Imperium Level 3 No Names Copy 2

Question 1

uxor

Answer 1

uxoris, f. - wife {1, 3}

Question 2

familia

Answer 2

familiae, f. - family {1, 3}

Question 3

soror

Answer 3

sororis, f. - sister {1, 3}

Question 4

habito

Answer 4

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

Question 5

culina

Answer 5

culinae, f. - kitchen {2, 3}

Question 6

aeger

Answer 6

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

Question 7

clamo

Answer 7

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

Question 8

tristis

Answer 8

tristis, triste - sad {3, 3}

Question 9

sedeo

Answer 9

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

Question 10

fessus

Answer 10

fessa, fessum - tired {3, 3}

Question 11

taceo

Answer 11

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

Question 12

rogo

Answer 12

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

Question 13

fleo

Answer 13

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

Question 14

cor

Answer 14

cordis, n. - heart {4, 3}

Question 15

loco

Answer 15

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

Question 16

timeo

Answer 16

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

Question 17

laudo

Answer 17

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

Question 18

terreo

Answer 18

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

Question 19

iuvo

Answer 19

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

Question 20

carus

Answer 20

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

Question 21

nemo

Answer 21

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

Question 22

mortuus

Answer 22

mortua, mortuum - dead {4, 3}

Question 23

cupio

Answer 23

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

Question 24

inquam

Answer 24

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

Question 25

noli

Answer 25

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

Question 26

rego

Answer 26

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

Question 27

dominus

Answer 27

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

Question 28

reperio

Answer 28

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

Question 29

curo

Answer 29

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

Question 30

mecum

Answer 30

with me {5, 3}

Question 31

quoque

Answer 31

also, too {5, 3}

Question 32

nolo

Answer 32

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

Question 33

praetor

Answer 33

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

Question 34

memoria

Answer 34

memoriae, f. - memory {6, 3}

Question 35

panis

Answer 35

panis, m. - bread {6, 3}

Question 36

servus

Answer 36

servi, m. - slave {6, 3}

Question 37

imperator

Answer 37

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

Question 38

tam

Answer 38

so {6, 3}

Question 39

aperio

Answer 39

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

Question 40

cibus

Answer 40

cibi, m. - food {6, 3}

Question 41

ostendo

Answer 41

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

Question 42

aqua

Answer 42

aquae, f. - water {6, 3}

Question 43

difficilis

Answer 43

difficilis, difficile - difficult {7, 3}

Question 44

pessimus

Answer 44

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

Question 45

descendo

Answer 45

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

Question 46

cubiculum

Answer 46

cubiculi, n. - bedroom {7, 3}

Question 47

excito

Answer 47

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

Question 48

cado

Answer 48

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

Question 49

conscendo

Answer 49

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

Question 50

celeriter

Answer 50

quickly, swiftly {7, 3}

Question 51

mensa

Answer 51

mensae, f. - table {8, 3}

Question 52

rursus

Answer 52

again, back {8, 3}

Question 53

iaceo

Answer 53

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

Question 54

o

Answer 54

O {8, 3}

Question 55

celer

Answer 55

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

Question 56

magister

Answer 56

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

Question 57

iratus

Answer 57

irata, iratum - angry {9, 3}

Question 58

necesse est

Answer 58

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

Question 59

littera

Answer 59

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

Question 60

disco

Answer 60

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

Question 61

igitur

Answer 61

therefore {10, 3}

Question 62

longe

Answer 62

far, by far {11, 3}

Question 63

navigo

Answer 63

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

Question 64

invenio

Answer 64

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

Question 65

primum

Answer 65

first, at first {11, 3}

Question 66

apertus

Answer 66

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

Question 67

cras

Answer 67

tomorrow {11, 3}

Question 68

dictator

Answer 68

dictatoris, m. - dictator {12, 3}

Question 69

opus

Answer 69

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

Question 70

centum

Answer 70

a hundred {12, 3}

Question 71

forum

Answer 71

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

