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a, ab
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by, from
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absolútio
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absolution
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ábstulit
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(he) has taken away (irregular perfect tense of áfferre)
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ac
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and
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accéndat
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may he light (subj. of accéndere)
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accéndere
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to light
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accépit
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he took (perfect tense of accípere)
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acceptábilis
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acceptable
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accéptus
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(having been) accepted (past part. of accípere)
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accípere
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to receive, take
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accípiam
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I will take (future tense of accípere)
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accípias
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may you receive (subj of accípere)
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ad
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to, towards
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addúcere
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to lead to
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adduxérunt
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(they) have led (perfect tense of addúcere)
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adhaeréat
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may (it) adhere to (subj. of adhaerére)
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adhaerére
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to adhere to
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adhuc
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up to now
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adiutórium
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help
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adiútus
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assisted (past part. of adiuváre)
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adiuváre
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to assist
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admíttere
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to admit
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adóptio
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adoption
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adoráre
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to adore
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adorétur
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(it) may be adored (subj passive of adoráre)
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adscríbere
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to include, approve
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adscríptus
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approved (past part. of adscríbere)
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adunáre
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to unite
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advéniat
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may (it) arrive (subj of adveníre)
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adveníre
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arrive
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aequálitas
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equality
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aequus
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equal, right
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aestimátor
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judge, arbitrator
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aetérnus
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eternal
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afflígere
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to afflict
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agámus
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let us make, let us give (subj. of ágere)
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ágere
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to act, to do, to make, to give
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agnus
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lamb
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áliquis
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some
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altáre
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altar
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altíssimus
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most high, extremely high
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altus
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high
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amor
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love
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angélicus
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angelic
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ángelus
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angel
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ánima
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soul
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ánimus
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mind, disposition
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annuntiáre
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to announce
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annúntiem
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may I announce (subj. of annuntiáre)
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ante
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before
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antístes
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bishop
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apostólicus
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apostolic
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apóstolus
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apostle
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apparére
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to appear
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appáruit
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(he) appeared (perfect tense of apparére)
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apud
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with, among
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aqua
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water
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archángelus
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archangel
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ascéndat
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may it ascend (subj. of ascéndere)
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ascéndere
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to ascend
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ascéndit
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he ascended (perfect tense of ascéndere)
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ascénsio
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ascension
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atque
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and
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audére
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to dare
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aúdiam
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that I may hear (subj. of audíre)
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audíre
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to hear
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aufer
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take away (irregular imperative of aúferre)
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aúferre
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to take away
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autem
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however, but
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auxílium
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help
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baptísma
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baptism
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beátus
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blessed
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benedícam
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I will bless (future tense of benedícere)
