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patina, patinae, f.: dish | patina, patinae, f.: dish | ||
subitus, -a, -um: sudden | |||
argilla, -ae, f.: white clay, | argilla, -ae, f.: white clay, clay | ||
rota, -ae, f.: wheel | rota, -ae, f.: wheel | ||
citus, -a, -um: quick, swift | citus, -a, -um: quick, swift | ||
figulus, -i, m.: potter; maker of earthenware vessels | figulus, -i, m.: potter; maker of earthenware vessels | ||
sententia, -ae, f.: opinion, feeling, way of thinking | sententia, -ae, f.: opinion, feeling, way of thinking | ||
vetus, -eris: old | vetus, -eris: old | ||
fames, -is, f.: hunger | fames, -is, f.: hunger | ||
pulmo, - | pulmo, -ōnis, m.: lung | ||
ardeo, - | ardeo, -ēre, arsi, arsus: be on fire; burn, blaze | ||
ĕdo, ĕdere, ēdi, ēsum: eat | |||
tempestas, -ātis f.: time, period | |||
fundus, -i, m.: farm; piece of land | ē-do, ēdere, ēdĭdi, ēdĭtum: put forth, bring forth | ||
fundus, -i, m.: farm; piece of land | |||
ostreum, -i, n.: oyster | ostreum, -i, n.: oyster | ||
calleo, - | calleo, -ēre, -ui: be experienced; know how | ||
deprendo, -ere, -ndi, -nsus: perceive, detect | |||
morsus, ūs, m.: bite | |||
semel: | semel: once, on one occasion | ||
echinus, -i, m.: edible sea-urchin; copper dish | echinus, -i, m.: edible sea-urchin; copper dish | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:52, 28 October 2010
patina, patinae, f.: dish
subitus, -a, -um: sudden
argilla, -ae, f.: white clay, clay
rota, -ae, f.: wheel
citus, -a, -um: quick, swift
figulus, -i, m.: potter; maker of earthenware vessels
sententia, -ae, f.: opinion, feeling, way of thinking
vetus, -eris: old
fames, -is, f.: hunger
pulmo, -ōnis, m.: lung
ardeo, -ēre, arsi, arsus: be on fire; burn, blaze
ĕdo, ĕdere, ēdi, ēsum: eat
tempestas, -ātis f.: time, period
ē-do, ēdere, ēdĭdi, ēdĭtum: put forth, bring forth
fundus, -i, m.: farm; piece of land
ostreum, -i, n.: oyster
calleo, -ēre, -ui: be experienced; know how
deprendo, -ere, -ndi, -nsus: perceive, detect
morsus, ūs, m.: bite
semel: once, on one occasion
echinus, -i, m.: edible sea-urchin; copper dish