all vocab for timing reasons Flashcards

Question

Hispanus

Answer 1

-a, -um Spanish

Answer 2

-a, -um Roman, of Rome

Answer 3

animalis, n i-stem animal

Answer 4

civis, m or f i-stem citizen, fellow citizen

Answer 5

finis, m (sg) i-stem end, boundary; finium, m (pl) territory

Answer 6

gentis, f i-stem family, clan, nation

Answer 7

hostis, m i-stem (public) enemy

Answer 8

ignis, m i-stem fire

Answer 9

maris, n i-stem sea

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montis, m i-stem mountain, hill

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mortis, f i-stem death

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navis, f i-stem ship

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panis, m i-stem bread

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pontis, m i-stem bridge

Answer 15

urbis, f, i-stem city

Answer 16

acris, acre (3 terminations) sharp, fierce

Answer 17

audacis (1 termination) bold, daring

Answer 18

breve (2 terminations) short

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-a, -um British

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celeris, celere (3 terminations) swift

Answer 21

facile (2 terminations) easy

Answer 22

forte (2 terminations) brave

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-a, -um Gallic

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grave (2 terminations) heavy; severe, serious

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omne (2 terminations) (sg) all, every (pl) everyone, everything

Answer 26

potentis (1 termination) powerful

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simile (2 terminations) like, similar

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-a, -um Trojan

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aestatis, f regular summer

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hiemis, f regular winter

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lucis, f regular light

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pacis, f regular peace

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salutis, f regular safety, welfare

Answer 34

vocis, f regular voice

Answer 35

unus, una, unum unius, unius, unius uni, uni, uni unum, unam, unum uno, unā, uno one

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duo, duae, duo duorum, duarum, duorum duobus, duabus, duobus duos, duas, duo duobus, duabus, duobus two

Answer 37

tres, tria trium, trium tribus, tribus tres, tria tribus, tribus three

Answer 38

one hundred, a hundred

Answer 39

one thousand, a thousand

Answer 40

-a, -um former, ancient, old-fashioned, old

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-ae, -a few, a few

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-a, -um clear, bright; famous

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-a, -um neighboring

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-a, -um remaining, the rest of

Answer 45

thirteen (XIII)

Answer 46

fourteen (XIV or XIIII)

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fifteen (XV)

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sixteen (XVI)

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seventeen (XVII)

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eighteen (XVIII)

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nineteen (XIX or XVIIII)

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is, ea, id eius, eius, eius ei, ei, ei eum, eam, id eo, eā, eo ei, eae, ea eorum, earum, eorum eis, eis, eis eos, eas, ea eis, eis, eis this, that (pl: these, those); he, she, it, they

Answer 53

hic, haec, hoc huius, huius, huius huic, huic, huic hunc, hanc, hoc hōc, hāc, hōc hi, have, haec horum, harum, horum his, his, his hos, has, haec his, his, his this (these); the latter

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ille, illa, illud illius, illius, illius illi, illi, illi illum, illam, illud illo, illā, illo illi, ille, illa illorum, illarum, illorum illis, illis, illis illos, illas, illa illis, illis, illis that (those); the former

Answer 55

equitis, m regular horseman, knight; pl: cavalry

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peditis, m regular foot soldier; pl: infantry

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formerly, once upon a time; some day

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auctoritatis, f regular authority

Answer 59

avis, f i-stem bird

Answer 60

canis, m or f regular dog

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clamoris, m regular shout, noise

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iudicis, m regular juror, judge

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lapidis, m regular stone

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legionis, f regular legion

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libertatis, f regular freedom, liberty

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noctis, f i-stem night

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principis, m regular? chief

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timoris, m regular fear

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civitatis, f third declension (regular) citizenship, citizenry, state

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hominis, m third declension (regular) man (as opposed to inanimate objects), human being

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horti, m garden

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laboris, m third declension (regular) difficulty, hardship; work

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legis, f third declension (regular) law

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multitudinis, f third declension (regular) great number, crowd

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partis, f third declension (i-stem) part, direction

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pedis, m third declension (regular) foot

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virtutis, f third declension (regular) manliness, bravery, courage

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qui, quae, quod cuius, cuius, cuius cui, cui, cui quem, quam, quod quo, quā, quo qui, quae, quae quorum, quantum, quorum quibus, quibus, quibus quos, quas, quae quibus, quibus, quibus who, which

Answer 79

cibi, m food

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modi, m measure, degree; manner, way

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muri, m wall

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n (defective noun) nothing

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vini, n wine

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quis, quid cuius, cuius cui, cui quem, quid quo, quo qui, quae, quae quorum, quarum, quorum quibus, quibus, quibus quos, quas, quae quibus, quibus, quibus who? what?

