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The document contains definitions for over 40 Latin words ranging from verbs like 'to require' and 'to learn' to nouns like 'coldness' and 'madness'. Many of the words are associated with negative concepts like 'shameful', 'scary', and 'insult'. The definitions provided are usually just the part of speech and a brief English translation.

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Kaki

The document contains definitions for over 40 Latin words ranging from verbs like 'to require' and 'to learn' to nouns like 'coldness' and 'madness'. Many of the words are associated with negative concepts like 'shameful', 'scary', and 'insult'. The definitions provided are usually just the part of speech and a brief English translation.

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indigeo 2 – to require, to need


comperio 4 – to learn, to discover
contero 3 – to speand, to waste, to crush
socordia ae – negligence, sloth
desidia ae – retreat, indolence
carptim – selectively, in units
algor algoris m – coldness
dissero 1 – to discuss, to explain
flagitiosus 3 – shameful, scandalous
insolesco 3 – to change, to grow insolent
formidulosus 3 – scary, scared
adipiscor 3 adeptus sum – to gain, to obtain
ferio 4 – to kill, to slay
fundo 3 – to scatter, to rout
iurgium i – quarrel
simultus tates f – rivalry, hatred
aemula ae – rival (city)
voltus us m – face, expression
interdum – sometimes
vindico 1 – to punish
amoenus 3 – beautiful, attractive
caelo 1 – to engrave, to carve
delubrum i – shrine
hebesco 3 – to grow blunt or to feeble
adimo 3 – to deprive, to steal
ganea ae – gluttonous eating
propatulum i – open place
comperio 4 – to learn, to discover
privignus i – stepson
vecordia ae – madness
inlicio 3 inlexi – to allure, to entice
iugulo 1 – to kill by slitting the throat
dirimo 3 diremi – to break, to delay
diruo 3 – to demolish, to destroy
expergiscor 3 – to awake
locuples – rich
increpo 1 – to rebuke, to protest at
prober probra probrum – shameless, vile
aestuo 1 – to boil
psallo 3 – to play on the cithara
procax 2 – frivolous
facetiae arum – witticism
astutia ae – cleverness, cunning
ignavia ae – laziness
confodio 3 – to stab
anceps ipitis – two-fold, two headed
metior 4 – to measure
inquilinus 3 – inhabitant
restinguo 3 – to extinguish
propedium – before long, shortly
fenerator oris m – money-lender
opitulor 1 – to bring aid to
mansuetudo dinis f – tameness, clemency
haveo 2 – to feel good (haveto – farewell)
tabes f – decay, putrefaction
sentina ae – cesspool
scrinium i – box, case
contumelia ae – indignity, insult
divello 3 – to tear away
vectigal alis n – tax, revenue
cunctor 1 – to hesitate
gulam frango 3 – to suffocate

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