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abundo, abundas, abundare A, abundavi, abundatum Verb abound (in), have in large measure, overdo, excee…
ardor, ardoris [m.] C Noun fire, flame, heat, brightness, flash, gleam or co…
audio, audis, audire I, audivi, auditum Verb hear, listen to, to Hear, to Listen, hear, listen…
cibus, cibi [m.] O Noun Food, Ration
comes, comitis [m.] C Noun companion, friend
custos, custodis [m.] C Noun guard, guardian, watchman, keeper
fraus, fraudis [f.] C Noun fraud, trickery, deceit, imposition, offense, cri…
fugo, fugas, fugare A, fugavi, fugatum Verb put to flight, rout, chase away, drive into exile
immineo, immines, imminere E, -, - Verb threaten, be a threat (to), overhang, be imminent…
insula, insulae [f.] A Noun island
lux, lucis [f.] C Noun light
nex, necis [f.] C Noun death, murder
nonne Other (1.) surely (2.) no?, not?, not? (interog, expect…
odor, odoris [m.] C Noun scent, odor, aroma, smell, hint, inkling, suggest…
oro, oras, orare A, oravi, oratum Verb pray, beg
paedagogus, paedagogi [m.] O Noun slave, who accompanied children to school, pedago…
per Preposition through, by, along
periculum, periculi [n.] O Noun danger, risk
plebs, plebis [f.] C Noun (lower) people, folk
relinquo, relinquis, relinquere C, reliqui, relictum Verb leave behind, leave, abandon, desert
scio, scis, scire I, scivi, scitum Verb know
senex, senis [m.] C Noun old man
sentio, sentis, sentire I, sensi, sensum Verb feel, perceive, think, experience
terra, terrae [f.] A Noun land, earth
venio, venis, venire I, veni, ventum Verb come
vox, vocis [f.] C Noun voice, voice, sound, word, cry
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