Answer 85

delectare, delectavi, delectatum 1st conjugation please

Answer 86

habēre, habuī, habitum 2nd conjugation have; hold

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manēre, mansī, mansum 2nd conjugation stay, remain

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monēre, monuī, monitum 2nd conjugation warn; advise, inform

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movēre, movī, motum 2nd conjugation move to break camp

Answer 90

sedēre, sēdī, sessum 2nd conjugation sit

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tenēre, tenuī, tentum 2nd conjugation hold

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timēre, timuī, ______ 2nd conjugation fear, be afraid

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vidēre, vīdī, vīsum 2nd conjugation see

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dēbēre, dēbuī, dēbitum 2nd conjugation owe; ought

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docēre, docuī, doctum 2nd conjugation teach; show

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prohibēre, prohibuī, prohibitum 2nd conjugation prevent, keep . . . from . . .

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respondēre, respondī, respōnsum 2nd conjugation reply, answer

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retinēre, retinuī, retentum 2nd conjugation hold back, restrain; delay

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terrēre, terruī, territum 2nd conjugation frighten

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agere, ēgī, āctum 3rd conjugation (regular) do, drive

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cōgere, coēgī, coāctum 3rd conjugation (regular) collect; compel

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dēfendere, dēfendī, dēfēnsum 3rd conjugation (regular) defend

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dūcere, dūxī, ductum 3rd conjugation (regular) lead

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gerere, gessī, gestum 3rd conjugation (regular) bear, carry on, wear

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mittere, mīsī, missum 3rd conjugation (regular) send, let go

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pōnere, posuī, positum 3rd conjugation (regular) put, place

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regere, rēxī, rēctum 3rd conjugation (regular) rule

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relinquere, relīquī, relictum 3rd conjugation (regular) leave, leave behind

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surgere, surrēxī, surrēctum 3rd conjugation (regular) rise, stand up

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trādere, trādidī, trāditum 3rd conjugation (regular) hand over (down), surrender

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vincere, vīcī, victum 3rd conjugation (regular) conquer, defeat

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cēdere, cessī, cessum 3rd conjugation (regular) move; yield, give away

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cōnstituere, cōnstituī, cōnstitūtum 3rd conjugation (regular) set up; decide, determine

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dēligere, dēlēgi, dēlēctum 3rd conjugation (regular) choose

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contendere, contendī, contentum 3rd conjugation (regular) strive, struggle; hasten

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discēdere, discessī, discessum 3rd conjugation (regular) go away, depart, leave

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excēdere, excessī, excessum 3rd conjugation (regular) go out, leave

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redūcere, redūxi, reductum 3rd conjugation (regular) lead back

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accipere, accepī, acceptum 3rd conjugation -io receive, accept

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conicere, coniēcī, coniectum 3rd conjugation -io hurl; throw together

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capere, cēpī, captum 3rd conjugation -io take, capture

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cōnficere, cōnfēcī, cōnfectum 3rd conjugation -io accomplish, finish

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cupere, cupīvī, cupītum 3rd conjugation -io wish, want, desire

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facere, fēcī, factum 3rd conjugation -io make, do

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fugere, fūgī, fugitum 3rd conjugation -io flee, flee from

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iacere, iēcī, iactum 3rd conjugation -io throw

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incipere, incēpī, inceptum 3rd conjugation -io begin

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interficere, interfēcī, interfectum 3rd conjugation -io kill

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bibere, bibī, ____ 3rd conjugation (regular) drink

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currere, cucurrī, cursum 3rd conjugation (regular) run

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dicere, dixī, dictum 3rd conjugation (regular) say, tell

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edere, ēdī, ēsum 3rd conjugation (regular) eat

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petere, petīvī, petītum 3rd conjugation (regular) seek; beg, ask; attack; aim at

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scibere, scrīpsī, scrīptum 3rd conjugation (regular) write

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āmittere, āmīsī, āmissum 3rd conjugation regular lose

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committere, commīsī, comissum 3rd conjugation regular entrust (with proelium) begin a battle, join battle

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expellere, expulī, expulsum 3rd conjugation regular drive out, drive away

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reddere, reddidī, redditum 3rd conjugation regular give back, restore

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adventūs, m arrival, approach

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cornūs, n horn, wing (of an army)

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cursūs, m running; course, quick motion

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domus domūs domuī domum domō domūs domuum domibus domōs domibus f house, home

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exercitūs, m army

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exitūs, m departure, way out; end, outcome

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fluctūs, m wave

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impetūs, m attack

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to attack (to make an attack against)

Answer 148

manūs, f hand; band (of men)

