| Prompt | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1. -ne |
1. marks a yes/no question
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| 2. -que |
2. and
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| 3. -ve |
3. or
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| 4. a, ab (rarely abs) + abl |
4. by/from
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| 5. ac |
5. also/and/as/than
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| 6. accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus |
6. accept/hear/learn/receive/to accept/to hear/to learn/to receive
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| 7. Acestes, Acestae m |
7. A king in Sicily/Acestes (a king in Sicily)
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| 8. actus, a, um |
8. driven
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| 9. ad + acc |
9. at/near/to/toward
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| 10. adfore (irregular future inf of adsum) |
10. be present
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| 11. adsum, adesse, adfui |
11. be present/to be present
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| 12. Aeneas, Aeneae m (Aenean-acc) |
12. Aeneas
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| 13. aequor, aequoris n |
13. level plain/sea/the sea
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| 14. age, agite |
14. Come!/Lead on!/Up!
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| 15. agmen, agminis n |
15. army/gaze/line/troop
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| 16. ago, agere, egi, actus |
16. conduct/do/drive/lead/pass/to conduct/to do/to drive/to lead/to pass/to treat/treat
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| 17. aio, ais ait; aiunt |
17. assert/say/speak/to assert/to say/to speak
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| 18. alius, alia, aliud |
18. another/else/other
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| 19. altus, alta, altum |
19. deep/lofty/tall/THE DEEP
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| 20. amor, amoris m |
20. love
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| 21. Anchises, Anchisae m (Anchisen acc) |
21. Anchises/father of Aeneas
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| 22. anima, animae f |
22. air/breath/life/soul
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| 23. ante (prepostion) + acc |
23. before
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| 24. antiquus, antiqua, antiquum |
24. ancient
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| 25. ara, arae f |
25. altar
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| 26. ardeo, ardēre, arsi, arsus |
26. burn/to burn
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| 27. arma, armorum n |
27. weapons/weapons (pl only)/weapons plural
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| 28. arvum, arvi n |
28. field (plowed for crops)/field for crops/plowed field
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| 29. arx, arcis f |
29. citadel
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| 30. at/ast |
30. at least/but/however/yet
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| 31. ater, atra, atrum |
31. black/dark/deadly/gloomy
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| 32. atque |
32. also/and/as/than
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| 33. audio, audīre, audivi, auditus |
33. hear/listen to/to hear/to listen to
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| 34. aura, aurae f |
34. breeze
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| 35. aurum, auri n |
35. gold
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| 36. aut |
36. or
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| 37. aut...aut |
37. either ... or/either or
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| 38. bellum, belli n |
38. war
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| 39. caelum, caeli n |
39. heaven/sky
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| 40. campus, campi m |
40. field
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| 41. capio, capere, cepi, captus |
41. seize/take/to seize/to take
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| 42. caput, capitis n |
42. head
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| 43. casus, casūs m |
43. chance/misfortune
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| 44. cerno, cernere, crevi, cretus |
44. decide/discern/perceive/to decide/to discern/to perceive/to understand/understand
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| 45. circum + acc |
45. around
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| 46. clamor, clamoris m |
46. roar/shout
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| 47. classis, classis f |
47. fleet
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| 48. comes, comitis m/f |
48. comrade
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| 49. coniunx, coniugis m/f |
49. spouse
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| 50. corpus, corporis n |
50. body
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| 51. cum (conjunction) |
51. although/since/when
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| 52. cum + abl |
52. with
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| 53. cunctus, cuncta, cunctum |
53. all/entire/whole
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| 54. cura, curae f |
54. anxiety/care/concern/grief/love
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| 55. cursus, cursus m |
55. course
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| 56. Danaus, Danaa, Danaum |
56. Greek
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| 57. de + abl |
57. about/concerning/down from
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| 58. deus, dei / dea, deae m/f |
58. god/goddess
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| 59. dexter, dextra, dextrum |
59. favorable/right/right hand
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| 60. dico, dicere, dixi, dictum |
60. call/describe/name/say/speak/to call/to describe/to name/to say/to speak
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| 61. dictum dicti n |
61. speech/word
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| 62. Dido, Didonis f |
62. Dido
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| 63. dies, diei m/f |
63. day
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| 64. divus, diva, divum |
64. divine/heavenly
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| 65. do, dare ,dedi, datum |
65. allow (+ inf)/give/grant/to allow (+ inf)/to give/to grant
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| 66. domus, domūs f |
66. house
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| 67. donum, doni n |
67. gift
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| 68. duco, ducere, duxi, ductum |
68. lead/to lead
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| 69. dum |
69. until (+ subjunctive)/while
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| 70. e/ex + abl |
70. from/out of
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| 71. ego, mei, mihi, me, me |
71. I/me
