 | Term | Definition |
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sol |
sun |
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serenus |
clear, bright |
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avis |
bird |
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observo, are, avi, atus |
to watch, pay attention to. |
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adeo |
so much |
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deditus |
devoted, dedicated |
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nuper |
recently |
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Heus! |
Hey there! |
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id quod |
that which |
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curae esse |
to be a cause of anxiety |
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lucet |
it is light |
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taedet, ere, taesum est |
it bores |
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neglego, ere, neglexi, neglectus |
to neglect, ignore |
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oportet, oportere, oportuit |
it is fitting |
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Festinare te oportet |
You ought to hurry |
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gens |
family, clan |
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epulae |
banquet, feast |
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similis |
similar to |
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iuvenis |
young man |
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submissus |
quiet, subdued |
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despondeo, ere, despondi, desponsus |
to promise in marriage |
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decet, ere, decuit |
it is becoming |
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purus |
spotless, clean |
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sumere |
to assume |
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invitaverat ut |
he had invited them |
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limen |
threshold |
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si quis |
if anyone |
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nonnulli |
some |
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oro, orare, oravi, oratus |
to beg |
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ne se dimitteret |
not to send them away |
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impero, are, avi, atus |
to order |
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Lares |
household gods |
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familiaris |
belonging to the family |
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praecipio, ere, praecepi, praeceptus |
to instruct, order |
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dimitto, dimittere, dimisi, dimissus |
to send away |
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comitor, ari, atus sum |
to accompany |
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erat inscribendum |
had to be registered |
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graditis agere |
to thank |
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erga |
toward |
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benevolentia |
kindness |
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amplector, amplecti, amplexus sum |
to embrace |
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mos |
custom |
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posterus |
following |
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placuit |
it was decided |
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ne quis |
that no one |
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enuntio, are, avi, atus |
to reveal |
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patres |
senators |
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eo magis |
all the more |
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dixit actum esse |
he said that there had been a debate |
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utrum...an... |
whether... or... |
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haberet |
should have |
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trepidans |
in a panic |
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caterva |
crowd |
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potius quam |
rather than |
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profero, proferre, protuli, prolatus |
to carry forward |
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urgeo, urgere, ursi |
to press, insist |
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fides |
good faith |
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ingenium |
intelligence |
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consultum |
decree |
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cognomen |
surname |
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honoris causa |
as an honor |
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praebeo, ere, ui, itus |
to display, show |
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vitta |
ribbon |
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myrtus |
myrtle |
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laurus |
laurel |
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orno, are, avi, atus |
to decorate |
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ara |
alter |
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sacra |
religious rites |
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rite |
properly |
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auspex |
augur |
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exta |
the inner organs of sacrificial animals |
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dextra |
right hand |
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nova nupta |
bride |
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ne laberetur |
so she wouldn't stumble |
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iungo, ere, iunxi, iunctus |
to join |
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ardeo, ardere, arsi, arsurus |
to burn, blaze |
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hortor, ari, atus sum |
to encourage |
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levis |
smooth |
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coxa |
hipbone |
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est arcessendus |
must be sent for |
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febris |
fever |
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morbus |
illness |
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funebris |
funeral |
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tibicen |
piper |
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imago |
likeness |
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maiores |
ancestors |
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mimus |
buffoon |
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familiares |
members of the household |
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ploro, are, avi, atus |
to lament |
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frango, ere, fregi, fractus |
to break |
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ingravesco |
to grow worse |
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scindo, ere, scidi, scissu |
to cut |
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solvo, solvere, solvi, solutus |
to loosen |
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commemoro, are, avi, atus |
to mention |
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merita conferre |
to render services (to) |
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hilaris |
cheerful |
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exstruo, ere, exstruxi, exstructus |
to build |
