BG Vocab., Book 4.24-25

Question 0

egredior, egredī, egressus sum

Answer 0

come forth, depart, march out

Question 1

essedārius, -ī (m.)

Answer 1

soldier who fights from a 2-wheeled British war chariot

Question 2

plērumque (adv.)

Answer 2

mostly, very often

Question 3

PROHIBEO, prohibēre, prohibuī, prohibitum

Answer 3

keep out, away from; to prevent, prohibit

Question 4

quō . . . genere. . .

Answer 4

“with which kind. . .”

Question 5

nisi

Answer 5

except, unless, if not

Question 6

cōnstituī

Answer 6

Passive Infinitive; with ships = “to be anchored”

Question 7

impediō (4)

Answer 7

obstruct, hinder, delay, with feet = “to entangle”

Question 8

dēsiliō, dēsilīre, dēsiluī, desultum

Answer 8

to jump down from

Question 9

cōnsistō, cōnsistere, cōnstituī, —

Answer 9

to take a position, to stand, to keep one’s position; to stop, halt, remain, stay

Question 10

aridō (as substantive)

Answer 10

the dry land

Question 11

paulum (adv.)

Answer 11

a little, somewhat, slightly

Question 12

expedītus, -a, -um

Answer 12

unimpeded, with light arms, without baggage

Question 13

audācter

Answer 13

bravely, daringly

Question 14

coniciō, conicere, coniecī, coniectum

Answer 14

to hurl, throw, cast

Question 15

insuēfactus, -a, -um

Answer 15

unaccustomed

Question 16

incitō (1)

Answer 16

to set in motion, urge on, excite; to exasperate

Question 17

perterreō (2)

Answer 17

to frighten thoroughly

Question 18

imperītus, -a, -um

Answer 18

inexperience, ignorant, unskilled

Question 19

omnīnō

Answer 19

at all, altogether, only

Question 20

pedester, perdestris, perdestre

Answer 20

on foot

Question 21

studium, -iī (n.)

Answer 21

eagerness, devotion

Question 22

utēbantur

Answer 22

here: “they were showing”

Question 23

in pedestribus

Answer 23

here: “infantry battles on land”

Question 24

animadvertō, animadvertere, animadvertī, animadversum

Answer 24

to turn the mind to, to notice

Question 25

speciēs, specieī (f.)

Answer 25

sight, appearance

Question 26

inūsitātus, -a, -um

Answer 26

unusual, startling

Question 27

mōtus, mōtūs (m.)

Answer 27

motion, movement; uprising, disturbance

Question 28

ad latus apertum

Answer 28

“on the exposed flank”

Question 29

aperiō, aperīre, aperuī, apertum

Answer 29

to open

Question 30

onerārius, -a, -um (with ships)

Answer 30

transport or freight ships

Question 31

funda, fundae (f.)

Answer 31

sling

Question 32

tormentum, -ī (n.)

Answer 32

catapult

Question 33

rēmus, rēmī (m.)

Answer 33

oar

Question 34

sagitta, -ae (f.)

Answer 34

arrow

Question 35

“ūsuī nostrīs fuit”

Answer 35

it was of great use to, for us

Question 36

figūra, -ae (f.)

Answer 36

form, shape

Question 37

modo (adv.)

Answer 37

only, just, at least; (with time) just now

Question 38

permōtus, -a, -um

Answer 38

thoroughly frightened

Question 39

paulum modo

Answer 39

just a little

Question 40

pedem referre

Answer 40

to retreat

Question 41

cūnctor, cūnctārī, cūnctātus sum

Answer 41

to delay, hesitate, be reluctant

Question 42

aquila, -ae (f.)

Answer 42

eagle; military standard

Question 43

maximē (adv.)

Answer 43

especially

Question 44

obtestor, obtestārī, obstetātus sum

Answer 44

to call to witness, beseech, entreat

Question 45

commīlitiō, -ōnis (m.)

Answer 45

fellow soldier

Question 46

prōdō, prōdere, prōdidī, prōditum

Answer 46

to give forth, reveal, betray, hand down

Question 47

praestō, praestāre, prōstitī, prostātum

Answer 47

to stand or place before, exhibit; be superior, excel, surpass

Question 48

sē prōicere

Answer 48

to cast oneself, to jump

Question 49

cohortor, cohortārī, cohortātus sum

Answer 49

to encourage greatly, cheer

Question 50

inter sē

Answer 50

“each other”

Question 51

dēdecus, -oris (n.)

Answer 51

dishonor, disgrace

Question 52

admittō, admittere, admīsī, admissum

Answer 52

to admit, commit, incur

Question 53

appropinquō (1)

Answer 53

to come near to, approach

Question 54

ūniversus, -a, -um

Answer 54

all together, whole