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| 72. eo, ire, ii (ivi), itum |
72. go/to go
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| 73. equus, equi m |
73. horse
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| 74. eripio, eripere, eripui, ereptus |
74. snatch/tear away/to snatch/to tear away
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| 75. erro, errāre, erravi, erratus |
75. stray/to stray/to wander/wander
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| 76. et |
76. also/and/even
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| 77. et.... et |
77. both ... and/both and
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| 78. facio, facere, feci, factum |
78. do/grant/make/offer/perform/suppose/to do/to grant/to make/to offer/to perform/to suppose
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| 79. fama, famae f |
79. fame/report/reputation
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| 80. fatum, fati n |
80. destiny/fate
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| 81. fero, ferre, tuli, latum |
81. to carry, bear, say
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| 82. ferrum, ferri n |
82. iron/iron, sword/sword
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| 83. fessus, fessa, fessum |
83. tired
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| 84. fines, finium m/f pl. |
84. territory
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| 85. finis, finis m/f |
85. border/border, limit, end/end/limit
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| 86. flamma, flammae f |
86. flame
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| 87. fluctus, fluctūs m |
87. wave
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| 88. for, fari, fatus |
88. say/speak/to speak, say
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| 89. fors, fortis f |
89. chance/chance, fortune/fortune
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| 90. fortuna, fortunae f |
90. chance/chance, fortune/fortune
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| 91. fuga, fugae f |
91. exile/flight/flight, exile
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| 92. fugio, fugere, fugi |
92. to flee
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| 93. fundo, fundere, fudi, fusus |
93. pour out/slay/to pour out;slay
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| 94. furo, furere, furi |
94. rage/rave/to rage, rave
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| 95. futurus, futura, futurum |
95. future/future, impending/impending
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| 96. geminus, gemina, geminum |
96. twin
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| 97. genitor, genitoris m |
97. father/father, sire/sire
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| 98. gens, gentis f |
98. nation/race/race, nation
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| 99. genus, generis n |
99. decendent/family/kind/origin/race/type/type, origin, race, kind, family, descendant
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| 100. habeo, habēre, habui, habitum |
100. consider/have/hold/to have, (hold, consider)
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| 101. haud |
101. hardly
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| 102. heu |
102. alas!
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| 103. hic, haec, hoc |
103. he, she, it, they/these/this
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| 104. hinc |
104. from here
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| 105. honos, honoris m |
105. glory/honor/honor, glory
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| 106. hīc |
106. here
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| 107. hūc |
107. from this place
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| 108. iam |
108. already/now/now, already
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| 109. idem, eadem, idem |
109. the same
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| 110. ignis, ignis m |
110. fire/fire, light, passion/light/passion
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| 111. ille, illa, illud |
111. he, she, it, they/that/those
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| 112. immanis, immanis, immane |
112. huge
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| 113. imperium, imperii n |
113. command/command, power/power
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| 114. imus, ima, imum |
114. lowest
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| 115. in |
115. in/in, on + abl; into, onto, against + acc/in, on, at/into
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| 116. infelix, infelix, infelix (gen s infelicis) |
116. unfortunate/unlucky/unlucky, unfortunate
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| 117. inferus, infera, inferum |
117. low/low, underneath/lowest/underneath
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| 118. ingens, ingens, ingens (gen s ingentis) |
118. enormous/huge
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| 119. inter |
119. among + acc/between
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| 120. ipse, ipsa, ipsum |
120. he/herself/himself/himself, herself, themselves/it/itself/she
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| 121. ira, irae f |
121. anger
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| 122. is, ea, id |
122. he/it/she/they
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| 123. Italia, Italiae f |
123. Italy
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| 124. iubeo, iubēre, iussi, iussus |
124. to order
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| 125. Iuno, Iunonis f |
125. Juno
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| 126. Iuppiter, Iovis (Iovi, Iovem, Iove) |
126. Juppiter
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| 127. labor, labi, lapsus sum |
127. glide/slide/slip/to slide, glide
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| 128. labor, laboris m |
128. hardship/task/work/work, task, hardship
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| 129. lacrima, lacrimae f |
129. tear/teardrop
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| 130. laetus, laeta, laetum |
130. happy
|
| 131. limen, liminis n |
131. threshold
|
| 132. litus, litoris n |
132. shore
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| 133. locus, loci m |
133. place
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| 134. longus, longa, longum |
134. long
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| 135. lumen, luminis n |
135. eye/light, eye
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| 136. lux, lucis f |
136. light
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| 137. magnus, magna, magnum |
137. big/great/large/large, great, important
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| 138. maior, maior, maius |
138. greater/larger/larger, greater
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| 139. maneo, manēre, mansi, mansus |
139. await/remain/stay/to remain, stay
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| 140. manus, manūs f |
140. band/hand/hand, band
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| 141. mare, maris n |
