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aestus, aestus [m.] U Noun agitation, passion, seething, raging, boiling, he…
auxilium, auxilii [n.] O Noun help, aid
centum Other 100, hundred
copia, copiae [f.] A Noun supply, inventory, stock, troops (pl)
Decimus, Decimi [m.] O Noun Decimus (Roman praenomen), tenth
depono, deponis, deponere C, deponposui, deponpositum Verb still in translation
dexter/dextera/dexterum, AO Adjective right, on/to the right hand/side, skillful/dexter…
dies, diei [m.] E Noun day, Day, Diary
difficilis/difficile, difficilis M Adjective hard, difficult, troublesome
ferus/fera/ferum, AO Adjective wild, savage, uncivilized, untamed, fierce
fides, fidei [f.] E Noun faith, trust, confidence, Faith, Confidence
flumen, fluminis [n.] C Noun river
gero, geris, gerere C, gessi, gestum Verb carry, carry on, manage, conduct, accomplish, per…
idem, eadem, idem Demonstrative Pronoun the same
ignis, ignis [m.] C Noun fire
indignus/indigna/indignum, AO Adjective unworthy, undeserving, undeserved, unbecoming, sh…
interficio, interficis, interficere M, interfeci, interfectum Verb (1.) kill, murder, destroy, put and end to (2.) o…
laboro, laboras, laborare A, laboravi, laboratum Verb work
mando, mandas, mandare A, mandavi, mandatum Verb order, command
merx, mercis [f.] M Noun commodity, merchandise (pl.), goods
pars, partis [f.] M Noun part
primus/prima/primum, AO Adjective first, foremost, chief, principal
Quintus, Quinti [m.] O Noun Quintus (Roman praenomen), God, Diety, Daddy
relinquo, relinquis, relinquere C, reliqui, relictum Verb leave behind, leave, abandon, desert
res, rei [f.] E Noun thing, matter, business, affair
secundus/secunda/secundum, AO Adjective second, favorable
spes, spei [f.] E Noun hope, expectation, ||Spes, goddess of hope, hope …
telum, teli [n.] O Noun dart, spear, weapon, javelin, bullet (gun)
volvo, volvis, volvere C, volvi, volutum Verb roll, cause to roll, travel in circle/circuit, br…
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