Imperium Complete by Lesson Copy 4

Question 1

est

Answer 1

is {1, 2}

Question 2

uxor

Answer 2

uxoris, f. - wife {1, 3}

Question 3

in

Answer 3

(+abl.) - in, on {1, 1}

Question 4

Romanus

Answer 4

Romana, Romanum - Roman (referring to Rome [a place]; (as a noun) a Roman {1, 2}

Question 5

pater

Answer 5

patris, m. - father; (pl.) senators {1, 2}

Question 6

et

Answer 6

and; even, also {1, 1}

Question 7

soror

Answer 7

sororis, f. - sister {1, 3}

Question 8

puer

Answer 8

pueri, m. - boy {1, 2}

Question 9

habito

Answer 9

habitare, habitavi, habitatum - live, dwell {1, 3}

Question 10

provincia

Answer 10

provinciae, f. - province {1, 2}

Question 11

Domitia

Answer 11

Domitiae, f. - Domitia [a person] {1, 4}

Question 12

sum

Answer 12

esse, fui, futurus - be {1, 1}

Question 13

Afer

Answer 13

Afri, m. - Afer [a person] {1, 4}

Question 14

Hispania

Answer 14

Hispaniae, f. - Hispania [a place - Spain] {1, 4}

Question 15

Roma

Answer 15

Romae, f. - Roma [a place - Rome] {1, 2}

Question 16

mater

Answer 16

matris, f. - mother {1, 2}

Question 17

senator

Answer 17

senatoris, m. - senator {1, 4}

Question 18

Paulina

Answer 18

Paulinae, f. - Paulina [a person] {1, 4}

Question 19

filius

Answer 19

filii, m. - son {1, 2}

Question 20

Hadrianus

Answer 20

Hadriani, m. - Hadrianus [a person - Hadrian] {1, 4}

Question 21

familia

Answer 21

familiae, f. - family {1, 3}

Question 22

feles

Answer 22

felis, f. - cat {2, 4}

Question 23

intellego

Answer 23

intellegere, intellexi, intellectum - understand {2, 2}

Question 24

puella

Answer 24

puellae, f. - girl {2, 4}

Question 25

liberi

Answer 25

liberorum, m.pl. - children {2, 4}

Question 26

asinus

Answer 26

asini, m. - donkey {2, 4}

Question 27

culina

Answer 27

culinae, f. - kitchen {2, 3}

Question 28

casa

Answer 28

casae, f. - house {2, 4}

Question 29

Italica

Answer 29

Italicae, f. - Italica [a place] {2, 4}

Question 30

filia

Answer 30

filiae, f. - daughter {2, 2}

Question 31

sunt

Answer 31

are {2, 2}

Question 32

ager

Answer 32

agri, m. - field {2, 1}

Question 33

cur

Answer 33

why {3, 2}

Question 34

rideo

Answer 34

ridere, risi, risum - laugh at; smile {3, 4}

Question 35

sto

Answer 35

stare, steti, statum - stand {3, 2}

Question 36

fessus

Answer 36

fessa, fessum - tired {3, 3}

Question 37

voco

Answer 37

vocare, vocavi, vocatum - call {3, 2}

Question 38

taceo

Answer 38

tacere, tacui, tacitum - be silent {3, 3}

Question 39

quod

Answer 39

because {3, 1}

Question 40

mare

Answer 40

maris, n. - sea {3, 2}

Question 41

desidero

Answer 41

desiderare, desideravi, desideratum - long for, miss {3, 4}

Question 42

aeger

Answer 42

aegra, aegrum - sick, ill {3, 3}

Question 43

laetus

Answer 43

laeta, laetum - happy {3, 2}

Question 44

diu

Answer 44

for a long time {3, 2}

Question 45

tristis

Answer 45

tristis, triste - sad {3, 3}

Question 46

non

Answer 46

not {3, 1}

Question 47

fleo

Answer 47

flere, flevi, fletum - weep {3, 3}

Question 48

sedeo

Answer 48

sedere, sedi, sessum - sit {3, 3}

Question 49

rogo

Answer 49

rogare, rogavi, rogatum - ask (for) {3, 3}

Question 50

optimus

Answer 50

optima, optimum - best, very good {3, 2}

Question 51

umbra

Answer 51

umbrae, f. - shade, shadow {3, 2}

Question 52

clamo

Answer 52

clamare, clamavi, clamatum - shout, cry out {3, 3}

Question 53

visito

Answer 53

visitare, visitavi, visitatum - visit {3, 4}

Question 54

urgeo

Answer 54

urgere, ursi, ----- - urge {3, 4}

Question 55

Gades

Answer 55

Gadium, f.pl. - Gades [a place - Cadiz] {3, 4}

Question 56

quis

Answer 56

quis, quid - who?, what? {4, 1}

Question 57

carus

Answer 57

cara, carum - dear, beloved (+dat.) {4, 3}

Question 58

solus

Answer 58

sola, solum - alone, only, sole {4, 2}

Question 59

teneo

Answer 59

tenere, tenui, tentum - hold, keep {4, 1}

Question 60

terreo

Answer 60

terrere, terrui, territum - scare, frighten {4, 3}

Question 61

habeo

Answer 61

habere, habui, habitum - have {4, 1}

Question 62

loco

Answer 62

locare, locavi, locatum - place {4, 3}

Question 63

video

Answer 63

videre, vidi, visum - see {4, 1}

Question 64

corpus

Answer 64

corporis, n. - body, corpse {4, 2}

Question 65

febris

Answer 65

febris, f. - fever {4, 4}

Question 66

mordeo

Answer 66

mordere, momordi, morsum - bite {4, 4}

Question 67

si

Answer 67

if, whether {4, 1}

Question 68

commotus

Answer 68

commota, commotum - moved, upset {4, 4}

Question 69

mortuus

Answer 69

mortua, mortuum - dead {4, 3}

Question 70

miser

Answer 70

misera, miserum - sad, miserable {4, 2}

Question 71

cor

Answer 71

cordis, n. - heart {4, 3}

Question 72

nemo

Answer 72

{nemo, -----, nemini, neminem, -----}; m./f. - no one {4, 3}

Question 73

omnis

Answer 73

omnis, omne - every, all {4, 1}

Question 74

laudo

Answer 74

laudare, laudavi, laudatum - praise {4, 3}

Question 75

nihil

Answer 75

n. - nothing {4, 2}

Question 76

iuvo

Answer 76

iuvare, iuvi, iutum - help {4, 3}

Question 77

via

Answer 77

viae, f. - road, way, street {4, 2}

Question 78

specto

Answer 78

spectare, spectavi, spectatum - look at, watch {4, 4}

Question 79

prope

Answer 79

(+acc.) - near {4, 2}

Question 80

respondeo

Answer 80

respondere, respondi, responsum - answer, respond {4, 2}

Question 81

sepulcrum

Answer 81

sepulcri, n. - tomb {4, 4}

Question 82

timeo

Answer 82

timere, timui, ----- - fear, be afraid {4, 3}

Question 83

fractus

Answer 83

fracta, fractum - broken {4, 4}

Question 84

terra

Answer 84

terrae, f. - earth, land {4, 1}

Question 85

maneo

Answer 85

manere, mansi, mansum - remain, stay {4, 2}

Question 86

diutius

Answer 86

for a longer time, any longer {5, 4}

Question 87

mitto

Answer 87

mittere, misi, missum - send {5, 1}

Question 88

dominus

Answer 88

domini, m. - master, lord, owner {5, 3}

Question 89

quoque

Answer 89

also, too {5, 3}

Question 90

ad

Answer 90

(+acc.) - to, toward, near, at, for {5, 1}

Question 91

inquam

Answer 91

{inquam, inquis, inquit; -----, -----, inquiunt} - say {5, 3}

Question 92

venio

Answer 92

venire, veni, ventum - come {5, 1}

Question 93

duco

Answer 93

ducere, duxi, ductum - lead, bring, take (as a wife) {5, 2}

Question 94

curo

Answer 94

curare, curavi, curatum - look after, care for {5, 3}

Question 95

iubeo

Answer 95

iubere, iussi, iussum - order {5, 1}

Question 96

intro

Answer 96

intrare, intravi, intratum - enter {5, 4}

Question 97

noli

Answer 97

nolite (pl.) - don't (verb) (+infinitive) {5, 3}

Question 98

audio

Answer 98

audire, audivi, auditum - hear, listen to {5, 2}

Question 99

benignus

Answer 99

benigna, benignum - kind {5, 4}

Question 100

reperio

Answer 100

reperire, repperi, repertum - find {5, 3}

Question 101

femina

Answer 101

feminae, f. - woman {5, 2}

Question 102

Plotina

Answer 102

Plotinae, f. - Plotina [a person] {5, 4}

Question 103

Traianus

Answer 103

Traiani, m. - Traianus [a person - Trajan] {5, 4}

Question 104

ave

Answer 104

avete (pl.) - Hail! Greetings! Farewell! {5, 4}

Question 105

magnificus

Answer 105

magnifica, magnificum - magnificent {5, 4}

Question 106

rego

Answer 106

regere, rexi, rectum - rule, guide {5, 3}

Question 107

nolo

Answer 107

nolle, nolui, ----- - not want, not wish {5, 3}

Question 108

quid agis?

Answer 108

quid agitis? (pl.) - how are you? {5, 4}

Question 109

huc

Answer 109

here, to this place, hither {5, 4}

Question 110

ago

Answer 110

agere, egi, actum - do; act, behave; drive {5, 1}

Question 111

mecum

Answer 111

with me {5, 3}

Question 112

cupio

Answer 112

cupere, cupivi, cupitum - want, wish, desire {5, 3}

Question 113

ancilla

Answer 113

ancillae, f. - maidservant {5, 4}

Question 114

tu

Answer 114

{tu, tui, tibi, te, te} - you (s.) {5, 1}

Question 115

ianua

Answer 115

ianuae, f. - door {5, 4}

Question 116

Anna

Answer 116

Annae, f. - Anna [a person] {5, 4}

Question 117

dico

Answer 117

dicere, dixi, dictum - say, tell {5, 1}

Question 118

villa

Answer 118

villae, f. - farmhouse, country house, villa {5, 4}

Question 119

deinde

Answer 119

then, next {5, 2}

Question 120

frater

Answer 120

fratris, m. - brother {5, 2}

Question 121

consobrinus

Answer 121

consobrini, m. - cousin {5, 4}

Question 122

somnium

Answer 122

somnii, n. - dream {6, 4}

Question 123

populus

Answer 123

populi, m. - people, nation {6, 2}

Question 124

imperator

Answer 124

imperatoris, m. - emperor; commander, general {6, 3}

Question 125

avunculus

Answer 125

avunculi, m. - uncle [mother's brother] {6, 4}

Question 126

in

Answer 126

(+acc.) - into, onto, against {6, 1}

Question 127

sella

Answer 127

sellae, f. - chair {6, 4}

Question 128

memoria

Answer 128

memoriae, f. - memory {6, 3}

Question 129

ostendo

Answer 129

ostendere, ostendi, ostentum - show, display {6, 3}

Question 130

ursa

Answer 130

ursae, f. - bear {6, 4}

Question 131

cibus

Answer 131

cibi, m. - food {6, 3}

Question 132

amphitheatrum

Answer 132

amphitheatri, n. - amphitheater {6, 4}

Question 133

panis

Answer 133

panis, m. - bread {6, 3}

Question 134

placet

Answer 134

placere, placuit - it pleases (+dat.) {6, 4}

Question 135

debeo

Answer 135

debere, debui, debitum - ought; owe {6, 2}

Question 136

servus

Answer 136

servi, m. - slave {6, 3}

Question 137

placeo

Answer 137

placere, placui, placitum - please (+dat.) {6, 4}

Question 138

stultus

Answer 138

stulta, stultum - stupid {6, 4}

Question 139

nonne

Answer 139

surely [introduces a yes/no question expecting a 'yes'] {6, 4}

Question 140

do

Answer 140

dare, dedi, datum - give {6, 1}

Question 141

Carthago

Answer 141

Carthaginis, f. - Carthago [a place - Carthage] {6, 4}

Question 142

meus

Answer 142

mea, meum - my, mine {6, 2}

Question 143

taurus

Answer 143

tauri, m. - bull {6, 4}

Question 144

Hannibal

Answer 144

Hannibalis, m. - Hannibal [a person] {6, 4}

Question 145

fero

Answer 145

ferre, tuli, latum - bear, carry {6, 1}

Question 146

Aper

Answer 146

Apri, m. - Aper [a person] {6, 4}

Question 147

ludus

Answer 147

ludi, m. - school, play; (pl.) games {6, 4}

Question 148

aperio

Answer 148

aperire, aperui, apertum - open, uncover {6, 3}

Question 149

praetor

Answer 149

praetoris, m. - praetor; president of games {6, 3}

Question 150

gladiator

Answer 150

gladiatoris, m. - gladiator {6, 4}

Question 151

venator

Answer 151

venatoris, m. - hunter {6, 4}

Question 152

civis

Answer 152

civis, m./f. - citizen {6, 2}

Question 153

adsum

Answer 153

adesse, adfui, adfuturus - be near, be present {6, 1}

Question 154

maritus

Answer 154

mariti, m. - husband {6, 4}

Question 155

gratias (tibi) ago

Answer 155

thank (you) {6, 4}

Question 156

aqua

Answer 156

aquae, f. - water {6, 3}

Question 157

tam

Answer 157

so {6, 3}

Question 158

bene

Answer 158

well, successfully {7, 2}

Question 159

ex / e

Answer 159

(+abl.) - from, out of {7, 1}

Question 160

Bucephalus

Answer 160

Bucephali, m. - Bucephalus [a horse] {7, 4}

Question 161

territus

Answer 161

territa, territum - frightened {7, 4}

Question 162

periculosus

Answer 162

periculosa, periculosum - dangerous {7, 4}

Question 163

fluo

Answer 163

fluere, fluxi, fluxum - flow {7, 4}

Question 164

pessimus

Answer 164

pessima, pessimum - worst, very bad {7, 3}

Question 165

celeriter

Answer 165

quickly, swiftly {7, 3}

Question 166

sanguis

Answer 166

sanguinis, m. - blood {7, 2}

Question 167

fortis

Answer 167

fortis, forte - strong; brave {7, 2}

Question 168

de

Answer 168

(+abl.) - from, down from; about {7, 1}

Question 169

memoro

Answer 169

memorare, memoravi, memoratum - recount, remember {7, 4}

Question 170

dormio

Answer 170

dormire, dormivi, dormitum - sleep {7, 4}

Question 171

a / ab

Answer 171

(+abl.) - (away) from; by {7, 1}

Question 172

cubiculum

Answer 172

cubiculi, n. - bedroom {7, 3}

Question 173

magnus

Answer 173

magna, magnum - great, large, big {7, 1}

Question 174

Athenae

Answer 174

Athenarum, f.pl. - Athenae [a place - Athens] {7, 4}

Question 175

vox

Answer 175

vocis, f. - voice {7, 2}

Question 176

nomen

Answer 176

nominis, n. - name {7, 2}

Question 177

multus

Answer 177

multa, multum - much; (pl.) many {7, 1}

Question 178

tandem

Answer 178

finally, at last {7, 2}

Question 179

tempero

Answer 179

temperare, temperavi, temperatum - control {7, 4}

Question 180

sed

Answer 180

but {7, 1}

Question 181

stabulum

Answer 181

stabuli, n. - stable {7, 4}

Question 182

difficilis

Answer 182

difficilis, difficile - difficult {7, 3}

Question 183

parvus

Answer 183

parva, parvum - small {7, 2}

Question 184

conscendo

Answer 184

conscendere, conscendi, conscensum - climb, mount (a horse), go on board (a ship) {7, 3}

