English --> Latin Flashcards
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1
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advise
A
suadeo-ere, suasi, suasus/ monere
2
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caution
A
diligentia-ae. F
3
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hostage
A
Captivus-i: M
Obses-idis: C
4
Q
to be on guard, keep watch
A
cubias/custodias agere
5
Q
determination
A
constantia-ae. F
6
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on this side of
A
citra (acc.)
7
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EXHORT
A
hortor, hortari, hortatus sum
8
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prayers
A
preces -um. F (pl.)
9
Q
betray
A
prodo-ere-didi-ditus
10
Q
throw away
A
abjicio-ere-jeci-jectus
11
Q
plunder (verb)
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vastare; diripio-ere-ripui-reptus; spoliare
12
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plunder (noun)
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praeda-ae. F
13
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to storm (a city)
A
expugnare
14
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again
A
rursus
15
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again (a second time_
A
iterum
16
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off their guard
A
incautos
17
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infantry
A
peditatus-us M. –pedites-um M,pl
18
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intend, to
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in animo habere
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intend, I
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mihi in animo est
20
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send away/out
A
dimitto-ere, dimisi, dimissum
21
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in the evening
A
vesperi
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towards evening
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sub vesperi
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late at night
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multa nocte
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till late in the night
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ad multam noctem
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what news
quid novi
26
regiment
cohors-rtis. F
27
cross
transeo-ire-ii-itus
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to make a difference
interesse/referre
29
price
pretium -i. N
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low price
vili
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to help
iuvare, succurrere, subvenire
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to be a help
auxilio, subsidio esse
33
show oneself
se praebeo-ere-ui-itus
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immediatly
statim
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to be wrong
errar, erro, errando (past participle)
36
on purpose
consulto, de industria
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on purpose to
eo consilio ut
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for the purpose of
causa + genitive
39
for this purpose
ad hoc
40
restrain
tempero-are-avi-atus
41
burden
onus, oneris. N
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blame
culpo-are-avi-atus
43
to raise a siege
relinquo obsidionem, obsidione desisto,
44
reinforcements
supplementum-i N. novae capiae-arum F.pl
45
take up arms
arma sumo-ere, sumpsi, sumptum
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to condemn to death
capitis damnare
47
to the death
usque ad mortem
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to face death
mortem obeo
49
mock
irrideo-ere-risi-risum
50
perhaps
forsitan
51
waste time
tempus tero-ere, trivi, tritum
52
catch up
consequor-i-secutus sum
53
keep
conservo (1)
54
conspirator
coniuratus-i. m
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gather
colligo-ere-legi-lectum
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lead aside
deducere
57
in time
ad tempus
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stand for the consulship
consulatum peto
59
stealthily
furtim
60
deserter
transfuga-ae. m
| perfuga-ae. m
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entice
elicio-ere-licui-licitum
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refuse
nolo, recuso (1)
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surround, circle
cingo-ere, cinxi, cinctum
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reach
pervenio-ire
65
holding conference
colloquor
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battle
proelium-i. n
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summon
arcesso
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withdraw, retreat
se recipere, pedem referre
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so often, so many times
totiens
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such
talis-e
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then, next
deinde
72
upright
probus-a-um
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for only a brief period
paulisper
74
to go
ire, se conferre
75
daily
cotidie
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since, ago
abhinc
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Obtain, acquire
Potior-iri-itus sum
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Duty
Officium-i N
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Need (no more need of a ship)
Opus-eris N
80
too much, too little, enough, some
too much, too little, enough, some
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besiege
obsideo-ere-sidi, obsessum
82
at a low price (cheap, inexpensive)
vilis-e
83
cost
sto, stare, steti, status
84
farm
fundus-i m
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confidence
fiducia-ae F
86
Both
uterque, utraquem utrumque
87
an expression of nothingness
Floccus-i M (tuft/wisp of wool)
88
waste
tero-ere, trivi, tritum
89
The best soldiers
optimi
90
surrender (themselves)
se dedo
91
most
plerique-ae-a
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show
praesto-are-steti-status
93
but not
neque
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to be informed/told, to hear
certior fieri
95
sunset
occasum solis
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to block
obstuo-ere-struxi-structus
97
cut down, fall under
succido-ere-idi
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any superior officer
tribunus militum
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power, ability, control, dominion
potestas-atis F
100
press on
insto-are-stiti-statum
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take part in
intersum-esse-fui
102
meet
obviam eo + DAT
103
fit for
idoneus ad
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address
alloquor-i-locutus sum
105
approve
probo (1)
106
effort
conatus-us, labor-oris
107
waste time
tempus tero, trivi, tritum
108
whereupon
quo facto
109
possible
facere/fieri possum, posse, potui
110
we shall not prosper
non rem prospere geremus (we shall not wage this matter prosperously)
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fugitive
transfuga-ae f
