Chapter 31: Words Flashcards by Andrew Ozazewski

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as

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assis (m) - small copper coin

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auxilium

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auxilii (n) - aid

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digitus

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digiti (m) - finger

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elephantus

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elephanti (m/f) elephant

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exsilium

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exsilii (n) exile

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invidia

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invidiae (f) envy

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rumor

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rumoris (m) rumor

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vinum

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vini (n) wine

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mediocris

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mediocre - ordinary

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cum

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when

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apud

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among

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semel

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once

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usque

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all the way

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doleo

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dol/e/re, dolui, doliturus - to grieve

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dormio

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dormire, dormivi, dormitus - to sleep

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fero

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ferre, tuli, latum - to bring

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adfero

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adferre, attuli, allatum - to bring to

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confero

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conferre, contuli, collatus - to bring together

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oferro

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offerre, obtuli, oblatus - to offer

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refero

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referre, rettuli, relatus - to carry back

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invideo

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invid/e/re, invidi, invisus - to be envious

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occido

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occidere, occidi, occasus - to fall down