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rabies, rabiei
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madness
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aspero, asperare, asperavi
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to aggravate
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ingemo, ingemere, ingemui
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to groan, to grieve
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etiam (adv)
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furthermore
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iacentem
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from iaceo - to lie down, (i.e. dead)
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culpo, culpare, culpavi
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to blame
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queror, querari
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to bcomplain
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rupisse
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from rumpo, rumpere - to break
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fas (undeclinable)
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divine law
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implacidus, a, um
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restless
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quamquam
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although
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praecipuus, a, um
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particularly
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caedis, caedis
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slaughter
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comminus (adv)
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close, there
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torqueo, torquere, torsisse
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to turn
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iugales, es
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yoked (horses)
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pubes, pubes
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youth, adolescent
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profanatus, a, um
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profane
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ossa, ossum
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bones
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sepulchre, sepulchris
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sepulcher
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super (adv)
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furthermore
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accendo, accendere
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to infuriate
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ultum
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supine from ultor - to avenge
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stimulus, i
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motivation, torment
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mitis, mite
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mild, kind
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adhuc (adv)
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thus far
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morsus, morsus
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teeth
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uncus, a, um
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hooked, barbed
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dilacero, dilacerare
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to tear to pieces
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artus, artus
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limb, arm
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usque (adv)
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such that, until
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exatio, exatiare, exatiavi
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to glut
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telum, teli
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weapon
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letum, leti
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death
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solacium, solacii
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solace
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immorior, immori, immortus
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to die
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immitis, immite
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ruthless, cruel, stern
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fax, facis
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firebrand, torch
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feritas, feritatis
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savagery, wildness
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egeo, egere
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to need
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sic (adv)
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thus, in this way
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pergo, pergere
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to proceed, to continue
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fruor, fruari
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to enjoy
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dum (adv)
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as long as, while
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conqueror, conqueri, conquestus
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to complain
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hisco, hiscere
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to gape, to open
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fuga, fugae
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fleeing, flight
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humus, humi
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ground, soil
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fatus
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from for, fari - perf. Partic. - to speak
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fremitus, fremitus
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roar, shout
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procursus, procursus
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forward charge
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invisus, a, um
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hated
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potior, potiri, potitus sum
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to seize
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aliter (adv)
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otherwise
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subtexo, subtexere, subtexui
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to veil
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caterva, catervae
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swarm, flock
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incestus, a, um
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polluted, unholy
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aura, aurae
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breeze, wind
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nocens, nocentis (adj)
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harmful
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ruo, ruere
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to charge, to destroy
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avidus, a, um
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greedy, eager
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plausibus
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beating of wings
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sono, sonere, sonui
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to echo, to sound
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volucris, volucris
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bird
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murmur, murmuris
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rumour
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turma, turmae
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troop
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index, indicis
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messenger
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pernicior
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from pernix, pernicis, quick
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solitus, a, um
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habit, usual, customary
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lugenda
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from lugeo, lugere - to mourn, to lament
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donec (adv)
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until
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veho, vehere, vexi vectus
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to ride, to carry
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fando
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tale, story
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derigunt
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from derigesco, derigescere - to freeze
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iuvenis, iuvenis
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youth, adolescent
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haereo, haerere
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to cling, to stick
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paratus, a, um
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ready
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lacrima, lacrimae
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tear
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cunctatus, a, um
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hesitating
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nimius, a, um
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excessive, very great
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nam (adv)
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for, on the other hand
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suadeo, suadere, suasi
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to urge, to prompt
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veto, vetare, vetui
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to prevent, to veto
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letum, leti
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death
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haud
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not; not at all (partic.)
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reperta
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reperio, reperire, reperi - to learn, to get to know
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auctor, auctoris
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originator, teller
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membrum, membri
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limb, organ
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galea, a, um
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helmet
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madeo, madere
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to be wet, to drip
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fletus, fletus
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tears, lament
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arduus, a, um
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arduous, high, lofty
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clipeum, clipei
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shield
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ocrea, ocreae
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greaves (armour)
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excipio, excipere, excepi
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to catch, to receive
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maestus, a, um
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grim, mournful
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genu, genus
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knee
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aegrum, aegri
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wounded, painful
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hasta, hastae
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spear
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gravis, grave
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burdened, heavy
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artus, artus
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limb, arm
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saucius, a ,um
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wounded, sick
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monstro, monstrare, monstravi
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to point
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gemo, gemere, gemui, gemitus
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to groan, to moan
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absisto, absistere, absisti
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to stand back, to withdraw
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abicio, abicere, abieci
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to throw away
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tandem (adv)
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finally
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vix (adv)
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barely, scarcely
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procido, procidere, procidi
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to fall, to collapse
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egregius, ia, ium
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extraordinary
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profundo, profundere, profundi
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to pour (out)
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talis, talis, tale 9adj)
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such, such a
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supremus, a, um
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last, final, best
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praemium, praemii
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reward, brize
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rependus
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from rependo, rependere - to return
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tellus, telluris
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earth
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sospes, sospitis (adj)
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safe
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exul, exulis
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exile, wanderer
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quando (adv)
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when, since
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ademptus
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from adimo, adimere - to take way
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sortitus
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from sortior, sortiri - to choose by lot
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periurus, a, um
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perjured
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nocens, nocentis (adj)
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guilty
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gaudium, gaudii
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delight, joy
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empta
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from emo, emere - to bury
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trado, tradere, tradidi
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to hand over
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linquite
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to leave, to abandon
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nil (adv)
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nothing, no
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ultra (adv)
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furthermore
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perdo, perdare
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to wast,e to destroy
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precor, precari
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to bessech, to pray, to implore
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denique (adv)
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indeed, finally
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consumo, consumere, consumpsi
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to squander
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pio, piare, piavi, piatus
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to appease
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iurgium, iurgii
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strife
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pignus, pignoris
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pledge
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ensis, ensis
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sword
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mactatum
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from macto, mactare - to slaughter
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libens
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from libeo - "willingly"
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remeasset
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from remeo, remere - to go back, to return
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haud 9adv)
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no other, not at all
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ceu (adv)
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as though, as
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tibimet (intens. Pronon)
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for you, yourself
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proprius, a, um
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very own, self
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laturus
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from fero - to bring
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tacebat
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from taceo, tacere - to be silent
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ecce
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behold
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miro, mirare, miravi
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to marvel
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agmen, agminis
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troop
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globus, globi
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band, crowd
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sterno, sternare, stravi, stratus
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to scatter, to overthrow
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fallo, fallere, fefelli
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to deceive
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invideo, invidere, invidi
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to envy
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ait
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from aio - to speak
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tergo, tergere, tersi
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to clean, to rub
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hucusque (adv)
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thus far, up to this point
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exosus, a, um
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hating
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vagina, vaginae
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sheath, scabbard
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