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quoniam, conj.} for, because, since;
that
quoque, adv., also
quot, how many; quotquot, however
rnany
quotannis, ad!!., yearly
quotidianus, -a, -urn, daily
quotidie, adzJ., daily, every day
quoties~ adv., how often
quotiescumque, adv" as often as
quousque, adv" how long?
quum (cum), conj.} when, since, as
often as
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rabbi, rabbi, master
rabidus, -a, -urn, mad
rabies, ·-ei, /., ravening
raca, silly person
racemus, -i, n1., cluster
radere, rasi, rasus, to scrape away
radicire, to strike root
radicatus, -a, -urn, rooted
radicitus~ adz l ., by the roots
radius, -ii, 111., ray
radix, -icis~ t., root; radices, pl., base;
in radicibus, at the foot
ramus, -i, 111., branch, bough
rana, -ae, I., frog
rapax, -acis, ravening
rapax, -acis, n1., extortioner
rapere, -ui, raptus, (io), to seize, catch,
take by force, take or carry up; pluck
nipiens, -cntis, ravening
rapina, -ae, t., robbery
raptor, -oris, n1., extortioner; robber
raptus, -a, -urn, to be caught or carried
up; rapt
rarus, -a, -urn, strange
Rastislaus, -i, n2., Rastislav
ratis, -is, t., raft, float
ratio, -onis, t., reckoning, retribution;
account; rule, way; reasoning
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rationabilis, -e, reasonable, rational;
rationabilia, n. pl., truths
rationaIis, -e, rational
ratus, -a, -urn, settled, ratified, valid
raucitas, -atis, t., harshness
raucus, -a, -urn, bOJrse
Ravennas, -atis, belonging to or an in·
habitant of Ravenna
Ravennatensis, -e, of Ravenna
Raymundus, -i, nL, Rayrnund
Raymundus Nonnatus, -i, -i, m., Ray­
I11und Nonnatus
re-, prefix sometirnes used for emphasis;
reipsa cum carne, with the very
flesh itself
reaedificare, to rebuild
realis, -c, real
reamplecti, -plexus sum, dep. J. to en~brace
again
reapse, adv., indeed, in truth
reatus, -us, m., guilt, fault
rebellare, to rebel
rebellio, -onis, j" rrbellion
rebeIlis, -e, rebellious
recalcitrare, to kick
recapitulatio, -onis, t., repetition
Reccaredus, -i, n1., Recared
recedere, -cessi, -cessus, to fall away,
depart or stray f rorTI
recens, -cntis, recent, new
recensere, to review, reca 11, celebrate
receptaculum, -i, n" vessel, receptacle
receptibilis, -c, acceptable
receptor, -oris, Tn" receiver
reclpere, -cepi, -ceptus, (io), to receive,
recover
recitare, to recite
recitatio, -onis, t., recitation
reclinare, to lay
recogitare, to consider, reflect
recognitio, -onis, t., recognition, examination
recolere, -colui, -cuItus, to contemplate,
recollect