141. sea
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| 142. mater, matris f |
142. mother
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| 143. maximus, maxima, maximum |
143. greatest/largest/largest, greatest
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| 144. medius, media, medium |
144. middle
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| 145. mens, mentis f |
145. mind
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| 146. meus, mea, meum |
146. my
|
| 147. miser, misera, miserum |
147. sad
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| 148. mitto, mittere, misi, missus |
148. send/to send
|
| 149. moenia, moenium n |
149. walls
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| 150. mons, montis m |
150. mountain
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| 151. mors, mortis f |
151. death
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| 152. moveo, movēre, movi, motus |
152. move/to move
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| 153. multus, multa, multum |
153. many/much/much, many
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| 154. munus, muneris n |
154. duty/gift/gift, duty
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| 155. nam/namque |
155. for/for, indeed/indeed
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| 156. natus, nati m |
156. son
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| 157. navis, navis f |
157. ship
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| 158. ne |
158. ne/that...not
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| 159. nec/neque (nec...nec) |
159. and... not/and...not, nor (neither...nor)
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| 160. nomen, nominis n |
160. name
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| 161. non |
161. no/not, no
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| 162. noster, nostra, nostrum |
162. our
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| 163. novus, nova, novum |
163. new
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| 164. nox, noctis f |
164. night
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| 165. nullus, nulla, nullum |
165. none/not one, none
|
| 166. numen, numinis n |
166. divine power/divinity, divine spark/godhead
|
| 167. nunc |
167. now
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| 168. oculus, oculi m |
168. eye
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| 169. olle |
169. archaic form of ille
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| 170. omnis, omnis, omne |
170. all/each/each, all, every/every
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| 171. ora, orae f |
171. coast/shore/shore, coast
|
| 172. os, oris n |
172. face/mouth/mouth, face, speech/speech
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| 173. parens, parentis m/f |
173. parent
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| 174. paro, parāre, paravi, paratus |
174. prepare/to prepare
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| 175. pars, partis f |
175. part
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| 176. pater, patris m |
176. father
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| 177. patrius, patria, patrium |
177. ancestral/paternal/paternal (ancestral, native)
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| 178. pectus, pectoris n |
178. chest/chest, heart/heart
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| 179. pelagus, pelagi n |
179. sea
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| 180. per |
180. by/through/through + acc (by, over, because of)
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| 181. pes, pedis m |
181. foot
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| 182. peto, petere, petivi, petitum |
182. ask/head for/seek/to seek, ask, attack
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| 183. pius, pia, pium |
183. devoted/loyal/loyal, devoted/pious
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| 184. plures, plures, pluria |
184. more
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| 185. plurimus, plurima, plurimum |
185. very many
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| 186. plus |
186. more
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| 187. poena, poenae f |
187. punishment
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| 188. pono, ponere, posui, positus |
188. place/put/to put
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| 189. portus, portūs m |
189. harbor/port/port, harbor
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| 190. possum, posse, potui |
190. be able/can/to be able, can
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| 191. Priamus, Priami m |
191. Priam
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| 192. primus, prima, primum |
192. first
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| 193. procul |
193. at a distance/far off
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| 194. puer, pueri m |
194. boy
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| 195. puppis, puppis f |
195. ship
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| 196. quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus |
196. ask/seek/to seek, ask
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| 197. qui, quae, quod |
197. which/who
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| 198. quis, quis, quid |
198. what/who
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| 199. quo |
199. to where/where/where, to where
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| 200. quondam |
200. at some time/formerly/formerly, at some time/once
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| 201. refero, referre, retuli, relatus |
201. carry back/relate/say/to carry back, relate, say
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| 202. regina, reginae f |
202. queen
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| 203. regnum, regni n |
203. kingdom
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| 204. relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictus |
204. desert/leave/to leave, desert
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| 205. remus, remi m |
205. branch, oar/oar
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| 206. res, rei f |
206. affair/condition/event/thing/thing, event, affair, condition
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| 207. rex, regis m |
207. king
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| 208. ruo, ruere, rui, ruitus |
208. fall/rush/to fall, rush
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| 209. sacer, sacra, sacrum |
209. holy
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| 210. sanguis, sanguinis m |
210. blood/blood, race
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| 211. saxum, saxi n |
211. rock
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| 212. sed |
212. but
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| 213. sedes, sedis f |
213. abode/seat/seat, abode
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| 214. sequor, sequi, secutus sum |
214. follow/to follow
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| 215. servo, servāre, servavi, servatus |