Question 185

frenum

Answer 185

freni, n. - bridle; (pl.) reins {7, 4}

Question 186

venatio

Answer 186

venationis, f. - hunt {7, 4}

Question 187

equito

Answer 187

equitare, equitavi, equitatum - ride {7, 4}

Question 188

equus

Answer 188

equi, m. - horse {7, 2}

Question 189

difficultas

Answer 189

difficultatis, f. - difficulty {7, 4}

Question 190

e / ex

Answer 190

(+abl.) - from, out of {7, 1}

Question 191

descendo

Answer 191

descendere, descendi, descensum - descend, climb down {7, 3}

Question 192

clamor

Answer 192

clamoris, m. - shouting, noise {7, 2}

Question 193

semper

Answer 193

always {7, 2}

Question 194

cado

Answer 194

cadere, cecidi, casum - fall, die, be slain {7, 3}

Question 195

excito

Answer 195

excitare, excitavi, excitatum - rouse, wake up (someone) {7, 3}

Question 196

invito

Answer 196

invitare, invitavi, invitatum - invite {8, 4}

Question 197

iaceo

Answer 197

iacere, iacui, ----- - lie, lie dead {8, 3}

Question 198

Alexander

Answer 198

Alexandri, m. - Alexander [a person] {8, 4}

Question 199

lego

Answer 199

legere, legi, lectum - gather; read {8, 2}

Question 200

ferox

Answer 200

ferox, ferox [gen.: ferocis] - wild, fierce {8, 4}

Question 201

mensa

Answer 201

mensae, f. - table {8, 3}

Question 202

capio

Answer 202

capere, cepi, captum - take, seize, capture {8, 2}

Question 203

celer

Answer 203

celeris, celere - quick, swift, fast {8, 3}

Question 204

silentium

Answer 204

silentii, n. - silence {8, 4}

Question 205

rursus

Answer 205

again, back {8, 3}

Question 206

sollicitus

Answer 206

sollicita, sollicitum - worried {8, 4}

Question 207

o

Answer 207

O {8, 3}

Question 208

murus

Answer 208

muri, m. - wall {8, 2}

Question 209

ubi

Answer 209

where, when {8, 2}

Question 210

urbs

Answer 210

urbis, f. - city {8, 1}

Question 211

neco

Answer 211

necare, necavi, necatum - kill {8, 4}

Question 212

bellum

Answer 212

belli, n. - war {8, 1}

Question 213

post

Answer 213

(+acc.) - after, behind {8, 2}

Question 214

devoro

Answer 214

devorare, devoravi, devoratum - devour, swallow, eat {9, 4}

Question 215

Graecus

Answer 215

Graeca, Graecum - Greek [referring to Greece [a place]]; (as a noun) a Greek {9, 4}

Question 216

iratus

Answer 216

irata, iratum - angry {9, 3}

Question 217

necesse est

Answer 217

it is necessary (+dat.) {9, 3}

Question 218

Homerus

Answer 218

Homeri, m. - Homerus [a person - Homer] {9, 4}

Question 219

poeta

Answer 219

poetae, m. - poet {9, 4}

Question 220

milito

Answer 220

militare, militavi, militatum - serve in the army {9, 4}

Question 221

narro

Answer 221

narrare, narravi, narratum - tell, relate {9, 4}

Question 222

littera

Answer 222

litterae, f. - letter [a,b,c, etc.]; (pl.) a letter, literature {9, 3}

Question 223

bonus

Answer 223

bona, bonum - good {9, 1}

Question 224

magister

Answer 224

magistri, m. - teacher, master {9, 3}

Question 225

disco

Answer 225

discere, didici, ----- - learn {9, 3}

Question 226

difficile est

Answer 226

it is difficult (+dat.) {9, 4}

Question 227

Marciana

Answer 227

Marcianae, f. - Marciana [a person] {10, 4}

Question 228

bellus

Answer 228

bella, bellum - pretty {10, 4}

Question 229

Sabina

Answer 229

Sabinae, f. - Sabina [a person] {10, 4}

Question 230

igitur

Answer 230

therefore {10, 3}

Question 231

magnopere

Answer 231

greatly, much {10, 2}

Question 232

Matidia

Answer 232

Matidiae, f. - Matidia [a person] {10, 4}

Question 233

vulneratus

Answer 233

vulnerata, vulneratum - wounded {10, 4}

Question 234

Sabinus

Answer 234

Sabini, m. - Sabinus [a person] {10, 4}

Question 235

novus

Answer 235

nova, novum - new {10, 2}

Question 236

Vibia

Answer 236

Vibiae, f. - Vibia [a person] {10, 4}

Question 237

eo

Answer 237

ire, ii, itum - go {10, 1}

Question 238

amo

Answer 238

amare, amavi, amatum - love {10, 2}

Question 239

exspecto

Answer 239

exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatum - await, wait for {10, 2}

Question 240

amicus

Answer 240

amici, m. - friend {10, 2}

Question 241

nos

Answer 241

{nos, nostrum, nobis, nos, nobis} - we {10, 2}

Question 242

vos

Answer 242

{vos, vestrum, vobis, vos, vobis} - you (pl.) {10, 2}

Question 243

Vibius

Answer 243

Vibii, m. - Vibius [a person] {10, 4}

Question 244

ego

Answer 244

{ego, mei, mihi, me, me} - I, me {10, 1}

Question 245

Lucius

Answer 245

Lucii, m. - Lucius [a person] {10, 4}

Question 246

iam

Answer 246

now, already, soon {10, 1}

Question 247

modestus

Answer 247

modesta, modestum - shy {10, 4}

Question 248

primum

Answer 248

first, at first {11, 3}

Question 249

iter

Answer 249

itineris, n. - journey, march; road, route, way {11, 1}

Question 250

consilium

Answer 250

consilii, n. - plan, advice {11, 2}

Question 251

navigo

Answer 251

navigare, navigavi, navigatum - sail {11, 3}

Question 252

Italia

Answer 252

Italiae, f. - Italia [a place - Italy] {11, 4}

Question 253

navis

Answer 253

navis, f. - ship {11, 1}

Question 254

Domitianus

Answer 254

Domitiani, m. - Domitianus [a person - Domitian] {11, 4}

Question 255

facilis

Answer 255

facilis, facile - easy {11, 2}

Question 256

per

Answer 256

(+acc.) - through, along {11, 1}

Question 257

absum

Answer 257

abesse, afui, afuturus - be absent, be distant, be away {11, 2}

Question 258

longe

Answer 258

far, by far {11, 3}

Question 259

facio

Answer 259

facere, feci, factum - do, make {11, 1}

Question 260

apertus

Answer 260

aperta, apertum - open, uncovered {11, 3}

Question 261

hic

Answer 261

haec, hoc - this, (pl.) these; the latter {11, 1}

Question 262

longus

Answer 262

longa, longum - long {11, 1}

Question 263

ut

Answer 263

(+subjunctive) - so that, in order that {11, 1}

Question 264

invenio

Answer 264

invenire, inveni, inventum - find {11, 3}

Question 265

cras

Answer 265

tomorrow {11, 3}

Question 266

Tiberis

Answer 266

Tiberis, m. - Tiburis [a place - the Tiber River, which runs through Rome] {acc.: Tiberim} {12, 4}

Question 267

centum

Answer 267

a hundred {12, 3}

Question 268

quam

Answer 268

how; than; as...as possible {12, 2}

Question 269

templum

Answer 269

templi, n. - temple {12, 2}

Question 270

pax

Answer 270

pacis, f. - peace {12, 2}

Question 271

attonitus

Answer 271

attonita, attonitum - astonished, astounded, thunderstruck {12, 3}

Question 272

palatium

Answer 272

palatii, n. - palace {12, 4}

Question 273

Fabricius

Answer 273

Fabricii, m. - Fabricius [a person] {12, 4}

Question 274

Vespasianus

Answer 274

Vespasiani, m. - Vespasianus [a person - Vespasian] {12, 4}

Question 275

Tiberinus

Answer 275

Tiberina, Tiberinum - of the Tiber [referring to the Tiber River] {12, 4}

Question 276

quinque

Answer 276

five {12, 3}

Question 277

aedifico

Answer 277

aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatum - build {12, 4}

Question 278

ecce

Answer 278

look {12, 4}

Question 279

Augustus

Answer 279

Augusti, m. - Augustus [a person]; August [the month] {12, 4}

Question 280

eheu

Answer 280

alas; oh dear {12, 4}

Question 281

se

Answer 281

(comes from sui) - himself, herself, itself; themselves {12, 2}

Question 282

Palatium

Answer 282

Palatii, n. - the Palatine Hill [a place] {12, 4}

Question 283

vir

Answer 283

viri, m. - man {12, 2}

Question 284

Iulius

Answer 284

Iulii, m. - Julius [a person] {12, 4}

Question 285

flumen

Answer 285

fluminis, n. - river {12, 2}

Question 286

Remus

Answer 286

Remi, m. - Remus [a person] {12, 4}

Question 287

stadium

Answer 287

stadii, n. - stadium {12, 4}

Question 288

opus

Answer 288

operis, n. - work, task {12, 3}

Question 289

Caesar

Answer 289

Caesaris, m. - Caesar [a person] {12, 4}

Question 290

pons

Answer 290

pontis, m. - bridge {12, 3}

Question 291

annus

Answer 291

anni, m. - year {12, 2}

Question 292

etiam

Answer 292

even, also {12, 2}

Question 293

sui

Answer 293

{-----, sui, sibi, se, se} - himself, herself, itself; themselves [no nominative form] {12, 1}

Question 294

primus

Answer 294

prima, primum - first {12, 2}

Question 295

cremo

Answer 295

cremare, cremavi, crematum - cremate {12, 4}

Question 296

insula

Answer 296

insulae, f. - island; apartment building {12, 2}

Question 297

imperium

Answer 297

imperii, n. - command, power; empire {12, 2}

Question 298

Romulus

Answer 298

Romuli, m. - Romulus [a person] {12, 4}

Question 299

forum

Answer 299

fori, n. - forum, marketplace {12, 3}

Question 300

curo ut

Answer 300

see to it that (+subjunctive) {12, 4}

Question 301

pugna

Answer 301

pugnae, f. - fight {12, 2}

Question 302

qui

Answer 302

quae, quod - who, whose, whom, which, that {12, 1}

Question 303

Livia

Answer 303

Liviae, f. - Livia [a person] {12, 4}

Question 304

ille

Answer 304

illa, illud - that, (pl.) those; the former {12, 1}

Question 305

herba

Answer 305

herbae, f. - grass {12, 4}

Question 306

ne

Answer 306

so that...not (+subjunctive) {12, 1}

Question 307

dictator

Answer 307

dictatoris, m. - dictator {12, 3}

Question 308

rex

Answer 308

regis, m. - king {12, 2}

Question 309

deus

Answer 309

dei, m. - god {12, 2}

Question 310

diligenter

Answer 310

carefully {13, 3}

Question 311

callidus

Answer 311

callida, callidum - clever, smart {13, 4}

Question 312

orator

Answer 312

oratoris, m. - orator, speaker {13, 4}

Question 313

oratio

Answer 313

orationis, f. - speech {13, 4}

Question 314

rhetor

Answer 314

rhetoris, m. - teacher of rhetoric {13, 4}

Question 315

laboro

Answer 315

laborare, laboravi, laboratum - work, suffer {13, 3}

Question 316

scio

Answer 316

scire, scivi, scitum - know {13, 2}

Question 317

moneo

Answer 317

monere, monui, monitum - warn, advise {13, 3}

Question 318

Hispanus

Answer 318

Hispana, Hispanum - Spanish [referring to Spain [a place]]; (as a noun) a Spainard {13, 4}

