Latin 400 Vocabulary

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fnis, fnis, m.
that which divides, a

boundary, limit, border
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sin, sinere,
sv, situs
to let down, set, fix, allow

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dolor, dolris,
m.
pain, smart, ache,

suffering, anguish

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erg
in consequence of, on
account of, because of, for
the sake of (old)

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mlle (chart)
a thousand, ten hundred

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cnsul,
cnsulere,
cnsulu,
consultus
to meet and consider,

reflect, deliberate, take
counsel, consult, take care,
have regard, look out, be
mindful

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miser,
misera,
miserum
wretched, unfortunate,
miserable, pitiable,
lamentable, in distress

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metus, s,
m.
fear, dread, apprehension,

anxiety

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aliqu
by any way, in any

direction, any whither:

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responde,
respondre,
respond,
respnsus
to answer, reply, respond,

make answer

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amcus, a,
um
loving, friendly, kind,

favorable

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mult
by much, much, a great

deal, far, by far
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arm, -re,
-v, -tus
to furnish with weapons,

arm, equip

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sve
or if (sve..sve =
whether..or)

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labor, labris,
m.
labor, toil, exertion

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aude,
audre,
ausus sum
to venture, dare, be bold,

dare to do, risk

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dubit, -re,
-v, -tus
to waver in opinion, be
uncertain, be in doubt, be
perplexed, doubt, question

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coepi,
coepere,
coep,
coeptus
to begin, commence

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mles, mlitis,
m.
a soldier

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St, stre,
stet, status
to stand, stand still, remain

standing, be upright, be
erect

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maximus, a,
um
large, great, big, high, tall,

long, broad, extensive,
spacious

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vinc,
vincere, vc,
vctus
to conquer, overcome, get

the better of, defeat,
subdue, vanquish, be
victorious

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fugi, fugere,
fg,
fugitrus
to flee, fly, take flight, run

away, make off

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di
by day, all day, for a long

time

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amcus, , m.
Friend
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laus, laudis,
f.
praise, commendation,
glory, fame, renown,
esteem

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summus, a,
um
uppermost, highest,
topmost

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genus,
generis, n.
a race, stock, family, birth,

descent, origin

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prob re,
-v, -tus
to make good, esteem

good, approve, esteem,
commend

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Iuppiter,
Iovis (use
Iovis for
other cases)
Jupiter, Jove, son of Saturn,

brother and husband of
Juno, chief of the gods, god
of the sky
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a number

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clear, bright, shining,

brilliant

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To offer, bring forth
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the mind, disposition,

feeling, character, heart,
soul

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ripi,
ripere,
ripu,
reptus
to tear out, snatch away,

wrest, pluck, tear, take
away

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aets,
aettis, f.
the life of man, age,

lifetime, years

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to wish . . . not, will . . .

not, not to wish, to be
unwilling

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to guard, look at, gaze
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numerus, -,
m.
clrus, a, um
affer,
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afferre,
attul,
alltus
(derived
from adfer,
adferre,
etc.)
mns,
mentis, f.
nl, nlle,
nlu, ---
tueor, tur,
ttus sum
pare,
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parre,
paru, ---
me, mere,
upon, behold, watch, view,

regard, consider, examine
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To obey (+dat), become

evident, appear
to go, pass

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to be able, can

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a compact, agreement,
treaty, peace, treaty of
peace, reconciliation

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addere,
addid,
additus
to put to, place upon, lay

on, join, attach

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rog, -re,
-v, - tus
to ask, question,
interrogate

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to feed, nourish, support,

sustain, maintain

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to be away from, be
absent:

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mev, ---
que, qure,
quv, quitus
px, pcis, f.
add,
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al, alere,
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alu, alitus
(sometimes
altus)
absum,
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abesse,
fu,
futrus
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volunts,
volunttis, f.
will, free-will, wish, choice,

desire, inclination

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accs, -re,
-v, -tus
to call to account, make

complaint against,
reproach, blame, accuse

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Rma, ae, f.
Rome, the mother city

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caput,
capitis, n.
the head

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a wicked deed, heinous act,

crime, sin, enormity,
wickedness

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unfriendly, hostile, inimical

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scelus,
sceleris, n.
inimcus, -,
m.
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nisi
if not, unless

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prnceps,
prncipis
(adj)
first in order, foremost

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silva, ae, f.
a wood, forest, woodland

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quoniam
since now, since then,

since, seeing that, as,
because, whereas

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Alius, alia,
aliud
flmen,
flminis, n.
teg, tegere,
tx, tctus
serv, -re,
-v-, tus
another, other, different

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a flowing, flood, stream,

running water

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to cover, cover over

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to make safe, save, keep

unharmed, preserve, guard,
keep, protect, deliver,
rescue

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impertor,
impertris,
m.
a commander-in-chief,
general

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ntra, ae, f.
Nature, natural constitution,

property, quality

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ade
(adverb)
To that point, so far, so

long, to such an extent,
just / so much/ so / even /
whats more
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umbra, ae, f.
Shade, shadow
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unda, ae, f.
a wave, billow

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fma, ae, f.
a report, rumor, saying,

talk, tradition

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ade, adre,
to approach, draw near,

come close, submit a cause

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appell,
appellere,
appl,
appulsus
(from
ad+pell)
to drive to, move up, bring

along, force towards

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pari,
perere,
peper,
partus/parit
us
to give birth to, bear, lay

(eggs), flower
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corn, grain, harvested grain

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ability, power, capacity,

force

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not natural, immoderate,

vast, huge, prodigious,
enormous, great,
remarkable

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to fear, be afraid, be fearful,

be apprehensive, be afraid
of, dread, apprehend

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The seashore, beach
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to come together, meet,

assemble, gather, come in a
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adv/adi,
aditus
frmentum,
-, n.
potests,
potesttis, f.
ingns,
ingentis
time,
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timre,
timu, ---
ltus, ltoris,
n.
conveni,
convenre,
convn,
conventus
body
Total
word
count
Unique
word
count
Vocabulary
density
Words
occurring
only once
618,273
14,288
43.272
4,248
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that which divides, a

Lewis & Short, Elem.

to let down, set, fix, allow

Lewis & Short, Elem.

pain, smart, ache,

Lewis & Short, Elem.

Lewis & Short, Elem.

a thousand, ten hundred

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to meet and consider,

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Lewis & Short, Elem.

fear, dread, apprehension,

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by any way, in any

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to answer, reply, respond,

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loving, friendly, kind,

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by much, much, a great

to furnish with weapons,

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Lewis & Short, Elem.

labor, toil, exertion

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to venture, dare, be bold,

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Lewis & Short, Elem.

Lewis & Short, Elem.

Lewis & Short, Elem.

to stand, stand still, remain

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large, great, big, high, tall,

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to conquer, overcome, get

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to flee, fly, take flight, run

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by day, all day, for a long

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a race, stock, family, birth,

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to make good, esteem

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Jupiter, Jove, son of Saturn,

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clear, bright, shining,

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To offer, bring forth

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the mind, disposition,

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to tear out, snatch away,

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the life of man, age,

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to wish . . . not, will . . .

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to guard, look at, gaze

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