Question 72

quinque

Answer 72

five {12, 3}

Question 73

attonitus

Answer 73

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

Question 74

pons

Answer 74

pontis, m. - bridge {12, 3}

Question 75

lingua

Answer 75

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

Question 76

appello

Answer 76

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

Question 77

certe

Answer 77

certainly {13, 3}

Question 78

quomodo

Answer 78

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

Question 79

moneo

Answer 79

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

Question 80

laboro

Answer 80

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

Question 81

diligenter

Answer 81

carefully {13, 3}

Question 82

senex

Answer 82

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

Question 83

scribo

Answer 83

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

Question 84

gladius

Answer 84

gladii, m. - sword {14, 3}

Question 85

consilium capio

Answer 85

make a plan {15, 3}

Question 86

fabula

Answer 86

fabulae, f. - story {15, 3}

Question 87

frango

Answer 87

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

Question 88

casus

Answer 88

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

Question 89

antrum

Answer 89

antri, n. - cave {15, 3}

Question 90

verbum

Answer 90

verbi, n. - word {15, 3}

Question 91

caput

Answer 91

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

Question 92

domum

Answer 92

home [= to home] {15, 3}

Question 93

vehementer

Answer 93

very much, vigorously {15, 3}

Question 94

nescio

Answer 94

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

Question 95

sicut

Answer 95

just as {15, 3}

Question 96

decem

Answer 96

ten {15, 3}

Question 97

septem

Answer 97

seven {16, 3}

Question 98

caecus

Answer 98

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

Question 99

surgo

Answer 99

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

Question 100

seco

Answer 100

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

Question 101

rapio

Answer 101

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

Question 102

demitto

Answer 102

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

Question 103

vinum

Answer 103

vini, n. - wine {16, 3}

Question 104

viginti

Answer 104

twenty {16, 3}

Question 105

quattuor

Answer 105

four {16, 3}

Question 106

sentio

Answer 106

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

Question 107

exeo

Answer 107

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

Question 108

vulnero

Answer 108

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

Question 109

numquam

Answer 109

never {16, 3}

Question 110

ramus

Answer 110

rami, m. - branch {16, 3}

Question 111

iste

Answer 111

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

Question 112

tango

Answer 112

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

Question 113

iterum

Answer 113

again {16, 3}

Question 114

sex

Answer 114

six {16, 3}

Question 115

posco

Answer 115

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

Question 116

canis

Answer 116

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

Question 117

oppugno

Answer 117

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

Question 118

ambulo

Answer 118

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

Question 119

arena

Answer 119

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

Question 120

quidam

Answer 120

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

Question 121

animal

Answer 121

animalis, n. - animal {17, 3}

Question 122

edo

Answer 122

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

Question 123

multum

Answer 123

much {17, 3}

Question 124

curro

Answer 124

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

Question 125

trans

Answer 125

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

Question 126

reddo

Answer 126

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

Question 127

geminus

Answer 127

gemina, geminum - twin {18, 3}

Question 128

valeo

Answer 128

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

Question 129

consumo

Answer 129

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

Question 130

septimus

Answer 130

septima, septimum - seventh {18, 3}

Question 131

custos

Answer 131

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

Question 132

potens

Answer 132

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

Question 133

senatus

Answer 133

senatus, m. - senate {19, 3}

Question 134

facies

Answer 134

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

Question 135

gradus

Answer 135

gradus, m. - step {19, 3}

Question 136

nec...nec

Answer 136

neither...nor {19, 3}

Question 137

infelix

Answer 137

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

Question 138

cornu

Answer 138

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

Question 139

consul

Answer 139

consulis, m. - consul {19, 3}

Question 140

plures

Answer 140

plures, plura - more {20, 3}

Question 141

deficio

Answer 141

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

Question 142

sumo

Answer 142

