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| abeO, abIre, abiI, abIvI, abitus |
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| adversus, adversa, adversum |
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| opposite hostile, adverse |
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| belonging to another, strange, out of place |
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| AmittO, Amittere, AmIsI, Amissus |
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| aperiO, aperIre, aperuI, apertus |
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| causA (preceded by the genitive) |
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| cottIdiE or cotIdiE (adv) |
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| fitting, suitable; handsome |
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| be missing, fail (often + dat) |
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| discO, discere, didicI, -- |
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| Infirumus, Infirma, Infirmum |
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| InstituO, Instituere, InstituI, InstitUtus |
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| set (up), establish, arrange |
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| interest, interesse, interfuit, -- |
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| it is of importance, it concerns, it is of interest |
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| freely, willingly, gladly |
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| licet, licEre, licuit (licium est) |
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| miseret, misere, miseruit (miseritum est) |
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| it pities, it moves to pity |
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| necesse (indeclinable adjective) |
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| oportet, oportEre, oportuit -- |
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| it is necessary, it is proper |
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| paenitet, paenitEre, paenituit -- |
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| piget, pigEre, piguit (pigitum est) |
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| pudet, pudEre, puduit (puditum est) |
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| rEfert, rEferre, rEtulit, -- |
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| stO, stAre, stetI, stAtus |
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| studiOsus, studiOsa, studiOsum |
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| fond of, partial to, studious (gen) |
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| sustineO, sustinEre, sustinuI, sustentus |
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| taedet, taedEre, taeduit (taesum est) |
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| do violence to, break (an agreement, the law) |
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