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29 Vocabulary
- 1. Lesson XXIX Vocabulary
- 2. mélior -ius
- 3. better
- 4. óptimus –a – um
- 5. best
- 6. pejor pejus
- 7. worse
- 8. péssimus –a – um
- 9. worst
- 10. major majus
- 11. greater
- 12. máximus –a- um
- 13. greatest
- 14. minor minus
- 15. smaller
- 16. mínimus –a – um
- 17. smallest
- 18. plus pluris
- 19. more
- 20. plúrimus –a – um
- 21. most
- 22. plures plura
- 23. more
- 24. plúrimi –ae –a
- 25. very many, most
- 26. sénior sénius
- 27. older
- 28. máximus natu
- 29. oldest
- 30. júnior június
- 31. younger
- 32. mínimus natu
- 33. youngest
- 34. magis dúbius -a -um
- 35. more doubtful
- 36. máximē dúbius -a -um
- 37. most doubtful
- 38. magis idóneus -a -um
- 39. more suitable
- 41. most suitable