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agnosco, ere, novi, notus

To recognize.

Qualis

Such as, of what sort.

juro, are, avi, atus

To swear.

tellus, uris f.

The Earth, ground, land.

invitus, a, um

Unwilling, reluctant.

sentus, a, um

Rough, thorny.

situs, us m.

Position, neglect, mould.

queo, ire, ivi, itus

To be able, can.

torvus, a, um

Fierce, grim, lowering.

tueor, eri, itus (tutus)

To look (at), watch.

Molliter

Softly, gently, gracefully.

meatus, us m.

Course, path, motion.

memini, isse

To remember, recollect. (gen)

mirror, ari, atus

To wonder (at), admire.

sisto, ere, steti, status

To stop, stand.

fulgeo, ere, lsi

To shine, gleam, glitter.

stirps, pis f.

Stock, lineage, race.

Instar

Likeness, weight, dignity.

oborior, iri, ortus

To arise, spring up.

Ultra

Beyond, further.

sino, ere, sivi, situs

To permit, allow.

propius, a, um

One’s own, special, secure.

Praeterlabor, i, lapsus

To glide by.

Quisquam , quaequam, quidquam

Anyone, anything.

tollo, ere, sustuli, sublatus

To raise, lift up, remove.

alumnus, i m.

Nursling, (foster) child.

priscus, a, um

Ancient, primitive.

obvius, a, um

Before, meeting.

Sive, seu

Or if, whether, or.

rumpo, ere, rupi, ruptus

To break, burst (forth).

Saltem

At least, at any rate.

lustro, are, avi, atus

To purify; survey; traverse.

Exim, exin(de)

Thence, next, thereupon.

Somnus, i m.

Sleep, slumber.

candens, entis

Shining, white, gleaming.

perfecio, ere, feci, fectus

To finish, make.

nitens, entis

Gleaming, bright, shining.