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benedicámus
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let us bless (subj. of benedícere)
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benedicáris
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may you be blessed (subj. passive of benedícere)
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benedícas
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may (you) bless (subj. of benedícere)
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benedícat
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may (he) bless (subj. of benedícere)
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benedícere
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to bless
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benedíctio
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blessing
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benedíctus
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(having been) blessed (past part. of benedícere)
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benedíxit
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he blessed (perfect tense of benedícere)
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bíbere
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to drink
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bonus
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good
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caeléstis
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heavenly
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caelum
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heaven
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cálculus
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coal
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cálicem
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(acc of calix)
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calix
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cup, chalice
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cánere
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to sing
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cápere
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to take possession of
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capiámus
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may we take possession of (subj. of cápere)
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cáritas
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love, charity
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carnem
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(acc of caro)
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carnis
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(gen of caro)
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caro
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flesh
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cathólicus
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catholic
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causa
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cause
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celebráre
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to celebrate
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cenáre
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to dine, sup
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certus
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certain
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cessáre
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to cease
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christiánus
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Christian
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circúmdabo
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I will encompass (future tense of circumdáre)
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circumdáre
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to encompass, surround
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circumstántia
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circle
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circumstáre
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to surround
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cíthara
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harp
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clamáre
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to shout, cry
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clamor
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shout, cry
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cláritas
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brightness, radiance
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clemens
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merciful
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cleméntia
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mercy
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clementíssimus
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most merciful
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coadunáre
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to unite into one
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cogitátio
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thought
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cógnita est
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has been recognised (perfect passive of cognóscere)
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cognóscere
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to recognise
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cognóvit
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(it) recognised (perfect tense of cognóscere)
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collaudáre
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to praise together
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commíxtio
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mixing
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communicáre
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to communicate
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comparáre
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to prepare
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comparátur
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(it) is prepared (present passive of comparáre)
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competénter
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competently
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comprehéndere
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to take possession of
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comprehendérunt
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took possession of (perfect tense of comprehéndere)
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comprímere
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suppress
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concédas
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may you grant (subj of concédere)
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concédere
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to grant, allow
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concelebráre
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to celebrate together
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concépit
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(she) conceived (perfect tense of concípere)
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concináre
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to join together in singing
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concípere
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to conceive
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condemnátio
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condemnation
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cóndere
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to establish, found
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condidísti
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(thou) didst establish (perfect tense of cóndere)
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condítio
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condition
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conféssio
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confession
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confitébor
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I will acknowledge (future tense of confitéri)
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confitéri
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to confess, acknowledge
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conglorificáre
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to glorify together
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consecrátio
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consecration
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consolári
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to console
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consolétur
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(it) may console (subj of consolári)
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consors
