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|Note text=These are both present active infinitives with similar, but not identical meanings. 'Quaerere' means ''to seek, strive for'' while ''mendicare'' specifically means ''to be a beggar''. So, 'quaerere' can be used to ask for something, or to strive towards a goal, while 'mendicare' refers to the act of begging for something from others.
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