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abductus
adjective perfect participle I class

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perfect participle of [abduco]

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abducti montes = mountains that disappear || ab iis quae avocant abductus = to turn away from this that distract (= distractions) || abducto intus visu = our attention trained on ourselves || bos abductus aratro || abductis legionibus ex agro Romano = having withdrawn the legions from the Roman territory

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abdūcens adj. pres. part. II cl.
abdūco tr. v. III conjug.
abdūcor tr. v. III conjug.
abductĭo fem. noun III decl.
abductūrūs adj. fut. part.
abductus adj. perf. part. I cl.
abductus adj. perf. inf.
ăbĕcĕdārĭi pl. masc. noun II decl.
ăbĕcĕdārĭum nt. noun II decl.
ăbĕcĕdārĭus adj. I cl.
Ăbel masc. noun III decl.
Ăbella fem. noun I decl.
Ăbellāna fem. noun I decl.
Ăbellānus adj. I cl.
Ăbellīnas masc. noun III decl.
Ăbellīnum nt. noun II decl.
Ăbelus masc. noun II decl.
ăbĕo an. intr. v.
Ăbĕōna fem. noun I decl.
ăbĕquĭtans adj. pres. part. II cl.
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