Question 319

Marcus

Answer 319

Marci, m. - Marcus [a person] {13, 4}

Question 320

Quintilianus

Answer 320

Quintiliani, m. - Quintilianus [a person - Quintilian] {13, 4}

Question 321

medius

Answer 321

media, medium - middle (of), mid {13, 2}

Question 322

grammaticus

Answer 322

grammatici, m. - school teacher {13, 4}

Question 323

appello

Answer 323

appellare, appellavi, appellatum - call, name, address {13, 3}

Question 324

lingua

Answer 324

linguae, f. - tongue, language {13, 3}

Question 325

nisi

Answer 325

unless, if...not, except {13, 2}

Question 326

quomodo

Answer 326

how, in what manner, in what way {13, 3}

Question 327

aula

Answer 327

aulae, f. - hall {13, 4}

Question 328

senex

Answer 328

senex, senex [gen.: senis] - old; (as a noun) old man {13, 3}

Question 329

Curia

Answer 329

Curiae, f. - Curia [a place - Senate House] {13, 3}

Question 330

orationem habere

Answer 330

make a speech {13, 4}

Question 331

certe

Answer 331

certainly {13, 3}

Question 332

discipulus

Answer 332

discipuli, m. - student {13, 4}

Question 333

doceo

Answer 333

docere, docui, doctum - teach, show {13, 2}

Question 334

Graeculus

Answer 334

Graeculi, m. - "Little Greek" [a nickname for Hadrian] {14, 4}

Question 335

scribo

Answer 335

scribere, scripsi, scriptum - write {14, 3}

Question 336

gladius

Answer 336

gladii, m. - sword {14, 3}

Question 337

epistula

Answer 337

epistulae, f. - letter {14, 4}

Question 338

limax

Answer 338

limacis, f. - slug {14, 4}

Question 339

tuus

Answer 339

tua, tuum - your, yours [of one person] {14, 2}

Question 340

studeo

Answer 340

studere, studui, ----- - be eager (for), study (+dat.) {14, 4}

Question 341

tollo

Answer 341

tollere, sustuli, sublatum - lift, raise {14, 2}

Question 342

Scaurus

Answer 342

Scauri, m. - Scaurus [a person] {14, 4}

Question 343

Fabius

Answer 343

Fabii, m. - Fabius [a person] {14, 4}

Question 344

neglego

Answer 344

neglegere, neglexi, neglectum - neglect {14, 4}

Question 345

radix

Answer 345

radicis, f. - root, radish {14, 4}

Question 346

Terentius

Answer 346

Terentii, m. - Terentius [a person - Terence] {14, 4}

Question 347

Quintus

Answer 347

Quinti, m. - Quintus [a person] {14, 4}

Question 348

liber

Answer 348

libri, m. - book {14, 4}

Question 349

orthographia

Answer 349

orthographiae, f. - art of correct writing {14, 4}

Question 350

duo

Answer 350

duae, duo - two {15, 2}

Question 351

is

Answer 351

ea, id - the; he, she, it, (pl.) they; this, that, (pl.) these, those {15, 1}

Question 352

fabula

Answer 352

fabulae, f. - story {15, 3}

Question 353

gigas

Answer 353

gigantis, m. - giant {15, 4}

Question 354

caput

Answer 354

capitis, n. - head; capital {15, 3}

Question 355

nox

Answer 355

noctis, f. - night {15, 2}

Question 356

mane

Answer 356

early in the day, in the morning {15, 4}

Question 357

periculum

Answer 357

periculi, n. - danger {15, 2}

Question 358

decem

Answer 358

ten {15, 3}

Question 359

deleo

Answer 359

delere, delevi, deletum - destroy {15, 4}

Question 360

Polyphemus

Answer 360

Polyphemi, m. - Polyphemus [a cyclops] {15, 4}

Question 361

sicut

Answer 361

just as {15, 3}

Question 362

nimium

Answer 362

too much {15, 4}

Question 363

ructo

Answer 363

ructare, ructavi, ructatum - belch {15, 4}

Question 364

premo

Answer 364

premere, pressi, pressum - press (hard); weigh upon {15, 2}

Question 365

ligneus

Answer 365

lignea, ligneum - wooden {15, 4}

Question 366

mirabilis

Answer 366

mirabilis, mirabile - wonderful {15, 4}

Question 367

verbum

Answer 367

verbi, n. - word {15, 3}

Question 368

consilium capio

Answer 368

make a plan {15, 3}

Question 369

sic

Answer 369

thus, so, in this way; yes {15, 1}

Question 370

Ulixes

Answer 370

Ulixis, m. - Ulysses [a person; Greek Name - Odysseus] {acc.: Ulixen} {15, 4}

Question 371

Cyclops

Answer 371

Cyclopis, m. - Cyclops [a monster] {15, 4}

Question 372

casus

Answer 372

casus, m. - fall, accident; chance; case {15, 3}

Question 373

Odyssea

Answer 373

Odysseae, f. - Odyssea [an epic poem - The Odyssey] {15, 4}

Question 374

Latinus

Answer 374

Latina, Latinum - Latin; (as a plural noun) the Latins {15, 4}

Question 375

nescio

Answer 375

nescire, nescivi, ----- - not know, be ignorant {15, 3}

Question 376

unus

Answer 376

una, unum - one {15, 1}

Question 377

declino

Answer 377

declinare, declinavi, declinatum - decline, create the forms of a noun {15, 4}

Question 378

antrum

Answer 378

antri, n. - cave {15, 3}

Question 379

tempus

Answer 379

temporis, n. - time {15, 1}

Question 380

peto

Answer 380

petere, petivi, petitum - seek, ask (for); attack {15, 1}

Question 381

domum

Answer 381

home [= to home] {15, 3}

Question 382

vehementer

Answer 382

very much, vigorously {15, 3}

Question 383

Latine

Answer 383

in Latin {15, 4}

Question 384

Troia

Answer 384

Troiae, f. - Troia [a place - Troy] {15, 4}

Question 385

frango

Answer 385

frangere, fregi, fractum - break {15, 3}

Question 386

nonnumquam

Answer 386

sometimes [lit.: not never] {15, 4}

Question 387

accusativus

Answer 387

accusativa, accusativum - accusative {15, 4}

Question 388

oculus

Answer 388

oculi, m. - eye {15, 2}

Question 389

solum

Answer 389

only {15, 4}

Question 390

tenebrae

Answer 390

tenebrarum, f.pl. - darkness {16, 4}

Question 391

acuo

Answer 391

acuere, acui, acutum - sharpen {16, 4}

Question 392

idem

Answer 392

eadem, idem - the same {16, 2}

Question 393

moveo

Answer 393

movere, movi, motum - move {16, 2}

Question 394

novem

Answer 394

nine {16, 4}

Question 395

cuspis

Answer 395

cuspidis, f. - point {16, 4}

Question 396

oliva

Answer 396

olivae, f. - olive tree {16, 4}

Question 397

ovis

Answer 397

ovis, m./f. - sheep {16, 4}

Question 398

alius

Answer 398

alia, aliud - other {16, 1}

Question 399

ingens

Answer 399

ingens, ingens [gen.: ingentis] - huge {16, 2}

Question 400

demitto

Answer 400

demittere, demisi, demissum - let down, lower {16, 3}

Question 401

tres

Answer 401

tres, tria - three {16, 2}

Question 402

Laertes

Answer 402

Laertis, m. - Laertes [a person] {16, 4}

Question 403

deletor

Answer 403

deletoris, m. - destroyer {16, 4}

Question 404

fio

Answer 404

fieri, factus sum - be made, become; happen {16, 2}

Question 405

ramus

Answer 405

rami, m. - branch {16, 3}

Question 406

tuto

Answer 406

safely {16, 4}

Question 407

pro

Answer 407

(+abl.) - for, on behalf of, in front of {16, 2}

Question 408

sentio

Answer 408

sentire, sensi, sensum - feel {16, 3}

Question 409

quattuor

Answer 409

four {16, 3}

Question 410

hasta

Answer 410

hastae, f. - spear {16, 4}

Question 411

Neptunus

Answer 411

Neptuni, m. - Neptune [the god of the sea; Greek name - Poseidon] {16, 4}

Question 412

viginti

Answer 412

twenty {16, 3}

Question 413

saxum

Answer 413

saxi, n. - rock, crag {16, 2}

Question 414

flamma

Answer 414

flammae, f. - flame {16, 2}

Question 415

septem

Answer 415

seven {16, 3}

Question 416

rapio

Answer 416

rapere, rapui, raptum - seize, snatch {16, 3}

Question 417

antea

Answer 417

before, previously {16, 4}

Question 418

ebrius

Answer 418

ebria, ebrium - drunk {16, 4}

Question 419

fugio

Answer 419

fugere, fugi, fugitum - flee (from), run away; escape {16, 2}

Question 420

tango

Answer 420

tangere, tetigi, tactum - touch {16, 3}

Question 421

octo

Answer 421

eight {16, 4}

Question 422

tergum

Answer 422

tergi, n. - back {16, 2}

Question 423

numquam

Answer 423

never {16, 3}

Question 424

durus

Answer 424

dura, durum - hard, harsh {16, 2}

Question 425

triginta

Answer 425

thirty {16, 4}

Question 426

iterum

Answer 426

again {16, 3}

Question 427

tego

Answer 427

tegere, texi, tectum - cover {16, 2}

Question 428

vinum

Answer 428

vini, n. - wine {16, 3}

Question 429

exeo

Answer 429

exire, exii, exitum - go out, leave {16, 3}

Question 430

sex

Answer 430

six {16, 3}

Question 431

securis

Answer 431

securis, f. - axe {16, 4}

Question 432

seco

Answer 432

secare, secui, sectum - cut {16, 3}

Question 433

ac

Answer 433

and, but, [after idem] as {16, 2}

Question 434

sub

Answer 434

(+acc. / +abl.) - under {16, 2}

Question 435

aut

Answer 435

or {16, 1}

Question 436

ferrarius

Answer 436

ferrarii, m. - blacksmith {16, 4}

Question 437

iste

Answer 437

ista, istud - that (awful) {16, 3}

Question 438

nunc

Answer 438

now {16, 1}

Question 439

vulnero

Answer 439

vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratum - wound {16, 3}

Question 440

Ithaca

Answer 440

Ithacae, f. - Ithaca [a place] {16, 4}

Question 441

sibilo

Answer 441

sibilare, sibilavi, sibilatum - hiss {16, 4}

Question 442

celo

Answer 442

celare, celavi, celatum - hide {16, 4}

Question 443

surgo

Answer 443

surgere, surrexi, surrectum - rise {16, 3}

Question 444

caecus

Answer 444

caeca, caecum - blind; dark {16, 3}

Question 445

aut...aut

Answer 445

either...or {16, 2}

Question 446

donum

Answer 446

doni, n. - gift {16, 2}

Question 447

ultimus

Answer 447

ultima, ultimum - last {16, 4}

Question 448

fragor

Answer 448

fragoris, m. - crash, noise, din {16, 4}

Question 449

ipse

Answer 449

ipsa, ipsum - himself, herself, itself; themselves {16, 1}

Question 450

hodie

Answer 450

today {17, 2}

Question 451

aliquis

Answer 451

aliquis, aliquid - someone, something {17, 2}

Question 452

lepus

Answer 452

leporis, m - hare, rabbit {17, 4}

Question 453

pugno

Answer 453

pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatum - fight {17, 2}

Question 454

dens

Answer 454

dentis, m. - tooth {17, 4}

Question 455

cervus

Answer 455

cervi, m. - deer, stag {17, 4}

Question 456

animal

Answer 456

animalis, n. - animal {17, 3}

Question 457

leo

Answer 457

leonis, m. - lion {17, 4}

Question 458

spectaculum

Answer 458

spectaculi, n. - show, spectacle {17, 4}

Question 459

lente

Answer 459

slowly {17, 4}

Question 460

plaudo

Answer 460

plaudere, plausi, plausum - applaud {17, 4}

Question 461

denarius

Answer 461

denarii, m. - denarius [a silver coin] {17, 4}

Question 462

Flavius

Answer 462

Flavia, Flavium - Flavian [referring to the Flavian household] {17, 4}

Question 463

saeve

Answer 463

savagely {17, 4}

Question 464

traho

Answer 464

trahere, traxi, tractum - draw, drag {17, 2}

Question 465

edo

Answer 465

edere, edidi, editum - put forth, organize {17, 3}

Question 466

ferociter

Answer 466

fiercely {17, 4}

Question 467

multum

Answer 467

much {17, 3}

Question 468

trans

Answer 468

(+acc.) - across {17, 3}

Question 469

arena

Answer 469

arenae, f. - sand, arena {17, 3}

Question 470

proboscis

Answer 470

proboscidis, f. - trunk {17, 4}

Question 471

nam

Answer 471

for, indeed {17, 2}

Question 472

ordo

Answer 472

ordinis, m. - order, line, row (of seats) {17, 2}

Question 473

curro

Answer 473

currere, cucurri, cursum - run {17, 3}

Question 474

quidam

Answer 474

quaedam, quidam - a certain (one); (pl.) some {17, 3}

Question 475

saluto

Answer 475

salutare, salutavi, salutatum - greet {17, 4}

Question 476

agito

Answer 476

agitare, agitavi, agitatum - chase, hunt {17, 4}

Question 477

Megalensis

Answer 477

Megalensis, Megalense - of the Earth Mother {17, 4}

Question 478

oppugno

Answer 478

oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatum - attack, storm {17, 3}

Question 479

elephantus

Answer 479

elephanti, m. - elephant {17, 4}

Question 480

tigris

Answer 480

tigris, m./f. - tiger {17, 4}

Question 481

pompa

Answer 481

pompae, f. - parade, procession {17, 4}

Question 482

virgatus

Answer 482

virgata, virgatum - striped {17, 4}

Question 483

cum

Answer 483

(+abl.) - with {17, 1}

Question 484

ambulo

Answer 484

ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatum - walk {17, 3}

Question 485

posco

Answer 485

poscere, poposci, ----- - demand {17, 3}

Question 486

struthiocamelus

Answer 486

struthiocameli, m. - ostrich {17, 4}

Question 487

Africa

Answer 487

Africae, f. - Africa [a place] {17, 4}

Question 488

canis

Answer 488

canis, m./f. - dog {not an i-stem} {17, 3}

Question 489

reddo

Answer 489

reddere, reddidi, reditum - give back, repay, render {17, 3}

Question 490

spectator

Answer 490

spectatoris, m. - spectator {17, 4}

Question 491

miles

Answer 491

militis, m. - soldier {18, 1}

Question 492

Decebalus

Answer 492

Decebali, m. - Decebalus [a person] {18, 4}

Question 493

Legio

Answer 493

Legionis, f. - Legio [a place - Lyon] {18, 4}

Question 494

consumo

Answer 494

consumere, consumpsi, consumptum - eat; consume {18, 3}

Question 495

relinquo

Answer 495

relinquere, reliqui, relictum - leave, abandon {18, 2}

Question 496

revoco

Answer 496

revocare, revocavi, revocatum - call back, recall {18, 4}

Question 497

Dacia

Answer 497

Daciae, f. - Dacia [a place - Romania] {18, 4}

Question 498

Dacus

Answer 498

Daca, Dacum - Dacian [referring to Dacia [a place]]; (as a noun) a Dacian {18, 4}

