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a- (Latin) prefix
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to
ā- (Latin) prefix
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from
ab- (Latin) prefix
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away from
abacināte (Latin) verb
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blind!
abacō (Latin) noun
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from/to the counting board
abāctor (Latin) noun
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a cattle thief
abaculus (Latin) noun
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a small square tile
abacus (Latin) noun
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a counting board or tablet
Abaddōn (Latin) name
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the angel of the abyss
abaliēnāte (Latin) verb
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vocative masculine singular of abaliēnātus
abaliēnātiō (Latin) noun
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legal transfer of property
abaliēnō (Latin) verb
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alienate
abavus (Latin) noun
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great-great-grandfather
abba (Latin) noun
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father
abbreviāte (Latin) verb
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shorten
abbreviātor (Latin) noun
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abbreviator
abbreviātūre (Latin) verb
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about to shorten
Abdēra (Latin) name
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Abdera
Abdērā (Latin) name
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ablative of Abdēra
Abdērītē (Latin) noun
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inhabitant of Abdera
abdicant (Latin) verb
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they renounce
abdīcant (Latin) verb
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they may renounce
abdicāte (Latin) verb
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renounce
abdicātiō (Latin) noun
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a renunciation
abdicātīve (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of abdicātīvus
abdicātīvē (Latin) adv
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negatively
abdicātor (Latin) verb
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second/third-person singular future passive imperative of abdicō
abdicō (Latin) verb
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to deny
abdīcō (Latin) verb
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to be against
abditīve (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of abditīvus
abditus (Latin) verb
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hidden
abdō (Latin) verb
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to hide
abdōmen (Latin) noun
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belly
abdōminālēs (Latin) adj
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nominative/accusative/vocative masculine/feminine plural of abdōminālis
abdōminālia (Latin) adj
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nominative/accusative/vocative neuter plural of abdōminālis
abdūce (Latin) verb
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lead away
abdūcere (Latin) verb
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to lead away
abdūcēre (Latin) verb
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you will be led away
abdūcō (Latin) verb
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to lead away
abeam (Latin) verb
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may I go away
aberrant (Latin) verb
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they wander away
aberrāte (Latin) verb
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wander away
abhorrent (Latin) verb
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they shrink back
abietine (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of abietinus
abit (Latin) verb
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he/she/it goes away
abjūdicāte (Latin) verb
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you (plural) judge away
abjugāte (Latin) verb
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you (plural) unyoke
ablactāte (Latin) verb
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wean (plural command)
ablaqueāte (Latin) verb
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loosen the soil around (plural command)
ablātīve (Latin) adj
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ablative (vocative)
ablēgāte (Latin) verb
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send away (plural command)
ablūde (Latin) verb
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be unlike (singular command)
abluent (Latin) verb
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they will wash away
abnegāte (Latin) verb
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deny
abnegātīve (Latin) adj
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denying
abnegātor (Latin) noun
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denier
abnōdāte (Latin) verb
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remove knots
abolla (Latin) noun
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cloak
abollā (Latin) noun
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ablative singular of abolla
abomāsum (Latin) noun
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abomasum
abōmināte (Latin) verb
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detest
abortīve (Latin) adj
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aborted
abrādant (Latin) verb
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they may scrape off
abrāde (Latin) verb
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scrape off
abrāse (Latin) verb
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scraped
abrogāte (Latin) verb
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repeal
abrogātor (Latin) verb
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shall be repealed
abscissā (Latin) noun
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by/with/from an abscissa
absenter (Latin) verb
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first-person singular present passive subjunctive of absentō
absinthiāte (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of absinthiātus
absinthium (Latin) noun
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wormwood
absīs (Latin) verb
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second-person singular present active subjunctive of absum
absolūtē (Latin) adv
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absolutely
absolve (Latin) verb
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second-person singular present active imperative of absolvō
absolvent (Latin) verb
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third-person plural future active indicative of absolvō
absonant (Latin) verb
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third-person plural present active indicative of absonō
absorbent (Latin) verb
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they absorb
abstergē (Latin) verb
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wipe away
abstergent (Latin) verb
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they wipe away
absterse (Latin) verb
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wiped clean
abstinent (Latin) verb
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they abstain
abstrūde (Latin) verb
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hide away
abstrūse (Latin) verb
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hidden
absūme (Latin) verb
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consume
abundant (Latin) verb
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they abound
abūse (Latin) verb
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abusive one
abusive (Latin) adv
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wrongly
abūsīve (Latin) adj
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abusive
AC (Latin) phrase
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before Christ / in the year of Christ
acācia (Latin) noun
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acacia
acāciā (Latin) noun
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ablative singular of acācia
acalēphae (Latin) noun
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nettles
acanthine (Latin) adj
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of acanthus (vocative)
acanthus (Latin) noun
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bear's-foot
accēde (Latin) verb
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approach
accelerandō (Latin) verb
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by accelerating
accelerant (Latin) verb
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they are speeding up
accelerāte (Latin) verb
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hurry up
accelerātor (Latin) verb
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you shall be hastened
accentor (Latin) noun
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one who sings with another
acceptant (Latin) verb
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they accept
accepter (Latin) verb
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may I be accepted
acceptor (Latin) noun
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receiver
accident (Latin) verb
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they will happen
accīdent (Latin) verb
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they will happen
accipient (Latin) verb
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they will receive
accipiter (Latin) noun
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hawk
accipitrēs (Latin) noun
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hawks
accīte (Latin) verb
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summon!
