Capitulum XXXIII Flashcards
aciēs -ēī f
line of battle, battle, sight
ad-iungere
join to, add, attach
aetās -ātis f
age, lifetime, life
agmen -inis n
army on the march, file
amnis -is m
river
arduus -a -um
steep
caedere cecīdisse caesum
beat, fell, kill
caedēs -is f
killing, slaughter, blood
circum-dare
surround, put round
citerior -ius comp
nearer
citrā prp +acc
on this side of
cōgere co-ēgisse -āctum
compel, force, summon
cohors -rtis f
cohort, bodyguard
com-memorāre
mention
con-vocāre
call together
cōpulāre
join, connect
dēnī -ae -a
ten (each)
dēsīderāre
long for, miss
dīrus -a -um
dreadful
diū, comp diūtius, sup diūtissimē
long
ē-rumpere
break out
ef-fundere
shed, overflow, loosen
ēnsis -is m
sword
et-enim
and indeed, for
ex-currere -rrisse -rsum
run out, rush out
fatīgāre
tire out, weary, worry
ferē
about, almost, usually
fore īnf fut
be
gaudium -ī n
joy, delight
horrendus -a -um
dreadful
hortārī
encourage, urge
idōneus -a -um
fit, suitable, capable
imperātor -ōris m
general, emperor
īn-struere
draw up, arrange, equip
incolumis -e
unharmed, safe, intact
lēgātus -ī m
envoy, lieutenant, legate
legiō -ōnis f
legion
legiōnārius -a -um
legionary
mīlitāris -e
military
mūnīre
fortify, guard, construct
ōrdō -inis m
row, rank, order, class
ōtiōsus -a -um
leisured, idle
pāx pācis f
peace
plērī-que plērae- plēra-
most, most people
posterus -a -um
next, following
prae-stāre -stitisse
furnish, fulfill, surpass
praecipuē
especially, above all
prī-diē
the day before
prīvātus -a -um
private, holding no office
prō-currere -rrisse -rsum
run forward, charge
prō-gredī -ior -gressum
go forward, advance
proelium -ī n
battle
properāre
hurry
pūblicus -a -um
public, state-
quam-diū
how long, (as long) as
quaternī -ae -a
four (each)
quīnī -ae -a
five (each)
ratis -is f
raft
rīdiculus -a -um
ridiculous
rīpa -ae f
bank
secundum prp +acc
along, after, according to
sēnī -ae -a
six (each)
stipendium -ī n
soldier’s pay, service
studēre +dat
devote oneself to
studium -ī n
interest, study
tam-diū
so long, as long
trāns-ferre
transfer, convey, carry
trāns-īre -eō -iisse -itum
cross, pass, go over
trīnī -ae -a
three
ulterior -ius comp
farther, more distant
ultrā prp +acc, adv
beyond, further
ūnī -ae -a
one
valētūdō -inis f
health, illness
virtūs -ūtis f
valor, courage
vulnerāre
wound
vulnus -eris n
wound