Question 499

nuntius

Answer 499

nuntii, m. - messenger; message {18, 2}

Question 500

Attianus

Answer 500

Attiani, m. - Attianus [a person] {18, 4}

Question 501

supero

Answer 501

superare, superavi, superatum - conquer; surpass {18, 2}

Question 502

alter

Answer 502

altera, alterum - the other {18, 2}

Question 503

Tarraconensis

Answer 503

Tarraconensis, Tarraconense - of Tarragon [referring to a place] {18, 4}

Question 504

Acilius

Answer 504

Acilii, m. - Acilius [a person] {18, 4}

Question 505

dux

Answer 505

ducis, m. - leader; commander, general {18, 2}

Question 506

Cornelius

Answer 506

Cornelii, m. - Cornelius [a person] {18, 4}

Question 507

custos

Answer 507

custodis, m./f. - guard, guardian {18, 3}

Question 508

Fuscus

Answer 508

Fusci, m. - Fuscus [a person] {18, 4}

Question 509

legio

Answer 509

legionis, f. - legion {18, 2}

Question 510

itaque

Answer 510

and so, therefore {18, 2}

Question 511

ita vero

Answer 511

yes indeed, true dat {18, 4}

Question 512

exercitus

Answer 512

exercitus, m. - army {18, 2}

Question 513

geminus

Answer 513

gemina, geminum - twin {18, 3}

Question 514

adeo

Answer 514

adire, adii, aditum - go to {18, 2}

Question 515

valeo

Answer 515

valere, valui, valitum - be strong, be well {18, 3}

Question 516

Publius

Answer 516

Publii, m. - Publius [a person] {18, 4}

Question 517

septimus

Answer 517

septima, septimum - seventh {18, 3}

Question 518

absentia

Answer 518

absentiae, f. - absence {18, 4}

Question 519

Britannia

Answer 519

Britanniae, f. - Britannia [a place - Britain, England] {18, 4}

Question 520

princeps

Answer 520

principis, m. - chief, emperor {19, 2}

Question 521

momentum

Answer 521

momenti, n. - importance {19, 4}

Question 522

genu

Answer 522

genus, n. - knee {19, 4}

Question 523

niger

Answer 523

nigra, nigrum - black {19, 4}

Question 524

potens

Answer 524

potens, potens [gen.: potentis] - powerful {19, 3}

Question 525

spes

Answer 525

spei, f. - hope {19, 2}

Question 526

dies

Answer 526

diei, m./f. - day {19, 1}

Question 527

versus

Answer 527

versus, m. - line, verse {19, 4}

Question 528

nec

Answer 528

and not {19, 1}

Question 529

species

Answer 529

speciei, f. - appearance {19, 4}

Question 530

consul

Answer 530

consulis, m. - consul {19, 3}

Question 531

infelix

Answer 531

infelix, infelix [gen.: infelicis] - unlucky, unhappy {19, 3}

Question 532

manus

Answer 532

manus, f. - hand; band of men {19, 1}

Question 533

quattuordecim

Answer 533

fourteen {19, 4}

Question 534

saepe

Answer 534

often {19, 2}

Question 535

quadraginta

Answer 535

forty {19, 4}

Question 536

sensus

Answer 536

sensus, m. - feeling; sense {19, 4}

Question 537

res

Answer 537

rei, f. - thing, matter, affair {19, 1}

Question 538

dives

Answer 538

dives, dives [gen.: divitis] - rich {19, 4}

Question 539

nec...nec

Answer 539

neither...nor {19, 3}

Question 540

fides

Answer 540

fidei, f. - trust, faith, loyalty {19, 2}

Question 541

suffectus

Answer 541

suffecta, suffectum - suffect, replacing {19, 4}

Question 542

Servianus

Answer 542

Serviani, m. - Servianus [a person] {19, 4}

Question 543

matrimonium

Answer 543

matrimonii, n. - marriage {19, 4}

Question 544

cornu

Answer 544

cornus, n. - horn; wing (of an army) {19, 3}

Question 545

gravis

Answer 545

gravis, grave - heavy, serious, excessive {19, 2}

Question 546

gradus

Answer 546

gradus, m. - step {19, 3}

Question 547

spiritus

Answer 547

spiritus, m. - spirit {19, 4}

Question 548

impetus

Answer 548

impetus, m. - attack, charge {19, 2}

Question 549

facies

Answer 549

faciei, f. - appearance, face {19, 3}

Question 550

ut

Answer 550

(+indicative) - as {19, 4}

Question 551

senatus

Answer 551

senatus, m. - senate {19, 3}

Question 552

scurrilis

Answer 552

scurrilis, scurrile - obscene, rude {20, 4}

Question 553

pulcherrimus

Answer 553

pulcherrima, pulcherrimum - most beautiful {20, 4}

Question 554

plenus

Answer 554

plena, plenum - full (of) (+gen. or +abl.) {20, 3}

Question 555

peius

Answer 555

worse, in a worse way {20, 4}

Question 556

gero

Answer 556

gerere, gessi, gestum - wear, bear, carry (on), wage (war) {20, 2}

Question 557

nubo

Answer 557

nubere, nupsi, nuptum - marry (+dat.) {20, 4}

Question 558

breviter

Answer 558

briefly {20, 3}

Question 559

densior

Answer 559

densior, densius - thicker {20, 4}

Question 560

facillimus

Answer 560

facillima, facillimum - easiest {20, 4}

Question 561

plurimum

Answer 561

most {20, 4}

Question 562

melior

Answer 562

melior, melius - better {20, 3}

Question 563

pecunia

Answer 563

pecuniae, f. - money {20, 3}

Question 564

fortiter

Answer 564

bravely {20, 3}

Question 565

fortior

Answer 565

fortior, fortius - braver {20, 4}

Question 566

tum

Answer 566

then {20, 1}

Question 567

Chatti

Answer 567

Chattorum, m.pl. - Chatti [a people] {20, 4}

Question 568

crinis

Answer 568

crinis, m. - hair {20, 3}

Question 569

fortissime

Answer 569

most bravely {20, 4}

Question 570

pulcher

Answer 570

pulchra, pulchrum - beautiful, handsome {20, 3}

Question 571

densissime

Answer 571

most thickly {20, 4}

Question 572

multo

Answer 572

much, by far {20, 3}

Question 573

minor

Answer 573

minor, minus - smaller {20, 3}

Question 574

accipio

Answer 574

accipere, accepi, acceptum - receive, accept, welcome {20, 2}

Question 575

persuadeo

Answer 575

persuadere, persuasi, persuasum - persuade (+dat.) {20, 3}

Question 576

ibi

Answer 576

there {20, 2}

Question 577

atque

Answer 577

and, and also, and even {20, 1}

Question 578

tamen

Answer 578

nevertheless {20, 2}

Question 579

densus

Answer 579

densa, densum - thick {20, 3}

Question 580

celerrime

Answer 580

most quickly {20, 4}

Question 581

pulchre

Answer 581

beautifully {20, 4}

Question 582

plus

Answer 582

more {20, 4}

Question 583

parve

Answer 583

in a small way {20, 4}

Question 584

intersum

Answer 584

interesse, interfui, interfuturus - interest {20, 4}

Question 585

fortissimus

Answer 585

fortissima, fortissimum - bravest {20, 4}

Question 586

dignus

Answer 586

digna, dignum - worthy (of) (+abl.) {20, 3}

Question 587

optime

Answer 587

best, very well {20, 3}

Question 588

plurimus

Answer 588

plurima, plurimum - most, very much {20, 3}

Question 589

spero

Answer 589

sperare, speravi, speratum - hope (for) {20, 3}

Question 590

castra

Answer 590

castrorum, n.pl. - camp {20, 2}

Question 591

facillime

Answer 591

most easily {20, 4}

Question 592

saepissime

Answer 592

most often {20, 4}

Question 593

diutissime

Answer 593

for a very long time {20, 4}

Question 594

Antonius

Answer 594

Antonii, m. - Antonius [a person - Antony] {20, 4}

Question 595

melius

Answer 595

better, in a better way {20, 4}

Question 596

pulcherrime

Answer 596

most beautifully {20, 4}

Question 597

paene

Answer 597

almost {20, 3}

Question 598

pulchrius

Answer 598

more beautifully {20, 4}

Question 599

densissimus

Answer 599

densissima, densissimum - thickest {20, 4}

Question 600

brevis

Answer 600

brevis, breve - short, brief {20, 3}

Question 601

quam celerrime

Answer 601

as quickly as possible {20, 4}

Question 602

pulchrior

Answer 602

pulchrior, pulchrius - more beautiful {20, 4}

Question 603

ita

Answer 603

so, in this way, thus {20, 2}

Question 604

male

Answer 604

badly {20, 3}

Question 605

iocus

Answer 605

ioci, m. - joke {20, 4}

Question 606

Gaia

Answer 606

Gaiae, f. - Gaia [a person] {20, 4}

Question 607

paratus

Answer 607

parata, paratum - prepared, ready {20, 3}

Question 608

defectio

Answer 608

defectionis, f. - rebellion {20, 4}

Question 609

salus

Answer 609

salutis, f. - health; greeting {20, 2}

Question 610

caveo

Answer 610

cavere, cavi, cautum - be careful, beware, watch out for {20, 4}

Question 611

impero

Answer 611

imperare, imperavi, imperatum - order (+dat.) {20, 2}

Question 612

hostis

Answer 612

hostis, m. - enemy; (pl.) the enemy {20, 1}

Question 613

inter

Answer 613

(+acc.) - between, among {20, 2}

Question 614

iunctio

Answer 614

iunctionis, f. - joining {20, 4}

Question 615

Saturnus

Answer 615

Saturni, m. - Saturnus [the king of the Titans, Saturn; Greek Name - Cronos] {20, 4}

Question 616

densius

Answer 616

more thickly {20, 4}

Question 617

iuvenis

Answer 617

iuvenis, m. - young man [approx.16-45 years old] {20, 3}

Question 618

senior

Answer 618

senior, senius - older {20, 4}

Question 619

peior

Answer 619

peior, peius - worse {20, 3}

Question 620

deficio

Answer 620

deficere, defeci, defectum - be lacking (+abl.); rebel {20, 3}

Question 621

minus

Answer 621

less {20, 4}

Question 622

maximus

Answer 622

maxima, maximum - greatest, very great, very large {20, 2}

Question 623

facile

Answer 623

easily {20, 3}

Question 624

minime

Answer 624

no, not at all {20, 3}

Question 625

vale

Answer 625

valete (pl.) - goodbye {20, 4}

Question 626

malus

Answer 626

mala, malum - bad {20, 2}

Question 627

dense

Answer 627

thickly {20, 4}

Question 628

pono

Answer 628

ponere, posui, positum - put, place {20, 2}

Question 629

procedo

Answer 629

procedere, processi, processum - go forward, proceed {20, 3}

Question 630

minimus

Answer 630

minima, minimum - smallest, very small {20, 2}

Question 631

facilior

Answer 631

facilior, facilius - easier {20, 4}

Question 632

magis

Answer 632

more {20, 2}

Question 633

Gaius

Answer 633

Gaii, m. - Gaius [a person] {20, 4}

Question 634

mox

Answer 634

soon {20, 4}

Question 635

facilius

Answer 635

more easily {20, 4}

Question 636

maxime

Answer 636

most, most greatly {20, 3}

Question 637

saepius

Answer 637

more often {20, 4}

Question 638

virilis

Answer 638

virilis, virile - manly, of a man {20, 4}

Question 639

pessime

Answer 639

worst, in the worst way {20, 4}

Question 640

enim

Answer 640

for, indeed {20, 2}

Question 641

Moguntiacum

Answer 641

Moguntiaci, n. - Moguntiacum [a place - Mainz] {20, 4}

Question 642

compono

Answer 642

componere, composui, compositum - arrange, compose {20, 4}

Question 643

fortius

Answer 643

more bravely {20, 4}

Question 644

maior

Answer 644

maior, maius - greater {20, 3}

Question 645

regio

Answer 645

regionis, f. - region {20, 2}

Question 646

Rhenus

Answer 646

Rheni, m. - Rhenus [a place - the Rhine River] {20, 4}

Question 647

sumo

Answer 647

sumere, sumpsi, sumptum - take (up) {20, 3}

Question 648

plus

Answer 648

pluris, n. - more (+gen.) {20, 3}

Question 649

toga

Answer 649

togae, f. - toga {20, 4}

Question 650

plures

Answer 650

plures, plura - more {20, 3}

Question 651

dextra

Answer 651

dextrae, f. - right hand {20, 2}

Question 652

mediocris

Answer 652

mediocris, mediocre - average, ordinary {21, 4}

Question 653

gelatus

Answer 653

gelata, gelatum - chilled, frozen {21, 4}

Question 654

redeo

Answer 654

redire, redii, reditum - go back, return {21, 3}

Question 655

secretus

Answer 655

secreta, secretum - secret {21, 4}

Question 656

Aquincum

Answer 656

Aquinci, n. - Aquincum [a place - Budapest] {21, 4}

Question 657

protinus

Answer 657

at once, without pause, immediately {21, 4}

Question 658

efficio

Answer 658

efficere, effeci, effectum - bring about, accomplish {21, 3}

Question 659

incendo

Answer 659

incendere, incendi, incensum - set fire to, burn {21, 2}

Question 660

basium

Answer 660

basii, n. - kiss {21, 4}

Question 661

ferrum

Answer 661

ferri, n. - iron; sword {21, 2}

Question 662

argutus

Answer 662

arguta, argutum - witty {21, 4}

Question 663

pugio

Answer 663

pugionis, m. - dagger {21, 4}

Question 664

aliter

Answer 664

otherwise {21, 3}

Question 665

Turbo

Answer 665

Turbinis, m. - Turbo [a person] {21, 4}

Question 666

aquilo

Answer 666

aquilonis, m. - north wind {21, 4}

Question 667

comitatus

Answer 667

comitata, comitatum - accompanied by {21, 4}

Question 668

lector

Answer 668

lectoris, m. - reader {21, 4}

Question 669

Cinna

Answer 669

Cinnae, m. - Cinna [a person] {21, 4}

Question 670

malo

Answer 670

malle, malui, ----- - prefer {21, 4}

Question 671

credo

Answer 671

credere, credidi, creditum - trust, believe (+dat.) {21, 3}

Question 672

requiro

Answer 672

requirere, requisivi, requisitum - ask, seek; search {21, 4}

Question 673

crudelis

Answer 673

crudelis, crudele - cruel {21, 3}

Question 674

Martialis

Answer 674

Martialis, m. - Martialis [a person - Martial] {21, 4}

Question 675

marmor

Answer 675

marmoris, m. - marble {21, 4}

Question 676

effugio

Answer 676

effugere, effugi, effugitum - flee, run away, escape {21, 3}

Question 677

audax

Answer 677

audax, audax [gen.: audacis] - daring, bold {21, 3}

Question 678

ascendo

Answer 678

ascendere, ascendi, ascensum - ascend, climb (up); embark {21, 3}

Question 679

rarus

Answer 679

rara, rarum - rare, scattered {21, 4}

Question 680

arcesso

Answer 680

arcessere, arcesivi, arcessitum - summon, send for {21, 4}

Question 681

rubeo

Answer 681

rubere, rubui, rubitum - blush {21, 4}

Question 682

occupo

Answer 682

occupare, occupavi, occupatum - seize, capture {21, 3}

Question 683

inopinatus

Answer 683

inopinata, inopinatum - unexpected {21, 4}

Question 684

volo

Answer 684

velle, volui, ----- - wish, want {21, 1}

Question 685

epigramma

Answer 685

epigrammae, f. - epigram {21, 4}

Question 686

possum

Answer 686

posse, potui, ----- - be able, can (+infinitive) {21, 2}

Question 687

gloria

Answer 687

gloriae, f. - glory {21, 3}

Question 688

vicus

Answer 688

vici, m. - village {21, 3}

Question 689

tribunus

Answer 689

tribuni, m. - tribune {21, 3}

Question 690

auxilium

Answer 690

auxilii, n. - aid, help; (pl.) reinforcements {21, 2}

Question 691

Agricola

Answer 691

Agricolae, m. - Agricola [a person] {21, 4}

Question 692

salve

Answer 692

salvete (pl.) - hello {21, 4}

Question 693

Germania

Answer 693

Germaniae, f. - Germania [a place - Germany] {21, 4}

Question 694

stupeo

Answer 694

stupere, stupui, ----- - be stunned, be amazed {21, 4}

Question 695

fortuna

Answer 695

fortunae, f. - fortune, luck {21, 2}

Question 696

pluit

Answer 696

pluere, pluit - it is raining {21, 4}

Question 697

constituo

Answer 697

constituere, constitui, constitutum - decide; establish {21, 2}

Question 698

num

Answer 698

surely...not [marks a yes/no question; expect "no"] {21, 4}

Question 699

iure

Answer 699

justly, rightly {21, 4}

Question 700

custodio

Answer 700

custodire, custodivi, custoditum - guard {21, 4}

Question 701

decus

Answer 701

decoris, n. - ornament; glory {21, 3}

Question 702

incola

Answer 702

incolae, m. - inhabitant {21, 3}

Question 703

hic

Answer 703

here {21, 2}

Question 704

militaris

Answer 704

militaris, militare - of a soldier, military {21, 3}

Question 705

odi

Answer 705

odisse, osus sum - hate {21, 4}

Question 706

noster

Answer 706

nostra, nostrum - our {21, 1}

Question 707

langueo

Answer 707

languere, langui, ----- - be ill in bed, be unwell {21, 4}

Question 708

versiculus

Answer 708

versiculi, m. - short verse {21, 4}

Question 709

licet

Answer 709

licere, licuit, lictum - it is allowed/permitted (+dat./+infinitive) {21, 2}

Question 710

sinus

Answer 710

sinus, m. - fold; pocket {21, 3}

Question 711

Caledonia

Answer 711

Caledoniae, f. - Caledonia [a place - Scotland] {21, 4}

Question 712

Oescus

Answer 712

Oesci, m. - Oescus [a place] {21, 4}

Question 713

coniurati

Answer 713

coniuratorum, m.pl. - conspirators {21, 4}

Question 714

contra

Answer 714

(+acc.) - against {21, 2}

Question 715

notus

Answer 715

nota, notum - (well) known, famous {21, 3}

Question 716

recito

Answer 716

recitare, recitavi, recitatum - recite {21, 4}

Question 717

pauci

Answer 717

paucae, pauca - few, a few {21, 2}

Question 718

mons

Answer 718

montis, m. - mountain, hill {21, 2}

Question 719

palleo

Answer 719

pallere, pallui, pallitum - grow pale {21, 4}

Question 720

tecum

Answer 720

with you {21, 3}

Question 721

cum

Answer 721

(+subjunctive) - when, since, although {21, 1}

Question 722

telum

Answer 722

teli, n. - weapon, missile {21, 2}

Question 723

legatus

Answer 723

legati, m. - envoy, ambassador; lieutenant, commander {21, 2}

Question 724

altus

Answer 724

alta, altum - high, deep {21, 1}

Question 725

alii...alii

Answer 725

some...others {21, 3}

Question 726

Marcius

Answer 726

Marcii, m. - Marcius [a person] {21, 4}

Question 727

locus

Answer 727

loci, m. (pl. - loca, locorum, n.) - place; (n.pl.) region {21, 1}

Question 728

varius

Answer 728

varia, varium - changing, varied, different {21, 3}

Question 729

eligo

Answer 729

eligere, elegi, electum - choose {21, 4}

Question 730

Avitius

Answer 730

Avitii, m. - Avitius [a person] {21, 4}

Question 731

oscito

Answer 731

oscitare, oscitavi, oscitatum - gape {21, 4}

Question 732

lateo

Answer 732

latere, latui, ----- - lie hidden; escape the notice of {21, 3}

Question 733

nuper

Answer 733

recently {21, 4}

Question 734

iacio

Answer 734

iacere, ieci, iactum - throw, hurl {21, 3}

Question 735

Paulus

Answer 735

Pauli, m. - Paulus [a person - Paul] {21, 4}

Question 736

vivo

Answer 736

vivere, vixi, victum - live, be alive {21, 3}

Question 737

cinis

Answer 737

cineris, m./f. - ashes, dust {21, 3}

Question 738

tribunal

Answer 738

tribunalis, n. - tribunal, platform {21, 4}

Question 739

comes

Answer 739

comitis, m. - companion, fellow traveller {21, 2}

Question 740

convenio

Answer 740

convenire, conveni, conventum - come together, assemble {21, 2}

Question 741

carmen

Answer 741

carminis, n. - song, poem {21, 3}

Question 742

aperte

Answer 742

openly {21, 4}

Question 743

Britannus

Answer 743

Britanna, Britannum - British [referring to Britain [a place]]; (as a noun) a Briton {21, 4}