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sharer, partner
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consórtium
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community
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conspéctus
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sight
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constitúere
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to set up, establish
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constituísti
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(thou) hast established (perfect tense of constitúere)
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consubstantiális
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of one substance
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contristáre
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to sadden
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conturbáre
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to disturb
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convérsus
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having relented (past part. of convértere)
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convértere
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to turn around, turn about
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cooperári
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co-operate
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cor
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heart
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corporális
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bodily
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corpus
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body
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creáre
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create
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crédere
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to believe
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créderent
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that they might believe (subj. of crédere)
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cremáberis
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you will be burnt (future passive tense of cremáre)
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cremáre
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to burn
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crucifígere
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to crucify
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crucifíxus est
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he was crucified (perfect passive tense of crucifígere)
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crucis
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(gen of crux)
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crux
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cross
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cui
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to whom (dative of qui, quae, quod)
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cuius
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whose (gen of qui, quae, quod)
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culpa
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fault
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cultor
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fosterer
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cum
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with
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cunctus
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all
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custódia
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guard
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custódiat
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may it guard (subj. of custodíre)
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custodíre
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to guard
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damnátio
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damnation
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dare
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to give
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datum
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gift
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de
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about, from
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débitor
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debtor
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débitum
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debt
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declináre
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to decline, stoop
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declínet
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may it stoop (subj.of declináre)
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decor
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beauty
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dedit
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he gave (perfect tense of dare)
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dedúcere
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to lead away
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deduxérunt
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(they) have led (perfect tense of dedúcere)
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defúnctus
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dead
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Déitas
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Deity
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deleántur
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may (they) be wiped out (subj. passive of delére)
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delére
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to destroy, wipe out
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delíctum
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crime
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deprecári
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pray earnestly
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deprecátio
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plea, entreaty
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descéndat
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may it descend (subj. of descéndere)
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descéndere
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to descend
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descéndit
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(he) descended (perfect tense of descéndere)
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destrúere
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to destroy
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destrúxit
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(he) has destroyed (perfect tense of destrúere)
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Deus
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God
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devótio
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devotion
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dexter, dextra, dextrum
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right (hand)
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dic
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speak (irregular imperative of dícere)
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dícere
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to say
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dictum
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word, saying
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dies
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day
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differéntia
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difference
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dignári
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to condescend, deign
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dignátus es
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thou didst condescend (perfect tense of dignári)
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dignátus est
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(he) did condescend (perfect tense of dignári)
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digne
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worthily
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dignéntur
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may they deign (subj. of dignári)
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dignéris
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may you deign (subj. of dignári)
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dignétur
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may he deign (subj. of dignári)
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dígnitas
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worth, dignity
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dilectíssimus
