Supo Unit 56-60 Flashcards by Rachel N.

obvius -a -um

adj

in the way, opposing

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mala, malae

(f) cheek

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suadeo suadere suasi suasum

to advise, to persuade

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capto captare captavi captatum

to grasp at, to captivate

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civilis -e

adj

relating to a Roman citizen, civil

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no nare navi natum

to swim

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tribus, tribus

(f) tribe

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depono deponere deposui depositum

to place, to put down

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designo designare designavi designatum

to mark out, to arrange

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demonstro demonstrare demonstravi demonstratum

to show, to demonstrate

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dulcis -e

adj

sweet

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interdum

adv

sometimes, occasionally

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pontus, ponti

(m) sea

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superbus -a -um

adj

proud, arrogant

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adicio adicere adieci adiectum

to throw at, to add

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adiungo adiungere adiunxi adiunctum

to add on, to join

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indicium, indicii

(n) sign, evidence

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flecto flectare flexi flectum

to bend

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incolumnis -e

adj

unharmed, safe

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municipium, municipii

(n) township

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pontens

adj

powerful, capable

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dolus, doli

(m) trick, deceit, fraud

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resisto resistere restiti

to stop, to resist

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vincio vincire vinxi vinctum

to bind, to tie up

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supersum superesse superfui superfuturum

to be above, to survive

egregius -a -um

adj outstanding, excellent

rumor, rumoris

(m) noise, gossip, rumour

concurro concurrere concurri concursum

to run together, to concur

intereo interire interii interitum

to die

pingo pingere pinxi pictum

to paint, to colour

privatus -a -um

private

rumpo rumpere rupi ruptum

to break, to smash

invado invadere invasi invasum

to go in, to attack, to invade

mora, morae

(f) delay, pause

contentio, contentionis

(f) dispute, contention

ter

adv three times, thrice

navigo navigare navigavi navigatum

to sail, to navigate

contumelia, contumeliae

(f) insult

venenum, veneni

(n) poison, drug

corrumpo corrumpere corrupi corruptum

to destroy, to weaken, to corrupt

hospitium, hospitii

(n) hospitality

deficio deficere defeci defectum

to revolt, to fail

delecto delectare delectavi delectatum

to delight

mano manare manavi manatum

to drip, to flow

humanitas, humanitatis

(f) humanity, human nature

indulgeo indulgere indulsi indulsum

to gratify, to indulge in

passus, passi

(m) step, pace, stride

lugeo lugere luxi luctum

to mourn, to grieve

robur, roboris

(n) oak, strength

paternus -a -um

adj fatherly

simulacrum, simulacri

(n) likeness, painting, statue

comes, comitis

fessus -a -um

adj tired, exhausted

minimus -a -um

adj smallest

dimico dimicare dimicavi dimicatum

to struggle, to fight

nudus -a -um

adj naked, bare

hiems, hiemis

(f) winter, storm

perpetuus -a -um

adj continuous, perpetual

prudens

adj prudent, clever, wise

error, erroris

(m) wandering, error, mistake

tracto tractare tractavi tractatum

to drag, to pull

fluvius, fluvii

(m) river

hostilis -e

adj hostile

audax

adj bold, daring

dives

adj rich, wealthy

innocens

adj innocent, harmless

taurus, tauri

(m) bull

intendo intendere intendi intentum

to extend, to direct, to intend

liber, liberis

(m) book

subsidium, subsidii

(n) aid, help

os, ossis

(n) bone

persuadeo persuadere persuasi persuasum

to persuade, to convince

solum, soli

(n) base, bottom, earth

orbis, orbis

(m) circle, wheel

venia, veniae

(f) indulgence, pardon

consumo consumere consumpsi consumptum

to consume, to destroy

tero terere trivi tritum

to rub

acerbus -a- um

adj bitter

vates, vatis

(m) seer, prophet

compono componere composui compositum

to put together, to arrange, to compose

inopia, inopiae

(f) poverty, need

recedo recedere recessi recessum

to withdraw, to recede

bracchium, bracchii

(n) arm

secundum

adv, prep + acc after, behind

sperno spernere sprevi spretum

to reject, to spurn

bos, bovis

eximo eximere exemi exemptum

to take away, to remove

extrenus -a -um

adj outside, foreign, strange

explico explicare explicavi explicatum

to unfold, to explain

gravitas, gravitatis

(f) weight, seriousness, gravity

cogitatio, cogitationis

(f) thinking, reflection

penitus

adv inwardly, internally, entirely

corripio corripere corripui correptum

to seize, to plunder

humanus -a -um

adj human

erigo erigere erexi erectum

to raise up, to erect, to excite

quot

adj, indec how many, so many

spectaculum, spectaculi

(n) show, spectacle

turris, turris

(f) tower

avus, avi

(m) grandfather

apertus -a -um

adj open

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