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

Question 143

minime

Answer 143

no, not at all {20, 3}

Question 144

pecunia

Answer 144

pecuniae, f. - money {20, 3}

Question 145

plenus

Answer 145

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

Question 146

maior

Answer 146

maior, maius - greater {20, 3}

Question 147

multo

Answer 147

much, by far {20, 3}

Question 148

breviter

Answer 148

briefly {20, 3}

Question 149

dignus

Answer 149

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

Question 150

peior

Answer 150

peior, peius - worse {20, 3}

Question 151

maxime

Answer 151

most, most greatly {20, 3}

Question 152

plus

Answer 152

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

Question 153

densus

Answer 153

densa, densum - thick {20, 3}

Question 154

crinis

Answer 154

crinis, m. - hair {20, 3}

Question 155

melior

Answer 155

melior, melius - better {20, 3}

Question 156

procedo

Answer 156

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

Question 157

plurimus

Answer 157

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

Question 158

fortiter

Answer 158

bravely {20, 3}

Question 159

persuadeo

Answer 159

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

Question 160

male

Answer 160

badly {20, 3}

Question 161

optime

Answer 161

best, very well {20, 3}

Question 162

iuvenis

Answer 162

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

Question 163

minor

Answer 163

minor, minus - smaller {20, 3}

Question 164

paratus

Answer 164

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

Question 165

paene

Answer 165

almost {20, 3}

Question 166

pulcher

Answer 166

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

Question 167

spero

Answer 167

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

Question 168

brevis

Answer 168

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

Question 169

facile

Answer 169

easily {20, 3}

Question 170

effugio

Answer 170

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

Question 171

efficio

Answer 171

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

Question 172

frustra

Answer 172

in vain {21, 3}

Question 173

ascendo

Answer 173

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

Question 174

gloria

Answer 174

gloriae, f. - glory {21, 3}

Question 175

decus

Answer 175

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

Question 176

tribunus

Answer 176

tribuni, m. - tribune {21, 3}

Question 177

cinis

Answer 177

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

Question 178

vicus

Answer 178

vici, m. - village {21, 3}

Question 179

aliter

Answer 179

otherwise {21, 3}

Question 180

occupo

Answer 180

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

Question 181

tecum

Answer 181

with you {21, 3}

Question 182

vivo

Answer 182

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

Question 183

lateo

Answer 183

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

Question 184

sinus

Answer 184

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

Question 185

carmen

Answer 185

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

Question 186

crudelis

Answer 186

crudelis, crudele - cruel {21, 3}

Question 187

defendo

Answer 187

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

Question 188

notus

Answer 188

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

Question 189

iacio

Answer 189

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

Question 190

militaris

Answer 190

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

Question 191

sermo

Answer 191

sermonis, m. - conversation {21, 3}

Question 192

credo

Answer 192

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

Question 193

redeo

Answer 193

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

Question 194

varius

Answer 194

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

Question 195

audax

Answer 195

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

Question 196

alii...alii

Answer 196

some...others {21, 3}

Question 197

incola

Answer 197

incolae, m. - inhabitant {21, 3}

Question 198

opes

Answer 198

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

Question 199

nuntio

Answer 199

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

Question 200

qualis

Answer 200

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

Question 201

recuso

Answer 201

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

Question 202

clam

Answer 202

secretly {22, 3}

Question 203

solvo

Answer 203

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

Question 204

hora

Answer 204

horae, f. - hour {22, 3}

Question 205

aedificium

Answer 205

aedificii, n. - building {22, 3}

Question 206

nobiscum

Answer 206

with us {23, 3}

Question 207

nocturnus

Answer 207

nocturna, nocturnum - at night {23, 3}

Question 208

quare

Answer 208

why {23, 3}

Question 209

idem

Answer 209

at the same time {23, 3}

Question 210

causa

Answer 210

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

Question 211

inferior

Answer 211

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

Question 212

confero

Answer 212

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