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most beloved
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diléctus
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beloved (past part. of dilígere)
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diléxi
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I have loved (perfect tense of dilígere)
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dilígere
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to love
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dimíssus
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having been pardoned (past part. of dimíttere)
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dimíttere
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to pardon, dismiss
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diréctus
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straight, right
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dirigátur
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may (it) be directed (subj. passive of dirígere)
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dirígere
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to direct
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discérnere
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to distinguish
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discípulus
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disciple
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discrétio
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discernment
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dispónas
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may you dispose (subj of dispónere)
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dispónere
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to dispose, order
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dissolútus
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having been dissolved (past part. of dissólvere)
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dissólvere
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to dissolve
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divínitas
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divinity
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divínus
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divine
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dixísti
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(thou) didst say (perfect tense of dícere)
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dolósus
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crafty
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dominatio
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domination
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Dóminus
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Lord
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domus
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house
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donáre
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to give
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donum
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gift
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dormíre
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to sleep
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dum
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while
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eam
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(see under eum)
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ecce
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behold
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ecclésia
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assembly, church
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édere
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to bring forth
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édidit
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(she) brought forth (perfect tense of édere)
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éffudit
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(he) poured out, (she) produced (perfect tense of effúndere)
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effulgére
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to shine out
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effúlsit
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(it) has shone out (perfect tense of effulgére)
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effúndere
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pour out, produce
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effundétur
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(it) will be poured out (future passive of effúndere)
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ego
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I
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eis
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them (dative or ablative plural of is, ea, id)
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eius
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his, her, its (gen of is, ea, id)
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eiúsdem
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of the same (gen of idem, éadem, idem)
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eléctus
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(having been) chosen (past part. of elígere)
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eleváre
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to raise
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elevátio
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raising up
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elevátus
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(having been) raised up (past part. of eleváre)
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elígere
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to choose
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emíttere
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to send out
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enarráre
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to tell
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enárrem
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that I may tell (subj. of enarráre)
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enim
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for
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eo, ea, eo
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him, her, it (ablative of is, ea, id)
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eódem
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the same (ablative of idem, éadem, idem)
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eórum
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of them (gen pl of is, ea, id)
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eósdem
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the same (acc pl of idem, éadem, idem)
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erat
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(he, she, it) was (imperfect tense of esse)
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erípere
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to snatch
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erit
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(he, she, it) will be (future tense of esse)
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ero
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I shall be (future tense of esse)
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erúere
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to save
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es
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(thou) art (present tense of esse)
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esse
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to be
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esséntia
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essence, being
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est
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(he, she, it) is (present tense of esse)
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et
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and, also
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étiam
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even, also
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eum, eam, id
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him, her, it (acc of is, ea, id)
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eúmdem
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(alternative form of eúndem)
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eúndem, eandem, idem
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the same (acc of idem, éadem, idem)
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evangélicus
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of the gospel
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evangélium
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gospel
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ex
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from, out of
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exaltátio