Question 744

defendo

Answer 744

defendere, defendi, defensum - defend {21, 3}

Question 745

libellus

Answer 745

libelli, m. - little book {21, 4}

Question 746

uter

Answer 746

utra, utrum - which (of two) {21, 4}

Question 747

adiutrix

Answer 747

adiutricis, f. - helper [name of the 2nd legion] {21, 4}

Question 748

Germanus

Answer 748

Germana, Germanum - German [referring to Germany [a place]]; (as a noun) a German {21, 4}

Question 749

totus

Answer 749

tota, totum - complete, total, all of {21, 2}

Question 750

Postumus

Answer 750

Postumi, m. - Postumus [a person] {21, 4}

Question 751

odio sum

Answer 751

be hated by, be hateful to (+dat.) {21, 4}

Question 752

venenum

Answer 752

veneni, n. - poison {21, 4}

Question 753

principia

Answer 753

principiorum, n.pl. - headquarters {21, 4}

Question 754

emo

Answer 754

emere, emi, emptum - buy {21, 4}

Question 755

inopinate

Answer 755

unexpectedly {21, 4}

Question 756

frustra

Answer 756

in vain {21, 3}

Question 757

molestus

Answer 757

molesta, molestum - annoying; (as a noun) pest {21, 4}

Question 758

suus

Answer 758

sua, suum - his, her, its; their [belongs to the subject] {21, 1}

Question 759

unde

Answer 759

from where {21, 2}

Question 760

studiosus

Answer 760

studiosa, studiosum - eager, studious {21, 4}

Question 761

appropinquo

Answer 761

appropinquare, appropinquavi, appropinquatum - approach (+dat.) {21, 4}

Question 762

Symmachus

Answer 762

Symmachi, m. - Symmachus [a person] {21, 4}

Question 763

sermo

Answer 763

sermonis, m. - conversation {21, 3}

Question 764

canto

Answer 764

cantare, cantavi, cantatum - sing {21, 4}

Question 765

mandatum

Answer 765

mandati, n. - order {21, 4}

Question 766

illuc

Answer 766

there, to that place {21, 4}

Question 767

praebeo

Answer 767

praebere, praebui, praebitum - offer, present, display {21, 4}

Question 768

quaero

Answer 768

quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitum - seek, ask {22, 2}

Question 769

talis

Answer 769

talis, tale - such, of such a kind {22, 2}

Question 770

sine

Answer 770

(+abl.) - without {22, 2}

Question 771

tantus

Answer 771

tanta, tantum - so great, so much {22, 1}

Question 772

clam

Answer 772

secretly {22, 3}

Question 773

sapio

Answer 773

sapere, sapivi, ----- - be wise {22, 4}

Question 774

impunitas

Answer 774

impunitatis, f. - impunity, freedom from punishment {22, 4}

Question 775

divus

Answer 775

diva, divum - divine, deified {22, 2}

Question 776

aedificium

Answer 776

aedificii, n. - building {22, 3}

Question 777

pauper

Answer 777

pauper, pauper [gen.: pauperis] - poor; (as a noun) poor man {22, 4}

Question 778

immineo

Answer 778

imminere, imminui, ----- - overhang, threaten (+dat.) {22, 4}

Question 779

cogo

Answer 779

cogere, coegi, coactum - collect, drive together; compel, force {22, 2}

Question 780

qualis

Answer 780

qualis, quale - what kind, of what sort; as {22, 3}

Question 781

dimitto

Answer 781

dimittere, dimisi, dimissum - send away, dismiss {22, 2}

Question 782

solvo

Answer 782

solvere, solvi, solutum - loosen; melt, dissolve; pay {22, 3}

Question 783

bestia

Answer 783

bestiae, f. - wild animal, beast {22, 4}

Question 784

praetorianus

Answer 784

praetoriana, praetorianum - praetorian [referring to the imperial bodyguard] {22, 4}

Question 785

nummus

Answer 785

nummi, m. - coin {22, 4}

Question 786

advenio

Answer 786

advenire, adveni, adventum - reach, arrive (at) {22, 4}

Question 787

monumentum

Answer 787

monumenti, n. - monument {22, 4}

Question 788

taberna

Answer 788

tabernae, f. - shop, tavern {22, 4}

Question 789

verus

Answer 789

vera, verum - true {22, 2}

Question 790

duceni

Answer 790

ducenae, ducena - two hundred {22, 4}

Question 791

Aemilianus

Answer 791

Aemiliani, m. - Aemilianus [a person] {22, 4}

Question 792

creo

Answer 792

creare, creavi, creatum - create, elect, make {22, 4}

Question 793

respublica

Answer 793

reipublicae, f. - republic, government {22, 4}

Question 794

Cordus

Answer 794

Cordi, m. - Cordus [a person] {22, 4}

Question 795

damnatio

Answer 795

damnationis, f. - condemnation {22, 4}

Question 796

vendo

Answer 796

vendere, vendidi, venditum - sell {22, 4}

Question 797

-que

Answer 797

and {22, 1}

Question 798

condemno

Answer 798

condemnare, condemnavi, condemnatum - condemn {22, 4}

Question 799

Varus

Answer 799

Vari, m. - Varus [a person] {22, 4}

Question 800

-ve

Answer 800

or {22, 2}

Question 801

autem

Answer 801

however; moreover {22, 2}

Question 802

aufero

Answer 802

auferre, abstuli, ablatum - carry away, take away, remove, steal {22, 4}

Question 803

recuso

Answer 803

recusare, recusavi, recusatum - refuse {22, 3}

Question 804

percussor

Answer 804

percussoris, m. - assassin {22, 4}

Question 805

decet

Answer 805

decere, decuit - it is becoming, it is fitting, it suits {22, 4}

Question 806

heres

Answer 806

heredis, m. - heir {22, 4}

Question 807

erado

Answer 807

eradere, erasi, erasum - erase {22, 4}

Question 808

punio

Answer 808

punire, punivi, punitum - punish {22, 4}

Question 809

-ne

Answer 809

[enclitic interrogative particle, marks a yes/no question] {22, 2}

Question 810

honor

Answer 810

honoris, m. - honor {22, 2}

Question 811

nuntio

Answer 811

nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatum - announce, report {22, 3}

