III Flashcards
accidit -cidere -cidit
it happens
acutus -a -um
sharp, pointed
adeo
to such an extent
adimo -imere -emi -emptum
- take away
aditus -us
m. - approach
aes aeris
n. - bronze, anything made of bronze, money
aether -eris
m. - (upper) air
aevum -i
n. - an age, era, lifetime
agrestis -is -e
- of the country, rustic
agger -eris
m. - rampart
ait
- he says, he said
ala -ae
f. - wing (of bird or army)
amplector -ecti -exus sum
- embrace
amplius (adv.)
- more, further, besides
angustiae -arum
f.pl. - narrow place, defile, difficulty, distress
animadverto -vertere -verti -versum
notice, blame
appareo (2)
- appear, be seen
aquila -ae
f. - eagle, legionary standard
ara -ae
f. - altar
arceo-ere-cui-citus
- keep away, keep off (trans.)
aridus -a -um
- dry
astrum -i
n. - star
auctor -oris
m. - person responsible for, instigator,
originator
auctoritas -atis
f. - authority, influence
aura -ae
f. - breeze, air
avidus -a -um
- greedy, eager for
bos bovis
m. - ox
caecus -a -um
- blind
caedes -is
f. - murder, slaughter
carcer -eris
m. - prison
careo carere carui caritum
(+ abl.) - lack, be without
casus -us
m. - fall, chance, happening
certamen -inis
n. - struggle, contest
certo (1)
- fight, struggle
cervix -icis
f. - neck
cingo cingere cinxi cinctum
- surround, wreathe, gird
circumdo -dare -dedi -datum
surround
civilis -is -e
civil, civic, polite
clam (adv. and prep. + acc.)
- secretly, unknown to
cohortor (1)
- encourage
coma -ae
f. - hair, foliage
comes comitis
c. - companion, friend
comminus (adv.)
at close quarters
committo -mittere -misi -missum
- join, commit, trust
commodum -i
n. - advantage, profit
commodus -a -um
- suitable, convenient, favourable
comparo (1)
- procure, obtain
comperio -perire -perui -pertum
- find out, discover
compleo -plere -plevi -pletum
- fill up (trans.)
condo condere condidi conditum
- found, establish, store up, hide, bury
coniuro (1)
- conspire, plot
consentio -sentire -sensi -sensum
- agree
conspectus -us
m. - sight, view
conspicuus -a -um
- visible, remarkable
constans (gen. -antis)
- firm, steady, resolute
constantia -ae
f. - firmness of character, courage
constat -stare -stitit
- it is agreed
contineo -tinere -tinui -tentum
- enclose, hold back, contain
coram (adv. and prep. + abl.)
(adv. and prep. + abl.) - openly, in the presence of
crus cruris n.
- leg
cubo cubare cubui cubitum
- lie down
cunctus -a -um
- all
curia -ae
f. - senate-house
currus -us
m. - chariot
cursus -us
m. - running, course, journey
decorus -a -um
- elegant, beautiful, fitting
deditio -onis
f. - surrender
deficio -ficere -feci -fectum
- desert, fail, run short
deligo -ligere -legi -lectum
- choose, select
demens (gen. -entis)
- mad
desino -sinere -sii -situm
- cease, desist from
despero (1)
- despair
desum deesse defui
- be absent, fail, be lacking
deterreo (2)
- frighten away, deter
dignitas -atis
f. - dignity, rank, grandeur
diligo -ligere -lexi -lectum
- love
dirus -a -um
- dreadful, frightening
discrimen -inis
n. - crisis, difference
dissimulo (1)
- pretend not to, disguise, conceal
dolus -i
m. - trick, deception
donec
- until
duro (1)
- last, endure
en
- look!
efficio -ficere -feci -fectum
- cause, accomplish, perform
eminus (adv.)
- at a distance, from a distance
etsi
- although, even if
evenio -venire -veni -ventum
- happen, result
excelsus -a -um
- high
existimo (1)
- value, think
experientia -ae
f. - experience
experior -periri -pertus sum
- try, attempt, experience
explorator -oris
m. - scout, spy
exterior (gen. -oris)
- on the outside
extra
(adv. and prep. + acc.) - outside
extremus -a -um
- furthest, utmost, last
fames famis
f. - hunger
fas (indecl.)
- right, what is allowed
faveo favere favi fautum
(+ dat.) - favour, support
ferreus -a -um
- made of iron, cruel
fera -ae
f. - wild animal
fido fidere fisus sum
(+ dat.) - trust, rely upon
figo figere fixi fictum
- fix, attach, transfix
fossa -ae
f. - ditch, trench
foedus -a -um
- foul
formosus -a -um
- beautiful
fortitudo -inis
f. - bravery
forsitan
- perhaps
fortasse
- perhaps
frigus -oris
n. - cold
fruor frui fructus sum (+ abl.)
(+ abl.) - enjoy
fuga -ae
f. - flight
fugo (1)
- put to flight
fungor fungi functus sum
(+ abl.) - perform
fur furis
m. - thief
furor -oris
m. - rage, madness
gemitus -us
m. - groan, lamentation