acclīve (Latin) adj
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uphill
accommodātor (Latin) verb
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you shall be fitted
accorporāte (Latin) verb
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incorporate!
accrēsce (Latin) verb
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increase
accumulātē (Latin) adv
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abundantly
accumulātor (Latin) noun
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heaper
accūrātē (Latin) adv
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carefully
accūsātīve (Latin) noun
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accusative (vocative)
acē (Latin) verb
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be sour
acerbāte (Latin) verb
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make bitter
Achillēs (Latin) name
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Achilles
acicula (Latin) noun
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a hairpin or hatpin
acidō (Latin) adj
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dative/ablative masculine/neuter singular of acidus
ācre (Latin) adj
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neuter nominative/accusative/vocative singular of ācer
actīnium (Latin) noun
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actinium
āctor (Latin) noun
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doer
ad (Latin) prep
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to
ad hoc (Latin) phrase
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for this purpose
ad libitum (Latin) adv
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at one's pleasure
adamant (Latin) verb
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they love
adhērent (Latin) verb
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they stick
adjectīve (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of adjectīvus
admixtūre (Latin) verb
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about to be mixed in
adō̆re (Latin) noun
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by/with the adoration
advocāte (Latin) verb
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second-person plural present active imperative of advocō
affirmātīve (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of affirmātīvus
Āfrica (Latin) name
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Africa
age (Latin) intj
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come now
agora (Latin) noun
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marketplace
āh (Latin) intj
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ah
aï (Latin) verb
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say!
ajō (Latin) verb
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to say
alās (Latin) verb
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nourish
ālās (Latin) noun
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wings
Albānia (Latin) name
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Albania
allege (Latin) verb
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delegate
alligātor (Latin) noun
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one who ties
alō (Latin) verb
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to nourish
ālō (Latin) noun
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dative/ablative singular form
alūminium (Latin) noun
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aluminium
alūminum (Latin) noun
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of alum
ami (Latin) noun
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bisnaga
an (Latin) conj
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or
anime (Latin) noun
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vocative singular of animus
ānō (Latin) noun
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to or from the ring
antecēdent (Latin) verb
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they will precede
anterior (Latin) adj
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front
anū (Latin) noun
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ablative singular form
apex (Latin) noun
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summit
apostrophē (Latin) noun
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alternative form of apostropha
apparātus (Latin) verb
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prepared
aquila (Latin) noun
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eagle
aquilā (Latin) adj
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ablative feminine singular of aquilus
arbor (Latin) noun
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a tree
arcāne (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of arcānus
ārē (Latin) verb
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be dry
ārea (Latin) noun
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open space
Argentīna (Latin) name
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Argentina
ārgon (Latin) noun
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argon
arrogant (Latin) verb
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they claim
Arūba (Latin) name
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Aruba
as (Latin) noun
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a Roman coin
Ā̆sia (Latin) name
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Asia
asinīne (Latin) adj
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asinine
asset (Latin) verb
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third-person singular present active subjunctive of assō
asȳlum (Latin) noun
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asylum
at (Latin) conj
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but
au (Latin) intj
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oh!
Austrālia (Latin) name
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Australia
axe (Latin) noun
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by the axis
bactēria (Latin) noun
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bacteria
balance (Latin) noun
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by a scale
bālat (Latin) verb
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third-person singular present active indicative of bālō
banāna (Latin) noun
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banana
base (Latin) noun
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from a base
basin (Latin) noun
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accusative singular of basis
basis (Latin) noun
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base
bē (Latin) noun
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the letter B
beat (Latin) verb
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third-person singular present active indicative of beō
beātae memoriae (Latin) phrase
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of blessed memory
bee (Latin) intj
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baa
beer (Latin) verb
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may I be blessed
benefit (Latin) verb
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is benefited
Bermūda (Latin) proper noun
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Bermuda
bēryllium (Latin) noun
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beryllium
bēta (Latin) noun
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beet
boat (Latin) verb
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he/she/it bellows
bone (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of bonus
bōx (Latin) noun
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a kind of marine fish
Brasīlia (Latin) name
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Brazil
bullet (Latin) verb
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that he may bubble
Burkīna Fasō (Latin) name
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Burkina Faso
būrrō (Latin) adj
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dative/ablative masculine/neuter singular of būrrus
cadī (Latin) noun
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inflection of cadus
caesium (Latin) adj
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bluish-gray
calcium (Latin) noun
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genitive plural of calx
calculātor (Latin) noun
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accountant
Calīfornia (Latin) name
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California
callē (Latin) verb
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be skilled
cāme (Latin) noun
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vocative singular of cāmus
camera (Latin) noun
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A chamber
camerā (Latin) verb
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vault!
