Ad Alpes 1 Flashcards
progredior, progredi, progressus sum
to advance, proceed, go forward, go on, set out, travel
celeriter
quickly
iam
now, already, soon
puppis, -is, f.
deck, poop deck, stern
leniter
lightly, slowly
conspicio, -ere, -spexi, spectus
to see, sight, watch, view
postremo
finally, at last
iter facio, -ere, feci, factus
to make a journey
cum
with (+ abl.); when, since, although
quam
how, how greatly; than
denique
finally, at length
licet, licēre, licuit (impers.)
it is allowed, it is permitted, it is possible; (licet) to be sure, very well; although
revertor, -i, reversus sum
to return
tandem
finally
viso, -ere, visi, visus
to visit, see
moror, -ari, moratus sum
to linger, tarry, delay, visit, live
dum
while
hic
here, in this place
paenitet, paenitēre, paenituit (impers.)
it grieves
transigo, -igere, -egi, -actus
to handle; pass (time)
quinquennium, -ii, n.
five year period
domi
at home
cupio, -ire, cupivi, cupitus
to be eager, desire, want
notus, -a, -um
known
libentissime
most willingly, most gratefully
aspicio, -ere, aspexi, aspectus
see, view, catch sight of, notice, look at
reminiscor, -i
to recall, remember
tam
so; such
huc
to this place
proficiscor, -i, profectus sum
to set out, start, go, journey
subito
suddenly
gremium, -i, n.
lap, bosom, embrace
sagum, -i, n.
cloak
contego, -ere, -texi, contectus
to cover, conceal, screen
quae cum dixisset
when she had said these things
numquam
never
arte
closely
suadeo, -ēre, suasi, suasus
to urge, advise
camera, -ae, f.
room, cabin
increbresco, -ere, -crebui
to freshen, to increase in degree or intensity
paulo diutius
a little longer (in time)
se recipere
to betake oneself
ultro citroque ambulare
to pace
quondam
once, formerly
subitus, -a, -um
sudden
per multos annos
for many years
res ita se habebat
the situation was thus
impetum facere
to make an attack
pereo, perire, peri(v)i, peritus
to vanish, disappear, come to nothing, perish, die
incendo, -ere, incendi, incensus
to light, set fire to, inflame; inspire
submergeo, -ēre, -mersi, -mersus
to sink something, to drown something
quin etiam
indeed, as a matter of fact
impunitas, -tatis, f.
lack of punishment
audax (gen. audacis)
daring, bold, brave
adorior, -oriri, adortus sum
to attack; approach
veho, -ere, vexi, vectus
to draw, carry, transport, bring; (pass.) to travel, sail, proceed, journey
magistratus, -us, m.
an official, a magistrate
vereor, vereri, veritus sum
to fear, dread, respect; love
fugo, 1.
to rout, put to flight, defeat
scelestus, -i, m.
a male rascal, villain
tempto, 1.
to try, tempt
ut in vetere proverbio
as in the old saying
incipere multo est quam impetrare facilius
it is much easier to begin than to accomplish
consector, -ari, consectatus sum
to pursue, follow
praedas agere
to carry off booty, to drive spoils
acriter
keenly, fiercely
lacesso, -ere, -ivi, itus
to harass, attack
sexaginta diebus
in sixty days
pacis petendae causa
for the sake of seeking peace
cogo, -ere, coegi, coactus
to compel, force
pervenire in potestatem alicuius
to fall into the power of someone
quaero, -ere, quaesivi, quaesitus
to ask, seek, search
adhuc iuvenis
still a young man
interim
meanwhile
dimissi sunt pecuniam quaesitum
they were dispatched to seek money
redimo, -imere, -emi, -emptus
to buy back, ransom
relictus
having been abandoned, left behind
comiter
affably, kindly
iocatus
having joked
adfirmo, 1.
to affirm, declare, say
sumere summum supplicium de aliquo
to exact capital punishment from someone
scilicet
of course, indeed
adrideo, -ēre, adrīsi, arrisus
to smile (at), assent (to), laugh (at)
demum
at last, finally
pecuniā allatā
when the money had been brought
litus desertum
a deserted beach
expono, -ere, -posui, -positus
to expose; explain
statim
immediately
pergo, pergere, perrexi, perrectus
to go on, continue, proceed, journey, go
Miletus
Malta, an island
classe deductā
with a fleet (of ships) launched
subsequor, -i, subsecutus sum
to follow after
adficio, -ficere, -feci, -fectus
to affect, afflict, subject to
quasi per iocum
as if jokingly
minor, -ari, -atus sum
to threaten
quam vellem
how I would like
navigo, 1.
to sail
abscido, -ere, abscidi, abscissus
to cut off
maior natu
older
escendo, -ere, escendi, escensus
to climb, climb into, mount
noli te iactare
don’t put on airs, don’t boast
altercor, -ari, altercatus sum
to quarrel, wrangle
indecorus a um
unbecoming
tales dissentiones
such arguments
existimo, 1.
