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remind, advise, warn, teach

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The Latin word for 'ruina, ae f' means ruin, destruction, downfall, or collapse.

The Latin verb 'moneo, monere, monui, monitus' means to remind, advise, warn, or teach.

The Latin noun 'manis, manis M' refers to a spirit of the dead, a ghost, a shade, or a phantom.

The Latin noun 'frux, frugis F' refers to crops, fruits, produce, legumes, or honest men.

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The Latin verb 'denso, densare, densavi, densatus' means to thicken, condense, or make something denser.

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ruina, ae f
- Meaning: fall, ruin, or collapse
- Highlights the consequences of failure or destruction.
moneo, monere, monui, monitus (2nd)
- Definition: to remind, advise, warn, or teach
- Emphasizes the importance of communication and education in Latin literature and culture.
manis, manis M
- Refers to shades or ghosts of the deceased, as well as gods of the Lower World
- Associated with beliefs about the afterlife and the underworld in Roman mythology.
frux, frugis F
- Translates to crops, fruits, and produce, along with an association to honest men
- Reflects agricultural practices and values of virtue in society.
denso, densare, densavi, densatus
- Meaning: to thicken or condense
- Useful in discussions of physical processes or metaphorical expressions in texts.