Question 812

fuga

Answer 812

fugae, f. - flight; escape {22, 2}

Question 813

inscriptio

Answer 813

inscriptionis, f. - inscription {22, 4}

Question 814

statua

Answer 814

statuae, f. - statue {22, 4}

Question 815

lux

Answer 815

lucis, f. - light, daylight {22, 2}

Question 816

satio

Answer 816

satiare, satiavi, satiatum - satisfy {22, 4}

Question 817

nullus

Answer 817

nulla, nullum - not any, no, none {22, 1}

Question 818

Castor

Answer 818

Castoris, m. - Castor [a person] {22, 4}

Question 819

tertius

Answer 819

tertia, tertium - third {22, 2}

Question 820

hora

Answer 820

horae, f. - hour {22, 3}

Question 821

mors

Answer 821

mortis, f. - death {22, 2}

Question 822

opes

Answer 822

opum, f.pl. - wealth {22, 3}

Question 823

probo

Answer 823

probare, probavi, probatum - test, prove, approve (of) {22, 4}

Question 824

Nerva

Answer 824

Nervae, m. - Nerva [a person] {22, 4}

Question 825

crucio

Answer 825

cruciare, cruciavi, cruciatum - torture {22, 4}

Question 826

virtus

Answer 826

virtutis, f. - courage, manliness {22, 2}

Question 827

ludo

Answer 827

ludere, lusi, lusum - play; mock {22, 4}

Question 828

Flaccus

Answer 828

Flacci, m. - Flaccus [a person] {22, 4}

Question 829

bibo

Answer 829

bibere, bibi, ----- - drink {22, 4}

Question 830

Cocceius

Answer 830

Cocceii, m. - Cocceius [a person] {22, 4}

Question 831

peritus

Answer 831

perita, peritum - experienced, skilled (at) (+gen.) {22, 4}

Question 832

potentia

Answer 832

potentiae, f. - power {22, 4}

Question 833

uterque

Answer 833

utraque, utrumque - each, both {22, 4}

Question 834

colonus

Answer 834

coloni, m. - settler, farmer {22, 4}

Question 835

nimis

Answer 835

too, too much {22, 4}

Question 836

nonnulli

Answer 836

nonnullae, nonnulla - some [lit.: not none] {22, 4}

Question 837

apud

Answer 837

(+acc.) - among, at the house of, with {23, 2}

Question 838

gens

Answer 838

gentis, f. - clan, family, nation {23, 2}

Question 839

animus

Answer 839

animi, m. - mind, soul; courage {23, 1}

Question 840

ars

Answer 840

artis, f. - art, skill {23, 3}

Question 841

amor

Answer 841

amoris, m. - love {23, 2}

Question 842

astrologus

Answer 842

astrologi, m. - astrologer {23, 4}

Question 843

Cotta

Answer 843

Cottae, m. - Cotta [a person] {23, 4}

Question 844

nil

Answer 844

n. - nothing {23, 2}

Question 845

et...et

Answer 845

both...and {23, 2}

Question 846

derideo

Answer 846

deridere, derisi, derisum - laugh at, mock {23, 4}

Question 847

nobiscum

Answer 847

with us {23, 3}

Question 848

vesper

Answer 848

vesperis, m. - evening star, evening {23, 4}

Question 849

Fabulla

Answer 849

Fabullae, f. - Fabulla [a person] {23, 4}

Question 850

libenter

Answer 850

gladly, willingly {23, 4}

Question 851

pusillus

Answer 851

pusilla, pusillum - little {23, 4}

Question 852

comparo

Answer 852

comparare, comparavi, comparatum - arrange, get together {23, 4}

Question 853

quare

Answer 853

why {23, 3}

Question 854

nego

Answer 854

negare, negavi, negatum - deny, refuse, say...not {23, 3}

Question 855

videor

Answer 855

videri, visus sum - seem {23, 4}

Question 856

onus

Answer 856

oneris, n. - burden {23, 3}

Question 857

par

Answer 857

par, par [gen.: paris] - equal {23, 2}

Question 858

cum

Answer 858

(+indicative) - when {23, 1}

Question 859

matrona

Answer 859

matronae, f. - married woman {23, 4}

Question 860

confero

Answer 860

conferre, contuli, collatum - bring together, assemble {23, 3}

Question 861

nosco

Answer 861

noscere, novi, notum - learn; (perf.) know {23, 2}

Question 862

neque

Answer 862

and not {23, 1}

Question 863

forte

Answer 863

by chance {23, 2}

Question 864

historia

Answer 864

historiae, f. - history {23, 4}

Question 865

fidelis

Answer 865

fidelis, fidele - faithful, loyal {23, 4}

Question 866

lyra

Answer 866

lyrae, f. - lyre {23, 4}

Question 867

locuples

Answer 867

locuples, locuples [gen.: locupletis] - rich, opulent {23, 4}

Question 868

fallo

Answer 868

fallere, fefelli, falsum - deceive, disappoint, fail {23, 3}

Question 869

affero

Answer 869

afferre, attuli, allatum - bring toward, carry towards {23, 3}

Question 870

felix

Answer 870

felix, felix [gen.: felicis] - happy, lucky {23, 3}

Question 871

infero

Answer 871

inferre, intuli, illatum - bring in, carry in {23, 2}

Question 872

mimus

Answer 872

mimi, m. - mime, actor {23, 4}

Question 873

pagina

Answer 873

paginae, f. - page {23, 4}

Question 874

inferior

Answer 874

inferior, inferius - lower, inferior {23, 3}

Question 875

neque...neque

Answer 875

neither...nor {23, 3}

Question 876

refero

Answer 876

referre, retuli, relatum - carry back; report {23, 2}

Question 877

consentio

Answer 877

consentire, consensi, consensum - agree {23, 4}

Question 878

num

Answer 878

if, whether {23, 4}

Question 879

idem

Answer 879

at the same time {23, 3}

Question 880

nobilis

Answer 880

nobilis, nobile - noble {23, 4}

Question 881

diligens

Answer 881

diligens, diligens, [gen.: diligentis] - diligent, hard-working {23, 4}

Question 882

salto

Answer 882

saltare, saltavi, saltatum - dance {23, 4}

Question 883

cena

Answer 883

cenae, f. - dinner {23, 4}

Question 884

homo

Answer 884

hominis, m./f. - man, human, person {23, 2}

Question 885

ardalio

Answer 885

ardalionis, m. - fool, trouble-maker, trickster {23, 4}

Question 886

nocturnus

Answer 886

nocturna, nocturnum - at night {23, 3}

Question 887

profero

Answer 887

proferre, protuli, prolatum - bring forward, carry forward {23, 4}

Question 888

offero

Answer 888

offerre, obtuli, oblatum - offer {23, 3}

Question 889

Priscus

Answer 889

Prisci, m. - Priscus [a person] {23, 4}

Question 890

statim

Answer 890

immediately, at once {23, 4}

Question 891

quaestor

Answer 891

quaestoris, m. - quaestor {23, 3}

Question 892

declamo

Answer 892

declamare, declamavi, declamatum - speak publickly {23, 4}

Question 893

explico

Answer 893

explicare, explicavi, explicatum - explain, unfold {23, 4}

Question 894

cura

Answer 894

curae, f. - care, concern; (pl.) anxiety {23, 2}

Question 895

puto

Answer 895

putare, putavi, putatum - think {23, 2}

Question 896

belle

Answer 896

prettily, nicely {23, 4}

Question 897

nuptiae

Answer 897

nuptiarum, f.pl. - wedding {23, 4}

Question 898

causa

Answer 898

causae, f. - cause, reason; case {23, 3}

Question 899

pila

Answer 899

pilae, f. - ball {23, 4}

Question 900

Atticus

Answer 900

Attici, m. - Atticus [a person] {23, 4}

Question 901

vester

Answer 901

vestra, vestrum - your, yours [of more than one person] {23, 2}

Question 902

faveo

Answer 902

favere, favi, fautum - favor, support (+dat.) {23, 4}

Question 903

defero

Answer 903

deferre, detuli, delatum - carry, carry down; report, inform {23, 2}

Question 904

lacrimo

Answer 904

lacrimare, lacrimavi, lacrimatum - cry {24, 4}

Question 905

summus

Answer 905

summa, summum - highest, the top of {24, 4}

Question 906

interea

Answer 906

meanwhile {24, 2}

Question 907

transfigo

Answer 907

transfigere, transfixi, transfixum - pierce, stab {24, 3}

Question 908

vivus

Answer 908

viva, vivum - alive {24, 3}

Question 909

opprimo

Answer 909

opprimere, oppressi, oppressum - overwhelm, crush {24, 4}

Question 910

disputo

Answer 910

disputare, disputavi, disputatum - argue {24, 4}

Question 911

quam primum

Answer 911

as soon as possible {24, 4}

Question 912

caelum

Answer 912

caeli, n. - sky, heavens {24, 1}

Question 913

subito

Answer 913

suddenly {24, 3}

Question 914

inimicus

Answer 914

inimica, inimicum - hostile, unfriendly; (as a noun) enemy {24, 3}

Question 915

postquam

Answer 915

after {24, 3}

Question 916

detrunco

Answer 916

detruncare, detruncavi, detruncatum - behead {24, 4}

Question 917

carnifex

Answer 917

carnificis, m. - executioner {24, 4}

Question 918

victoria

Answer 918

victoriae, f. - victory {24, 3}

Question 919

resisto

Answer 919

resistere, restiti, ----- - resist (+dat.) {24, 3}

Question 920

adeo

Answer 920

so {24, 4}

Question 921

Cerylus

Answer 921

Ceryli, m. - Cerylus [a person] {24, 4}

Question 922

calamitas

Answer 922

calamitatis, f. - calamity, disaster; defeat {24, 3}

Question 923

finis

Answer 923

finis, m. - limit, end, boundary; (pl.) territory {24, 2}

Question 924

dimidium

Answer 924

dimidii, n. - half {24, 4}

Question 925

Faustus

Answer 925

Fausti, m. - Faustus [a person] {24, 4}

Question 926

praemium

Answer 926

praemii, n. - reward {24, 3}

Question 927

Sarmizegethusa

Answer 927

Sarmizegethusae, f. - Sarmizegethusa [a place - Varhely] {24, 4}

Question 928

Tiberius

Answer 928

Tiberii, m. - Tiberius [a person] {24, 4}

Question 929

convoco

Answer 929

convocare, convocavi, convocatum - call together, summon, assemble {24, 4}

Question 930

quot

Answer 930

how many? {24, 4}

Question 931

ante

Answer 931

(+acc.) - before, in front of {24, 2}

Question 932

pectus

Answer 932

pectoris, n. - chest {24, 2}

Question 933

pereo

Answer 933

perire, perii, peritum - perish, die {24, 3}

Question 934

liber

Answer 934

libera, liberum - free; [as a pl. noun] children {24, 3}

Question 935

cognosco

Answer 935

cognoscere, cognovi, cognitum - learn; (perf.) know {24, 1}

Question 936

copiae

Answer 936

copiarum, f.pl. - troops {24, 2}

Question 937

perdo

Answer 937

perdere, perdidi, perditum - lose {24, 4}

Question 938

dum

Answer 938

while {24, 2}

Question 939

dirus

Answer 939

dira, dirum - dreadful, dire {24, 3}

Question 940

dono

Answer 940

donare, donavi, donatum - donate {24, 3}

Question 941

captivus

Answer 941

captiva, captivum - captive {24, 3}

Question 942

arma

Answer 942

armorum, n.pl. - arms, weapons {24, 1}

Question 943

eques

Answer 943

equitis, m. - horseman, knight, member of the equestrian order {24, 2}

Question 944

circum

Answer 944

(+acc.) - around {24, 2}

Question 945

triumphus

Answer 945

triumphi, m. - triumph, vistory procession {24, 4}

Question 946

trado

Answer 946

tradere, tradidi, traditum - hand over, pass down {24, 3}

Question 947

pes

Answer 947

pedis, m. - foot {24, 2}

Question 948

discedo

Answer 948

discedere, discessi, discessum - go away, depart {24, 2}

Question 949

tot

Answer 949

so many {24, 3}

Question 950

Nomentatus

Answer 950

Nomentata, Nomentatum - from Nomentum [a place] {24, 4}

Question 951

interficio

Answer 951

interficere, interfeci, interfectum - kill {24, 2}

Question 952

ceteri

Answer 952

ceterae, cetera - the rest (of) {24, 3}

Question 953

satis

Answer 953

enough {24, 3}

Question 954

parco

Answer 954

parcere, peperci, parsum - spare (+dat.) {24, 3}

Question 955

saevus

Answer 955

saeva, saevum - fierce, savage {24, 3}

Question 956

circumsto

Answer 956

circumstare, circumsteti, circumstatum - stand around {24, 4}

Question 957

Maximus

Answer 957

Maximi, m. - Maximus [a person] {24, 4}

Question 958

occido

Answer 958

occidere, occidi, occisum - kill {24, 3}

Question 959

perterritus

Answer 959

perterrita, perterritum - terrified {24, 4}

Question 960

obsto

Answer 960

obstare, obstiti, obstatum - block, stand in the way of (+dat.) {24, 4}

Question 961

Claudius

Answer 961

Claudii, m. - Claudius [a person] {24, 4}

Question 962

Linus

Answer 962

Lini, m. - Linus [a person] {24, 4}

Question 963

ira

Answer 963

irae, f. - anger, wrath {24, 3}

Question 964

umquam

Answer 964

ever {24, 4}

Question 965

proelium

Answer 965

proelii, n. - battle {24, 2}

Question 966

numero

Answer 966

numerare, numeravi, numeratum - count {24, 4}

Question 967

dea

Answer 967

deae, f. - goddess {24, 2}

Question 968

victor

Answer 968

victoris, m. - victor {24, 3}

Question 969

propter

Answer 969

(+acc.) - because of, on account of {24, 2}

Question 970

quantus

Answer 970

quanta, quantum - how much, how great {24, 2}

Question 971

siccus

Answer 971

sicca, siccum - dry {24, 4}

Question 972

sobrius

Answer 972

sobria, sobrium - sober {24, 4}

Question 973

lacrima

Answer 973

lacrimae, f. - tear {24, 3}

Question 974

stella

Answer 974

stellae, f. - star {24, 4}

