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prŏpĕro
transitive and intransitive verb I conjugation

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1 to hurry, to speed up
2 to be quick

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adiutum properatis || adhortor ad eos ut properent || ad sapientiam propero || alio propero || ad praedam ad gloriam propero || alio properare tempus monet || adsequor omnia si propero, si cunctor amitto || abire hinc ni properas grandi gradu = if you do not hurry to get out of the way at full speed … || Volteium notum et properare loco et cessare || caedem ni properavisset, verterat pernicies in accusatorem || i nunciam istuc quo properabas, nil moror || Caesar praeoccupato itinere ad Dyrrachium finem properandi facit

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prŏpĕrātus adj. perf. part. I cl.
properatus adj. perf. inf.
prŏpĕrē adv.
prŏpĕrĭpēs adj. II cl.
prŏpĕriter adv.
prŏpĕro tr. and intr. v. I conjug.
prŏpĕror tr. and intr. v. I conjug.
Prŏpertĭus masc. noun II decl.
prŏpĕrus adj. I cl.
prōpēs masc. noun III decl.
prōpĕtrans adj. pres. part. II cl.
prōpĕtro tr. v. I conjug.
prōpĕtror tr. v. I conjug.
prōpexus adj. I cl.
prŏphēta masc. noun I decl.
prŏphētālis adj. II cl.
prŏphētans adj. pres. part. II cl.
prŏphētātĭo fem. noun III decl.
prophetatūrūs adj. fut. part.
prophetatus adj. perf. part. I cl.
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