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occāsūs, m setting, downfall, a going down

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passūs, m pace mile (thousand paces)

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portūs, m harbor, port

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senātūs, m senate

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ūsūs, m use; advantage; practice, experience

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mīilium, n pl NOUN, needs partitive genitive i-stem thousand

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audīre, audīvī, audītum hear, listen to

Answer 156

convenīre, convēnī, conventum come together, assemble

Answer 157

dormīre, dormīvī, dormītum sleep

Answer 158

impedīre, impedīvī, impedītum hinder

Answer 159

invenīre, invenī, inventum come upon, find

Answer 160

mūnīre, mūnīvī, mūnītum fortify, build

Answer 161

pervenīre, pervēnī, perventum reach, arrive

Answer 162

venīre, venī, ventum come

Answer 163

also, even

Answer 164

nevertheless, yet, still

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aciēī, f straight line; line of battle

Answer 166

diēī, m day

Answer 167

iānuae, f door

Answer 168

lectī, m bed, dining couch

Answer 169

merīdiēī, m midday, noon; south

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rēī, f *thing, affair, matter

Answer 171

spēī, f hope

Answer 172

-a, -um having to do with grain

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-a, -um belonging to the people, public

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and so, therefore

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and . . . not, nor

Answer 176

gaudī, n joy, gladness

Answer 177

officī, n duty

Answer 178

praemī, n reward

Answer 179

praesidiī, n guard, garrison

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tergī, n back

Answer 181

abesse, āfuī, āfūtūrus be absent, be distant, be away

Answer 182

adesse, adfuī, adfūtūrus be present, be near

Answer 183

continēre, continuī, conentum hold together, restrain, bound

Answer 184

inquis, inquit, inquiunt say

Answer 185

iubēre, iussī, iussum order, bid

Answer 186

posse, potuī, ______ be able, can

Answer 187

sustinēre, sustinuī, sustentum hold up, hold in check, withstand

Answer 188

-a, -um level; fair, just; like, equal

Answer 189

-a, -um large, ample

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-a, -um foreign, strange, barbarous

Answer 191

-a, -um sure, certain

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dīligentis careful, diligent

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-a, -um right, just

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-a, -um uneven; unfair; unfavorable

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fēlicis happy, lucky

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-a, -um happy, joyful, glad

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-a, -um famous, well-known

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-e sad, grim

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-e useful, profitable

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conj. and adv. as, than, how?

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-a, -um golden

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-a, -um eager, desirous

Answer 203

dextra, dextrum right

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-e difficult

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-a, -um hard, harsh

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-e faithful, loyal

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-a, -um suitable

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-e of high birth, noble, well-known

Answer 209

paris equal

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-a, -um following, next

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-a, -um near, nearby

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-a, -um nearest, next

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sinestra, sinistrum left

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-a, -um strong

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adv. more, more greatly

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adv. greatly

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adv. most, most greatly, especially

Answer 218

conj. unless, if . . . not, except

Answer 219

-a -um good

Answer 220

melius better

Answer 221

-a, -um best

Answer 222

-a, -um bad

Answer 223

peius worse

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-a, -um worst

Answer 225

-a, -um great

Answer 226

maius greater

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-a, -um greatest

Answer 228

-a, -um small

Answer 229

minus smaller

Answer 230

-a, -um smallest

Answer 231

-ae, -a many

Answer 232

plūra more countable

Answer 233

-ae, -a most

Answer 234

exterius outer

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-a, -um outermost, farthest, last, end of

Answer 236

īnferius lower

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-a, -um lowest, bottom of

Answer 238

interius inner

Answer 239

-a, -um inmost

Answer 240

prius former, earlier

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-a, -um first, foremost

Answer 242

propius nearer

Answer 243

superius higher

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-a, -um nearest, next

Answer 245

ulterius farther

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-a, -um highest, top of

Answer 247

-a, -um farthest

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senis adj, but only m old

Answer 249

pluris, n more, a larger amount uncountable

Answer 250

-a, -um most

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-a, -um middle of

Answer 252

oldest (greatest by birth)

Answer 253

adv: nearly, almost (prep w/ acc): near

Answer 254

paulī, n a little

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(adv) daily, every day

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(adv) then, next

Answer 257

(adv) not yet

Answer 258

(adv) never

Answer 259

(adv) almost

Answer 260

(interr adv) where to?, to what place?

