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nondum adv.: not yet
nondum adv.: not yet


cognosco, -ere, -novi, -nitum: become acquainted with, get to know, learn; in prf., to know
cognosco, -ĕre, -nōvi, -nĭtum: become acquainted with, get to know, learn; in prf., to know


suspicor, -ari: suspect, conjecture, suppose, surmise
suspĭcor, -āri: suspect, conjecture, suppose, surmise


subsidium, -i n.: troops stationed in the rear, reserve troops, auxiliary troops; military aid, help
subsĭdĭum, -i n.: troops stationed in the rear, reserve troops, auxiliary troops; military aid, help


comparo, -are: prepare, get ready, furnish; couple together, form into pairs
compăro, -āre: prepare, get ready, furnish; couple together, form into pairs


cotidie adv., daily
cŏtīdĭē adv.: daily


confero, -ferre, -tuli, -latum: bring or put together, collect; bring together money
confĕro, -ferre, contŭli, collātum: bring or put together, collect; bring together money


adflictus, -a, -um: damaged, shattered; adfligo, -ere, -flixi, -flictum: knock down, knock about, struck down in battle
adflīctus, -a, -um: damaged, shattered; adflīgō, -ĕre, -flīxī, flīctum: knock down, knock about, strike down in battle


comporto, -are: carry, bring together, collect
comporto, -āre: carry, bring together, collect


commode adv.: rightly, properly, fitly, appropriately; pleasantly, comfortably
commŏdē adv.: rightly, properly, fitly, appropriately; pleasantly, comfortably

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etsi conj.: even if, although

nondum adv.: not yet

cognosco, -ĕre, -nōvi, -nĭtum: become acquainted with, get to know, learn; in prf., to know

suspĭcor, -āri: suspect, conjecture, suppose, surmise

subsĭdĭum, -i n.: troops stationed in the rear, reserve troops, auxiliary troops; military aid, help

compăro, -āre: prepare, get ready, furnish; couple together, form into pairs

cŏtīdĭē adv.: daily

confĕro, -ferre, contŭli, collātum: bring or put together, collect; bring together money

adflīctus, -a, -um: damaged, shattered; adflīgō, -ĕre, -flīxī, flīctum: knock down, knock about, strike down in battle

comporto, -āre: carry, bring together, collect

commŏdē adv.: rightly, properly, fitly, appropriately; pleasantly, comfortably