií, N, adultery. |
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affló, affláre, affláví, afflátus (= ad + fláre), 'blow upon'. |
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appareó, apparére, apparuí, 'appear, be visible'. |
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Arabs, Arabis, MF, 'Arab' (noun or adjective). |
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arripió, arripere, arripuí, arreptum (= ad + rapió), 'snatch to oneself; seize hastily, violently, lay hold of'. |
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aspició, aspicere, aspexí, aspectum, 'catch sight of; look at; inspect, observe'. |
C |
candidus, -a, -um, 'shining; white; honest; beautiful'. |
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castus, -a, -um, 'chaste'. |
D |
dextra, -ae, F, 'right hand' (shortened from dextera). |
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délúdó, délúdere, délúsí, délúsum, 'deceive, delude'. |
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dímittó, dímittere, dímísí, dímissum, 'let go, release'. |
E |
ecce, exclamation, 'look!, behold!'. |
F |
facula, -ae, F, diminutive of fax, facis, F, 'torch'. |
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forma, -ae, F, 'shape, form; beauty'. |
I |
ineptus, -a, -um (in + aptus), 'useless; tactless, tactless; foolish, absurd'. |
L |
lascívus, -a, -um, 'playful, frisky; impudent, lewd'. |
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laxus, -a, -um, 'loose'. |
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lectus, lectí, M, 'couch, bed' (the Romans slept and ate on couches). |
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ligámen, -inis, N, 'band, tie'. |
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locó, locáre, locáví, locátum, 'place; hire, put a contract on'. |
M |
máne, N (indeclinable), 'morning'. |
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mátútínus, -a, -um, 'pertaining to early morning'. |
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meritus, -a, -um, 'deserving'. |
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mitra, -ae, F, 'nightcap'. |
N |
nítor, nítí, níxus sum, 'support oneself, lean, rest'. |
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noceó, nocére, nocuí, nocitúrus (+ dative), 'harm'. |
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nocturnus, -a, -um, 'nocturnal, pertaining to night'. |
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nodus, nodí, M, 'knot, noose'. |
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numeró, numeráre, numeráví, numerátum, 'count, number'. |
O |
obstupéscó, obstupéscere, obstupuí (also obstip- in all forms), 'be stunned, stupefied'. |
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obvius, obvia, obvium, 'in the way, meeting, blocking the way'. |
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oppónó, oppónere, opposuí, oppositum (ob + pónere), 'interpose' + other meanings. |
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ostrínus, -a, -um, 'purple'. |
P |
parcó, parcere, pepercí, parsum (+ dative), 'spare'. |
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pótus, -a, -um, 'drunk, intoxicated'. |
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premó, premere, pressí, pressum, 'squeeze, press'. |
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própelló, própellere, própulí, própulsum, (pró + pellere) 'shove forward' |
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prósilió, prósilíre, prósiluí (pró + salíre) 'leap forward, leap up'. |
Q |
quiéscó, quiéscere, quiéví, quiétum, 'rest'. |
S |
sagitta, sagittae, F, 'arrow'. |
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sat = satis. |
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sávium, sávií, N, 'kiss', shortened from suávium, that is, 'a sweet thing'. |
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Sídonius, -a, -um, 'Sidonian'. Sidon is in Phoenicia, near Tyre, and known for its luxuries. |
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solea, -ae, F, 'slipper'. |
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somnium, somnií, N, 'dream' (somnus, somní, M. is 'sleep'.) |
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speculátor, -óris, M, 'spy; (military) scout, reconnaissance soldier'. |
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spondeó, spondére, spopondí, spónsum, 'promise solemnly, pledge'. |
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súrgó, súrgere, surréxí, surréctum, 'rise, arise, get up'. |
T |
torus, torí, M, 'mattress; bed, couch'. |
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tunica, -ae, F, 'tunic' (ordinary sleeved garment for both sexes). |
V |
vagor, vagárí, vagátus sum, 'to wander'. |
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valeó, valére, valuí, 'be strong, be strong enough (to)'. |
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vestígium, -ií, N, 'trace, track, footprint', also 'the depression made in a bed by someone lying in it'. |
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vetó, vetáre, vetuí, vetitum, 'forbid' (as in English 'veto'). |
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vinclum, vinclí, N, shortened form of vinculum, vinculí, 'bond, fetter'. |
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volútó, volútáre, volútáví, volútátum (frequentative of volvere), 'turn over and over, toss and turn'. |
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vísó, vísere (frequentative of vidére), 'look at; go to see, visit'. |