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1 Stage 6 Vocabulary

2 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY abest is out, is absent

3 aberat was out, was absent
CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY aberat was out, was absent

4 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY avarus / avarum miser

5 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY bonus good

6 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY emo, emis, emit, emunt buy

7 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY erat WAS was

8 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY ferociter fiercely

9 festino, festinas, festinat, festinant
CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY festino, festinas, festinat, festinant hurry, hurries

10 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY fortis brave, strong

11 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY fur / furem thief

12 infans / infantem baby, child
CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY infans / infantem baby, child

13 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY intente intently

14 libertus / libertum freedman, ex-slave
CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY libertus / libertum freedman, ex-slave

15 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY olim Once upon a time... once, some time ago

16 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY parvus small, little

17 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY per through

18 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY postquam AFTER after, when

19 pulso, pulsas, pulsat, pulsant
CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY pulso, pulsas, pulsat, pulsant hit, punch, whack

20 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY quod BECAUSE because

21 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY res / rem thing

22 scribo, scribis, scribit, scribunt
CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY scribo, scribis, scribit, scribunt write

23 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY subito SUDDENLY suddenly

24 supero, superas, superat, superant
CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY supero, superas, superat, superant overcome, overpower

25 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY tum THEN then

26 CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY tuus YOUR your, yours

27 vitupero, vituperas, vituperat, vituperant
CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY vitupero, vituperas, vituperat, vituperant finds fault with, tells off, curses

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