Canā̆da (Latin) name
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Canada
candidāte (Latin) noun
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candidate
candor (Latin) noun
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whiteness
cane (Latin) verb
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sing
cānē (Latin) verb
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be gray
capital (Latin) noun
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a capital offence
captūre (Latin) verb
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vocative masculine singular of captūrus
carē (Latin) verb
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be without!
cāre (Latin) adj
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dear (vocative)
cārē (Latin) adv
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at a high price
carmine (Latin) noun
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ablative singular of carmen
carne (Latin) noun
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flesh
carpe diem (Latin) phrase
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enjoy the day
carpō et colligō (Latin) verb
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to reap and collect
casa (Latin) noun
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house
centipede (Latin) noun
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ablative singular of centipēs
cērium (Latin) noun
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A bad species of swelling or ulcer
cf. (Latin) verb
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compare
chaos (Latin) noun
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a chasm
chēmīa (Latin) noun
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chemistry
chrōmium (Latin) noun
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chromium
cī (Latin) verb
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second-person singular present active imperative of ciō
cīnque (Latin) num
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alternative form of quīnque
circulus in probandō (Latin) phrase
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proving in circles
circulus vitiōsus (Latin) noun
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vicious circle
citrus (Latin) noun
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citron tree
cīvis rōmānus sum (Latin) phrase
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I am a Roman citizen.
clause (Latin) verb
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vocative masculine singular of clausus
clīnēs (Latin) verb
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that you may lean
coalēsce (Latin) verb
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second-person singular present active imperative of coalēscō
cōgent (Latin) verb
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they will compel
colon (Latin) noun
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large intestine
cōlon (Latin) noun
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part of a verse
colōre (Latin) noun
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color
cōme (Latin) adj
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nominative/accusative/vocative neuter singular of cōmis
cōmet (Latin) verb
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he/she/it will arrange
comma (Latin) noun
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a comma
comparātīve (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of comparātīvus
complēte (Latin) verb
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fill up
complex (Latin) adj
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closely connected
computer (Latin) verb
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to be reckoned
concrēte (Latin) verb
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vocative masculine singular of concrētus
condēnse (Latin) adj
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dense
conductor (Latin) noun
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employer
cōnsēnsus (Latin) noun
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consensus
cōnsonant (Latin) verb
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third-person plural present active indicative of cōnsonō
continent (Latin) verb
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they contain
cōpula (Latin) noun
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a bond, tie, band or other connecting item
cōpulāte (Latin) verb
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join
cor (Latin) noun
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heart
cōr (Latin) adv
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why
corporāte (Latin) verb
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second-person plural present active imperative of corporō
corrigenda (Latin) verb
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things to be corrected
corrigendā (Latin) verb
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to be corrected
corrigendum (Latin) verb
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correcting
creāte (Latin) verb
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create
crēdendum (Latin) verb
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accusative gerund of crēdō
cremā (Latin) verb
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second-person singular present active imperative of cremō
Croātia (Latin) name
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Croatia
crūde (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of crūdus
Cuba (Latin) name
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The goddess who protects the lying down of children
Cū̆ba (Latin) name
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Cuba
cube (Latin) noun
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vocative singular of cubus
culpam poena premit comes (Latin) proverb
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Punishment follows closely behind crime's heels
cum (Latin) prep
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with
current (Latin) verb
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they will run
curve (Latin) adj
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curved
cute (Latin) noun
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ablative singular of cutis
cycle (Latin) noun
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vocative singular of cyclus
Czechia (Latin) name
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Czech Republic
dare (Latin) verb
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to give
dat (Latin) verb
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he/she/it gives
date (Latin) verb
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give
datīve (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of datīvus
de (Latin) postp
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on this side
dē (Latin) prep
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about
dē factō (Latin) prep_phrase
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according to fact
dē jūre (Latin) prep_phrase
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by right
decāde (Latin) noun
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ablative singular of decās
decem (Latin) num
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ten
December (Latin) adj
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of December
dēcorticātor (Latin) verb
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you or it shall be barked
dēfendant (Latin) verb
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may they defend
dēfer (Latin) verb
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carry down
dēficit (Latin) verb
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is lacking
dēlēgāte (Latin) verb
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second-person plural present active imperative of dēlēgō
dēlīneāte (Latin) verb
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sketch
dēmur (Latin) verb
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let us be given
dēnigrāte (Latin) verb
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vocative masculine singular of dēnigrātus
dērīvātīve (Latin) adjective
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derived
dia (Latin) noun
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day
dīa (Latin) adj
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divine
dīā (Latin) adj
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divine
dictātor (Latin) noun
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dictator
dictiōnārium (Latin) noun
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dictionary
diē (Latin) noun
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on the day
dīe (Latin) adj
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O divine one
diēs (Latin) noun
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A day
different (Latin) verb
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will be different
digitō (Latin) noun
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finger or toe
discrēte (Latin) verb
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vocative masculine singular of discrētus
dīve (Latin) adj
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divine
dō (Latin) verb
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to give
doctor (Latin) noun
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teacher
Dominica (Latin) name
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Sunday
dūcat (Latin) verb
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may he lead
ductile (Latin) adj
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nominative/accusative/vocative neuter singular of ductilis
duo (Latin) num
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two
e.g. (Latin) adv
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for example
eat (Latin) verb
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that he/she/it goes
ēchō (Latin) noun
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echo
eclīpse (Latin) noun
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ablative singular of eclīpsis
edit (Latin) verb
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he/she eats
ēdit (Latin) verb
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ate
el (Latin) noun
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the letter L
em (Latin) intj
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here is, see!
