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dēmĭgro
intransitive verb I conjugation

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1 to emigrate
2 to migrate
3 to depart, to remove, to withdraw, to go away from situation, local or thing

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ad aliquem demigro = to withdraw to someone's place || ab hominibus demigrare = to abandon human society || ad deorum religionem et sanctimoniam demigro = to be included in the worship and the sanctity of the gods || animam amittunt prius quam loco demigrent

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dēmĕtor tr. v. III conjug.
Dēmētrĭus masc. noun II decl.
dēmĭgrans adj. pres. part. II cl.
dēmĭgrātĭo fem. noun III decl.
demigratūrūs adj. fut. part.
dēmĭgro intr. v. I conjug.
dēmĭnōrans adj. pres. part. II cl.
dēmĭnōrātĭo fem. noun III decl.
dēmĭnōro tr. v. I conjug.
dēmĭnōror tr. v. I conjug.
dēmĭnŭens adj. pres. part. II cl.
dēmĭnŭo tr. v. III conjug.
dēmĭnŭor tr. v. III conjug.
dēmĭnūtĭo fem. noun III decl.
dēmĭnūtīvē adv.
dēmĭnūtīvum nt. noun II decl.
dēmĭnūtīvus adj. I cl.
deminutūrūs adj. fut. part.
dēmĭnūtus adj. perf. part. I cl.
deminutus adj. perf. inf.
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