DBG 6.15-6.17

Question 1

Usus, us

Answer 1

Use, experience, need

Question 2

Fere

Answer 2

Almost

Question 3

Infero, inferre, intuli, illatus

Answer 3

To bring/carry in

Question 4

Amplus, a, um

Answer 4

Great, large, distinguished

Question 5

Ambactus, i

Answer 5

Vassal

Question 6

Nosco, noscere, novi, notus

Answer 6

To get to know, learn, find out

Question 7

Natio, nationis

Answer 7

Nation, people, race

Question 8

Dedo, dedere, dedidi, deditus

Answer 8

To give up, surrender

Question 9

Morbus, i

Answer 9

Sickness, weakness

Question 10

Verso, Versace, Versavi, Versatus

Answer 10

To turn passive: to be engaged in, fight

Question 11

Immolo, immolare, immolavi, immolatus

Answer 11

To sacrifice

Question 12

Voveo, vovere, Vovi, Votum

Answer 12

To vow, dedicate

Question 13

Administer, administri

Answer 13

Attendant, priest

Question 14

Numen, numenis

Answer 14

Divine will

Question 15

Simulacrum, i

Answer 15

Image, state

Question 16

Exanimo, exanimare, axanimavi, exanimatus

Answer 16

To kill

Question 17

Noxia, ae

Answer 17

Crime

Question 18

Innocens, Innocentis

Answer 18

Harmless, innocent

Question 19

Colo, cohere, colui, cultus

Answer 19

To worship

Question 20

ars, artis

Answer 20

Skill, craft, art

Question 21

Fero, ferre, tuli, latus

Answer 21

To consider

Question 22

Quaestus, us

Answer 22

Gain, profit

Question 23

Morbus, i

Answer 23

Sickness, weakness

Question 24

Depello, Depellere, Depuli, Depulsus

Answer 24

To repel, remove

Question 25

Initium, i

Answer 25

Beginning

Question 26

Dimico, dimicare, dimicavi, dimicatus

Answer 26

To fight, battle, contend

Question 27

Confero, conferre, contuli, collatus

Answer 27

To bring together, collect

Question 28

Tumulus, i

Answer 28

Mound, tomb

Question 29

Quispiam, quaepiam, quodpiam

Answer 29

Anyone, anything

Question 30

occulto, occultare, occultavi, occultatus

Answer 30

To hide, conceal

Question 31

Supplicium, i

Answer 31

Punishment, penalty