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exaltation
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exaudíre
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to hear completely
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excélsus
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high
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excusáre
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to make excuses
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excusátio
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excuse
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exércitus
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army, host
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exspectáre
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to await, to expect
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exsultáre
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to exult
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exsultátio
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exultation
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fac
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make (irregular imperative of fácere)
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fácere
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to make, to do
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faciétis
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you will do (future tense of fácere)
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facta sunt
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(they) were made (perfect passive tense of fácere)
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factor
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maker
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factus
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(having been) made (past part. of fácere)
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factus (factum) est
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he (it) was made (perfect passive tense of fácere)
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família
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family
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fámula
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female servant
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fámulus
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male servant
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fecéritis
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you shall have done (future perfect tense of fácere)
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fecit
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(he, she, it) made (perfect tense of fácere)
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fiat
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may it become, may it be done (subj. of fíeri)
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fidélis
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faithful
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fides
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faith
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fíeri
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to become, to be made, to be done
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fílius
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son
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finis
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end
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flamma
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flame
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formáre
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to form, direct
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formátus
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(having been) directed (past part. of formáre)
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fortitúdo
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courage, strength
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frángere
|
to break
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|
frater
|
brother
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fregit
|
he broke (perfect tense of frángere)
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fuit
|
(he) was (perfect tense of esse)
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futúrus
|
future (future part. of esse)
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gaúdium
|
joy
|
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|
géneris
|
(gen of genus)
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genetríce
|
(ablative of génetrix)
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|
genetrícis
|
(gen of génetrix)
|
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génetrix
|
mother
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|
génitus
|
(having been) begotten (past part. of gígnere)
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gens
|
race, tribe
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|
genus
|
kind, race
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gígnere
|
to beget
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|
|
glória
|
glory
|
|
|
glorificáre
|
to glorify
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|
|
gloriósius
|
more gloriously
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|
gloriósus
|
glorious
|
|
|
grátia
|
grace
|
|
|
grátiae
|
thanks
|
|
|
gratus
|
gracious
|
|
|
grege
|
(ablative of grex)
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grex
|
flock
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|
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hábeas
|
that you may keep (subj of habére)
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|
|
habére
|
to have, to keep
|
|
|
habitáre
|
to inhabit, dwell
|
|
|
habitátio
|
dwelling
|
|
|
habitávit
|
(it) dwelt (perfect tense of habitáre)
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hanc
|
(see under hunc)
|
|
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hi, hae, haec
|
these (nominative pl of hic, haec, hoc)
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|
|
hic
|
here
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|
hic, haec, hoc
|
this (masculine, feminine, neuter)
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|
his
|
these (dative or ablative pl of hic, haec, hoc)
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|
hoc, hac, hoc
|
this (ablative of hic, haec, hoc)
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|
|
hódie
|
today
|
|
|
hodiérna die
|
today
|
|
|
hóminem
|
(acc of homo)
|
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|
homínibus
|
(dative or ablative pl of homo)
|
|
|
homo
|
man (in sense of human being)
|
|
|
honor
|
honour
|
|
|
hos, has, haec
|
these (acc plural of hic, haec, hoc)
|
|
|
hóstia
|
victim
|
|
|
huic
|
to this (dative of hic, haec, hoc)
|
|
|
huius
|
of this (gen of hic, haec, hoc)
|
|
|
humánitas
|
humanity
|
|
|
humánus
|
human
|
|
|
humílitas
|
humility
|
|
|
hunc, hanc, hoc
|
this (acc of hic, haec, hoc)
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|
|
hymnus
|
hymn
|
|
|
idem, eadem, idem
|
the same (masculine, feminine, neuter)
|
|
|
ídeo
|
therefore
|
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|
ieiúnium
|
fasting
|
|
|
ígitur
|
therefore
|
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ignis
|
fire
|
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|
ignítus
|
lighted
|
|
|
ille, illa, illud
|
he, she, it
|
|
|
illi
|
to him (dative of ille)
|
|
|
illibátus
|
pure
|
|
|
illis
|
for them (dative pl of ille)
|
|
|
illo
|
(by) him (ablative of ille)
|
|
|
illum
|
him (acc of ille)
|
|
|
illumináre
|
light up
|
|
|
immaculátus
|
unstained
|
|
|
immoláre
|
to sacrifice
|
|
|
immolátus est
|
(he) was sacrificed (perfect passive tense of immoláre)
|
|
|
immortálitas
|
immortality
|
|
|
ímpius
|
impious
|
|
|
in
|
in, into
|
|
|
incarnári
|
to be made flesh
|
|
|
incarnátus
|
incarnate, made flesh (past part. of incarnári)
|
|
|
incédere
|
to go about
|
|
|
incénsum
|
incense
|
|
|
incolátus
|
residence
|
|
|
incolúmitas
|
safety
|
|
|
inde
|
thence, from there
|
|
|
indígnus
|
unworthy
|
|
|
indúcas
|
mayst thou lead (subj. of indúcere)
|
|
|
indúcere
|
to lead
|
|
|
indúlgeas
|
may you grant (subj. of indulgére)
|
|
|
indulgéntia
|
forgiveness
|
|
|
indulgére
|
to pardon, grant
|
|
|
ínferi
|
lower regions, hell
|
|
|
ínferus
|
lower
|
|
|
infúlgere
|
shine upon
|
|
|
infúlsit
|
(it) has shone upon (perfect tense of infúlgere)
|
|
|
ingredíri
|
to enter
|
|
|
ingréssus sum
|
I have entered (perfect tense of ingredíri)
|
|
|
inhaerére
|
to adhere to
|
|
|
inimícus
|
enemy
|
|
|
iníquitas
|
iniquity, evil
|
|
|
iníquus
|
evil
|
|
|
inítium
|
beginning
|
|
|
ínnocens
|
innocent, pure
|
|
|
innocéntia
|
purity, innocence
|
|
|
innumerábilis
|
innumerable
|
|
|
innúmerus
|
innumerable
|
|
|
institútio
|
institution, beginning
|
|
|
intemerátus
|
pure, undefiled
|
|
|
inter
|
between
|
|
|
intercédere
|
to intercede, come between
|
|
|
intercéssio
|
intercession
|
|
|
intra
|
within
|
|
|
intráre
|
to enter
|
|
|
intres
|
thou mayst enter (subj. of intráre)
|
|
|
introíbo
|
I will go into (future tense of introíre)
|
|
|
introíre
|
to enter, to go into
|
|
|
invisíbilis
|
invisible
|
|
|
invocábo
|
I shall invoke (future tense of invocáre)
|
|
|
invocáre
|
to invoke
|
|
|
ipsa
|
they (nominative pl of ipsum))
|
|
|
ipse, ipsa, ipsum
