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-ere, quaesivi, quaesitus: to ask, seek, beg
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-ere, didici, didictus: to teach
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-ere, visus:to seem, be seen |
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tam (so)
ita (so, thus)
sic (so, thus)
talis, -e (such)
tantus, -a, -um (so great, so large)
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1. indirect object: w/ verb of giving, showing, telling
2. w/ certain adj.
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- pure (place where) trans: in, at [1st & 2nd decl looks like gen...3rd abl]
- accusative (place to which) trans: to
- ablative (place from where) trans: from
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sing act: pres stem (& dic, duc, fac, fer)
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duo, -ae, -o
duorum, -arum, -orum
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tres --- tria
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UNUS NAUTA/ANNA SUUUUTI (AND MEANINGS) |
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unus (one)
nullus (none, not any)
ullus (any)
solus (alone, only)
neuter (neither)
alter (one, the other (of 2))
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totus (entire, whole)
alius (one, another)
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ambo, -ae, -o (like 'duo') |
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coepisse (defective): to have begun |
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meminisse (defective): to remember |
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-ere, -idi, -itus: to destroy, lose |
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-ere, parui, paritus- to obey |
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-ire, peperi, partus- to bear, produce der: post partum depression |
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-d: m/f is someone/ anyone n is something/ anything
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a shortened form of a word: nosse=novisse |
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quaedam, quoddam: a certain |
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-esse, -fui, -futurus: to be near, present, at hand |
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-ere, sustuli, sublatus: to raise, remove, elevate |
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-ere, posui, positus: to put, place |
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-ere, vexi, vectus: to carry der: vehicle |
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(prep w/ acc) at the house |
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(1st) to make mistakes, wander |
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-ire, -ii/ive, -itus: to go back, return |
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reddere, rreddidi, reditus: to give back, return |
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welle, volui, voltus: to wish, want n... to not wish, not want m...to prefer |
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a pleasant expression taking the place of another one ('passed away' rather than 'died') |
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fieri, factus: to be made, be done, become, happen |
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solere, solitus [semi deponent]: to be accustomed |
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audere, ausus [semi deponent]: to dare |
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