BG Vocab., Book 5.28-29 Flashcards
audeō, audēre, ausus sum
to dare
dēferō, dēferre, dētulī, dēlatum
to carry, take, report, bring before, bestow
repentīnus, -a, -um
sudden, unexpected, hasty
etsī
even if, although
maximē
especially
permoveō, -movēre, mōvī, mōtum
to move thoroughly, to incite
exsistō, -sistere, stitī, –
to stand or come forth, appear, arise, ensue
ignōbilis, -e
unknown, undistinguished
itaque
and so
complūrēs
several, many, a great many
tribūnus, -ī militum (m.)
military tribune
vulnus, vulneris (n.)
wound
ultrō
voluntarily, besides, moreover
testimōnium, -ī (n.)
testimony, evidence, proof
temerē
rashly, blindly, without good reason
quantusvīs, quantavīs, quantumvīs
as great as you wish, however great
muniō (4)
to defend with a wall, fortify
intereā
meanwhile
iniussū
without command
impetus, impetūs (m.)
force, vehemence
rēs frumentāria
grain supply, provisions
rem esse testimōniō (id), quod
“the thing for proof was this, namely that”
“the proof of this was the fact that”
levis, leve
slight, light-minded, silly, fickle, inconstant
auctōre hoste
“on the authority of an enemy”
summīs rēbus
“matters of life and death”
adiungō, -iungere, iūnxī, iūnctum
to attach, join to
aliter
otherwise
clamitō (1)–frequentative verb
to cry out repeatedly
contemptiō, -ōnis (f.)
disdain, contempt
cōnsulō, -sulere, -suluī, -sultum
to take counsel, to consult, to consider
subsum, subesse, subfuī, –
to be under, to be near at hand
tot
so many
redigō, redigere, redēgī, redactum
to bring back, to render, to make, to reduce
rēs militāris
military matters, warfare
postrēmō
finally, at last
certā rē
“irrefutable proof”
famēs, famis (f.)
starvation, famine
longinquus, -a, -um
distant, remote
obsidiō, obsidiōnis (f.)
siege, blockade
dissentiō, -sentīre, sēnsī, sēnsum
differ, disagree