emit (Latin) verb
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third-person singular present active indicative of emō
ēmit (Latin) verb
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third-person singular perfect active indicative of emō
en (Latin) noun
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the letter N
ēn (Latin) intj
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look!
encyclopaedīa (Latin) noun
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encyclopedia
eo (Latin) pron
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I
eō (Latin) verb
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to go
ephēbe (Latin) noun
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youth
er (Latin) noun
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The name of the letter R.
ēr (Latin) noun
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hedgehog
era (Latin) noun
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mistress
errāta (Latin) verb
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errors
errātā (Latin) verb
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having wandered
ēse (Latin) verb
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eaten
essere (Latin) verb
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to be
et (Latin) conj
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and
et al. (Latin) adv
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and others
et cētera (Latin) phrase
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and the rest
eum (Latin) pron
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him
eurō (Latin) noun
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dative/ablative singular of eurus
Eurōpē (Latin) name
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alternative form of Eurōpa:
eurōpium (Latin) noun
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europium
ēvapōrāte (Latin) verb
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evaporated
excrement (Latin) verb
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they may sift out
exeat (Latin) verb
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let him/her/it go out
execūte (Latin) verb
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executed
exit (Latin) verb
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third-person singular present active indicative of exeō
explōrer (Latin) verb
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I may be searched
exterior (Latin) adj
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outer
extrēme (Latin) noun
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farthest
fābella (Latin) noun
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diminutive of fābula
face (Latin) noun
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ablative singular of fax
facere (Latin) verb
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to do or to make
factor (Latin) noun
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maker
false (Latin) noun
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vocative singular of falsus
falsē (Latin) adv
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falsely
familia (Latin) noun
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household
far (Latin) noun
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farro
fēcēs (Latin) noun
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dregs
fēllā (Latin) verb
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suck
fēminīne (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of fēminīnus
fēminīnē (Latin) adv
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femininely, womanly
fere (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of ferus
ferē̆ (Latin) adv
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approximately
fēre (Latin) verb
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second-person singular present active subjunctive of for
ferō (Latin) verb
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to bear
ferret (Latin) verb
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might have been carrying
fervent (Latin) verb
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they are boiling
fidēs Pūnica (Latin) noun
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Punic faith
fīnāle (Latin) adj
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final
fit (Latin) verb
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he/she/it becomes or is made
flat (Latin) verb
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blows
flor (Latin) verb
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first-person singular present passive indicative of flō
flōs (Latin) noun
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flower
for (Latin) verb
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to speak
fōrmer (Latin) verb
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I may be formed
fōx (Latin) noun
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throat
fulcrum (Latin) noun
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couch
futūre (Latin) verb
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future
gallō (Latin) noun
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Gaul
gē (Latin) noun
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G
generālissimō (Latin) adj
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most general
genitīve (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of genitīvus
genitor (Latin) noun
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father
genus (Latin) noun
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kind
genūs (Latin) noun
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genitive singular of genū̆
Geōrgia (Latin) name
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Georgia
germānium (Latin) noun
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germanium
graduāte (Latin) adj
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O graduate
grātia grātiam parit (Latin) proverb
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kindness results in kindness
grātīs (Latin) adv
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freely
grātuītō (Latin) adv
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without pay
grīpe (Latin) noun
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ablative singular of grīps
grue (Latin) noun
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ablative singular of grūs and gruis
Guātēmā̆la (Latin) proper noun
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Guatemala
guerra (Latin) noun
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war
gȳre (Latin) noun
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O ring!