Answer 261

(adv) at the same time

Answer 262

(adv) at once, immediately

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(adv) at length, at last, finally

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(conj) as (after aeqeuē, partier, and simul)

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(conj) after

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(conj) how, as, when, since

Answer 267

at the beginning of summer

Answer 268

at daybreak

Answer 269

early in the night

Answer 270

ipse, ipsa, ipsum ipsius, ipsius, ipsius ipsi, ipsi, ipsi ipsum, ipsam, ipsum ipso, ipsā, ipso ipsi, ipsae, ipsa ipsorum, ipsarum, ipsorum ipsis, ipsis, ipsis ipsos, ipsas, ipsa ipsis, ipsis, ipsis my/your/his/her/itself

Answer 271

idem, eadem, idem eiusdem, eiusdem, eiusdem eidem, eidem, eidem eundem, eandem, idem eodem, eādem, eodem eidem, eaedem, eadem eorundem, earundem, eorundem eisdem, eisdem, eisdem eosdem, easdem, eadem eisdem, eisdem, eisdem the same

Answer 272

-a, -um naughty nine one

Answer 273

altera, alterum naughty nine the other (of two), second

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neutra, neutrum naughty nine neither

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-a, -um naughty nine no, not any, none

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-a, -um naughty nine only, alone

Answer 277

-a, -um naughty nine whole, entire, all

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-a, -um naughty nine any(one)

Answer 279

untra, utrum naughty nine either; which (of two)?

Answer 280

-a, -ud naughty nine another (of 3+)

Answer 281

one . . . another

Answer 282

the one . . . the other

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some . . . others

Answer 284

utraque, utrumque each (of two)

Answer 285

herbae, f grass

Answer 286

sibsidii, n aid, support

Answer 287

togae, f toga

Answer 288

victōris, m victor

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-a, -um belonging to another, another's

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(relative adj) whence, from where, from which (Interrogative adj) whence? from where?

Answer 291

from everywhere, from all sides, on all sides

Answer 292

claudere, clausī, clausum shut, close

Answer 293

crēscere, crēvī, crētum grow, increase

Answer 294

dēsistere, dēstitī, destitum leave off, stop

Answer 295

dubitāre, dubitāvi, dubitātum doubt, hesitate

Answer 296

frangere, frēgī, fractum break

Answer 297

īnstruere, īnstruxī, īnstrūctum pile up, draw up; equip

Answer 298

iungere, iūnxi, iūnctum join

Answer 299

lavāre, lāvī, lautum wash

Answer 300

lūdere, lūsī, lūsum play; mock

Answer 301

premere, pressī, pressum press; crush, overpower

Answer 302

probāre, probāvī, probātum prove, approve of

Answer 303

recipere, recēpī, receptum accept, receive; take back

Answer 304

remittere, remīsī, remissum send back, let go back

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removere, remōvī, remōtum move back

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trahere, trāxī, trāctum draw, drag

Answer 307

valere, valuī, valitum be well, be strong goodbye, farewell to bid farewell

Answer 308

accēdere, accessī, accessum approach, go out

Answer 309

cognōscere, cognōvī, cognitum learn, find out

Answer 310

crēdere, crēdidī, crēditum believe, trust

Answer 311

exīstimāre, exīstimāvī, exīstimātum think, suppose, consider

Answer 312

intellegere, intellēxī, intellēctum understand

Answer 313

iūdicāre, iūdicāvī, iūdicātum judge, consider

Answer 314

legere, lēgī, lēctum choose; gather; read

Answer 315

negāre, negāvī, negātum deny, say . . . not

Answer 316

nescīre, nescīvī, nescītum not know

Answer 317

obtinēre, obtinuī, obtentum hold (against opposition)

Answer 318

pertinēre, pertinui, ------- pertain; extend

Answer 319

putare, putavi, putatum think

Answer 320

scīre, scīvi, scītum know

Answer 321

sentire, sēnsi, sēnsum feel, realize

Answer 322

spare, spavi, spatum hope

Answer 323

(w/ acc) among, at the house of, in the presence of

Answer 324

(w/ acc) around

Answer 325

(w/ acc) beyond, besides, except

Answer 326

(w/ abl) in front of, on behalf of, in exchange for, instead of

Answer 327

----- sui sibi se se him/her/itself

Answer 328

-a, -um (subject)'s own

Answer 329

arboris, f tree

Answer 330

collis, m hill

Answer 331

cupiditatis, f greed, desire

Answer 332

-ae, f fame, glory

Answer 333

līberorum, m pl children

Answer 334

lunae, f moon

Answer 335

morae, f delay

Answer 336

negotii, n trouble; task, business

Answer 337

senatoris, m senator

Answer 338

solis, m sun

Answer 339

-ae, f star

Answer 340

turris, f tower (turrim in acc sg)

