Ch 36-41 Vocab Quiz Flashcards
Conspicio, -ere
To get sight of
Permoveo, Permovere
To move or stir up
Interpres, -etis
Interpreter
Colloquor, Colloqui
To speak, talk
Impetro, -are
To obtain
Interpono, -ere
To place between
Saucius, -a, -um
Wounded, bleeding
Communico, -are
To communicate
Excedo, -ere
To go from, withdraw from
Armo, -are
To arm, equip
Persevero, -are
To persist
Praesentia, -ae
The present, presence
Circum
Around
Centurio, -onis
Commander of a century, centurion
Abicio, -ere
To throw away
Paulatim
Little by little
Circumvenio, -venire
To come around, encircle
Conclamo, -are
To cry out together
Ululatus, -us
Howling, shouting
Perturbo, -are
To throw into confusion
Aquilifer, -feri
An eagle bearer
Aquila, -ae
Eagle
Vallum
Earthworks, rampart, palisade
Proicio, -ere
To throw forth
Oppugnatio, -onis
Storming, assaulting
Noctu
By night
Desperatus, -a, -um
Desperate
Elabor, -i
To escape from
Incertus, -a, -um
Uncertain
Hibernus, -a, -um
Referring to Winter
Equitatus, -us
Cavalry, horseymen
Finitimus, -a, -um
Bordering on, neighboring
Intermitto, -ere
To leave off, omit
Peditatus, -us
Infantry
Subsequor, -sequi
To follow close after, to succeed
Demonstro, -are
To set free
Concito, -are
To rouse, arouse, cause to rise
Libero, -are
To set free
Ulciscor, -i
To punish
Occasio, -onis
Opportunity
Dimitto, -ere
To send in all directions, dispatch
Intereo, -ere
To perish
Opprimo, -primere
To press upon, press down
Hiemo, -are
To pass the winter
Profiteor, -fiteri
To acknowledge openly
Adiutor, -oris
Assistant, supporter
Persuadeo, -ere
To bring over by talking, to convince, to persuade
Confestim
Promptly, with all haste
Improvisus, -a, -um
Unexpectedly
Advolo, -are
To fly to, move quickly
Perfero, -ferre
To endure
Lignatio, -onis
A procuring of wood
Munitio, -onis
A defending, fortification
Repentinus, -a, -um
Sudden
Adventus, -us
A coming, an approach
Intercipio, -ere
To intercept
Circumvenio, -ire
To come around, encircle
Cliens, -entis
Client, follower
Oppugno, -are
To attack
Concurro, -ere
To run together, to assemble in multitude
Conscendo, -ere
To mount, climb up
Sustento, -are
To hold out, endure
Celeritas, -atis
Swiftness, speed
Adipiscor, -i
To achieve
Confido, -ere
To have complete trust, to rely on
Obsideo, -ere
To sit, stay
Comporto, -are
To bear, bring down
Turris, -is
Siege tower
Admodum
Very much
Centum
One hundred
Excito, -are
To call forth, rise up
Incredibilis
Incredible, unbelievable
Perficio, -ere
To accomplish, carry through
Compleo, -ere
To fill up
Pridie
The day before, yesterday
Resisto, -ere
To maintain ones position, resist
Deinceps
One after the other
Nocturnus, -a, -um
Of or belonging to the night
Intermitto, -ere
To leave off, intermit
Vulnero, -are
To wound
Facultas, -atis
Capability, power
Quietus, -a, -um
Quiet, at rest
Quicumque
Whoever, whichever, whatever
Oppugnatio, -onis
Storming, assault
Praeuro, -ere
To burn at the point
Sudis, -is
Post, stake
Muralis, -e
Of the wall, mural
Pilum, -i
Spear
Contabulo, -are
To furnish or cover with boards
Pinna
Bulwark
Iorica, -ae
A leather cuirass
Cratis, -is
Hurdle, wickerwork
Attexo, -ere
To construct upon
Tenuis, -e
Insignificant, precarious
Valetudo, valetudinis
Health, state of health
Ultro
To the farther side, beyond
Concursus, -us
Running together, rally
Commemoro, -are
To recall, be mindful
Ostento, -are
To present, to view, to show
Quisquam
Whoever, whichever
Praesidium
Garrison
Diffido, -ere
To distrust
Recuso, -are
To refuse
Inveterasco, -ere
To gain permanent foothold, become established
Consuetudo, -inis
Custom, habit
Incolumnis, -e
Unharmed
Adiutor, -oris
Helper, aide
Iustitia, -ae
Justice, equity
Impetro, -are
To obtain