ha (Latin) intj
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hurrah
hā (Latin) noun
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the name of the letter H
habitat (Latin) verb
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he/she/it lives
hallux (Latin) noun
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big toe
hance (Latin) adj
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accusative feminine singular of hice
havē̆ (Latin) intj
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hail
hēlium (Latin) noun
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helium
Hellas (Latin) name
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Greece
hem (Latin) intj
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eh?
here (Latin) adv
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yesterday
hērē (Latin) verb
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stick to
hī (Latin) pron
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these
hībernāte (Latin) verb
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hibernate
hīs (Latin) pron
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to/for/by/with these
Hispānō (Latin) noun
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to/by a Spaniard
hūmānum est errāre (Latin) proverb
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to err is human
humō (Latin) verb
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to bury
humor (Latin) verb
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first-person singular present passive indicative of humŃ
hūmor (Latin) noun
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liquid, fluid, humour
hyperbolē (Latin) noun
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exaggeration
i.e. (Latin) phrase
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that is
ībex (Latin) noun
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chamois
īce (Latin) verb
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strike
īcōn (Latin) noun
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image
il- (Latin) prefix
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in-
īle (Latin) noun
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groin
imp. (Latin) verb
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he/she pressed
imperātīvē (Latin) adv
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imperatively
important (Latin) verb
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they import
in nuce (Latin) adv
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in a nutshell
incorporāte (Latin) verb
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incorporate
index (Latin) noun
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pointer
indicātīve (Latin) adj
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indicative
indice (Latin) noun
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forefinger or index
indīce (Latin) verb
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declare
Indonēsia (Latin) proper noun
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Indonesia
īnfer (Latin) verb
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bring in
īnfīnītīve (Latin) noun
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vocative singular of īnfīnītīvus
integer (Latin) adj
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complete
interest (Latin) verb
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it concerns
interior (Latin) adj
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inner
investīgāte (Latin) verb
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investigate!
iōta (Latin) noun
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iota
ipse dīxit (Latin) phrase
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he himself said it
īr (Latin) noun
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hand
īridium (Latin) noun
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iridium
irrītābis crābrōnēs (Latin) phrase
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You'll stir up the hornets!
is (Latin) pron
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he, she, it, that
īs (Latin) verb
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you go
Isrāēl (Latin) name
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Israel
it (Latin) verb
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he/she/it goes
īte missa est (Latin) phrase
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go, the dismissal is made
itū (Latin) verb
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by going
iūs prīmae noctis (Latin) noun
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the right of the first night
jūbilant (Latin) verb
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they shout for joy
JUL (Latin) adj
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licensed under both laws
Jūpiter (Latin) name
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Jupiter
jūrāmentō (Latin) noun
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by an oath
jūsticia (Latin) noun
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justice
jūta (Latin) verb
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inflection of jūtus
jūtā (Latin) verb
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ablative feminine singular of jūtus
lāma (Latin) noun
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slough
languē (Latin) verb
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second-person singular present active imperative of langueō
larvā (Latin) verb
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enchant
lārva (Latin) noun
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ghost
lāser (Latin) noun
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juice of the laserpitium plant
latet anguis in herbā (Latin) phrase
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there is a snake in the grass
latīnō (Latin) verb
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I speak Latin
lēns (Latin) noun
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lentil
lentē (Latin) adv
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slowly
Leōn (Latin) name
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Leon
Lesothō (Latin) name
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in/to/by Lesotho
Līberia (Latin) name
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Liberia
līberō (Latin) adj
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free
librō (Latin) noun
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dative/ablative masculine singular of liber
lībrō (Latin) verb
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to poise
līēs (Latin) verb
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you may smear
līmō (Latin) verb
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to sharpen
lī̆mō (Latin) noun
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alternative form of lī̆mon
line (Latin) verb
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smear
lingō (Latin) verb
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to lick
līvē (Latin) verb
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be pale!
locāte (Latin) verb
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vocative masculine singular of locātus
locātīve (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of locātīvus
locātor (Latin) noun
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lessor
locō (Latin) verb
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to put
locus dēlīctī (Latin) phrase
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crime scene
lui (Latin) pron
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to him
luī (Latin) noun
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to a plague
lupus (Latin) noun
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wolf
lynx (Latin) noun
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A lynx
madē (Latin) verb
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be wet
magīa (Latin) noun
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magic
magnēsia (Latin) noun
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nominative/accusative/vocative plural of magnēsium
magnēsium (Latin) adj
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inflection of magnēsius
malam (Latin) adj
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bad
mālam (Latin) verb
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I will prefer
male (Latin) adverb
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badly
Malta (Latin) name
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Melita
mānā (Latin) verb
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flow
mandat (Latin) verb
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he/she/it entrusts
mare (Latin) noun
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sea
masculīne (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of masculīnus
masculīnē (Latin) adv
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masculinely
massētēr (Latin) noun
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masseter
Maurītānia (Latin) name
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Mauritania
Mauritius (Latin) name
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Maurice
maximus in minimīs (Latin) phrase
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the greatest in the least
MD (Latin) name
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abbreviation of Mediolanum, Milan.