Question 213

ars

Answer 213

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

Question 214

onus

Answer 214

oneris, n. - burden {23, 3}

Question 215

felix

Answer 215

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

Question 216

offero

Answer 216

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

Question 217

quaestor

Answer 217

quaestoris, m. - quaestor {23, 3}

Question 218

fallo

Answer 218

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

Question 219

nego

Answer 219

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

Question 220

neque...neque

Answer 220

neither...nor {23, 3}

Question 221

affero

Answer 221

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

Question 222

dirus

Answer 222

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

Question 223

tot

Answer 223

so many {24, 3}

Question 224

saevus

Answer 224

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

Question 225

scutum

Answer 225

scuti, n. - shield {24, 3}

Question 226

inimicus

Answer 226

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

Question 227

calamitas

Answer 227

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

Question 228

ceteri

Answer 228

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

Question 229

vivus

Answer 229

viva, vivum - alive {24, 3}

Question 230

ira

Answer 230

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

Question 231

lacrima

Answer 231

lacrimae, f. - tear {24, 3}

Question 232

postquam

Answer 232

after {24, 3}

Question 233

victor

Answer 233

victoris, m. - victor {24, 3}

Question 234

praemium

Answer 234

praemii, n. - reward {24, 3}

Question 235

trado

Answer 235

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

Question 236

victoria

Answer 236

victoriae, f. - victory {24, 3}

Question 237

subito

Answer 237

suddenly {24, 3}

Question 238

pereo

Answer 238

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

Question 239

satis

Answer 239

enough {24, 3}

Question 240

resisto

Answer 240

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

Question 241

occido

Answer 241

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

Question 242

dono

Answer 242

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

Question 243

captivus

Answer 243

captiva, captivum - captive {24, 3}

Question 244

liber

Answer 244

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

Question 245

transfigo

Answer 245

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

Question 246

parco

Answer 246

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

Question 247

postea

Answer 247

afterwards, later {25, 3}

Question 248

effero

Answer 248

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

Question 249

excipio

Answer 249

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

Question 250

mercator

Answer 250

mercatoris, m. - merchant {25, 3}

Question 251

graviter

Answer 251

heavily, seriously {25, 3}

Question 252

divido

Answer 252

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

Question 253

tenuis

Answer 253

tenuis, tenue - thin {25, 3}

Question 254

insto

Answer 254

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

Question 255

quamquam

Answer 255

although {25, 3}

Question 256

condo

Answer 256

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

Question 257

nauta

Answer 257

nautae, m. - sailor {25, 3}

Question 258

gaudeo

Answer 258

gaudere, gavisus sum - rejoice {25, 3}

Question 259

ergo

Answer 259

therefore {25, 3}

Question 260

precor

Answer 260

precari, precatus sum - pray {25, 3}

Question 261

muto

Answer 261

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

Question 262

tempestas

Answer 262

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

Question 263

levis

Answer 263

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

Question 264

olim

Answer 264

once (upon a time) {26, 3}

Question 265

heri

Answer 265

yesterday {26, 3}

Question 266

orbis

Answer 266

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

Question 267

misceo

Answer 267

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

Question 268

conspicio

Answer 268

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

Question 269

porto

Answer 269

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

Question 270

pello

Answer 270

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

Question 271

eicio

Answer 271

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

Question 272

domina

Answer 272

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

Question 273

fatum

Answer 273

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

Question 274

agnosco

Answer 274

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

Question 275

accido

Answer 275

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

Question 276

paro

Answer 276

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

Question 277

opto

Answer 277

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

Question 278

miror

Answer 278

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

Question 279

suscipio

Answer 279

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

