abscido

abrogo – annul, remove, take away, to repeal
asporto – take away, to carry off
cerno – decide, determine, distinguish, resolve, sift, to perceive, to separate
decerpo – take away, to gather, to pluck off
dididi – distribute, divide, to separate
dido – distribute, divide, to separate
didtum – distribute, divide, to separate
diripio – devastate, lay waste, pillage, plunder, tear apart, tear to pieces, to plunder, to separate, to snatch away, to tear in pieces
discrimino – to separate
emoveo – remove, take away, to move away

abscedo – depart, leave, to go away
abscondo – conceal, secrete, to hide
absconditus – concealed, hidden
abstergo – clean away, to wipe off
abstulo – to take away, withdraw
accido – destroy, hew, occur, to fall down, to hack, to happen, to ruin
concido – cut down, cut up, destroy, fail, perish, sink, subside, to be ruined, to fall down
decido – die, fall, fall dead, sink, to fall down
incido – fall in with, happen, occur, to fall in or on
occido – fall down, to fall, to kill, to set

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