mē (Latin) pron
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me
meā culpā (Latin) phrase
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through my fault
meāns (Latin) verb
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going along
meant (Latin) verb
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they go along
meat (Latin) verb
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he, she, or it goes or passes
meer (Latin) verb
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first-person singular present passive subjunctive of meō
meet (Latin) verb
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let it go along
mēla (Latin) noun
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nominative/accusative/vocative plural of mēlum
melle (Latin) noun
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honey
mendelēvium (Latin) noun
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mendelevium
mēter (Latin) verb
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I may measure
Mē̆xicō (Latin) name
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dative/ablative of Mē̆xicum
mī (Latin) determiner
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my
Micronēsia (Latin) proper noun
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Micronesia
mīllennium (Latin) noun
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millennium
minister (Latin) noun
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attendant
minuscule (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of minusculus
minūte (Latin) verb
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vocative masculine singular of minūtus
minūtiae (Latin) noun
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trifles
mōbile (Latin) adj
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nominative/accusative/vocative neuter singular of mōbilis
molar (Latin) verb
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I shall be ground
mole (Latin) verb
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grind!
mōle (Latin) noun
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ablative singular of mōlēs
Monacō (Latin) name
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Monaco
monētāriō (Latin) adj
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monetary
mōrō (Latin) noun
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mulberry tree
mōs prō lēge (Latin) noun
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a custom which has become law
mundō (Latin) verb
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to clean
mūsica (Latin) noun
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music
mūsicā (Latin) adj
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ablative feminine singular of mūsicus
nā (Latin) verb
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swim!
NB (Latin) phrase
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abbreviation of nota bene
nē (Latin) adv
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do not
near (Latin) verb
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may I be spun
negōtiante (Latin) verb
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trading
neptūnium (Latin) noun
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neptunium
neuter (Latin) adj
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neither
nī (Latin) adv
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unless
Niger (Latin) name
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Black
Nigēria (Latin) proper noun
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Nigeria
nīl (Latin) pron
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nothing
nōbēlium (Latin) noun
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nobelium
nōminātīve (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of nōminātīvus
nōn (Latin) particle
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not
nōne (Latin) num
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ninth
nōt (Latin) verb
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he/she/it has known
nōte (Latin) verb
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known
Nova Scōtia (Latin) name
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Nova Scotia
novē (Latin) adv
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newly
novem (Latin) num
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nine
November (Latin) adj
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of November
nucleus (Latin) noun
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nut
numerāle (Latin) adj
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nominative/accusative/vocative neuter singular of numerālis
obī (Latin) verb
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go towards
obiit (Latin) verb
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passed away
objectīve (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of objectīvus
obsolēte (Latin) verb
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obsolete
obsolētē (Latin) adv
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old
Ōceania (Latin) name
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Oceania
octō (Latin) num
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eight
Octōber (Latin) adj
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of October
octōpūs (Latin) noun
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octopus
Ontariō (Latin) name
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Ontario
ōrdināte (Latin) verb
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orderly one
ōre (Latin) noun
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ablative singular of ōs and ōris
organizer (Latin) verb
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organize
os (Latin) noun
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bone
ōs (Latin) noun
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mouth
ossō (Latin) noun
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dative/ablative singular of ossum
oxygenium (Latin) noun
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oxygen
parent (Latin) verb
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they may prepare
pārent (Latin) verb
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they obey
pariente (Latin) verb
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by/with/from the one giving birth
Paris (Latin) name
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A Trojan prince
pedant (Latin) verb
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third-person plural present active indicative of pedō
pellet (Latin) verb
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will drive away
pēnis (Latin) noun
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penis
pergī (Latin) verb
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to be continued
persevērāte (Latin) verb
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persist
phoenīx (Latin) noun
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phoenix
phōsphorus (Latin) noun
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phosphorus
phrase (Latin) noun
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ablative singular of phrasis
phȳlum (Latin) noun
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phylum
picō (Latin) verb
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to smear with pitch
pīcō (Latin) noun
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to/from a woodpecker
pictūre (Latin) verb
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painted
pie (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of pius
piē (Latin) adv
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piously
piēs (Latin) verb
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second-person singular present active subjunctive of piō
pinnāte (Latin) adj
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winged
piscēs (Latin) noun
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fish
plasmā (Latin) verb
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shape
platīnum (Latin) noun
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platinum
plēnum (Latin) adj
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full
plūtōnium (Latin) noun
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plutonium
pluvia (Latin) noun
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rain
pluviā (Latin) adj
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feminine ablative singular of pluvius
pollice versō (Latin) phrase
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with the thumb turned
pollūte (Latin) verb
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polluted (vocative)
polōnium (Latin) noun
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polonium
polygōnum (Latin) noun
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polygon
postulāte (Latin) verb
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demand!
