Caesar, BG 4.26

Question 1

ācriter acrius acerrimē

Answer 1

adv.,sharply, keenly, fiercely; vigorously, courageously; sup, ācerrimē.

Question 2

adgregō adgregāre adgregāvī adgregātus

Answer 2

collect; join to, attach;sīgnīs sē adgregāre,gather around the standards.

Question 3

adorior adorīrī adortus sum

Answer 3

rise, rise against, attack.

Question 4

aliquis aliquid and aliquī aliqua aliquod

Answer 4

indef. pron.,some one, any one; something, anything; some, any;aliquid novī cōnsilī,some new plan;aliquid,as adv.,somewhat.

Question 5

capiō capere cēpī captus

Answer 5

take, receive; seize, capture, catch; deceive, take in; reach, arrive at; move, affect, win over;coniectūram capere,draw an inference, guess;cōnsilium capere,form a plan;initium capere ā,begin at;quiētem capere,rest;dolōrem capere,feel pain.

Question 6

circumsistō circumsistere circumsistitī circumsistatus

Answer 6

take stand around, rally around, stand around, surround.

Question 7

compleō complēre complēvī complētus

Answer 7

fill up, fill, crowd; occupy, cover.

Question 8

cōnsequor cōnsequī cōnsecūtus sum

Answer 8

follow up, follow out, overtake; obtain, secure, attain; pursue, follow.

Question 9

cursus cursūs m.

Answer 9

running, speed; rate of speed; course, voyage; impetus.

Question 10

dēsum deesse defuī

Answer 10

fail, be lacking, be needed.

Question 11

firmiter

Answer 11

adv.,steadily, firmly.

Question 12

fortūna fortūnae f.

Answer 12

fortune, chance, luck; fate, lot; good fortune;pl.,property, possessions;extrēma fortūna,utmost peril.

Question 13

īnsistō –ere –stitī

Answer 13

take a stand upon; stand upon, stand;ratiōnem īnsistere,pursue a plan;in bellum īnsistere,devote oneself to war.

Question 14

labōrō labōrāre labōrāvī labōrātum

Answer 14

exert oneself, strive, labor; labor for; be in danger, be troubled, suffer.

Question 15

longē

Answer 15

adv.,far, at a distance; very much, by far;longē abesse,be far from, be of no avail;comp.longius,farther, longer, for a longer time.

Question 16

nāvigium –iī n.

Answer 16

vessel, boat.

Question 17

occurrō occurrere occurrī occursus

Answer 17

run against, fall in with, meet; run to; resist, face; be involved in; obviate, counteract; suggest itself, occur(to the mind).

Question 18

ōrdō ōrdinis m.

Answer 18

row, line; order; series; layer; rank, position, class; company of soldiers, century;prīmī ōrdinēs,first centurions;see Introd., p. 34.

Question 19

per–turbō –āre

Answer 19

to confuse

Question 20

prīstinus –a –um

Answer 20

former, previous, preceding; of old, original, pristine.

Question 21

prōsequor prōsequī prōsecūtus sum

Answer 21

follow up, pursue; escort, honor;līberāliter ōrātiōne prōsequī,dismiss with gracious words.

Question 22

quīcumque quaecumque quodcumque

Answer 22

indef. rel. pron.,whoever, whatever, whosoever; every one who, everything which, all who.

Question 23

scapha –ae f.

Answer 23

ship’s boat, skiff.

Question 24

servō servāre servāvī servātus

Answer 24

make safe, deliver; protect, keep, preserve, maintain, save; observe, watch, keep in view; lay up, store.

Question 25

singulāris singulāris singulāre

Answer 25

single, one by one; singular, matchless, extraordinary.

Question 26

speculātōrius –a –um

Answer 26

for observation;speculātōrium nāvigium,spyboat.

Question 27

subsidium subsidi(ī) n.

Answer 27

support, aid; protection; provision; troops in reserve, reserve; auxiliary troops.

Question 28

sumittō (submittō) –mittere –mīsī –missum

Answer 28

send to help, furnish as reinforcement; send.

Question 29

vadum –ī n.

Answer 29

shallow place, shoal; ford.

Question 30

vērō

Answer 30

adv.,in truth, in fact, indeed, certainly, surely; but, but in fact; while, however.