Studied by 3 peopleabduco
to take away
adduco
to lead
aegresco (also spelled “egresco”)
to fall ill, to become troubled
capto
to grab, try to get
comminuo
to scatter, weaken, damage
commisceo
to intermingle, join, mix
decerno
to decide, to settle
defaeco
to cleanse, to purify
degusto
to taste
disputo
to discuss
dormio
to sleep, nap, siesta
exerceo
to train, to exercise, to practice
exspecto
to look for, to await
exstinguo
to extinguish, to put out
exulto
to exult, be joyful
facio
to do, to make
gusto
to taste
ignoro
to be ignorant of, to not know, to neglect, to overlook
ignosco
to forgive, to pardon
imitor
to imitate
inscribo
inscribe
investigo
to track down, to investigate
lacesso
to harass, to attack
lego
to gather, choose, collect
leto
to kill
libero
to liberate, set free
ligo
to bind
lino
to smear, to dirty
litigo
to quarrel, to have a dispute
ludo
to play, to imitate
macto
to magnify, honor, punish, afflict
maero
to grieve, sorrow
nego
to deny
novo
to make anew, refresh, invent
offero
to bring forward, place before, present, offer, expose
oro
to speak, to plead, to entreat
pando
to spread out, extend
pario
to bear, bring forth, to produce
ploro
to lament, weep
quaeso (also spelled “queso”)
to seek for, ask for
renuo
to deny, to refuse, to reject
sanctifico
to sanctify, make holy
sequor
to follow
sero
to sow, to plant
transeo
to go over, pass over, go past
vado
to hasten, to rush
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