| Prompt | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1. a, ab (+ ABL) |
1. away from/by/from
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| 2. ablatus |
2. having been taken away
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| 3. abstuli |
3. I took away
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| 4. accidere |
4. to happen
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| 5. accidi |
5. I happened
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| 6. accido |
6. I happen
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| 7. adeo |
7. so much
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| 8. adeptus, adepta, adeptum |
8. having received
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| 9. adiuvo, adiuvare, adiuvi |
9. help
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| 10. aliquis |
10. someone
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| 11. amor, amoris, m. |
11. love
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| 12. annus, anni, m. |
12. year
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| 13. antea |
13. before
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| 14. aperio |
14. I open
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| 15. aperire |
15. to open
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| 16. apertus |
16. having been opened
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| 17. aperui |
17. I opened
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| 18. appareo |
18. I appear
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| 19. apparere |
19. to appear
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| 20. apparui |
20. I appeared
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| 21. ardeo |
21. I burn
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| 22. ardere |
22. to burn
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| 23. arsi |
23. I burned
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| 24. auctoritas, auctoritatis, f. |
24. authority
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| 25. audax, audax, audax, gen. audacis |
25. bold
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| 26. aufero |
26. I take away
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| 27. auferre |
27. to take away
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| 28. aula, aulae, f. |
28. palace
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| 29. autem |
29. but
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| 30. bellum gerere |
30. wage war
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| 31. bellum, belli, n. |
31. war
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| 32. caelum, caeli, n. |
32. sky
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| 33. carcer, carceris, m. |
33. prison
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| 34. castra, castrorum, n. pl. |
34. military camp
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| 35. cedo, cedere, cessi |
35. give in/give way
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| 36. celo, celare, celavi |
36. conceal/hide
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| 37. circum (+ ACC) |
37. around
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| 38. clarus, clara, clarum |
38. famous
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| 39. coactus |
39. having been forced
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| 40. coegi |
40. I forced
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| 41. cogere |
41. to force
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| 42. cogo |
42. I force
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| 43. comes, comitis, m. f. |
43. comrade
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| 44. commotus, commota, commotum |
44. moved
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| 45. comprehendo, -ere, comprehendi, comprehensum |
45. arrest/seize
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| 46. conspicatus, conspicata, conspicatum |
46. having caught sight of
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| 47. cum |
47. when
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| 48. cura, curae, f. |
48. care
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| 49. decipio, decipere, decepi, deceptus |
49. deceive/trick
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| 50. desero, deserere, deserui, desertus |
50. desert
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| 51. dignitas |
51. importance/prestige
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| 52. doceo |
52. I teach
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| 53. docere |
53. to teach
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| 54. doctus |
54. having been taught
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| 55. docui |
55. I taught
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| 56. durus, dura, durum |
56. harsh
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| 57. efficio, efficere, effeci |
57. accomplish/carry out,
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| 58. egressus, egressa, egressum |
58. having gone out
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| 59. eligo, eligere, elegi, electus |
59. choose
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| 60. enim |
60. for
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| 61. eques, equitis, m. |
61. horseman
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| 62. explicare |
62. to explain
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| 63. explicatus |
63. having been explained
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| 64. explicavi |
64. I have explained
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| 65. explico |
65. I explain
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| 66. extra (+ACC) |
66. outside
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| 67. falsus, falsa, falsum |
67. false
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| 68. fides, fidei, f. |
68. loyalty
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| 69. flumen, fluminis, n. |
69. river
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| 70. fons, fontis, m. |
70. fountain
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| 71. fundo, fundere, fudi, fusus |
71. pour
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| 72. gaudeo |
72. I am pleased
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| 73. gaudere |
73. to be pleased
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| 74. gero, gerere, gessi, gestus |
74. wear
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| 75. gravis, gravis, grave |
75. heavy
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| 76. honor, honoris, m. |
76. honor
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| 77. hora, horae, f. |
77. hour
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| 78. hostis, hostis, m. |
78. enemy
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| 79. humi |
79. on the ground
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| 80. iacio, iacere, ieci, iactus |
80. throw
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| 81. iacto, iactare, iactavi, iactatus |
81. throw
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| 82. ignarus, ignara, ignarum |
82. not knowing
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| 83. immotus, immota, immotum |
83. motionless/still
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| 84. imperare |
84. to order
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| 85. imperavi |
85. I ordered
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| 86. impero |
86. I order
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| 87. incendere |
87. to burn
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| 88. incendi |
88. I burned
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| 89. incendo |
89. I burn
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| 90. incensus |
90. having been burned
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| 91. incipio, incipere, incepi, inceptus |
91. begin
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| 92. infelix, infelix, infelix, gen. infelicis |
92. unlucky
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| 93. ingressus, ingressa, ingressum |
93. having entered
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| 94. insidia, insidiarum, f. pl. |
