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NŌMINA |
GEN. |
ANGLICĒ |
DĒRĪVĀTIŌ |
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annus, -ī, |
m. |
year |
annual, anniversary |
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mēnsis, mēnsis
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m. |
month |
semester |
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diēs, diēī, |
m. |
day |
diary, diurnal |
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saeculum, -ī |
n. |
century, age |
secular |
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tempus, temporis |
n. |
time, season |
temporary, tempo |
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faciēs, faciēī |
f. |
face, appearance |
facial |
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māne (indecl.) |
n. |
morning, early |
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vesper, vesperī |
m. |
evening |
vespers |
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nox, noctis (-ium) |
f. |
night |
nocturnal, equinox |
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initium, -ī |
n. |
beginning |
initial, initiate |
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hōra, -ae |
f. |
hour |
hour, horoscope |
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merīdiēs,
meridiēī |
m. |
noon, south |
meridian |
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luna, -ae |
f. |
moon |
lunar, lunatic |
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stēlla, -ae |
f. |
star |
stellar, constellation |
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lūx, lūcis |
f. |
light |
lucid, translucent |
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fōrma, -ae |
f. |
form, shape |
form, formal |
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kalendae, -ārum |
f. |
Kalends |
calendar, Kalends |
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īdūs, -uum |
f. |
Ides |
Ides |
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nōnae, -ārum |
f. |
Nones |
Nones |
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aequinoctium, -ī |
n. |
equinox |
equinox |
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aestās, aestātis |
f. |
summer |
aestival, estivate |
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hiems, hiemis |
f. |
winter |
hiemal |
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vēr, vēris |
n. |
spring |
vernal |
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autumnus, -ī |
m. |
autumn, fall |
autumn, autumnal |
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imber, imbris |
m. |
rain |
imbricate |
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nix, nivis (-ium) |
f. |
snow |
niveous, nivial |
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lacus, -ūs |
m. |
lake |
lake, interlacustrine |
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glaciēs,
glaciēī |
f. |
ice |
glacial, glacier |
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urbs, urbis |
f. |
city |
urban, urbane |
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ADIECTĪVA |
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postrēmus, -a, -um |
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final, last |
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dīmidius, -a, -um |
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half |
dimidiate |
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aequus, -a, -um |
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equal |
equal, equality |
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clārus, -a, -um |
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clear, bright |
clear, clarity |
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tōtus, -a, -um |
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total, all, whole |
total, totality |
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obscūrus, -a, -um |
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dark, obscure |
obscure, obscurity |
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exiguus, -a, -um |
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thin, small, lean |
exiguous |
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calidus, -a, -um |
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hot |
scald, caldron |
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frīgidus, -a, -um |
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cold |
frigid |
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indēclinābilis, -e |
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indeclinable |
indeclinable |
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ūndecim (indecl) |
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eleven |
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trīgintā (") |
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thirty |
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sexāgintā (") |
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sixty |
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ducentī, -ae, -a |
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two hundred |
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trecentī, -ae, -a |
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three hundred |
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quīntus, -a, -um |
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fifth |
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sextus, -a, -um |
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sixth |
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septimus, -a, -um |
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seventh |
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octāvus, -a, -um |
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eighth |
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nōnus, -a, -um |
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ninth |
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decimus, -a, -um |
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tenth |
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ūndecimus, -a, -um |
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eleventh |
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duodecimus, -a, -um |
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twelfth |
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VERBA |
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nōmināre |
to name |
nominate |
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illūstrāre |
to light up |
illustrate |
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incipere |
to begin |
incipient, inception |
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operīre |
to cover |
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velle |
to wish, want |
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erat, erant |
it was, they were |
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ADVERBIA |
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tunc |
then |
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nunc |
now |
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igitur |
therefore |
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item |
likewise |
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CONIUNCTIŌNĒS |
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atque |
and |
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vel |
or |
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