Answer 341

-i, m wind

Answer 342

complēre, complēvi, complētum fill up, complete

Answer 343

cōnspiere, cōnspexi, cōnspectum look at attentively, observe closely

Answer 344

dēficere, dēfeci, dēfectum fail; revolt, desert

Answer 345

dimittere, dīmisi, dīmissum let go away, send away, dismiss

Answer 346

ēnūntiare, ēnūntiavi, ēnūntiatum report, announce

Answer 347

expōnere, exposui, expositum set forth, explain

Answer 348

incitare, incitavi, incitatum stir up, arouse

Answer 349

intermittent, intermīsi, intermissum stop, pause; interrupt; lose (time)

Answer 350

occīdere, occīdi, occīsum kill, cut down

Answer 351

opprimere, opressi, oppressum crush, overpower

Answer 352

trādūcere, trādūxi, trāductum lead across

Answer 353

-i, n gold

Answer 354

-i, n iron (sword/weapon)

Answer 355

-i, n javelin

Answer 356

-i, n shield

Answer 357

-i, m tribune

Answer 358

vallis, f valley

Answer 359

armare, armavi, armatum arm, equip

Answer 360

cōnsistere, cōnstiti, cōnstitum halt; take a stand

Answer 361

errare, erravi, erratum wander; make a mistake

Answer 362

perficere, perfēci, perfectum finish, accomplish

Answer 363

perterrere, perterrui, perterritum terrify

Answer 364

in truth, indeed; but

Answer 365

(postpositive conj) but, however; and, moreover

Answer 366

(postpositive conj) for

Answer 367

(conj) or *used for alternative by choice

Answer 368

either . . . or *used for alternative by choice

Answer 369

-ae, f Britain

Answer 370

-ae, f dinner

Answer 371

-ae, f Greece

Answer 372

-ae, f Helvetia

Answer 373

-ae, f wrong, injustice

Answer 374

-ae, f table

Answer 375

-ae, f fight

Answer 376

-ae, f chair, seat

Answer 377

-ae, f Sicily

Answer 378

-ae, f Troy

Answer 379

-ae, f victory

Answer 380

(conj) and

Answer 381

or [else] *used for contrast

Answer 382

either . . . or *used for contrast

Answer 383

(conj) because

Answer 384

both . . . and

Answer 385

calamitātis, f disaster, misfortune

Answer 386

condiciōnis, f term, condition

Answer 387

cōnsuētūdinis, f habit, custom

Answer 388

difficultātis, f difficulty

Answer 389

-arum, f (pl) trap, ambush, plot

Answer 390

iūdicii, n judgement, trial

Answer 391

orbis, m circle, wheel

Answer 392

potestātis, f power

Answer 393

regiōnis, f direction; district, region

Answer 394

-ae, f opinion

Answer 395

-i, n ford, shallows

Answer 396

-a, -um hot

Answer 397

-a, -um cold

Answer 398

(adv) suddenly

Answer 399

(adv) ever

Answer 400

circle of lands (lands around the Mediterranean)

Answer 401

tellūris, f earth (as a globe/planet)

Answer 402

altitūdinis, f height, depth

Answer 403

centuriōnis, m centurion

Answer 404

dolōris, m grief, pain, suffering

Answer 405

flōris, m flower

Answer 406

-ae, f ditch

Answer 407

generis, n kind, sort, class, race

Answer 408

-orum, n (pl) winter quarters

Answer 409

iūris, n right, justice, law

Answer 410

lātūdinis, f width

Answer 411

magnitūdinis, f size, greatness

Answer 412

mēntis, f mind

Answer 413

mercātoris, m merchant, trader

Answer 414

oneris, n burden

Answer 415

operis, n work

Answer 416

ōrātiōnis, f speech

Answer 417

-i, n rampart

Answer 418

-ae, f Scotland

Answer 419

-ae, f Ireland

Answer 420

-ae, f Wales

Answer 421

-i, m Egypt

Answer 422

-ae, f Gaul

Answer 423

-ae, f Germany

Answer 424

imperare, imperavi, imperatum order, command

Answer 425

mandare, mandavi, mandatum command, instrust; entrust

Answer 426

ōrare, ōravi, ōratum pray, beg

Answer 427

persuādere, persuāsi, persuāsum persuade

Answer 428

postulare, postulavi, postulatum demand

Answer 429

quaerere, quaesīvi, quaesītum seek; inquire, ask

Answer 430

rogare, rogavi, rogatum ask

Answer 431

(adv) therefore

Answer 432

(adv) besides, besides that

Answer 433

(adv) at some distance

Answer 434

(conj) or *double questions when both cannot be true

Answer 435

(conj) or not

Answer 436

aedificii, n building

Answer 437

auris, f ear

Answer 438

fidēī, f faith, loyalty, confidence; pledge

Answer 439

-i, n marketplace, forum

Answer 440

nēmō nēminis (nullius) nēmini (nulli) nēminem nēmine no one, nobody

Answer 441

speciēī, f sight, appearance

Answer 442

vestis, f clothing

Answer 443

-ae, f wakefulness, watchfulness; watch

Answer 444

vīs vīs vī vim vī vīres vīrium vīribus vīres vīribus (sg) force, violence (pl) strength

Answer 445

-e common, general

Answer 446

-e immortal

Answer 447

-a, -um private

Answer 448

-a, -um how great?, how much?

