De Bello Gallico 6.16

Question 1

administer, administri m.

Answer 1

attendant, priest

Question 2

admodum (adv.)

Answer 2

literally: up to the measure; very much, very; with numbers, fully; with negative: at all

Question 3

afficio, afficere, affeci, affectum

Answer 3

to do to, to treat, to affect; to afflict

Question 4

dedo, dedere, dedidi, deditum

Answer 4

to give up, to give over, to yeild, to surrender; to devote;

Question 5

se dedere

Answer 5

to submit, to surrender

Question 6

deus, dei (nom. pl. dii, dat. pl. dis) m.

Answer 6

god

Question 7

Druides, Druidum m.

Answer 7

the Druids, the priests of the Celts in Gaul and Britain

Question 8

immolo, immolare, immolavi, immolatum

Answer 8

to sacrifice

Question 9

immortalis, immortale

Answer 9

not mortal, immortal, deathless

Question 10

instituo, instituere, institui, institutum

Answer 10

to set up or put in order, to draw up; to train, to educate; to procure, to prepare; to build, to construct; to begin, to determine, to decide upon, to adopt

Question 11

morbus, morbi m.

Answer 11

illness, sickness, disease

Question 12

natio, nationis f.

Answer 12

people, tribe, nation

Question 13

nisi (conj.)

Answer 13

if not, except, unless

Question 14

numen, numinis n.

Answer 14

divinity, god; divine force or will

Question 15

ob (prep. with acc.)

Answer 15

on account of, for

Question 16

placo, placare, placavi, placatus

Answer 16

to appease, to please

Question 17

publice (adv.)

Answer 17

publicly, in the name of the state, on behalf of the state

Question 18

publicus

Answer 18

public

Question 19

reddo, reddere, redidi, reditum

Answer 19

to give back, to return, to restore; to give or return something due or owed; to make or cause to be; to render

Question 20

religio, religionis f.

Answer 20

religion

Question 21

religiones, religionium (f. pl.)

Answer 21

religious ceremonies, rites; superstitions

Question 22

sacrificium, sacrificii n.

Answer 22

to sacrifice

Question 23

sacer

Answer 23

sacred

Question 24

verso, versare, versavi, versatus

Answer 24

to turn; to deal with; (pass. as deponent): to turn oneself; to be, to remain; to be engaged in; to fight

Question 25

victima, victimae f.

Answer 25

victim; a sacrificial animal

Question 26

vita, vitae f.

Answer 26

life, lifestyle

Question 27

voveo, voveēre, vovi, votum

Answer 27

to vow

Question 28

compleo, complēre, complēvi, completum

Answer 28

to fill up, to complete; to cover

Question 29

comprehendo, comprehendere, comprehendi, comprehensum

Answer 29

to lay hold of, to seize, to arrest

Question 30

contexo, contexere, contexui, contextum

Answer 30

to weave or to bind together, to connect

Question 31

deficio, deficere, defeci, defectum

Answer 31

to fail, to be insufficient

Question 32

descendo, descendere, decscendi, descensum

Answer 32

to climb down, to go down, to descend; to have recourse (to), to resort

Question 33

exanimo, exanimare, exanimavi, exanimatus

Answer 33

to deprive of breath, to render breathless, to exhaust; to kill

Question 34

flamma, flammae f.

Answer 34

fire, blaze

Question 35

furtum, furti n.

Answer 35

theft

Question 36

gratia, gratiae f.

Answer 36

favor, goodwill, gratitude, esteem, influence, popularity

Question 37

immanis, immane

Answer 37

huge, immense

Question 38

immortalis, immortale

Answer 38

not mortal, immortal, deathless

Question 39

innocens, innocentis

Answer 39

not harmful, innocent

Question 40

latrocinium, latrocini n.

Answer 40

robbery, brigandage

Question 41

magnitudo, magnitudinis f.

Answer 41

large size

Question 42

membrum, membri n.

Answer 42

limb

Question 43

noxia, noxiae f.

Answer 43

crime, offense

Question 44

simulacrum, simulacri n.

Answer 44

image, statue

Question 45

succendo, succendere, succendi, succensum

Answer 45

to set on fire below, to kindle, to burn

Question 46

supplicium, supplicii n.

Answer 46

humiliation; sacrificing; humble request or petition, supplication; punishment, penalty, torture

Question 47

vimen, vimenis n.

Answer 47

a bendable stick, wicker, switch, osier

Question 48

vivus, viva, vivum

Answer 48

alive, living

Question 49

modus, modi m.

Answer 49

measure; bound, limit, manner, method

Question 50

statuo, statuere, statui, statutum

Answer 50

to set up, to station, to establish; to erect

Question 51

nascor, nasci, natus sum

Answer 51

to be born, to be begotten to arise, to proceed; to grow, to spring forth

Question 52

sacer, sacra, sacrum

Answer 52

sacred, holy, dedicated to a divinity; devoted to a divinity for sacrifice, accursed, fated to destruction; divine, celestial; execrable, detestable, horrible, infamous; criminal, impious, wicked, abominable, cursed

Question 53

prehendo, prehendere, prehendi, prehensum

Answer 53

to lay hold of, to seize, to grasp, to grab, to snatch to take, to catch; to detain someone in order to speak with him, to accost, to lay or catch hold of; to take by surpirse, to catch in the act

Question 54

scando, scandere, scandi, scansum

Answer 54

to climb, to ascend, to mount; to clamber

Question 55

anima, animae f.

Answer 55

soul, spirit, life; air, breeze; breath

Question 56

texo, texere, texui, textum

Answer 56

to weave; to plait, to intertwine

Question 57

gratus, grata, gratum

Answer 57

pleasing, acceptable, agreeable, welcome; dear, beloved; grateful, thankful

Question 58

latro, latronis m.

Answer 58

mercenary; highwayman; brigand; chessman, pawn

Question 59

plico, plicare, plicui, plicatum

Answer 59

to fold, to bend or flex, to roll up