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commentârius, -î (m.) | commentârius - notebook, journal; report; commentary [commentor, consider] |
differô, differre, distulî, dîlâtum | differô - scatter, spread; put off, defer; be different, differ [ferô, carry] |
dîvidô, dîvidere, dîvîsî, dîvîsum | dîvidô - divide, distribute, separate |
Gallicus, -a, -um | Gallicus - pertaining to Gaul or the Gauls, Gallic [Gallia, Gaul] |
incolô, -ere, uî | incolô - inhabit, dwell in [colô, cultivate] |
înstitûtum, -î, (n.) | înstitûtum - established plan or principle; custom, institution, habit |
liber, librî (m.) | liber - book, work, treatise |
absum, abesse, âfuî | absum - be away, be distant, be lacking [sum, be] |
commeô (1) | commeô - go back and forth; when used with "ad" = resort to, visit [meô, go] |
continenter | continenter - (adv.) continually [continêns, continuous] |
cultus, -ûs (m.) | cultus - civilization; lifestyle; dress; religious worship [colô, cultivate] |
effêminô (1) | effêminô - make effeminate, weaken [ex + fêmina, woman] |
hûmânitâs, -tâtis (f.) | hûmânitâs - humanity, culture, refinement [hûmânus, human] |
importô (1) | importô - carry or bring in, import [in + portô, carry] |
mercâtor, -ôris (m.) | mercâtor - merchant, trader [mercor, tade] |
minimê | minimê - (adv.) least, very little; not at all [minumus, least] |
proptereâ | proptereâ - (adv.) on this account; proptereâ quod, because [propter, because of] |
trâns | trâns - (prep. + acc.) across, beyond, over |
contendô, -tendere, -tendî, -tentum | contendô - push forward, hasten; march; fight; maintain [tendô, stretch] |
cotîdiânus, -a, -um | cotîdiânus - daily; customary [cotîdiê, daily] |
initium, -î (n.) | initium - beginning, commencement, origin; edge of a country, borders [ineô, go into] |
obtineô, -tinêre, -tinuî, -tentum | obtineô - hold, retain, possess, maintain; acquire [teneô, hold] |
Ôceanus, -î (m.) | Ôceanus - the ocean |
praecêdô, -cêdere, -cessî, -cessum | praecêdô - go before, surpass, excel [cêdô, go] |
prohibeô (2) | prohibeô - keep from, prevent, prohibit; keep out or away from; guard [habeô, hold] |
quoque | quoque - (conj., following the word emphasized) also, too, likewise |
attingô, -ere, attigî, attactum | attingô - touch or border on, reach, extend to, arrive at, attain [ad + tangô, touch] |
extrêmus, -a, -um | extrêmus - [superlative of exterus] outermost, farthest; the farthest part of |
înferus, -a, -um | înferus - low, below [comparative = înferior, lower, inferior] |
occâsus, -ûs (m.) | occâsus - falling down, setting; with sôlis, sunset; the west |
orior, orîrî, ortus sum | orior - arise, begin, spring up; be born, descend; oriêns sôl, the rising sun, sunrise; the east |
septentriônês, -um (m.) | septentriônês - the seven plough oxen, the stars of the Great Bear (Big Dipper), the North [septem, seven + triônês, plough oxen] |
sôl, sôlis (m.) | sôl - the sun; ad occidentem sôlem, toward the setting sun or west; ad orientem sôlem, toward the rising sun or east |
spectô (1) | spectô - look at, regard; face |
vergô, -ere, ___, ___ | vergô - look or lie toward, be situated |
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