Answer 449

(indec. adj.) how many?

Answer 450

(conj.) if, whether

Answer 451

(correl. conj.) whether . . . or . . .

Answer 452

whether . . . or not

Answer 453

(defective noun) nom/acc sg., gen w/ partitives enough

Answer 454

(defective adj.) nom/acc sg. necessary

Answer 455

-e such, of such a kind

Answer 456

-a, -um so much, so great, so large (such a great, such a large)

Answer 457

(indec. adj.) so many

Answer 458

accidere, accidī, ----- fall upon; happen

Answer 459

efficere, effēcī, effectum bring about, complete

Answer 460

(adv) so, in such a way, thus

Answer 461

(adv) so, in this way

Answer 462

-ae, f arrow

Answer 463

-i, n distance, interval (of time or space)

Answer 464

-i, n eagerness, enthusiasm, zeal

Answer 465

temptestatis, f weather, storm

Answer 466

-a, -um tired

Answer 467

-a, -um hindered, handicapped, in difficulty

Answer 468

-a, -um strange, wonderful

Answer 469

cōnservare, cōnservavi, cōnservatum save, keep

Answer 470

incendere, indendi, incēnsum set on fire; arouse

Answer 471

pellere, pepuli, pulsum push; rout, defeat

Answer 472

permovēre, permovi, permōtum move deeply, alarm

Answer 473

prōdūcere, prōdūxi, prōductum lead forward, bring forth

Answer 474

prōpōnere, prōposui, prōpositum set forth, put forth, propose

Answer 475

renūntiare, renūntiavi, renūntiatum report, bring back word (of)

Answer 476

vāstare, vāstavi, vāstatum lay waste, devastate

Answer 477

(conj) when, since, although

Answer 478

Athēnarum, f Athens

Answer 479

Carthāginis, f Carthage

Answer 480

-i, f Corinth

Answer 481

rūris, n country, countryside

Answer 482

arbitrari, arbitratus sum think

Answer 483

cōnari, cōnatus sum try, attempt

Answer 484

hortari, hortatus sum encourage, urge

Answer 485

loqui, locūtus sum speak, talk

Answer 486

morari, moratus sum delay

Answer 487

pati, passus sum suffer; permit, allow

Answer 488

permittere, permisi, permissum entrust, permit

Answer 489

pollicēri, pollicitus sum promise

Answer 490

proficīsci, profectus sum set out, depart

Answer 491

vidēri, vīsus sum seem

Answer 492

colloquii, n conference, conversation

Answer 493

initii, n beginning

Answer 494

-i, m the Rhine

Answer 495

-a, -um safe

Answer 496

quaedam, quoddam (quiddam) // qui quae quod + -dam *m before -dam becomes n (indef. adj. and pron.) (a certain) one, certain, some

Answer 497

(adv) back, again

Answer 498

aggredi, aggressus sum approach, attack

Answer 499

congredi, congressus sum meet, come together

Answer 500

cōnsequi, cōnsecūtus sum pursue, overtake; obtain, gain

Answer 501

ēgredi, ēgressus sum go out, disembark

Answer 502

prōgredi, prōgressus sum advance, go forward

Answer 503

sequi, secūtus sum follow

Answer 504

vereri, veritus sum fear

Answer 505

īre, iī (īvī), itum go

Answer 506

adīre, adiī (adīvī), aditum go toward, approach

Answer 507

exīre, exiī (exīvī), exitum go out

Answer 508

redīre, rediī (redīvī), reditum go back, return

Answer 509

trānsīre, trānsiī (trānsīvī), trānsitum cross

Answer 510

ferre, teli, lātum bear, carry; bring; take; relate

Answer 511

adferre, atteli, allātum bring up, bring to; report

Answer 512

cōnferre, conteli, collātum bring together, collect; compare

Answer 513

īnferre, inteli, illātum carry onward; bring upon, inflict

Answer 514

referre, retteli, relātum bring back, report

Answer 515

tollere, sustuli, sublātum raise, lift up; remove

Answer 516

make war upon

Answer 517

to advance (carry the standard onward)

