De Bello Gallico 6.18

Question 1

Dis, Ditis m.

Answer 1

Dis, the god Pluto, god of the underworld

Question 2

finio, finire, finivi, finitus

Answer 2

to limit, to bound; to determine, to measure

Question 3

mensis, mensis m.

Answer 3

month

Question 4

natalis, natale

Answer 4

pertaining to birth, natal

Question 5

natalis dies

Answer 5

birthday

Question 6

observo, observare, observavi, observatus

Answer 6

to observe, to mark, to watch; to regard, to obey; to celebrate

Question 7

pater, patris m.

Answer 7

father

Question 8

praedico, praedicare, praedicavi, praedicatus

Answer 8

to proclaim publicly or before others; to declare, to report, to tell of

Question 9

prodo, prodere, prodidi, proditum

Answer 9

to give forth, to reveal; to betray; to hand down

Question 10

prognatus, prognata, prognatum

Answer 10

born; descended, sprung

Question 11

sic (adv.)

Answer 11

so, thus, in this manner

Question 12

spatium, spatii n.

Answer 12

space, distance; period or length of time

Question 13

subsequor, subsequi, subsecutus

Answer 13

to follow closely; to follow on

Question 14

adolesco, adolēre, adolevi, adultum

Answer 14

to grow up

Question 15

aetas, aetatis f.

Answer 15

period of life, age

Question 16

assisto, assistere, astiti

Answer 16

to stand by or near

Question 17

conspectus, conspectūs m.

Answer 17

sight, view; presence

Question 18

differo, differe, distuli, dilatum

Answer 18

to scatter, to spread; to put off, to defer; to be different, to differ

Question 19

institutum instituti n.

Answer 19

established plan or principle; custom, institution, habit

Question 20

liberi, liberorum m.

Answer 20

the non-slave members of a family or household; children

Question 21

militia, militae f.

Answer 21

military service, warfare

Question 22

munus, muneris n.

Answer 22

duty, service, task; present

Question 23

palam (adv.)

Answer 23

openly, publicly

Question 24

pater, patris m.

Answer 24

father

Question 25

patior, pati, passus sum

Answer 25

to endure, to suffer; to allow

Question 26

puerilis, puerile

Answer 26

childish

Question 27

turpis, turpe

Answer 27

ugly, unseemly; shameful, disgraceful, dishonorable