Challenging Terms Flashcards
porta
gate
porto
carry, bring
exercitus
army
pulsu
having been driven
ipse
himself, herself, itself (reflexive)
reliquere
to leave, to leave behind
alius
other, another, else
surgo
to stand, to rise
quam
than, how?, how!, as…as possible
peto
to beg, to seek to make for, to ask for
tuli
to bring, to carry (perfect)
iacio
to throw
iaceo
to lie down
raptus
to seize, to grab
doceo
to teach
cognosco
to get to know, to find out
sto
to stand
secutus
to follow
simulac
as soon as
quaero
to search for, to look for, to ask
pax
peace
reddo
to give back, to restore
spectare
to look at, to watch
nescio
to not know
emptus
having been bought
puto
to think
sperare
to hope, to expect
tantus
so great
refero
to bring back, to report, to tell
modus
manner, way, kind
in + accusative
into, onto
in + ablative
in, on
tot
so many
talis
such
ut (indicative)
as, when
trado
to hand over
copiae
troops, forces
tollo
to lift up, to hold
aufero
to steal
cura
care, worry
hodie
today
se sui
himself, herself, itself (reflexive)
coactus
having been forced, having been compelled
heri
yesterday
convenire
to gather
nisi
unless
versus
having been turned
celo
to hide
proficiscor
to set out
quot?
how many
audeo
dare
gero
to wage, to wear
qualis?
what sort of?
gaudere
to rejoice, to please
proelium
battle
quo?
to where
pello
to drive
umquam
ever
patria
country, homeland
latus
having been carried
sublatus
having been held up
pati
to suffer, to endure
supero
to overcome
opprimo
to overpower
primo
at first
fero
bring, carry, bear
confeci
to finish, to wear out
positus
having been put, placed, set up
cras
tomorrow
princeps
chief, emperor
num
whether
quidam
certain
ago
to do, to act, to drive
potui
i was able
ita
in this way
comitis
companion
sedeo
to sit
tam
so
ianua
door
unde
from where
diligens
careful
poenas do
to pay the penalty
num?
surely not
nonne?
surely?
paene
almost
discessi
to leave
posui
to put, to place, to set up
pauci
a few
imperium
power
imperator
leader