| Term | Definition |
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concido, concidere |
to fall down |
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gaudeo, gaudere |
to enjoy, be glad, rejoice |
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cesso, cessare |
to be idle, do nothing |
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extraho, extrahere |
to drag out |
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haereo, haerere |
to stick |
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moveo, movere |
to move |
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interpello, interpellare |
to interrupt |
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devertebat |
he began to turn aside |
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ago, agere |
to do, drive, lead, act |
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culpa, ae, f. |
fault, blame |
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cisium |
light 2-wheeled carriage |
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periculum |
danger |
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ars, artis, gen. pl. artium, f. |
skill |
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cuncti |
all |
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incolumis |
unhurt, safe and sound |
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noster |
our |
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commotus |
moved |
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quod |
with verbs of feeling-that |
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frustra |
in vain |
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placide |
gently, peacefully |
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celerrime |
very fast |
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tua culpa |
because of your fault, it's your fault that |
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quod |
which |