# Liturgical Latin - Lesson 18
# by Wilfrid Diamond, 1941
# Version 1.0 by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
hic : this (near me, or where I am)
iste : that (near you, where you are)
idem : same
ipse : self
qui : who
quis : who or what
utérque : each, both
ille : that one, that
is : he that
uter : which of two, either of two
aliquis : some, someone
quidam : certain one, certain
altéruter : either of two
quantus : as, as great
tantus : so great
quot : as, as many, how many
tot : so many
aliquántus : somewhat great
quantúsvis : as great as you please
áliquot : some
fragílias, fragilitátis : weakness
mens, mentis : mind
finis, finis : end
concédo, concédere, concéssi : grant
vénio, veníre, veni, ventum : come
péndeo, ére, pepéndi : hang
tríbuo, tríbui, tribútum : give
dedúcere : to lead
addúcere : to bring
laetificáre : to give joy
juvéntus, juventútis : youth
nox, noctis : night
clamor, clamóris : cry
sanguis, inis : blood
quaésumus : we beseech
praesídium : help
quiétus : quiet
solum : only
convértere : turn
éripe : deliver
pérsequens : pursuing
fecit : made
osténde : show
invocáre : to call
infúnde : pour forth
miséricors : merciful
lux, lucis : light
véritas, veritátis : truth
lignum : cross
indulgéntia : pardon
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