to value, estimate, reckon
to advance, proceed, go forward, go on, set out, travel
progredior, progredi, progressus sum
quickly
celeriter
now, already, soon
iam
deck, poop deck, stern
puppis, -is, f.
lightly, slowly
leniter
to see, sight, watch, view
conspicio, -ere, -spexi, spectus
finally, at last
postremo
to make a journey
iter facio, -ere, feci, factus
with (+ abl.); when, since, although
cum
how, how greatly; than
quam
finally, at length
denique
it is allowed, it is permitted, it is possible; (licet) to be sure, very well; although
licet, licēre, licuit (impers.)
to return
revertor, -i, reversus sum
finally
tandem
to visit, see
viso, -ere, visi, visus
to linger, tarry, delay, visit, live
moror, -ari, moratus sum
while
dum
here, in this place
hic
it grieves
paenitet, paenitēre, paenituit (impers.)
to handle; pass (time)
transigo, -igere, -egi, -actus
five year period
quinquennium, -ii, n.
at home
domi
to be eager, desire, want
cupio, -ire, cupivi, cupitus
known
notus, -a, -um
most willingly, most gratefully
libentissime
see, view, catch sight of, notice, look at
aspicio, -ere, aspexi, aspectus
to recall, remember
reminiscor, -i
so; such
tam
to this place
huc
to set out, start, go, journey
proficiscor, -i, profectus sum
suddenly
subito
lap, bosom, embrace
gremium, -i, n.
cloak
sagum, -i, n.
to cover, conceal, screen
contego, -ere, -texi, contectus
when she had said these things
quae cum dixisset
never
numquam
closely
arte
to urge, advise
suadeo, -ēre, suasi, suasus
room, cabin
camera, -ae, f.
to freshen, to increase in degree or intensity
increbresco, -ere, -crebui
a little longer (in time)
paulo diutius
to betake oneself
se recipere
to pace
ultro citroque ambulare
once, formerly
quondam
sudden
subitus, -a, -um
for many years
per multos annos
the situation was thus
res ita se habebat
to make an attack
impetum facere
to vanish, disappear, come to nothing, perish, die
pereo, perire, peri(v)i, peritus
to light, set fire to, inflame; inspire
incendo, -ere, incendi, incensus
to sink something, to drown something
submergeo, -ēre, -mersi, -mersus
indeed, as a matter of fact
quin etiam
lack of punishment
impunitas, -tatis, f.
daring, bold, brave
audax (gen. audacis)
to attack; approach
adorior, -oriri, adortus sum
to draw, carry, transport, bring; (pass.) to travel, sail, proceed, journey
veho, -ere, vexi, vectus
an official, a magistrate
magistratus, -us, m.
to fear, dread, respect; love
vereor, vereri, veritus sum
to rout, put to flight, defeat
fugo, 1.
a male rascal, villain
scelestus, -i, m.
to try, tempt
tempto, 1.
as in the old saying
ut in vetere proverbio
it is much easier to begin than to accomplish
incipere multo est quam impetrare facilius
to pursue, follow
consector, -ari, consectatus sum
to carry off booty, to drive spoils
praedas agere
keenly, fiercely
acriter
to harass, attack
lacesso, -ere, -ivi, itus
in sixty days
sexaginta diebus
for the sake of seeking peace
pacis petendae causa
to compel, force
cogo, -ere, coegi, coactus
to fall into the power of someone
pervenire in potestatem alicuius
to ask, seek, search
quaero, -ere, quaesivi, quaesitus
still a young man
adhuc iuvenis
meanwhile
interim
they were dispatched to seek money
dimissi sunt pecuniam quaesitum
to buy back, ransom
redimo, -imere, -emi, -emptus
having been abandoned, left behind
relictus
affably, kindly
comiter
having joked
iocatus
to affirm, declare, say
adfirmo, 1.
to exact capital punishment from someone
sumere summum supplicium de aliquo
of course, indeed
scilicet
to smile (at), assent (to), laugh (at)
adrideo, -ēre, adrīsi, arrisus
at last, finally
demum
when the money had been brought
pecuniā allatā
a deserted beach
litus desertum
to expose; explain
expono, -ere, -posui, -positus
immediately
statim
to go on, continue, proceed, journey, go
pergo, pergere, perrexi, perrectus
Malta, an island
Miletus
with a fleet (of ships) launched
classe deductā
to follow after
subsequor, -i, subsecutus sum
to affect, afflict, subject to
adficio, -ficere, -feci, -fectus
as if jokingly
quasi per iocum
to threaten
minor, -ari, -atus sum
how I would like
quam vellem
to sail
navigo, 1.
to cut off
abscido, -ere, abscidi, abscissus
older
maior natu
to climb, climb into, mount
escendo, -ere, escendi, escensus
don’t put on airs, don’t boast
noli te iactare
to quarrel, wrangle
altercor, -ari, altercatus sum
unbecoming
indecorus a um
such arguments
tales dissentiones
to value, estimate, reckon
existimo, 1.