Answer 518

go back, return

Answer 519

give ground, retreat (go back a foot)

Answer 520

velle, volui, ______ volo vīs vult volumus vultis volunt wish, be willing, want

Answer 521

nōlle, nōlui, ______ nōlo nōn vīs nōn vult nōlumus nōn vultis nōlunt not wish, be unwilling, not want

Answer 522

mālle, mālui, ______ mālo māvīs māvult mālumus māvultis mālunt prefer (want more [magis + volo])

Answer 523

(imperative) do not

Answer 524

aetatis, f age

Answer 525

classis, f fleet

Answer 526

facultatis, f opportunity, chance, ability

Answer 527

hospitis, m stranger; guest, host

Answer 528

mēnsis, m month

Answer 529

ordinis, m order

Answer 530

appropinquare, appropinquavi, appropinquatum approach, draw near

Answer 531

comparare, comparavi, comparatum

Answer 532

cōnscrībere, cōnscrīpsi, cōnscrīptum enroll, enlist

Answer 533

discere, didici, _____ learn

Answer 534

exercēre, exercui, exercitum train, exercise, practice

Answer 535

īnstituere, īnstitui, īnstitūtum build, establish, set up

Answer 536

ostendere, ostensi, ostentum show, display

Answer 537

vehere, vexi, vectum carry, transport

Answer 538

(adv) meanwhile

Answer 539

(adv) at least, at any rate; as a matter of fact, to be sure, indeed

Answer 540

not even ne Marcus quidem not even Marcus

Answer 541

(adv) also, too

Answer 542

aedis, f temple pl.: house

Answer 543

caedis, f slaughter, murder

Answer 544

mūnītiōnis, f fortification

Answer 545

obsidis, m hostage

Answer 546

ratiōnis, f account; plan; manner; reason

Answer 547

-ae, f bank (of a stream)

Answer 548

aegra, aegrum sick

Answer 549

-a, -um open, exposed

Answer 550

-a, -um outstanding

Answer 551

integra, integrum untouched, undiminished; whole, entire

Answer 552

-e light (in weight or importance)

Answer 553

-a, -um of the sea

Answer 554

-e military

Answer 555

-a, -um necessary; (as a noun) relative

Answer 556

prūdentis foresighted; wise, prudent

Answer 557

recentis fresh, new, recent

Answer 558

veteris old *not an i-stem

Answer 559

be made, become; happen

Answer 560

vēndere, vendidi, venditum sell

Answer 561

with difficulty, scarely

Answer 562

audere, ausus sum dare *semi-deponent

Answer 563

cadere, cecīdi, caesum cut, cut down, kill

Answer 564

emere, ēmi, emptum empty

Answer 565

hiemare, hiemavi, hiematum spend the winter

Answer 566

orīrī, ortus sum rise, arise

Answer 567

potīrī, potītus sum get possession of (with abl. of means)

Answer 568

tangere, tetigi, tāctum touch

Answer 569

ūti, ūsus sum use (with abl. of means)

Answer 570

(adv) twice

Answer 571

(adv) about, approximately (with numbers)

Answer 572

(adv) almost, nearly (with numbers and words of quantity)

Answer 573

(adv) in vain

Answer 574

(adv) likewise

Answer 575

(adv) altogether, in all, at all

Answer 576

(adv) suddenly

Answer 577

(adv) above

Answer 578

(adv) hardly, scarcely, with difficulty

Answer 579

agminis, n line of march, army on the march, column

Answer 580

-ae, f anchor

Answer 581

auctōris, m author, originator, founder, sponsor

Answer 582

-ūs, m fall, chance, accident; fate

Answer 583

lateris, n side, flank

Answer 584

ōris, n mouth, face

Answer 585

palūdis, f swamp, marsh

Answer 586

-ae, f booty

Answer 587

-ae, a the rest of, the other

Answer 588

augere, auxi, auctum increase, strengthen

Answer 589

cōnsīdere, cōnsēdi, cōnsessum sit down; settle, encamp

Answer 590

convenire, convēnit it is convenient

Answer 591

dolere, dolui, dolitum grieve, be sorry; grieve for

Answer 592

explorare, exploravi, exploratum search out, explore, reconnoiter

Answer 593

licere, licuit it is permitted

Answer 594

oportere, oportuit it is necessary, it is proper

Answer 595

perturbare, perturbavi, perturbatum alarm, upset, throw into confusion

Answer 596

suscipere, suscēpi, susceptum undertake

Answer 597

tegere, tēxi, tectum cover

Answer 598

vīvere, vīxi, vīctum live, be alive

Answer 599

the van (front)

