Book 6

Question 1

adloquor, i, locutus

Answer 1

address, accost

Example: He adloquor the crowd before his speech.

Question 2

a(d)spectus, üs m.

Answer 2

sight, vision, aspect

Question 3

averto, ere, 1, rsus

Answer 3

turn away, avert

Question 4

causa, de J.

Answer 4

cause, reason, occasion

Question 5

cedo, ere, cessi, cessus

Answer 5

yield, depart

Question 6

cieo, ere, civi, citus

Answer 6

stir (up), (a)rouse

Question 7

cog°, ere, coegi, coactus

Answer 7

force (together)

Question 8

credo, ere, didi, ditus

Answer 8

believe, trust (+dat.)

Question 9

discussus, us m.

Answer 9

departure, separation

Question 10

dolor, oris m.

Answer 10

grief, pain, passion, anger

Question 11

exstinguo, ere, inxi, inctus

Answer 11

quench, destroy, extinguish

Question 12

extrema, Orum n.

Answer 12

end, death, funeral

Question 13

extremus, a, um

Answer 13

final, last, utmost

Question 14

fides, ei J.

Answer 14

faith, honor, pledge

Question 15

figo, ere, xi, xus

Answer 15

fasten, fix, pierce

Question 16

funus, eris n.

Answer 16

funeral, death, disaster

Question 17

gradus, üs m.

Answer 17

step, gait, pace, stride

Question 18

invitus, a, um

Answer 18

unwilling, reluctant

Question 19

iuro (1)

Answer 19

swear (by), take oath

Question 20

iussum, i n.

Answer 20

command, order, behest

Question 21

lenio, ire, ivi, itus

Answer 21

soften, soothe, calm

Question 22

profundus, a, um

Answer 22

deep, profound, vast

Question 23

queò, quire, ivi (il), itus

Answer 23

be able, can

Question 24

sentus, a, um

Answer 24

rough, thorny

Question 25

sisto, ere, steti, status

Answer 25

stay, stop

Question 26

situs, üs m.

Answer 26

position; neglect; decay

Question 27

solum, 1 n.

Answer 27

ground, earth, soil

Question 28

subtraho, ere, traxi, tractus

Answer 28

withdraw

Question 29

torvus, a, um

Answer 29

fierce, grim, lowering

Question 30

tueor, eri, itus (tutus)

Answer 30

look (at), watch