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aufĕro
anomalous transitive verb

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1 to bear, to carry, to take, to fetch, to sweep, to snatch away, to off, remove, withdraw
2 to steal, obtain

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aufero (ut + subjunctive) || aufero aliquid ab aliquo || coeptos auferte labores || me aufero || aufero pedem || aufer te domum || alicui pudorem aufero || alicui caput aufero || ab aliquo candelabrum aufero = to take away a candelabra from someone || aufer cavillam || aliquid mordicus aufero || aufero praemium || clientelam a patronis aufero || aliquid eripio aut aufero ab aliquo || aufer manum || aufer nugas || aufer te hinc || aufero aliquem e or de convivio || aliquid aufero cum pulvisculo || auriculam mordicus aufero || aufer abhinc lacrimas || aufer hinc palpationes || aufero testibus auctoritatem || abstulit excultas opes = took away the riches, fruit of my labor || maculas de vestibus aufero || aufer me voltu terrere || ab senatu iudicia aufero = to take judicial power from the senate || ab sociis maximam pecuniam aufero = to take away from the allies a great amount of money || e convivio aliquem tamquam e proelio aufero || a Scapulis paucos dies aufert = he obtains an extension of a few days from the Scapulas || auri quinque pondo aufero || bullas aureas ex valvis aufero || sacra publica ab incendiis procul auferre || abstulit clarum cita mors Achillem = a quick death took away the illustrious Achilles || ab ubere raptos abstulit atra dies = snatched from the maternal bosom a black day took him away || caligo oborta est, omnem prospectum abstulit || auferat omnia inrita oblivio si potest: si non silentium tegat || abstulere (= abstuterunt) me velut da spatio Graeciae res immixtae Romanis = the vicissitudes of Greece, bound with those of Rome, have led me astray so to speak || adponam hercle urnam hanc in media via ; sed autem quid si hanc hinc abstulerit quispiam?


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