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so much, so greatly, to such an extent
brevis -e
short, brief
cogito -are -avi -atus
i think, i consider
cum
when, since (+subj)
cura -ae
care, worry
dies -ei
day
diligens -entis
careful
dirus -a -um
dreadful
domus -us
house, home
dum
while
exercitus -us
army
faveo -ere favi fautus
i favour, i support (+dat)
felix -icis
fortunate, happy
gaudium -i
joy, pleasure
iaceo -ere iacui
i lie, i am lying down
ianua -ae
door
impero -are -avi -atus
i order, i command (+dat)
infelix -icis
unlucky, unhappy
ita
so, in this way, in such a way, to such an extent
itaque
and so, therefore
legio -onis
legion
lux lucis
light
manus -us
hand; group of people
ne
that . . . not, so that . . . not; ( after verb of fearing) that, lest
nescio -ire -ivi
I do not know
num
whether ( in indirect question)
occido -ere -i occisus
I kill
oro -are -avi -atus
I beg
paene
almost
pello -ere pepuli pulsus
I drive
pes pedis
foot
poena -ae
punishment
poenas do
I pay the penalty, I am punished
postridie
on the next day
princeps -cipis
chief; emperor
procedo -ere processi
I advance, I proceed
quo
( not question) to where
res rei
thing, matter, event
simul
at the same time
simulac/simulatque
as soon as
spes spei
hope
talis -e
such, of such a kind
tam
so
tantus -a -um
so great, such a great
tempus -oris
time
tot
so many
umquam
ever
unde
( not question) from where
ut
( + subj) that, so that, in order to; ( + indicative, or no verb) as, when
validus -a -um
strong
vehementer
violently; loudly
verto -ere verti versus
I turn (something)
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