Question 975

vinco

Answer 975

vincere, vici, victum - conquer {24, 2}

Question 976

cumulus

Answer 976

cumuli, m. - heap {24, 4}

Question 977

turba

Answer 977

turbae, f. - crowd, mob {24, 4}

Question 978

patria

Answer 978

patriae, f. - fatherland, (native) country {24, 2}

Question 979

venia

Answer 979

veniae, f. - pardon {24, 4}

Question 980

scutum

Answer 980

scuti, n. - shield {24, 3}

Question 981

erumpo

Answer 981

erumpere, erupi, eruptum - burst forth, break out {24, 4}

Question 982

aper

Answer 982

apri, m. - boar {24, 4}

Question 983

cogito

Answer 983

cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatum - think {24, 4}

Question 984

vita

Answer 984

vitae, f. - life {24, 2}

Question 985

ergo

Answer 985

therefore {25, 3}

Question 986

Capua

Answer 986

Capuae, f. - Capua [a place] {25, 4}

Question 987

loturus

Answer 987

loturi, m. - bather {25, 4}

Question 988

graviter fero

Answer 988

bear heavily, be annoyed with {25, 4}

Question 989

ordinarius

Answer 989

ordinaria, ordinarium - orderly, elected first {25, 4}

Question 990

Agrippa

Answer 990

Agrippae, m. - Agrippa [a person] {25, 4}

Question 991

via Appia

Answer 991

viae Appiae, f. - the Appian Way {25, 4}

Question 992

displiceo

Answer 992

displicere, displicui, displicitum - displease (+dat.) {25, 4}

Question 993

commemoro

Answer 993

commemorare, commemoravi, commemoratum - recount, commemorate {25, 4}

Question 994

domus

Answer 994

domus, f. - home {25, 2}

Question 995

barba

Answer 995

barbae, f. - beard {25, 4}

Question 996

gaudeo

Answer 996

gaudere, gavisus sum - rejoice {25, 3}

Question 997

Graecia

Answer 997

Graeciae, f. - Graecia [a place - Greece] {25, 4}

Question 998

nauta

Answer 998

nautae, m. - sailor {25, 3}

Question 999

Brundisium

Answer 999

Brundisii, n. - Brundisium [a place - Brindisi] {25, 4}

Question 1000

Actium

Answer 1000

Actii, n. - Actium [a place] {25, 4}

Question 1001

Lycoris

Answer 1001

Lycoridis, f. - Lycoris [a person] {25, 4}

Question 1002

Dasius

Answer 1002

Dasii, m. - Dasius [a person] {25, 4}

Question 1003

sapiens

Answer 1003

sapiens, sapiens [gen.: sapientis] - wise {25, 4}

Question 1004

excipio

Answer 1004

excipere, excepi, exceptum - welcome, receive, take out {25, 3}

Question 1005

Gemellus

Answer 1005

Gemelli, m. - Gemellus [a person] {25, 4}

Question 1006

immo

Answer 1006

rather, on the contrary, not at all {25, 4}

Question 1007

muto

Answer 1007

mutare, mutavi, mutatum - change {25, 3}

Question 1008

Nicopolis

Answer 1008

Nicopolis, f. - Nicopolis [a place] {25, 4}

Question 1009

mammosus

Answer 1009

mammosa, mammosum - large-breasted {25, 4}

Question 1010

Atilius

Answer 1010

Atilii, m. - Atilius [a person] {25, 4}

Question 1011

Epictetus

Answer 1011

Epicteti, m. - Epictetus [a person] {25, 4}

Question 1012

Bradua

Answer 1012

Braduae, m. - Bradua [a person] {25, 4}

Question 1013

divido

Answer 1013

dividere, divisi, divisum - divide {25, 3}

Question 1014

philosophus

Answer 1014

philosophi, m. - philosopher {25, 4}

Question 1015

foedus

Answer 1015

foeda, foedum - filthy {25, 4}

Question 1016

Thais

Answer 1016

Thaidis, f. - Thais [a person] {25, 4}

Question 1017

quo

Answer 1017

to what place, where {25, 4}

Question 1018

clarus

Answer 1018

clara, clarum - clear; famous {25, 2}

Question 1019

Annius

Answer 1019

Annii, m. - Annius [a person] {25, 4}

Question 1020

quamquam

Answer 1020

although {25, 3}

Question 1021

insto

Answer 1021

instare, institi, instatum - stand on, insist {25, 3}

Question 1022

tussio

Answer 1022

tussire, tussivi, tussitum - cough {25, 4}

Question 1023

usque

Answer 1023

all the way (up to), as far as {25, 4}

Question 1024

Octavianus

Answer 1024

Octaviani, m. - Octavianus [a person - Octavian] {25, 4}

Question 1025

Cleopatra

Answer 1025

Cleopatrae, f. - Cleopatra [a person] {25, 4}

Question 1026

philosophia

Answer 1026

philosophiae, f. - philosophy {25, 4}

Question 1027

Fabianus

Answer 1027

Fabiani, m. - Fabianus [a person] {25, 4}

Question 1028

Glycera

Answer 1028

Glycerae, f. - Glycera [a person] {25, 4}

Question 1029

postea

Answer 1029

afterwards, later {25, 3}

Question 1030

invidia

Answer 1030

invidiae, f. - envy, jealousy {25, 4}

Question 1031

tempestas

Answer 1031

tempestatis, f. - storm, weather {25, 3}

Question 1032

viator

Answer 1032

viatoris, m. - traveler {25, 4}

Question 1033

Maronilla

Answer 1033

Maronillae, f. - Maronilla [a person] {25, 4}

Question 1034

ignis

Answer 1034

ignis, m. - fire {25, 2}

Question 1035

portus

Answer 1035

portus, m. - harbor {25, 2}

Question 1036

condo

Answer 1036

condere, condidi, conditum - found, establish; hide {25, 3}

Question 1037

tenuis

Answer 1037

tenuis, tenue - thin {25, 3}

Question 1038

amica

Answer 1038

amicae, f. - (female) friend, girlfriend {25, 4}

Question 1039

Spatialis

Answer 1039

Spatialis, f. - Spatialis [a person] {25, 4}

Question 1040

precor

Answer 1040

precari, precatus sum - pray {25, 3}

Question 1041

modo

Answer 1041

only {25, 4}

Question 1042

Beneventum

Answer 1042

Beneventi, n. - Beneventum [a place - Benevento] {25, 4}

Question 1043

graviter

Answer 1043

heavily, seriously {25, 3}

Question 1044

Gallus

Answer 1044

Galli, m. - Gallus [a person] {25, 4}

Question 1045

valedico

Answer 1045

valedicere, valedixi, valedictum - say goodbye {25, 4}

Question 1046

simulatque

Answer 1046

as soon as {25, 4}

Question 1047

conficio

Answer 1047

conficere, confeci, confectum - do thoroughly, finish {25, 2}

Question 1048

praefero

Answer 1048

praeferre, praetuli, praelatum - carry in front of {25, 4}

Question 1049

arrogantia

Answer 1049

arrogantiae, f. - arrogance {25, 4}

Question 1050

mercator

Answer 1050

mercatoris, m. - merchant {25, 3}

Question 1051

effero

Answer 1051

efferre, extuli, elatum - carry out; bury {25, 3}

Question 1052

domina

Answer 1052

dominae, f. - mistress, lady of the house {26, 3}

Question 1053

adventus

Answer 1053

adventus, m. - arrival {26, 2}

Question 1054

scelestus

Answer 1054

scelesti, m. - villain, wretch {26, 4}

Question 1055

copo

Answer 1055

coponis, m. - innkeeper {26, 4}

Question 1056

responsus

Answer 1056

responsus, m. - reply {26, 4}

Question 1057

crimen

Answer 1057

criminis, n. - verdict; crime {26, 4}

Question 1058

Plinius

Answer 1058

Plinii, m. - Plinius [a person - Pliny] {26, 4}

Question 1059

iudex

Answer 1059

iudicis, m. - judge {26, 4}

Question 1060

paro

Answer 1060

parare, paravi, paratum - prepare, get ready; get {26, 3}

Question 1061

patronus

Answer 1061

patroni, m. - patron {26, 4}

Question 1062

olim

Answer 1062

once (upon a time) {26, 3}

Question 1063

Caius

Answer 1063

Caii, m. - Caius [a person] {26, 4}

Question 1064

porto

Answer 1064

portare, portavi, portatum - carry {26, 3}

Question 1065

ophthalmicus

Answer 1065

ophthalmici, m. - eye doctor {26, 4}

Question 1066

Idus

Answer 1066

Iduum, f. pl. - the Ides [a day of the month] {26, 4}

Question 1067

natalis

Answer 1067

natalis, m. - birthday {26, 4}

Question 1068

Secundilla

Answer 1068

Secundillae, f. - Secundilla [a person] {26, 4}

Question 1069

signum

Answer 1069

signi, n. - sign; standard {26, 2}

Question 1070

dos

Answer 1070

dotis, f. - dowry {26, 4}

Question 1071

Parthi

Answer 1071

Parthorum, m.pl. - Parthi [a people - Parthians] {26, 4}

Question 1072

merus

Answer 1072

mera, merum - pure, undiluted {26, 4}

Question 1073

Augusta

Answer 1073

Augustae, f. - Augusta [a person] {26, 4}

Question 1074

creditor

Answer 1074

creditoris, m. - creditor {26, 4}

Question 1075

Sextus

Answer 1075

Sexti, m. - Sextus [a person] {26, 4}

Question 1076

agnosco

Answer 1076

agnoscere, agnovi, agnitum - recognize {26, 3}

Question 1077

validus

Answer 1077

valida, validum - strong {26, 4}

Question 1078

proximus

Answer 1078

proxima, proximum - nearest, next {26, 4}

Question 1079

caelestis

Answer 1079

caelestis, caeleste - heavenly {26, 4}

Question 1080

vae

Answer 1080

oh dear {26, 4}

Question 1081

Ravenna

Answer 1081

Ravennae, f. - Ravenna [a place] {26, 4}

Question 1082

ante

Answer 1082

before {26, 2}

Question 1083

misceo

Answer 1083

miscere, miscui, mixtum - mix {26, 3}

Question 1084

medicus

Answer 1084

medici, m. - doctor {26, 4}

Question 1085

accido

Answer 1085

accidere, accidi, ----- - happen {26, 3}

Question 1086

Chosroes

Answer 1086

Chosrois, m. - Chosroes [a person] {26, 4}

Question 1087

Secundus

Answer 1087

Secundi, m. - Secundus [a person] {26, 4}

Question 1088

Armenia

Answer 1088

Armeniae, f. - Armenia [a place] {26, 4}

Question 1089

Saleianus

Answer 1089

Saleiani, m. - Saleianus [a person] {26, 4}

Question 1090

fatum

Answer 1090

fati, n. - fate, destiny, death; (pl.) the Fates {26, 3}

Question 1091

heri

Answer 1091

yesterday {26, 3}

Question 1092

Naevia

Answer 1092

Naeviae, f. - Naevia [a person] {26, 4}

Question 1093

censeo

Answer 1093

censere, censui, censum - rate, evaluate {26, 4}

Question 1094

Syria

Answer 1094

Syriae, f. - Syria [a place] {26, 4}

Question 1095

seditio

Answer 1095

seditionis, f. - rebellion {26, 4}

Question 1096

oplomachus

Answer 1096

oplomachi, m. - hoplomachus [a type of gladiator] {26, 4}

Question 1097

Venus

Answer 1097

Veneris, f. - Venus [the goddess of love and beauty; Greek Name - Aphrodite] {26, 4}

Question 1098

poena

Answer 1098

poenae, f. - punishment {26, 2}

Question 1099

orbis

Answer 1099

orbis, m. - circle; the world {26, 3}

Question 1100

conspicio

Answer 1100

conspicere, conspexi, conspectum - see, catch sight of, spot {26, 3}

Question 1101

centeni

Answer 1101

centenae, centena - a hundred {26, 4}

Question 1102

poenas do

Answer 1102

pay the penalty, be punished {26, 4}

Question 1103

festino

Answer 1103

festinare, festinavi, festinatum - hurry {26, 4}

Question 1104

votum

Answer 1104

voti, n. - vow, prayer {26, 4}

Question 1105

fortasse

Answer 1105

perhaps {26, 4}

Question 1106

opto

Answer 1106

optare, optavi, optatum - wish, choose {26, 3}

Question 1107

Iuppiter

Answer 1107

Iovis, m. - Juppiter [the king of the gods - Jupiter; Greek name - Zeus] {26, 4}

Question 1108

Antiochus

Answer 1108

Antiochi, m. - Antiochus [a place - Antioch] {26, 4}

Question 1109

levis

Answer 1109

levis, leve - light, slight, trivial {26, 3}

Question 1110

pars

Answer 1110

partis, f. - part {26, 2}

Question 1111

decies

Answer 1111

ten times {26, 4}

Question 1112

rescribo

Answer 1112

rescribere, rescripsi, rescriptum - write back {26, 4}

Question 1113

Parthia

Answer 1113

Parthiae, f. - Parthia [a place] {26, 4}

Question 1114

Cilicia

Answer 1114

Ciliciae, f. - Cilicia [a place] [part of Turkey] {26, 4}

Question 1115

euge

Answer 1115

hurrah {26, 4}

Question 1116

cerno

Answer 1116

cernere, crevi, cretum - discern, see {26, 2}

Question 1117

fluctus

Answer 1117

fluctus, m. - wave {26, 2}

Question 1118

simulac

Answer 1118

as soon as {26, 4}

Question 1119

impono

Answer 1119

imponere, imposui, impositum - impose, cheat (+dat.) {26, 4}

Question 1120

labor

Answer 1120

laboris, m. - work, task {26, 2}

Question 1121

Bithynia

Answer 1121

Bithyniae, f. - Bithynia [a place] [part of Turkey] {26, 4}

Question 1122

an

Answer 1122

really...? {26, 4}

Question 1123

pello

Answer 1123

pellere, pepuli, pulsum - drive, push; beat {26, 3}

Question 1124

morior

Answer 1124

mori, mortuus sum - die {26, 2}

Question 1125

grandis

Answer 1125

grandis, grande - large, grand {26, 4}

Question 1126

eicio

Answer 1126

eicere, eieci, eiectum - throw out {26, 3}

Question 1127

Pacorus

Answer 1127

Pacori, m. - Pacorus [a person] {26, 4}

Question 1128

quisquis

Answer 1128

quisquis, quidquid - whoever, whatever, whichever {27, 4}

Question 1129

committo

Answer 1129

committere, commisi, commissum - commit {27, 1}

Question 1130

patior

Answer 1130

pati, passus sum - suffer; allow {27, 3}

Question 1131

Dionysus

Answer 1131

Dionysi, m. - Dionysus [the god of wine and revelry; Greek name - Bacchus] {27, 4}