pressūre (Latin) verb
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about to press
prīstine (Latin) adj
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former
promēthium (Latin) noun
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promethium
prōportiōnāte (Latin) adj
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proportionate
prōstitūte (Latin) verb
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vocative masculine singular of prōstitūtus
prōtactīnium (Latin) noun
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protactinium
prōtester (Latin) verb
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first-person singular present active subjunctive of prōtestor
prōton (Latin) noun
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proton
prūne (Latin) noun
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vocative singular of prūnus
PS (Latin) noun
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postscript
pseudo- (Latin) prefix
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false or fake
pūpa (Latin) noun
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girl
pȳramis (Latin) noun
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a pyramid
QED (Latin) phrase
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which was to be demonstrated
qua (Latin) pron
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nominative feminine singular of quis
quā (Latin) adv
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where
quadrant (Latin) verb
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third-person plural present active indicative of quadrō
quadruple (Latin) adjective
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O fourfold one
quadruplet (Latin) verb
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may he/she quadruple
quantitāte (Latin) noun
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by quantity
quattuor (Latin) num
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four
qui docet, discit (Latin) proverb
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who teaches, learns
quīne (Latin) num
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vocative masculine singular of quīnus
quīnque (Latin) num
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five
quit (Latin) verb
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is able
quote (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of quotus
rādar (Latin) verb
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I shall be scraped
radiō (Latin) verb
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to cause to radiate
rape (Latin) verb
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seize
raptor (Latin) noun
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A thief, robber, plunderer.
rata (Latin) adj
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fixed
rate (Latin) adj
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O calculated one!
ratō (Latin) adj
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fixed
rē (Latin) noun
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by/with/from the thing
recipe (Latin) verb
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take back
recuperāte (Latin) verb
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recover!
rēgīna (Latin) noun
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queen
relēgāte (Latin) verb
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banish (plural command)
reminīscent (Latin) verb
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they will remember
remōte (Latin) adj
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distant
replicā (Latin) verb
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reply
rēs ipsa loquitur (Latin) phrase
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the thing speaks for itself
rhēnium (Latin) noun
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rhenium
rhīnocerōs (Latin) noun
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A rhinoceros
rīdē (Latin) verb
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laugh
rīse (Latin) verb
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laughter
rīte (Latin) adverb
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duly
rīver (Latin) verb
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may I be irrigated
rōde (Latin) verb
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gnaw
rōdent (Latin) verb
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they will gnaw
Rōmānia (Latin) name
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Roman Empire
rōse (Latin) verb
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gnawed
RR (Latin) noun
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abbreviation of rerum
rūbidium (Latin) noun
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rubidium
rue (Latin) verb
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rush or fall
rūmor (Latin) noun
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rumor
sāl (Latin) noun
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salt
sale (Latin) noun
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ablative singular of sāl
salsa (Latin) adj
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salty
salsā (Latin) adj
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salty
Sāmoa (Latin) name
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Samoa
sāna (Latin) adj
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healthy
sānā (Latin) adj
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healthy
sapphīre (Latin) noun
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sapphire
sat (Latin) adv
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enough
satū (Latin) verb
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sowing
SC (Latin) noun
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decree of the senate
scalēne (Latin) adj
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scalene
Scandināvia (Latin) name
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Scandinavia
sē (Latin) pron
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himself/herself/itself/themselves
selēnium (Latin) noun
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selenium
semel prō semper (Latin) phrase
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once and for all
senātus (Latin) noun
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senate
sēnse (Latin) verb
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O sense
sēparāte (Latin) verb
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separate
sēpia (Latin) noun
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cuttlefish
septem (Latin) num
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seven
September (Latin) adj
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of September
servant (Latin) verb
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third-person plural present active indicative of servō
servus (Latin) noun
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a slave
set (Latin) conj
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but
sex (Latin) num
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six
sī (Latin) conj
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if
sīc (Latin) adv
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thus
simile (Latin) adj
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similar
simulāte (Latin) verb
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pretend!
