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obdūco
transitive verb III conjugation

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1 to lead or draw before
2 to cover, to lay over
3 to overspread
4 to wrinkle
5 to screen

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ceram obduco || cicatricem obduco || caput ferali obduxit amictu || labor callum dolori obducit || clarissimis rebus tenebras obducere || ad oppidum hoc vetus meum exercitum obducam || callum duco or induco or obduco || castra quae sedecim milium vallo obduxerat || ab utroque latere eius collis transversam fossam obduxit = ha had a ditch dug on both sides perpendicular to the hill || cicatricem contraho or duco or induco or obduco or glutino or traho

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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
obdormītans adj. pres. part. II cl.
obdormītĭo fem. noun III decl.
obdormīto intr. v. I conjug.
obdormitūrūs adj. fut. part.
obdūcens adj. pres. part. II cl.
obdūco tr. v. III conjug.
obdūcor tr. v. III conjug.
obductans adj. pres. part. II cl.
obductĭo fem. noun III decl.
obducto tr. v. I conjug.
obductor tr. v. I conjug.
obductūrūs adj. fut. part.
obductus adj. perf. part. I cl.
obductus adj. perf. inf.
obdulcans adj. pres. part. II cl.
obdulcatūrūs adj. fut. part.
obdulcatus adj. perf. part. I cl.
obdulcatus adj. perf. inf.
obdulcescens adj. pres. part. II cl.
obdulcesco intr. v. III conjug.
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