Answer 600

-e base, disgraceful; ugly

Answer 601

vehementis violent, forceful

Answer 602

cōnfīdere, cōnfīsus sum trust *semi-deponent

Answer 603

cōnsulere, cōnsului, cōnsultum consult; consult the interests of, take counsel for

Answer 604

dēesse, dēfui, dēfutūrus be lacking

Answer 605

ēripere, ēripui, ēreptum rescue

Answer 606

nocere, nocui, nocitum harm, injure

Answer 607

parcere, peperci, parsum spare

Answer 608

pārere, pārui, pāritum obey

Answer 609

placere, placui, placitum please

Answer 610

praeficere, praefēci, praefectum place over, place in command of

Answer 611

praeesse, praefui, praefutūrus be at the head of, be in command of

Answer 612

prōvidere, prōvīdi, prōvīsum foresee; provide for

Answer 613

rapere, rapui, raptum seize, snatch

Answer 614

resistere, restiti, ______ resist

Answer 615

solvere, solvi, solūtum loose, untie, set free; pay

Answer 616

studere, studui, ______ be eager for, desire

Answer 617

adulēscēntis, m young man, youth

Answer 618

-ae, f favor, influence; gratitude

Answer 619

mōris, m custom, habit

Answer 620

quiētis, f rest, sleep

Answer 621

rumōris, m rumor, murmur

Answer 622

sanguinis, m blood

Answer 623

voluntatis, f willingness, wish, consent

Answer 624

aperire, aperio, apertum open, expose

Answer 625

coepisse, copetum (defective) began

Answer 626

cōnsuēscere, cōnsuēvi, cōnsuētum become accustomed

Answer 627

iacere, iacui, iacitum lie

Answer 628

incolere, incolui, ______ inhabit, live in; dwell

Answer 629

iūvare, iūvi, iūtum help, aid

Answer 630

ridere, rīsi, rīsum smile, laugh; laugh at

Answer 631

rumpere, rūpi, ruptum burst, break

Answer 632

sūmere, sūmpsi, sūmptum take, assume

Answer 633

to feel gratitude

Answer 634

to be under an obligation

Answer 635

to show gratitude

Answer 636

beneficii, n kindness, favor

Answer 637

cohortis, f cohort

Answer 638

custōdis, m guard

Answer 639

-ūs, m cavalry

Answer 640

explōrātōris, m scout

Answer 641

īnfantis, m or f baby

Answer 642

-ae, f tear

Answer 643

laudis, f praise

Answer 644

lītoris, n shore

Answer 645

-ūs, m magistracy, public office; magistrate

Answer 646

mulieris, f woman, wife

Answer 647

opīniōnis, f opinion; expectation; reputation

Answer 648

plēbis, f the common people

Answer 649

-i, n rock, stone

Answer 650

uxōris, f wife

Answer 651

(adv) from there, thence

Answer 652

ascendere, ascendi, ascēnsum climb up

Answer 653

coniungere, coniūnxi, coniūnctum join together, unite

Answer 654

cōnscendere, cōnscendi, cōnscēnsum climb; board, go aboard

Answer 655

dēdūcere, dēdūxi, dēductum lead down, lead away; launch

Answer 656

dēferre, dētuli, dēlātum carry, bring; report

Answer 657

dēscendere, dēscendi, dēscēnsum descend

Answer 658

inire, inii, initum enter, begin

Answer 659

to adopt a plan

Answer 660

mereri, meritus sum deserve, earn

Answer 661

mīrari, mīratus sum wonder at, be surprised

Answer 662

morī, mortuus sum (fut. act. part. moritūrus) die

Answer 663

nāsci, nātus sum be born; be found

Answer 664

reficere, refēci, refectum repair, restore

Answer 665

reicere, reiēci, reiectum throw back, repulse

Answer 666

repellere, reppuli, repulsum drive back

Answer 667

reperire, repperi, repertum find, discover

Answer 668

reverti, reversus sum go back, return

Answer 669

tacere, tacui, tacitum be silent

Answer 670

tribere, tribuo, tribūtum assign, grant

Answer 671

vertere, verti, versum turn

Answer 672

dīiūdicare, dīiūdicavi, dīiūdicatum judge by discerning

Answer 673

certāminis, n contest, struggle

Answer 674

versare, versavi, versatum keep turning

Answer 675

contentiōnis, f exertion, effort

Answer 676

prōpellere, prōpuli, prōpulsum drive forth, drive away

Answer 677

complūrium i-stem several, a fair number, quite a number

Answer 678

-e uninjured

Answer 679

ambo, ambae, ambo amborum, ambarum, amborum ambobus, ambobus, ambobos ambos, ambas, ambo ambobus, ambobus, ambobus both

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