sīn (Latin) conj
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but if
sit (Latin) verb
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may he/she/it be
Slovēnia (Latin) name
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Slovenia
sōl (Latin) noun
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the Sun
Sōmālia (Latin) name
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Somalia
sorbet (Latin) verb
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he/she/it sucks in
speciēs (Latin) noun
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appearance
spērāvī (Latin) verb
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I hoped
SPQR (Latin) name
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initialism of senātus populusque rōmānus
stāmina (Latin) noun
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nominative/accusative/vocative plural of stāmen
state (Latin) verb
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standing
stāte (Latin) verb
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stand
stem (Latin) verb
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first-person singular present active subjunctive of stō
stimulāte (Latin) verb
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spur on
strīde (Latin) verb
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creak
subjūnctīve (Latin) adj
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subjunctive
sublīmāte (Latin) verb
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lift up
substantīve (Latin) adj
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vocative masculine singular of substantīvus
substituent (Latin) verb
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they will substitute
sūgar (Latin) verb
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I shall be sucked
suit (Latin) verb
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he/she/it sews
superlātīve (Latin) adj
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superlative
supersedē (Latin) verb
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second-person singular present active imperative of supersedeō
tāgō (Latin) verb
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touch
tālō (Latin) noun
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heel
tantō (Latin) adv
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by so much
Tānzānia (Latin) name
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Tanzania
taurus (Latin) noun
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a bull
tax (Latin) intj
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whack
tē (Latin) pron
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you
technētium (Latin) noun
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technetium
tellūrium (Latin) noun
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tellurium
temperātūre (Latin) verb
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O one who will moderate
tempore (Latin) noun
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time
tennō (Latin) verb
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alternative form of tendō
tēnse (Latin) verb
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vocative masculine singular of tēnsus
thēsaurus (Latin) noun
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treasure
thōrium (Latin) noun
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thorium
throne (Latin) noun
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vocative singular of thronus
thūlium (Latin) noun
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thulium
timē (Latin) verb
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second-person singular present active imperative of timeō
tītānium (Latin) noun
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titanium
Togō (Latin) name
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to/for or by/with/from Togum
tore (Latin) noun
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vocative form of torus
torque (Latin) noun
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with a necklace
torquē (Latin) verb
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twist!
torta (Latin) noun
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roll of bread
tortā (Latin) verb
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ablative feminine singular of tortus
torte (Latin) verb
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vocative masculine singular of tortus
tractor (Latin) verb
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I am being handled
trāde (Latin) verb
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second-person singular present active imperative of trādō
trānsitīve (Latin) adj
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transitive
trānslāte (Latin) verb
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transferred
trēs (Latin) num
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three
trīte (Latin) verb
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rubbed
tuba (Latin) noun
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trumpet
undō (Latin) verb
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to rise in waves
ūnit (Latin) verb
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unites
ūniversē (Latin) adv
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generally
ūnō (Latin) adj
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dative/ablative masculine/neuter singular of ūnus
ūnūnhexium (Latin) noun
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ununhexium
ūnūnoctium (Latin) noun
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ununoctium
ūnūnpentium (Latin) noun
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ununpentium
ūnūnquadium (Latin) noun
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ununquadium
ūnūnseptium (Latin) noun
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ununseptium
ūnūntrium (Latin) noun
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ununtrium
ūnus (Latin) adj
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one
ūranium (Latin) noun
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uranium
Ursula (Latin) name
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a female given name
ūva (Latin) noun
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a grape
vacuum (Latin) adj
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empty
vapor (Latin) noun
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steam
vel (Latin) conj
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or
vēlat (Latin) verb
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veils
ventāna (Latin) noun
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window
ventūrī (Latin) verb
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coming
ventus (Latin) noun
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a wind
vēr (Latin) noun
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spring (season)
vērat (Latin) verb
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is truthful
vērō (Latin) adv
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truly
verre (Latin) noun
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ablative singular of verrēs
verrēs (Latin) noun
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boar
vertebra (Latin) noun
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joint
vertebrāte (Latin) adj
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having a spine
vī (Latin) noun
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by force
violet (Latin) verb
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third-person singular present active subjunctive of violō
vīsit (Latin) verb
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visits or visited
vocātīve (Latin) adj
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vocative
vōciferāte (Latin) verb
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vocative masculine singular of vōciferātus
volātile (Latin) adj
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flying
vomit (Latin) verb
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he/she/it vomits
vortō (Latin) verb
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to turn
vōte (Latin) verb
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vowed
vox audita perit, litera scripta manet (Latin) proverb
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A heard voice perishes, but the written letter remains.
vōx barbara (Latin) noun
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a barbarous word
vōx clāmantis in dēsertō (Latin) phrase
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voice in the wilderness
vōx clandēstīna (Latin) noun
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a whisper
vōx et praetereā nihil (Latin) phrase
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nonsense
vōx faucibus haesit (Latin) phrase
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speechless
vōx hūmāna (Latin) noun
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the human voice
vōx populī (Latin) noun
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vox populi
vulture (Latin) noun
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from a vulture
zērō (Latin) noun
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dative/ablative singular of zērum
zēta (Latin) noun
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zeta
zircōnium (Latin) noun
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zirconium