|
he, she, it
|
|
|
ipsis
|
them (dative or ablative pl of ipse, ipsa, ipsum)
|
|
|
ipso, ipsa, ipso
|
him, her, it (ablative of ipse, ipsa, ipsum)
|
|
|
ipsum, ipsam, ipsum
|
him, her, it (acc of ipse, ipsa, ipsum)
|
|
|
íre
|
to go
|
|
|
is, ea, id
|
he, she, it
|
|
|
isdem
|
(alternative form of idem)
|
|
|
iste, ista, istud
|
that, this (masculine, feminine and neuter)
|
|
|
istorum
|
of these (gen pl of iste)
|
|
|
ita
|
thus
|
|
|
item
|
again
|
|
|
íterum
|
again
|
|
|
iúbeas
|
may you order (subj. of iubére)
|
|
|
iubére
|
to order
|
|
|
iudicáre
|
to judge
|
|
|
iudícium
|
judgement
|
|
|
iustus
|
just
|
|
|
iuvéntus
|
youth
|
|
|
lábium
|
lip
|
|
|
laetábitur
|
(he, she, it) will rejoice (future tense of laetári)
|
|
|
laetári
|
to rejoice
|
|
|
laetificáre
|
to make glad
|
|
|
largíri
|
to grant, bestow
|
|
|
largítor
|
giver, benefactor
|
|
|
laudáre
|
to praise
|
|
|
laudem
|
(acc of laus)
|
|
|
laudis
|
(gen of laus)
|
|
|
laus
|
praise
|
|
|
lavábo
|
I will wash (future tense of laváre)
|
|
|
laváre
|
to wash
|
|
|
líber
|
free
|
|
|
liberáre
|
to free
|
|
|
lignum
|
wood
|
|
|
lingua
|
tongue
|
|
|
locus
|
place
|
|
|
locútus est
|
he spoke (perfect tense of loqui)
|
|
|
loqui
|
to speak
|
|
|
lucem
|
(acc of lux)
|
|
|
lucére
|
to shine
|
|
|
lucis
|
(gen of lux)
|
|
|
lumen
|
light
|
|
|
lux
|
light
|
|
|
mácula
|
stain
|
|
|
magnus
|
great
|
|
|
maiéstas
|
majesty
|
|
|
malítia
|
wickedness
|
|
|
malum
|
evil
|
|
|
mandátum
|
command
|
|
|
manducáre
|
to eat
|
|
|
manus
|
hand
|
|
|
martyr
|
martyr
|
|
|
máximus
|
greatest
|
|
|
me
|
me (acc or ablative of ego)
|
|
|
medéla
|
cure
|
|
|
mei
|
of me (gen of ego)
|
|
|
meménto
|
remember (imperative of meminísse)
|
|
|
meminísse
|
to remember
|
|
|
memor
|
mindful
|
|
|
memória
|
memory
|
|
|
mens
|
mind
|
|
|
mente
|
(ablative of mens)
|
|
|
méntibus
|
(dative or ablative pl of mens)
|
|
|
mentis
|
(gen of mens)
|
|
|
mereámur
|
may we deserve (subj. of mereári)
|
|
|
mereári
|
to merit, to deserve
|
|
|
méritum
|
merit
|
|
|
meus, mea, meum
|
my (masculine, feminine, neuter)
|
|
|
mihi
|
to me, for me (dative of ego)
|
|
|
milítia
|
company, body
|
|
|
mirábilis
|
wonderful
|
|
|
mirabíliter
|
wonderfully
|
|
|
mirabílius
|
more wonderfully
|
|
|
miserátio
|
act of mercy, compassion
|
|
|
misereátur
|
may he have mercy (subj. of miseréri)
|
|
|
miseréri
|
to have mercy on
|
|
|
misericórdia
|
mercy
|
|
|
miséricors
|
merciful
|
|
|
missus
|
(having been) sent, dismissed (past part. of míttere)
|
|
|
míttere
|
to send, to dismiss
|
|
|
modus
|
way, method
|
|
|
monére
|
to advise, guide
|
|
|
mónitus
|
(having been) guided (past part. of monére)
|
|
|
mons
|
mountain
|
|
|
moriéndum
|
dying (gerund of moríri)
|
|
|
moríri
|
to die
|
|
|
mors
|
death
|
|
|
mórtuus
|
dead (past part.of moríri)
|
|
|
multitúdo
|
crowd
|
|
|
multus
|
many
|
|
|
mundáre
|
to clean
|
|
|
mundásti
|
(thou) didst clean (perfect tense of mundáre)
|
|
|
mundus
|
world
|
|
|
múnera
|
(nominative or acc pl of munus)
|
|
|
múnere
|
(ablative of munus)
|
|
|
munéribus
|
(dative or ablative pl of munus)
|
|
|
muniámur
|
may we be defended (subj. passive of muníre)
|
|
|
muníre
|
to defend
|
|
|
munus
|
gift, bribe
|
|
|
mutáre
|
to change
|
|
|
mutátur
|
(it) is changed (present passive of mutáre)
|
|
|
mystérium
|
mystery
|
|
|
nasci
|
to be born
|
|
|
nati sunt
|
(they) were born (perfect tense of nasci)
|
|
|
natus
|
(having been) born (past part. of nasci)
|
|
|
ne
|
do not
|
|
|
necnon
|
in addition
|
|
|
negligéntia
|
negligence
|
|
|
neque
|
nor, and not
|
|
|
nihil
|
nothing
|
|
|
nimis
|
greatly
|
|
|
nobis
|
to us, for us (dative of nos)
|
|
|
nomen
|
name
|
|
|
non
|
not
|
|
|
nos
|
we, us
|
|
|
nóscere
|
to know
|
|
|
noster, nostra, nostrum
|
our (masculine, feminine and neuter)
|
|
|
notus
|
known (past part. of nóscere)
|
|
|
novus
|
new
|
|
|
numeráre
|
enumerate, count
|
|
|
nunc
|
now
|
|
|
nunquam
|
never
|
|
|
nuntiáre
|
announce
|
|
|
ob
|
on account of
|
|
|
oblátio
|
offering, sacrifice
|
|
|
obséquium
|
tribute
|
|
|
óbtuli
|
I have offered (irregular perfect tense of offérre)
|
|
|
óbtulit
|
(he) offered (irregular perfect tense of offérre)
|
|
|
obumbrátio
|
overshadowing
|
|
|
óculus
|
eye
|
|
|
odor
|
smell
|
|
|
offénsio
|
offence
|
|
|
offérre
|
offer
|
|
|
omnípotens
|
omnipotent
|
|
|
omnis
|
all
|
|
|
opus
|
work, help
|
|
|
oráre
|
to pray
|
|
|
orátio
|
prayer
|
|
|
orbis terrárum
|
world
|
|
|
orémus
|
let us pray (subj. of oráre)
|
|
|
oriebátur
|
(it) began (imperfect tense of oriri)
|
|
|
oríri
|
to begin, originate
|
|
|
orthodóxus
|
orthodox
|
|
|
os
|
mouth
|
|
|
osténdere
|
to show
|
|
|
óstium
|
gate
|
|
|
pacem
|
(acc of pax)
|
|
|
pacificáre
|
to make peaceful
|
|
|
pacis
|
(gen of pax)
|
|
|
panis
|
bread
|
|
|
Papa
|
Pope
|
|
|
pars
|
part, share
|
|
|
partem
|
(acc of pars)
|
|
|
párticeps
|
sharer
|
|
|
participátio
|
participation
|
|
|
pássio
|
passion, suffering
|
|
|
passus
|
having suffered (past part. of pati)
|
|
|
pater
|
father
|
|
|
paterétur
|
he was to suffer (imperfect subj. of pati)
|
|
|
pati
|
to suffer
|
|
|
patriárcha
|
patriarch
|
|
|
pax
|
peace
|
|
|
peccáre
|
to sin
|
|
|
peccátor
|
sinner
|
|
|
peccátum
|
sin
|
|
|
peccávi
|
I have sinned (perfect tense of peccáre)
|
|
|
per
|
through
|
|
|
percéptio
|
partaking
|
|
|
percípere
|
to perceive, attain
|
|
|
perdas
|
may you lose (subj of pérdere)
|
|
|
pérdere
|
to lose
|
|
|
perdúcat
|
may he lead (subj. of perdúcere)
|
|
|
perdúcere
|
to lead
|
|
|
perférre
|
to carry
|
|
|
perhibére
|
to present
|
|
|
perhibéret
|
he might present (subj. of perhibére)
|
|
|
permanéns
|
continuing (present part. of permanére)
|
|
|
permanére
|
to continue
|
|
|
permíttas
|
mayst thou allow (subj. of permíttere)
|
|
|
permíttere
|
to allow
|
|
|
perpétuus
|
everlasting
|
|
|
persóna
|
person
|
|
|
perturbátio
|
trouble, disturbance
|
|
|
pes
|
foot
|
|
|
pétere
|
to seek
|
|
|
piétas
|
loving kindness
|
|
|
placátus
|
having been pleased (past part. of placére)
|
|
|
pláceat
|
may it please (subj. of placére)
|
|
|
placére
|
to please
|
|
|
plebs
|
people
|
|
|
plenus
|
full
|
|
|
pónere
|
to place
|
|
|
postquam
|
after
|
|
|
potáre
|
to drink
|
|
|
potávi
|
I have drunk (perfect tense of potáre)
|
|
|
potéstas
|
power
|
|
|
potíssimum
|
especially
|
|
|
praecédere
|
to go before
|
|
|
praecéptum
|
precept, command
|
|
|
praecessérunt
|
(they) have gone before (perfect tense of praecédere)
|
|
|
praeclárus
|
outstanding, sublime
|
|
|
praedicáre
|
to praise
|
|
|
praeésse
|
to be present
|
|
|
praémium
|
reward
|
|
|
praeparáre
|
to prepare
|
|
|
praeparátus
|
having been prepared (past part. of praeparáre)
|
|
|
praesens
|
present (present part. of praeésse)
|
|
|
praestáre
|
to bestow, grant
|
|
|
praesúmere
|
to presume
|
|
|
praeteríre
|
to go past
|
|
|
praetéritus
|
over, past (past part. of praeteríre)
|
|
|
precári
|
to pray
|
|
|
précibus
|
(dative or ablative pl of prex)
|
|
|
prex
|
prayer
|
|
|
prídie quam
|
on the day before
|
|
|
primus
|
first
|
|
|
princípium
|
beginning
|
|
|
pro
|
for, on behalf of
|
|
|
procédere
|
to proceed
|
|
|
proésse
|
to be beneficial
|
|
|
profícere
|
to be of benefit
|
|
|
profíciat
|
may it benefit (subj. of profícere)
|
|
|
profúndere
|
to pour out, lavish
|
|
|
profúsus
|
(having been) lavished (past part. of profúndere)
|
|
|
promíssio
|
promise
|
|
|
promíssus
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(having been) promised (past part. of promíttere)
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promíttere
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to promise
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prophéta
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prophet
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propitiábilis
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propitiatory
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propítius
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favourable
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propríetas
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separateness
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próprius
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one's own
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propter
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for, on behalf of
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prosit
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may it be beneficial (subj. of proésse)
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protéctio
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protection
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provéniat
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may (it) result (subj. of proveníre)
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proveníre
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to result
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puer
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boy, servant
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purus
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pure
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quaérere
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to ask
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quam
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(see under quem)
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quaprópter
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therefore
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quare
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why, wherefore?
