179 words and 0 phrases — 179 entries in total.
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
