Lesson 14 Vocabulary
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This document provides a Latin vocabulary list for lesson XIV. It includes 10 Latin words translated to English with their part of speech: centurion (man), man (human being), lesson, legion, lion, speech, order/rank/line/row, suffering, temptation, and virgin/maiden. The list is organized with the Latin word, its genitive form, and the English translation.
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- 3. centurion
- 4. homo hominis, m.
- 5. man, human being
- 6. lectio lectionis, f.
- 7. lesson
- 9. legion
- 10. leo leonis, m.
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- 12. oratio orationis, f.
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- 14. ordo ordinis, f.
- 15. order, rank, line, row
- 17. suffering
- 19. temptation
- 21. virgin, maiden