94. trap
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| 95. instructus |
95. having been drawn up
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| 96. instruere |
96. to draw up
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| 97. instruo |
97. I draw up
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| 98. instruxi |
98. I drew up
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| 99. interea |
99. meanwhile
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| 100. iubeo, iubere, iussi |
100. command/order
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| 101. iussum, iussi, n. |
101. order
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| 102. lacrima, lacrimae, f. |
102. tear
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| 103. lateo |
103. I lie hidden
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| 104. latere |
104. to lie hidden
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| 105. latui |
105. I lay hidden
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| 106. legatus, legati, m. |
106. commander
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| 107. legio, legionis, f. |
107. legion
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| 108. locutus, locuta, locutum |
108. having spoken
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| 109. mandatum, mandati, n. |
109. instruction/order
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| 110. manus, manus, f. |
110. band (of men)
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| 111. minimus, minima, minimum |
111. very little
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| 112. modus, modi, m. |
112. kind/manner/way
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| 113. moneo, monere, monui, monitus |
113. warn
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| 114. neque... neque |
114. neither... nor
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| 115. nescio |
115. I do not know
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| 116. nescire |
116. to not know
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| 117. nescivi |
117. I did not know
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| 118. nimium |
118. too much
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| 119. noceo |
119. I hurt
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| 120. nocere |
120. to hurt
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| 121. nocui |
121. I have hurt
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| 122. nomen, nominis, n. |
122. name
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| 123. nonnulli, nonullae, nonulla |
123. some
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| 124. notus, nota, notum |
124. famous/known/well-known
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| 125. nox, noctis, f. |
125. night
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| 126. num |
126. whether
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| 127. nuper |
127. recently
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| 128. occupatus, occupata, occupatum |
128. busy
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| 129. oppidum, oppidi n |
129. town
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| 130. oppugno, oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatus |
130. attack
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| 131. orno, ornare, ornavi, ornatus |
131. decorate
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| 132. parco, parcere, peperci |
132. spare
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| 133. pareo, parere, parui (+DAT) |
133. obey
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| 134. passus, passa, passum |
134. having suffered
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| 135. patefacio, patefacere, patefeci, patefactus |
135. to reveal
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| 136. peritus, perita, peritum |
136. skilled
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| 137. plenus, plena, plenum |
137. full
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| 138. plus, pluris, n. |
138. more
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| 139. poena, poenae, f. |
139. punishment
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| 140. poenas dare |
140. pay the penalty
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| 141. pons, pontis, m. |
141. bridge
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| 142. praebeo |
142. I provide
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| 143. praebere |
143. to provide
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| 144. praebitus |
144. having been provided
|
| 145. praebui |
145. I provided
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| 146. praeceps, praeceps, praeceps, gen. praecipitis |
146. headlong
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| 147. praemium, praemii, n. |
147. prize
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| 148. precatus, precata, precatum |
148. having prayed
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| 149. pretium, pretii, n. |
149. price
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| 150. proximus, proxima, proximum |
150. nearest
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| 151. qualis, qualis, quale |
151. what sort of
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| 152. quantus, quanta, quantum |
152. how big
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| 153. quo modo? |
153. how
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| 154. quot? |
154. how many?
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| 155. refero |
155. I bring back
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| 156. referre |
156. to bring back
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| 157. regnum, regni, n. |
157. kingdom
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| 158. regressus, regressa, regressum |
158. having returned
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| 159. relatus |
159. having been brought back
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| 160. rettuli |
160. I brought back
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| 161. rursus |
161. again
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| 162. saevus, saeva, saevum |
162. savage
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| 163. sapiens, sapiens, sapiens, gen. sapientis |
163. wise
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| 164. scelestus, scelesta, scelestum |
164. wicked
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| 165. scio, scire, scivi, scitus |
165. know
|
| 166. si |
166. if
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| 167. suavis, suavis, suave |
167. sweet
|
| 168. sub (+ABL or ACC) |
168. under
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| 169. tacitus, tacita, tacitum |
169. silent
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| 170. talis, talis, tale |
170. such
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| 171. tantus, tanta, tantum |
171. so great
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| 172. testis, testis, m. f. |
172. witness
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| 173. transeo, transire, transii |
173. cross
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| 174. tristis, tristis, triste |
174. sad
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| 175. tutus, tuta, tutum |
175. safe
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| 176. ultimus, ultima, ultimum |
176. furthest
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| 177. umquam |
177. ever
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| 178. unde |
178. from where
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| 179. ut |
179. as/in order that/in order to/that
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| 180. venenum, veneni, n. |
180. poison
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| 181. verbum, verbi, n. |
181. word
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| 182. verum, veri, n. |
182. truth
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| 183. virtus, virtutis, f. |
183. courage
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| 184. vito, vitare, vitavi, vitatus |
184. avoid
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