215. guard/keep/save/to keep, save, guard
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| 216. si |
216. if
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| 217. sic |
217. so/thus/thus, so
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| 218. sidus, sideris n |
218. constellation/star/star, constellation
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| 219. silva, silvae f |
219. forest/woods
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| 220. simul |
220. at the same time
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| 221. socius, socii m |
221. ally/ally, comrade/companion/comrade
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| 222. solus, sola, solum |
222. alone/only/only, alone
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| 223. somnus, somni m |
223. dream/sleep/sleep, dream
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| 224. sto, stare, steti, statum |
224. stand/to stand
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| 225. sub |
225. under + abl
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| 226. subeo, subire, subii (subivi), subitus |
226. approach/go under/to go under, approach
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| 227. sui, sibi, se, se |
227. herself/him, her, them/himself/itself/themselves
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| 228. sum, esse, fui, futurus |
228. be/to be
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| 229. summus, summa, summum |
229. highest
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| 230. super (+ acc/abl) |
230. above/above, beyond/beyond
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| 231. superus, supera, superum |
231. higher/upper/upper, higher
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| 232. supremus, suprema, supremum |
232. highest
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| 233. surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrectus |
233. raise/rise/to rise, raise
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| 234. suus, sua, suum |
234. her/his/its/their own/thier
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| 235. talis, talis, tale |
235. such
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| 236. tandem |
236. at last/finally/finally, at last
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| 237. tantus, tanta, tantum |
237. so great
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| 238. tectum, tecti n |
238. house/roof/roof, house
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| 239. tellus, telluris f |
239. earth/land/land, earth
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| 240. telum, teli n |
240. weapon
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| 241. tempus, temporis n |
241. time
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| 242. tendo, tendere, tetendi, tentus |
242. extend/hasten/stretch/strive/to stretch, hasten, strive, extend
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| 243. teneo, tenēre, tenui, tentus |
243. have/hold/to hold, have
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| 244. terra, terrae f |
244. land
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| 245. Teucrus, Teucra, Teucrum |
245. Trojan
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| 246. tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatus |
246. lift/raise/to lift, raise
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| 247. totus, tota, totum |
247. all/whole/whole, all
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| 248. traho, trahere, traxi, tractus |
248. drag/draw/pull/to pull, drag, draw
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| 249. tristis, tristis, triste |
249. sad
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| 250. Troia, Troiae f |
250. Troy
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| 251. tu, tui, tibi, te, te |
251. you
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| 252. tum |
252. then
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| 253. tunc |
253. then
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| 254. tuus, tua, tuum |
254. your
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| 255. Tyrius, Tyria, Tyrium |
255. Carthaginian
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| 256. ubi |
256. when/where
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| 257. ullus, ulla, ullum |
257. any
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| 258. umbra, umbrae f |
258. ghost/shade/shade, shadow/shadow
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| 259. umerus, umeri m |
259. shoulder
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| 260. unda, undae f |
260. wave
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| 261. unus, una, unum |
261. one/one, only/only
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| 262. urbs, urbis f |
262. city
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| 263. ut |
263. as/in order to/that/that; when; as/when
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| 264. vastus, vasta, vastum |
264. desolate/vast/vast, desolate
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| 265. vates, vatis m/f |
265. prophet
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| 266. vel... vel |
266. either... or
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| 267. velim, velle |
267. should want/should wish/should wish, should want; wish, want
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| 268. velum, veli n |
268. cloth/sail/sail, cloth
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| 269. venio, venīre, veni, ventus |
269. arrive/come/go/to come, arrive, go
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| 270. ventus, venti m |
270. wind
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| 271. via, viae f |
271. path/road/road, path, way/way
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| 272. victor, victoris m |
272. victor
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| 273. video, vidēre, vidi, visus |
273. to see
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| 274. videor, vidēri, visus sum |
274. seem
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| 275. vinco, vincere, vici, victus |
275. conquer/to conquer
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| 276. vir, viri m |
276. hero/husband/man/man, husband; hero
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| 277. vis, vis f |
277. force/force, strength/strenght
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| 278. vita, vitae f |
278. life
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| 279. vix |
279. barely/hardly/scarcely/scarcely, hardly
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| 280. voco, vocāre, vocavi, vocatus |
280. address/call/to call, address
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| 281. volo, velle, volui |
281. to want, wish/want/wish
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| 282. volvo, volvere, voli, volutus |
282. revolve/roll/to roll, revolve, undergo/turn/undergo
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| 283. vox, vocis f |
283. voice
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