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quasi
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such as
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quem, quam, quod
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whom (acc of qui, quae, quod)
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qui, quae, quod
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who, which (masculine, feminine and neuter)
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quia
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because
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quibus
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whom (dative or ablative plural of qui, quae, quod)
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quid
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what?
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quidem
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indeed
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quiéscere
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to rest
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quo,qua
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whom (dative or ablative singular of qui, quae, quod)
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quóniam
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since
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quoque
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also
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quorum, quarum,
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whose (gen pl of qui, quae, quod)
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quos, quas, quae
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whom (acc pl of qui, quae, quod)
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quotidiánus
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daily
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quotídie
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every day
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quotiescúmque
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as often as
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quotquot
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as many as
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rápere
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to take away, carry away
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rationábilis
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worthy
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ratus
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ratified
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recepérunt
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(they) received (perfect tense of recípere)
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recípere
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to receive
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réddere
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to render
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redémptio
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redemption
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redímere
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to redeem
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refecérunt
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(they) have revived (perfect tense of refícere)
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refícere
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to revive, renew
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reformáre
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to reform
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reformásti
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(thou) didst reform (perfect tense of reformáre)
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refrigérium
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coolness
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regeneráre
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to regenerate
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régere
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to rule
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regnáre
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to reign
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regnum
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kingdom
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relínquere
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to leave
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relíquia
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relic
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remáneat
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may (it) remain (subj. of remanére)
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remanére
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to remain
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remédium
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remedy, cure
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remíssio
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remission, forgiveness
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reparáre
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to restore
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reparávit
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(he) has restored (perfect tense of reparáre)
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repéllere
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to reject
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repleámur
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may we be filled (subj. passive of replére)
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replére
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to fill
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repléta est
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has been filled ( perfect passive tense of replére)
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repulísti
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you have rejected (perfect tense of repéllere)
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réquies
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rest
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requiéscant
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may they rest (subj. of requiéscere)
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requiéscere
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to rest
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respícere
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to look upon
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respícias
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mayst thou look upon (subj. of respícere)
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resurgéndum
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rising again (gerund of resúrgere)
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resúrgere
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to rise again
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resúrgeret
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(it) might rise again (imperfect subj. of resúrgere)
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resurréctio
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resurrection, rising again
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resurréxit
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he arose (perfect tense of resúrgere)
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retríbuam
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I shall give back (future tense of retribúere)
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retribúere
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to return, give back
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retríbuit
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he has given back (perfect tense of retribúere)
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reveláre
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to reveal, disclose
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reverendus
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reverend
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rex
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king
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rogáre
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to ask
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sacérdos
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priest
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sacraméntum
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sacrament
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sacrifícium
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sacrifice
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sacrosánctus
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most sacred
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saéculum
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century, age
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salus
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welfare, safety, salvation
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salutáre
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salvation
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salutáris
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saving
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salúte
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(ablative of salus)
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salútem
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(acc of salus)
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salútis
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(gen of salus)
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salvátor
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saviour
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salvus
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safe
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sanábitur
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(it) will be healed (future passive of sanáre)
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sanáre
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to heal
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sanctificáre
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to sanctify
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sanctificátor
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sanctifier
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sanctificétur
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may (it) be sanctified (subj. passive of sanctificáre)
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sanctus
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holy
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sánguinem
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(acc of sanguis)
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sánguinis
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(gen of sanguis)
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sanguis
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blood
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scelus
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crime, sin
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scriptúra
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writing, scripture
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se
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himself, herself, itself, themselves
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secúndum
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according to
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secúrus
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safe, secure
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sed
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but
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sedére
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to sit
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semper
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always
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sempitérnus
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eternal
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sentíre
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to hear, feel
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separáre
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to separate
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sepelíre
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to bury
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sepúltus est
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he was buried (perfect passive of sepelíre)
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sequi
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to follow
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serénus
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gracious
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sérvitus
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service
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servus
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servant
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sic
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thus
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sicut, sicuti
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like, just as
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signum
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sign
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símilis
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alike, similar
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simul
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at the same time
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simul ac
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at the same time as
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simus
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may we be (subj. of esse)
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sine
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without
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singuláritas
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singularity
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sit
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may (he, she, it) be (subj. of esse)
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sócietas