Question 280

colo

Answer 280

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

Question 281

loquor

Answer 281

loqui, locutus sum - speak {27, 3}

Question 282

progredior

Answer 282

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

Question 283

addo

Answer 283

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

Question 284

imago

Answer 284

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

Question 285

ingredior

Answer 285

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

Question 286

memini

Answer 286

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

Question 287

retineo

Answer 287

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

Question 288

egredior

Answer 288

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

Question 289

orior

Answer 289

oriri, ortus sum - rise {27, 3}

Question 290

ignosco

Answer 290

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

Question 291

depono

Answer 291

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

Question 292

ob

Answer 292

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

Question 293

hortor

Answer 293

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

Question 294

vereor

Answer 294

vereri, veritus sum - fear {27, 3}

Question 295

patior

Answer 295

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

Question 296

deditio

Answer 296

deditionis, f. - surrender {27, 3}

Question 297

oro

Answer 297

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

Question 298

aggredior

Answer 298

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

Question 299

agger

Answer 299

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

Question 300

barbarus

Answer 300

barbari, m. - barbarian {28, 3}

Question 301

rumpo

Answer 301

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

Question 302

vultus

Answer 302

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

Question 303

fas

Answer 303

n. - divine law {28, 3}

Question 304

sol

Answer 304

solis, m. - sun {28, 3}

Question 305

scelus

Answer 305

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

Question 306

fossa

Answer 306

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

Question 307

secundus

Answer 307

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

Question 308

ripa

Answer 308

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

Question 309

hortus

Answer 309

horti, m. - garden {28, 3}

Question 310

magnitudo

Answer 310

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

Question 311

regina

Answer 311

reginae, f. - queen {28, 3}

Question 312

quisquam

Answer 312

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

Question 313

asper

Answer 313

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

Question 314

mille passuum

Answer 314

mile [lit.: one thousand (of) paces] {29, 3}

Question 315

explorator

Answer 315

exploratoris, m. - spy, scout {29, 3}

Question 316

natura

Answer 316

naturae, f. - nature {29, 3}

Question 317

obliviscor

Answer 317

oblivisci, oblitus sum - forget (+gen. (a person); +acc. (a thing)) {29, 3}

Question 318

similis

Answer 318

similis, simile - similar {29, 3}

Question 319

iuro

Answer 319

iurare, iuravi, iuratum - swear {29, 3}

Question 320

singuli

Answer 320

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

Question 321

omnino

Answer 321

entirely, altogether {29, 3}

Question 322

prior

Answer 322

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

Question 323

promitto

Answer 323

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

Question 324

postulo

Answer 324

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

Question 325

monstrum

Answer 325

monstri, n. - omen; monster {29, 3}

Question 326

tremo

Answer 326

tremere, tremui, ----- - tremble {30, 3}

Question 327

aequus

Answer 327

aequa, aequum - even, level, equal {30, 3}

Question 328

auctor

Answer 328

auctoris, m. - author, originator {30, 3}

Question 329

perterreo

Answer 329

perterrere, perterrui, perterritum - terrify {30, 3}

Question 330

ultro

Answer 330

without being asked {30, 3}

Question 331

labor

Answer 331

labi, lapsus sum - sink, slip {30, 3}

Question 332

iungo

Answer 332

iungere, iunxi, iunctum - join {30, 3}

Question 333

queror

Answer 333

queri, questus sum - complain {30, 3}

Question 334

nepos

Answer 334

nepotis, m. - grandson {30, 3}

Question 335

bini

Answer 335

binae, bina - two each, two at a time, two by two, twice {30, 3}

Question 336

praesto

Answer 336

praestare, praestiti, praestitum - provide {30, 3}

Question 337

abeo

Answer 337

abire, abii, abitum - go away, depart {30, 3}

Question 338

conspectus

Answer 338

conspectus, m. - sight, view {30, 3}

Question 339

bis

Answer 339

twice {30, 3}

Question 340

hospes

Answer 340

hospitis, m. - guest; host {30, 3}

Question 341

perturbo

Answer 341

perturbare, perturbavi, perturbatum - upset, disturb {30, 3}

Question 342

ignotus

Answer 342

ignota, ignotum - unknown {30, 3}

Question 343

pius

Answer 343

pia, pium - pius, dutiful {30, 3}

Question 344

verto

Answer 344

vertere, verti, versum - turn {30, 3}

Question 345

quondam

Answer 345

once, at a former time {30, 3}