obstringo, -ere, obstrinxi, obstrictus
confine, involve, oblige
obses, obsidis
hostage, pledge, security
repeto, -ere, repetivi, repetitus
return to, get back, demand back
imploro, -are
appeal to, invoke, beg
recuso, -are
reject, refuse, refuse to
dicio, dicionis
authority, power, control
imperium, -i
command, authority, rule
iuro, -are
swear, call to witness, vow obedience to
postulo, -are
demand, claim, require
postulatum, -i
demand, request
occupo, -are
seize, gain, overtake
mensis, mensis
month
decedo, -ere, decessi, decessus
withdraw/retire, go off/away, depart
astutia, -ae
cunning, cleverness, astuteness
timor, timoris
fear, dread
lacto, -are
entice, lead on, induce, wheedle, cajole, dupe
insidio, -are
lie in wait (rob/assault), lie in ambush
tendicula, -ae
snare, trap
insons, insontis
guiltless, innocent
semita, -ae
path
fraus, fraudis
fraud, trickery (from fraudo, -dare)
increpatio, -ionis
rebuke, chiding, reproof
correptio, -ionis
seizure/attack, onset (disease), reproof/rebuke/censure
perfruor, perfrui, perfructus sum
have full enjoyment of, enjoy
corrumpo, -ere, corrupi, corruptus
spoil, rot, taint, contaminate
innitor, inniti, innisus sum
lean on, be supported by (+ abl)
umbilicus, -i
navel, middle, center (of country)
frux, fructis
crops (pl.) fruits, honest men
abicio, -ere, abjeci, abiectus
throw/cast away/down/aside; abandon
corripio, -ere, corrupui, correptus
seize, grasp, snatch up, sweep off
negotiatio, -ionis
business
ops, opis
power, might, influence
molior, moliri, molitus sum
struggle, labor, labor at
aemulo, -are
ape, imitate, emulate
deludo, -ere, delusi, delusus
decieve, dupe, play false sport
hactenus
as far as this, to this place (adv)
fido, -ere, fisus sum (semidep)
trust (in), have confidence (in) (w/ dat. or abl.)
metuo, -ere, metui, -
fear, be afraid, stand in fear of
nequitia, -ae
wickedness, idleness, negligence
tueor, tueri, tuitus sum
see, look at, protect
usurpo, -are
seize upon, usurp, use
exerceo, -ere, exercui, exercitus
exercise, train, drill
discrepo, -are
disagree, differ, vary, have differences (of opinion)
amussis, amussis
ruler, straight edge (tool), precision
deinceps
adv, in order, succession, turn, one after another
orno, -are
equip, dress, decorate
elogium, -i
clause added to will, inscription
segrego, -are
remove, separate
colloco, -are
place, put, set in order, arrange, station
iuxta
adv: nearly, near
adj: + acc. near, very close to
sublimus, -a, -um
high, lofty, eminent
utpote
adv. as, in as much as, namely
modestia, -ae
restraint, temperateness
occultus, -a, -um
hidden, secret (in occulto = in secret)
haveo, -ere, -, -
hail! (only imp. or inf.)
greeting, leaving
w/ inf = desire, wish fore
compello, -are
address, accost, speak to, call upon
intueor, intueri, intuitus sum
look at, consider, regard
precium, -i
price, reward
prex, precis
prayer, request
existimo, -are
value, esteem, form, hold opinion
inculco, -are
force upon, impress, drive home
egenus, -a, -um
in want of, destitute of
alioqui
adv. otherwise, in other respects, besides
quamobrem
conj. why, for what reason, on what account, on account of which
obtineo, -ere, obtinui, obtentus
get hold of, maintain, obtain
nimirum
adv. without doubt, evidently, forsooth
tracto, -are
draw, haul
traho, -ere, traxi, tractus
draw, haul, derive
invado, -ere, invasi, invasus
enter, attempt, invade, take possession of, attack (w/ in + acc.)
elatus, -a, -um
raised, reaching high level
effero, efferre, extuli, elatus
carry out, bring out
concedo, -ere, concessi, concessus
relinquish, give up, concede, depart, submit
excedo, -ere, excessi, excessus
pass, withdraw, exceed
sublevo, -are
lift up, raise, support
iuvo, -are
help, assist, aid, support
consenesco, -ere, consenui, -
grow old, grow old together
destituo, -ere, distituti, destitutus
fix/set in position, make fast, leave destitute
inspecto, -are
look at, observe
inspicio, -ere, inspexi, inspectus
examine, inspect, consider
nosco, -ere, novi, notus
get to know, learn, find out, become cognizant of
penuria, -ae
want, need, scarcity
tribuo, -ere, tribui, tributus
divide, assign, present, grant
seductio, -ionis
f. leading aside, separation
successio, -ionis
f. succession (to position/ownership + Gen.)
propago, -are
propagate, extend, enlarge
gigno, –ere, genui, genitus
give birth to, bring forth, bear, beget
posterus, -i
descendants, posterity
inclino, -are
bend, lower, incline, decay
morior, moriri, moritus sum
die, expire
incido, -ere, incidi, incasus
happen, fall into, fall in with
sector, sectari, sectatus sum
follow continually, pursue (with punishment)
negligo, -ere, neglixi, neglictus
disregard, neglect, ignore
pravitas, -atis
bad condition, viciousness, perverseness, depravity
praesens, -ntis
present, at hand, existing
labor, labi, lapsus sum
slip, slip and fall, slide
consentaneum, -i
concurrent circumstances (w/ est = it is fitting/reasonable/consistent)
statuo, -ere, statui, statutus
set up, establish, set, place
conservatio, -ionis
preservation, conservation, keeping (intact)
depravatio, -ionis
abnormality/deformity, deviation
exupero, -are
excel, overtop, surpass, overpower
transilio, -ire, transilui, -
jump across, leap over
perniciosus, -a, -um
destructive, dangerous
quotusquisque
how few (adv.)
demergo, -ere, demersi, demersus
submerge/sink, plunge/dip/immerse
aemulor, -ari, aemulatus sum
ape, imitate, emulate
rite
adv. duly, according to religious usage
exhibeo, -ere, exhibui, exhibitus
present, furnish, exhibit
nitor, niti, nisus sum
press/lean upon, struggle
destruo, -ere, destruxi, destructus
demolish, pull/tear down, ruin
instruo, -ere, instruxi, instructus
construct, build, prepare, draw up
aufero, auferre, abstuli, ablatus
bear/carry/take away, remove
derelinquo, -ere, dereliqui, derelictus
leave behind/abandon, discard, forsake
pervado, -ere, pervasi, pervasus
go or come through, spread through
agnosco, -ere, agnovi, agnitus
recognize, realize, discern
expeto, -ere, expeti, expetitus
ask for, desire, aspire to, demand
perfungor, perfungi, perfunctus sum
perform, discharge, have done with (+ abl.)
debacchor, -ari, debacchatus sum
rage, rave (like Bacchantes)
concinnus, -a, -um
set in order, neatly arranged/made
cohaereo, -ere, cohaesi, cohaesus
stick, cling, hold, grow together
testor, -ari, testatus sum
give as evidence, bear witness
lumbus, -i
loins