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company, friendship
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sócius
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communal
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solus
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alone
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somnum
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sleep
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speráre
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to hope
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spes
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hope
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spíritus
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spirit
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stare
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to stand
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stetit
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has stood (irregular perfect tense of stare)
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suávitas
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sweetness
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sub
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under
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sublímis
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high, sublime
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substántia
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substance
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sui
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his own (nominative pl of suus)
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sum
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I am (present tense of esse)
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súmere
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to take up, receive
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summus
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highest
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sumpsérimus
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(we) shall have received (future perfect tense of súmere)
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sumpsi
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I have received (perfect tense of súmere)
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súmpsimus
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we have received (perfect tense of súmere)
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sunt
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(they) are (present tense of esse)
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super
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upon
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supérnus
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supernal, celestial
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supplex
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suppliant
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súpplices
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(nominative pl of supplex)
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súpplicis
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(gen of supplex)
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supra
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above, upon
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sursum
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upwards
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suscípere
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to receive, accept
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suscipiámur
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may we be received (subj. passive of suscípere)
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suscípiat
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may he receive (subj. of suscípere)
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suus, sua, suum
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his, her, its own
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tabernáculum
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tent, tabernacle
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tam
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so, such
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tantum
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only
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te
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thee (acc and ablative of tu)
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tectum
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roof
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tecum
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with thee
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temporális
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temporary, transient
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tempus
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time
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ténebrae
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darkness
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tentátio
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temptation
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terra
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land
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terréstris
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earthly
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tértius
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third
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testaméntum
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testament
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testimónium
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witness
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thronus
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throne
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tibi
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to thee (dative of tu)
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tóllere
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to take away
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tóllitur
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(it) is taken away (present passive of tóllere)
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tótius
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of all (irregular gen of totus)
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totus
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all
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trémere
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to tremble
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tríbuat
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may he grant (subj. of tribúere)
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tribúere
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to grant
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Trínitas
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Trinity
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tristis
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sad
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tu
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thou
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tui
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of thee (gen of tu)
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tutaméntum
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safeguard
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tuus, tua, tuum
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thy
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ubíque
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everywhere
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una
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together
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unde
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wherefore, whence
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unigénitus
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only begotten
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únitas
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unity
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uníus
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of one (irregular gen of unus)
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univérsus
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universal
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unus, una, unum
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one
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ut, uti
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that, so that
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utílitas
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benefit
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valére
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to have strength
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vel
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or
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venerábilis
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venerable
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veneráre
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to venerate
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venerátio
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veneration
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vénia
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pardon
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véniat
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may it come (subj. of veníre)
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veníre
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to come
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venit
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he comes, he came (present or perfect tense of veníre)
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ventúrus
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coming, to come (future part. of veníre)
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verbum
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word
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vere
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truly
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véritas
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truth
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verus
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true
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vespertínus
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of the evening
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vester, vestra, vestrum
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your
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vestri, vestrum
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of you (gen of vos)
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vidére
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to see
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vídimus
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we have seen (perfect tense of vidére)
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vincébat
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(he) was victorious (imperfect tense of víncere)
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víncere
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to win, overcome
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vincerétur
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(he) might be overcome (subj. passive of víncere)
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vinum
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wine
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vir
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man (in sense of male)
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virgínitas
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virginity
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virgo
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virgin
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virtus
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strength
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víscera
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internal organs, inward parts
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visíbilis
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visible
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visibíliter
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visibly
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vita
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life
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vítium
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vice
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vívere
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to live
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vivificábis
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(thou) wilt give life (future tense of vivificáre)
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vivificáre
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to give life
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vivificásti
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(thou) didst give life (perfect tense of vivificáre)
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vivus
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alive
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vobis
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to you, for you (dative or ablative of vos)
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vobiscum
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with you
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volúntas
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will
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vos
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you
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votum
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vow, prayer
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vox
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voice
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vultus
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face
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