Question 1132

vereor

Answer 1132

vereri, veritus sum - fear {27, 3}

Question 1133

pretium

Answer 1133

pretii, n. - price {27, 4}

Question 1134

conor

Answer 1134

conari, conatus sum - try, attempt {27, 2}

Question 1135

oro

Answer 1135

orare, oravi, oratum - beg {27, 3}

Question 1136

aggredior

Answer 1136

aggredi, aggressus sum - go towards, approach; attack {27, 3}

Question 1137

accumbo

Answer 1137

accumbere, accubui, accubitum - lie down, recline (at table) {27, 4}

Question 1138

ob

Answer 1138

(+acc.) - because of, on account of {27, 3}

Question 1139

surdus

Answer 1139

surda, surdum - deaf {27, 4}

Question 1140

Ancyra

Answer 1140

Ancyrae, f. - Ancyra [a place - Ankara] {27, 4}

Question 1141

regredior

Answer 1141

regredi, regressus sum - go back {27, 4}

Question 1142

orior

Answer 1142

oriri, ortus sum - rise {27, 3}

Question 1143

veneo

Answer 1143

venire, venii, ----- - go on sale {27, 4}

Question 1144

cultus

Answer 1144

cultus, m. - way of living, civilization; worship {27, 4}

Question 1145

deditio

Answer 1145

deditionis, f. - surrender {27, 3}

Question 1146

gaudium

Answer 1146

gaudii, n. - joy {27, 4}

Question 1147

colo

Answer 1147

colere, colui, cultum - cultivate; worship {27, 3}

Question 1148

retineo

Answer 1148

retinere, retinui, retentum - hold back, restrain {27, 3}

Question 1149

mulio

Answer 1149

mulionis, m. - mule driver {27, 4}

Question 1150

dummodo

Answer 1150

provided that {27, 4}

Question 1151

coniuratio

Answer 1151

coniurationis, f. - plot {27, 4}

Question 1152

hortor

Answer 1152

hortari, hortatus sum - urge, encourage {27, 3}

Question 1153

Caedicianus

Answer 1153

Caediciani, m. - Caedicianus [a person] {27, 4}

Question 1154

loquor

Answer 1154

loqui, locutus sum - speak {27, 3}

Question 1155

audeo

Answer 1155

audere, ausus sum - dare {27, 2}

Question 1156

soleo

Answer 1156

solere, solitus sum - be accustomed (to) (+ inf.) {27, 4}

Question 1157

utor

Answer 1157

uti, usus sum - use (+abl.) {27, 2}

Question 1158

addo

Answer 1158

addere, addidi, additum - add {27, 3}

Question 1159

consularis

Answer 1159

consularis, m. - ex-consul, consular {27, 4}

Question 1160

proficiscor

Answer 1160

proficisci, profectus sum - set out {27, 2}

Question 1161

primo

Answer 1161

at first {27, 2}

Question 1162

sacer

Answer 1162

sacra, sacrum - sacred {27, 2}

Question 1163

miror

Answer 1163

mirari, miratus sum - be amazed at, admire {27, 3}

Question 1164

progredior

Answer 1164

progredi, progressus sum - go forward {27, 3}

Question 1165

imago

Answer 1165

imaginis, f. - image, likeness, statue {27, 3}

Question 1166

memini

Answer 1166

meminisse - remember, be mindful of (+gen.) {27, 3}

Question 1167

egredior

Answer 1167

egredi, egressus sum - leave, go out {27, 3}

Question 1168

praefectus

Answer 1168

praefecti, m. - prefect, commander {27, 4}

Question 1169

conscriptus

Answer 1169

conscripta, conscriptum - chosen, conscript [of a senator] {27, 4}

Question 1170

Paula

Answer 1170

Paulae, f. - Paula [a person] {27, 4}

Question 1171

consensus

Answer 1171

consensus, m. - agreement {27, 4}

Question 1172

suscipio

Answer 1172

suscipere, suscepi, susceptum - undertake, begin {27, 3}

Question 1173

Mamercus

Answer 1173

Mamerci, m. - Mamercus [a person] {27, 4}

Question 1174

sequor

Answer 1174

sequi, secutus sum - follow {27, 2}

Question 1175

columna

Answer 1175

columnae, f. - column {27, 4}

Question 1176

ignosco

Answer 1176

ignoscere, ignovi, ignotum - forgive, pardon (+dat.) {27, 3}

Question 1177

depono

Answer 1177

deponere, deposui, depositum - put down, deposit {27, 3}

Question 1178

Aulus

Answer 1178

Auli, m. - Aulus [a person] {27, 4}

Question 1179

coepi

Answer 1179

coepisse, coeptum - begin {defective} {27, 2}

Question 1180

ingredior

Answer 1180

ingredi, ingressus sum - go in, enter {27, 3}

Question 1181

fodio

Answer 1181

fodere, fodi, fossum - dig {28, 4}

Question 1182

Phileros

Answer 1182

Philerotis, m. - Phileros [a person] {28, 4}

Question 1183

thermae

Answer 1183

thermarum, f.pl. - baths {28, 4}

Question 1184

limes

Answer 1184

limitis, m. - border {28, 4}

Question 1185

ullus

Answer 1185

ulla, ullum - any {28, 2}

Question 1186

anus

Answer 1186

anus, f. - old woman {28, 4}

Question 1187

castus

Answer 1187

casta, castum - virtuous, chaste, pure {28, 4}

Question 1188

Tibur

Answer 1188

Tiburis, n. - Tibur [a place - Tivoli] {28, 4}

Question 1189

scelus

Answer 1189

sceleris, n. - wickedness, crime {28, 3}

Question 1190

at

Answer 1190

but, yet, but yet {28, 2}

Question 1191

decipio

Answer 1191

decipere, decepi, deceptum - deceive, trick {28, 4}

Question 1192

contendo

Answer 1192

contendere, contendi, contentum - struggle; march {28, 2}

Question 1193

tamquam

Answer 1193

as if {28, 4}

Question 1194

palma

Answer 1194

palmae, f. - palm (of a hand or of a tree); victory {28, 4}

Question 1195

abhinc

Answer 1195

from here, from this point {28, 4}

Question 1196

galea

Answer 1196

galeae, f. - helmet {28, 4}

Question 1197

pervenio

Answer 1197

pervenire, perveni, perventum - arrive at, reach {28, 2}

Question 1198

silva

Answer 1198

silvae, f. - forest, woods {28, 2}

Question 1199

cedo

Answer 1199

cedere, cessi, cessum - move; yield {28, 2}

Question 1200

oppono

Answer 1200

opponere, opposui, oppositum - oppose, place opposite {28, 4}

Question 1201

postridie

Answer 1201

on the next day {28, 4}

Question 1202

regina

Answer 1202

reginae, f. - queen {28, 3}

Question 1203

secundus

Answer 1203

secunda, secundum - second; favorable {28, 3}

Question 1204

bibliotheca

Answer 1204

bibliothecae, f. - library {28, 4}

Question 1205

barbarus

Answer 1205

barbari, m. - barbarian {28, 3}

Question 1206

vultus

Answer 1206

vultus, m. - face, expression {28, 3}

Question 1207

hortus

Answer 1207

horti, m. - garden {28, 3}

Question 1208

qua

Answer 1208

anywhere {28, 4}

Question 1209

Safronius

Answer 1209

Safronii, m. - Safronius [a person] {28, 4}

Question 1210

theatrum

Answer 1210

theatri, n. - theater {28, 4}

Question 1211

saeculum

Answer 1211

saeculi, n. - generation {28, 4}

Question 1212

quisquam

Answer 1212

quisquam, quicquam - anyone, anything {28, 3}

Question 1213

fama

Answer 1213

famae, f. - fame, rumor, reputation {28, 2}

Question 1214

sol

Answer 1214

solis, m. - sun {28, 3}

Question 1215

vehor

Answer 1215

vehi, vectus sum - travel {28, 4}

Question 1216

agger

Answer 1216

aggeris, m. - mound, rampart {28, 3}

Question 1217

simul

Answer 1217

at the same time {28, 2}

Question 1218

superiacio

Answer 1218

superiacere, superieci, superiectum - throw up {28, 4}

Question 1219

Rufus

Answer 1219

Rufi, m. - Rufus [a person] {28, 4}

Question 1220

quando

Answer 1220

when {28, 4}

Question 1221

nusquam

Answer 1221

nowhere {28, 4}

Question 1222

Arminius

Answer 1222

Arminii, m. - Arminius [a person] {28, 4}

Question 1223

ripa

Answer 1223

ripae, f. - (river)bank {28, 3}

Question 1224

libero

Answer 1224

liberare, liberavi, liberatum - set free {28, 4}

Question 1225

pudet

Answer 1225

pudere, puduit - it shames (+acc. (person); +gen. (thing)) {28, 4}

Question 1226

adhibeo

Answer 1226

adhibere, adhibui, adhibitum - keep, hold to {28, 4}

Question 1227

imber

Answer 1227

imbris, m. - rain {28, 4}

Question 1228

servo

Answer 1228

servare, servavi, servatum - save, guard, keep {28, 2}

Question 1229

revenio

Answer 1229

revenire, reveni, reventum - come back, return {28, 4}

Question 1230

rumpo

Answer 1230

rumpere, rupi, ruptum - break, burst {28, 3}

Question 1231

modus

Answer 1231

modi, m. - method, manner, way {28, 2}

Question 1232

desisto

Answer 1232

desistere, destiti, destitum - stop, desist {28, 4}

Question 1233

magnitudo

Answer 1233

magnitudinis, f. - size, greatness {28, 3}

Question 1234

fossa

Answer 1234

fossae, f. - ditch, trench {28, 3}

Question 1235

Danuvius

Answer 1235

Danuvii, m. - Danuvius [a place - the Danube River] {28, 4}

Question 1236

turpis

Answer 1236

turpis, turpe - shameful {28, 4}

Question 1237

mille

Answer 1237

thousand {28, 1}

Question 1238

saltem

Answer 1238

at least {28, 4}

Question 1239

nudus

Answer 1239

nuda, nudum - nude, naked, bare {28, 4}

Question 1240

milia

Answer 1240

milium, n.pl. - thousands (+gen.) {28, 2}

Question 1241

latus

Answer 1241

lateris, n. - side {28, 2}

Question 1242

fluvius

Answer 1242

fluvii, m. - river {28, 4}

Question 1243

fas

Answer 1243

n. - divine law {28, 3}

Question 1244

adiuvo

Answer 1244

adiuvare, adiuvi, adiutum - help {29, 4}

Question 1245

Gnaeus

Answer 1245

Gnaei, m. - Gnaeus [a person] {29, 4}

Question 1246

fruor

Answer 1246

frui, fructus sum - enjoy (+abl.) {29, 4}

Question 1247

agmen

Answer 1247

agminis, n. - line, battle line {29, 2}

Question 1248

formosus

Answer 1248

formosa, formosum - handsome, beautify, shapely {29, 4}

Question 1249

ultra

Answer 1249

(+acc.) - beyond {29, 4}

Question 1250

promitto

Answer 1250

promittere, promisi, promissum - promise {29, 3}

Question 1251

Septicius

Answer 1251

Septicii, m. - Septicius [a person] {29, 4}

Question 1252

Borysthenes

Answer 1252

Borysthenis, m. - Borysthenes [a person] {29, 4}

Question 1253

Bassa

Answer 1253

Bassae, f. - Bassa [a person] {29, 4}

Question 1254

indecens

Answer 1254

indecens, indecens [gen.: indecentis] - irritating {29, 4}

Question 1255

suspicio

Answer 1255

suspicere, suspexi, suspectum - suspect {29, 4}

Question 1256

horridus

Answer 1256

horrida, horridum - horrible, awful {29, 4}

Question 1257

postulo

Answer 1257

postulare, postulavi, postulatum - demand {29, 3}

Question 1258

Tranquillus

Answer 1258

Tranquilli, m. - Tranquillus [a person] {29, 4}

Question 1259

nares

Answer 1259

narium, f.pl. - nostrils {29, 4}

Question 1260

amitto

Answer 1260

amittere, amisi, amissum - lose, let go, send away {29, 2}

Question 1261

Suetonius

Answer 1261

Suetonii, m. - Suetonius [a person] {29, 4}

Question 1262

oleo

Answer 1262

olere, olui, ----- - smell of {29, 4}

Question 1263

asper

Answer 1263

aspera, asperum - bitter, harsh, rough {29, 3}

Question 1264

vero

Answer 1264

truly {29, 4}

Question 1265

octoginta

Answer 1265

eighty {29, 4}

Question 1266

vulnus

Answer 1266

vulneris, n. - wound {29, 2}

Question 1267

moror

Answer 1267

morari, moratus sum - delay {29, 2}

Question 1268

celeritas

Answer 1268

celeritatis, f. - speed, swiftness {29, 4}

Question 1269

classis

Answer 1269

classis, f. - fleet, ship; class {29, 2}

Question 1270

odor

Answer 1270

odoris, m. - odor, smell {29, 4}

Question 1271

reverentia

Answer 1271

reverentiae, f. - respect {29, 4}

Question 1272

incredibilis

Answer 1272

incredibilis, incredibile - incredible {29, 4}

Question 1273

singuli

Answer 1273

singulae, singula - one at a time, one by one {29, 3}

Question 1274

improbus

Answer 1274

improba, improbum - bad, wicked, naughty {29, 4}

Question 1275

Maro

Answer 1275

Maronis, m. - Maro [a person] {29, 4}

Question 1276

anteeo

Answer 1276

anteire, anteii, ----- - go before {29, 4}

Question 1277

Gallia

Answer 1277

Galliae, f. - Gallia [a place - Gaul, France] {29, 4}

Question 1278

prior

Answer 1278

prior, prius - former, earlier {29, 3}

Question 1279

similis

Answer 1279

similis, simile - similar {29, 3}

Question 1280

familiaris

Answer 1280

familiaris, familiare - belonging to the family, familiar {29, 4}

Question 1281

nascor

Answer 1281

nasci, natus sum - be born {29, 2}

Question 1282

Ovidius

Answer 1282

Ovidii, m. - Ovidius [a person - Ovid] {29, 4}

Question 1283

alienus

Answer 1283

aliena, alienum - another's, belonging to another; foreign, strange {29, 4}

Question 1284

omnino

Answer 1284

entirely, altogether {29, 3}

Question 1285

murra

Answer 1285

murrae, f. - myrrh, perfume {29, 4}

Question 1286

praetorium

Answer 1286

praetorii, m. - praetorian, imperial bodyguard {29, 4}

Question 1287

Caligula

Answer 1287

Caligulae, m. - Caligula [a person] {29, 4}

Question 1288

natura

Answer 1288

naturae, f. - nature {29, 3}

Question 1289

marmoreus

Answer 1289

marmorea, marmoreum - made of marble {29, 4}

Question 1290

passus

Answer 1290

passus, m. - pace, step {29, 2}

Question 1291

obliviscor

Answer 1291

oblivisci, oblitus sum - forget (+gen. (a person); +acc. (a thing)) {29, 3}

Question 1292

Nemausus

Answer 1292

Nemausi, m. - Nemausus [a place - Nimes] {29, 4}

Question 1293

umens

Answer 1293

umens, umens [gen.: umentis] - dripping {29, 4}

Question 1294

convenit

Answer 1294

convenire, convenit - it is convenient, it suits {29, 4}

Question 1295

libertus

Answer 1295

liberta, libertum - freed; (as a noun) freedman, freedwoman {29, 4}

Question 1296

scriptor

Answer 1296

scriptoris, m. - writer {29, 4}

Question 1297

latericius

Answer 1297

latericia, latericium - made of brick {29, 4}

Question 1298

corrigo

Answer 1298

corrigere, correxi, correctum - correct, set right {29, 4}

Question 1299

monstrum

Answer 1299

monstri, n. - omen; monster {29, 3}

Question 1300

explorator

Answer 1300

exploratoris, m. - spy, scout {29, 3}

Question 1301

risus

Answer 1301

risus, m. - laugh {29, 4}

Question 1302

seu...seu

Answer 1302

whether...or {29, 4}

Question 1303

Clarus

Answer 1303

Clari, m. - Clarus [a person] {29, 4}

Question 1304

tracto

Answer 1304

tractare, tractavi, tractatum - handle, investigate {29, 4}

Question 1305

iuro

Answer 1305

iurare, iuravi, iuratum - swear {29, 3}

Question 1306

morosus

Answer 1306

morosa, morosum - gloomy {29, 4}

Question 1307

iucundus

Answer 1307

iucunda, iucundum - pleasant {29, 4}

Question 1308

mille passuum

Answer 1308

mile [lit.: one thousand (of) paces] {29, 3}

Question 1309

mens

Answer 1309

mentis, f. - mind {30, 2}

Question 1310

aequo animo

Answer 1310

calmly {30, 4}

Question 1311

vomo

Answer 1311

vomere, vomui, vomitum - vomit {30, 4}

Question 1312

nudulus

Answer 1312

nudula, nudulum - little naked one {30, 4}

Question 1313

ingruo

Answer 1313

ingruere, ingrui, ingrutum - attack {30, 4}

Question 1314

rigidus

Answer 1314

rigida, rigidum - stiff {30, 4}

Question 1315

transeo

Answer 1315

transire, transii, transitum - go over, pass by {30, 2}

Question 1316

queror

Answer 1316

queri, questus sum - complain {30, 3}

Question 1317

cito

Answer 1317

quickly {30, 4}

Question 1318

praesto

Answer 1318

praestare, praestiti, praestitum - provide {30, 3}

Question 1319

ignotus

Answer 1319

ignota, ignotum - unknown {30, 3}

Question 1320

futurus

Answer 1320

futura, futurum - about to be {30, 4}

Question 1321

adduco

Answer 1321

adducere, adduxi, adductum - lead to; influence {30, 1}

Question 1322

hospes

Answer 1322

hospitis, m. - guest; host {30, 3}

Question 1323

pallidulus

Answer 1323

pallidula, pallidulum - pale little one {30, 4}

Question 1324

notitia

Answer 1324

notitiae, f. - attention {30, 4}

Question 1325

porta

Answer 1325

portae, f. - gate {30, 2}

Question 1326

vitupero

Answer 1326

vituperare, vituperavi, vituperatum - curse {30, 4}

Question 1327

Kalendae

Answer 1327

Kalendarum, f.pl. - the Kalends [the first day of the month] {30, 4}

Question 1328

animula

Answer 1328

animulae, f. - little spirit {30, 4}

Question 1329

Puteoli

Answer 1329

Puteolorum, m.pl. - Puteoli [a place - Pozzuoli] {30, 4}

Question 1330

diligo

Answer 1330

diligere, delexi, delectum - love {30, 4}

Question 1331

Polla

Answer 1331

Pollae, f. - Polla [a person] {30, 4}

Question 1332

Fabullus

Answer 1332

Fabulli, m. - Fabullus [a person] {30, 4}

Question 1333

testis

Answer 1333

testis, m./f. - witness {30, 4}

Question 1334

sportula

Answer 1334

sportulae, f. - small gift-basket {30, 4}

Question 1335

trini

Answer 1335

trinae, trina - three each, three at a time, three by three {30, 4}

Question 1336

numquid

Answer 1336

really {30, 4}

Question 1337

Baiae

Answer 1337

Baiarum, f.pl. - Baiae [a place] {30, 4}

Question 1338

trecenti

Answer 1338

trecentae, trecenta - three hundred {30, 4}

Question 1339

nepos

Answer 1339

nepotis, m. - grandson {30, 3}

Question 1340

testamentum

Answer 1340

testamenti, n. - will {30, 4}

Question 1341

Pedanius

Answer 1341

Pedanii, m. - Pedanius [a person] {30, 4}

Question 1342

mensis

Answer 1342

mensis, m. - month {30, 4}

Question 1343

proditio

Answer 1343

proditionis, f. - revelation, betrayal {30, 4}

Question 1344

abeo

Answer 1344

abire, abii, abitum - go away, depart {30, 3}

Question 1345

sestertium

Answer 1345

sestertii, n. - sestertius [a coin] {30, 4}

Question 1346

Galla

Answer 1346

Gallae, f. - Galla [a person] {30, 4}

Question 1347

taedium

Answer 1347

taedii, n. - weariness, pain {30, 4}

Question 1348

aridus

Answer 1348

arida, aridum - dry; pitiful {30, 4}

Question 1349

forsan

Answer 1349

perhaps {30, 4}

Question 1350

summa

Answer 1350

summae, f. - sum {30, 4}

Question 1351

vexo

Answer 1351

vexare, vexavi, vexatum - annoy {30, 4}

Question 1352

Antoninus

Answer 1352

Antonini, m. - Antoninus [a person] {30, 4}

Question 1353

fateor

Answer 1353

fateri, fassus sum - confess, admit {30, 4}

Question 1354

Ciceronianus

Answer 1354

Ciceroniana, Ciceronianum - Ciceronian [referring to Cicero [a person]] {30, 4}

Question 1355

invisus

Answer 1355

invisa, invisum - unseen, hated {30, 4}

Question 1356

morbus

Answer 1356

morbi, m. - illness, disease {30, 4}

Question 1357

aequus

Answer 1357

aequa, aequum - even, level, equal {30, 3}

Question 1358

ceno

Answer 1358

cenare, cenavi, cenatum - dine, eat dinner {30, 4}

Question 1359

bini

Answer 1359

binae, bina - two each, two at a time, two by two, twice {30, 3}

Question 1360

actus

Answer 1360

actus, m. - business {30, 4}

Question 1361

vagulus

Answer 1361

vagula, vagulum - little wandering one {30, 4}

Question 1362

nonaginta

Answer 1362

ninety {30, 4}

Question 1363

praetermitto

Answer 1363

praetermittere, praetermisi, praetermissum - overlook {30, 4}

Question 1364

auctor

Answer 1364

auctoris, m. - author, originator {30, 3}

Question 1365

aureolus

Answer 1365

aureoli, m. - gold coin {30, 4}

Question 1366

iniuria

Answer 1366

iniuriae, f. - injustice, injury, harm {30, 2}

Question 1367

sextus

Answer 1367

sexta, sextum - sixth {30, 4}

Question 1368

subtraho

Answer 1368

subtrahere, subtraxi, subtractum - draw out {30, 4}

Question 1369

corona

Answer 1369

coronae, f. - crown, garland {30, 4}

Question 1370

Arrius

Answer 1370

Arrii, m. - Arrius [a person] {30, 4}

Question 1371

labor

Answer 1371

labi, lapsus sum - sink, slip {30, 3}

Question 1372

prodo

Answer 1372

prodere, prodidi, proditum - make known, betray {30, 4}

Question 1373

quondam

Answer 1373

once, at a former time {30, 3}

Question 1374

perturbo

Answer 1374

perturbare, perturbavi, perturbatum - upset, disturb {30, 3}

Question 1375

inferius

Answer 1375

lower {30, 4}

Question 1376

verto

Answer 1376

vertere, verti, versum - turn {30, 3}

Question 1377

parricida

Answer 1377

parricidae, f. - parricide, murder of one's own father {30, 4}

Question 1378

litigo

Answer 1378

litigare, litigavi, litigatum - accuse {30, 4}

Question 1379

pius

Answer 1379

pia, pium - pius, dutiful {30, 3}

Question 1380

ultro

Answer 1380

without being asked {30, 3}

Question 1381

valetudo

Answer 1381

valetudinis, f. - health {30, 4}

Question 1382

bis

Answer 1382

twice {30, 3}

Question 1383

absolvo

Answer 1383

absolvere, absolvi, absolutum - detach from {30, 4}

Question 1384

conspectus

Answer 1384

conspectus, m. - sight, view {30, 3}

Question 1385

iungo

Answer 1385

iungere, iunxi, iunctum - join {30, 3}

Question 1386

quini

Answer 1386

quinae, quina - five each, five at a time, five by five {30, 4}

Question 1387

intactus

Answer 1387

intacta, intactum - untouched {30, 4}

Question 1388

prius

Answer 1388

earlier {30, 4}

Question 1389

gratis

Answer 1389

free {30, 4}

Question 1390

blandulus

Answer 1390

blandula, blandulum - little kind one {30, 4}

Question 1391

rosa

Answer 1391

rosae, f. - rose {30, 4}

Question 1392

quidem

Answer 1392

indeed {30, 2}

Question 1393

quadrans

Answer 1393

quadrantis, m. - a quarter (of something), a penny {30, 4}

Question 1394

adopto

Answer 1394

adoptare, adoptavi, adoptatum - adopt {30, 4}

Question 1395

perterreo

Answer 1395

perterrere, perterrui, perterritum - terrify {30, 3}

Question 1396

tremo

Answer 1396

tremere, tremui, ----- - tremble {30, 3}

Question 1397

necessitas

Answer 1397

necessitatis, f. - force {30, 4}

Question 1398

sepelio

Answer 1398

sepelire, sepelivi, sepultum - bury {30, 4}

Question 1399

irascor

Answer 1399

irasci, iratus sum - grow angry; (perf.) be angry {30, 4}

Question 1400

Commodus

Answer 1400

Commodi, m. - Commodus [a person] {30, 4}

Question 1401

adficio

Answer 1401

adficere, adfeci, adfectum - affect {30, 4}