Supo Unit 21-25 Flashcards by Rachel N.

malo malle malui

to prefer

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senex (senis)

old man, old

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flumen, fluminis

(n) river

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cogito cogitare cogitavi cogitatum

to think about, to consider

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validus

strong, healthy, powerful

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epistula, epistulae

letter

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oppidum, oppidi

(n) town

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taceo tacere tacui tacitum

to be silent, to be quiet

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subeo subire subivi subitum

to go under

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desum deesse defui defuturum

to be absent, to be lacking, to fail

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fallo fallere fefelli falsum

to decieve, to trick

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labor, laboris

(m) work, toil

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voluntas, voluntatis

(f) will, wish

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agmen, agminis

(n) crowd, mass

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scilicet

adv

actually, certainly, namely

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statim

adv

at once

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regnum, regni

(n) reign

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clarus

adj

clear, bright, famous

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decerno decerenere decrevi decretum

to decide

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imperator, imperatoris

(m) general, emperor

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dignus

adj

worthy, deserving

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religio, religionis

(f) religion, reverence, superstition

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edeo edere edidi editum

to give out, to bring forth, to produce

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inimicus

adj

unfriendly, hostile

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itaque

adv therefore

patrius

adj fatherly

sine

prep + acc without

iuvenis

adj young

medius

adj middle, central

negotium, negotii

(n) work, business

praeda, praedae

(f) booty, plunder, loot

defero deferre detuli delatum

to bring down, to transport

acies, aciei

(f) edge, battle line

reliquus

adj rest, remainder

colo colere colui cultum

to live in, to cultivate

gloria, gloriae

(f) glory, fame

specto spectare spectavi spectatum

to look at, to watch

gener, generi

(m) son-in-law

mulier, mulieris

(f) woman, wifeadve

advenio advenire adveni adventum

to arrive

volvo volvere volui volutum

to turn, to roll

comparo comparare comparavi comparatum

to compare

confero conferre contuli conlatum

to bring together, to hire, to serve

metuo metuere metui metutum

to fear

diligo diligere dilexi dilectum

to prize, to love

efficio efficere effeci effectum

to make, to effect, to accomplish

summus

adj highest

posterus

adj next, following

prope

adv, prep + acc close, near

victor, victoris

(m) conqueror

silva, silvae

(f) forest, wood

pugna, pugnae

(f) fight, battle

caedo caedere cecidi caesum

to strike, to cut down, to kill

scelus, sceleris

(n) crime, evil

munus, muneris

(n) office, duty, present, gift

impetus, impetus

(m) attack, force

proelium, proelii

(n) battle, fight

soror, sororis

(f) sister

etsi

conj although, yet

amitto amittere amisi amissum

to send away, to dismiss

statuo statuere statui statutum

to place, to locate, to establish

traho trahere traxi tractum

to drag, to pull

inde

adv from there, thence, then

tunc

adv then

odium, odii

(n) hatred

auctor, auctoris

(m) author, maker

similis

adj like, similar

discedo discedere discessi discessum

to depart, to disperse

tandem

adv at last, finally

levis

(adj) light, quick, trifling

quando

adv, conj when

argentum, argenti

(n) silver

velut

adj just as, as if

numen, numinis

(n) nod, divine will

muto mutare mutavi mutatum

to change, to alter

virgo, virginis

(f) virgin, maiden

orno ornare ornavi ornatum

to prepare, to decorate

retineo retinere reinui retentum

to hold back, to restrain

liceo licet licere licui

it is permitted

vito vitare vitavi vitatum

to avoid

beneficium, beneficii

(n) favour, benefit

impero imperare imperavi imperatum

to order, to command

equidem

part. indeed

pareo parere parui paritum

to obey, to be apparent

infero, inferre, intuli, inlatum

to carry in, to infer

reperio reperire reperi repertum

to find

vetus

adj old, ancient

cohors, cohortis

(f) cohort

vultus, vultus

(m) expression, face

pertineo pertinere pertinui pertentum

to relate, to pertain to

profiscor profisci profectus sum profecsum

to set out, to depart

nobilis

adj well-known, remarkable, noble

sero

adv late, too late

eripio eripere eripui ereptum

to snatch away, to take by force

transeo transire transivi transitum

to go beyond, to pass over

familia, familiae

famil

tamquam

just as, as if

vulnus, vulneris

(n) wound, injury

augeo augere auxi auctum

to increase, to grow

aufero auferre abstuli ablatum

to carry away, to remove

classis, classis

(f) class, fleet

Supo Unit 21-25 Flashcards

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