Jenney Vocabulary I

Question 1

Gallia

Answer 1

Galliae, f., Gaul [ancient France] (1)

Question 2

memoria

Answer 2

memoriae, f., memory (1)

Question 3

est

Answer 3

is (1)

Question 4

insula

Answer 4

insulae, f., island; apartment building (1)

Question 5

lingua

Answer 5

linguae, f., tongue, language (1)

Question 6

fortuna

Answer 6

fortunae, f., fortune, luck (1)

Question 7

Italia

Answer 7

Italiae, f., Italy (1)

Question 8

littera

Answer 8

litterae, f., letter [a, b, c, etc.]; (pl.) a letter (1)

Question 9

femina

Answer 9

feminae, f., woman, wife (1)

Question 10

poeta

Answer 10

poetae, m., poet (1)

Question 11

vita

Answer 11

vitae, f., life (1)

Question 12

silva

Answer 12

silvae, f., forest, woods (1)

Question 13

agricola

Answer 13

agricolae, m., farmer (1)

Question 14

sunt

Answer 14

are (1)

Question 15

natura

Answer 15

naturae, f., nature (1)

Question 16

provincia

Answer 16

provinciae, f., province (1)

Question 17

puella

Answer 17

puellae, f., girl (1)

Question 18

aqua

Answer 18

aquae, f., water (1)

Question 19

voco

Answer 19

vocare, vocavi, vocatus, call (2)

Question 20

amicitia

Answer 20

amicitiae, f., friendship (2)

Question 21

non

Answer 21

not (2)

Question 22

amo

Answer 22

amare, amavi, amatus, love, like (2)

Question 23

paro

Answer 23

parare, paravi, paratus, get, get ready, prepare (2)

Question 24

patria

Answer 24

patriae, f., fatherland, (native) country (2)

Question 25

ad

Answer 25

(+acc) to, toward, near, at, for (2)

Question 26

navigo

Answer 26

navigare, navigavi, navigatus, sail (2)

Question 27

pugno

Answer 27

pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus, fight (2)

Question 28

specto

Answer 28

spectare, spectavi, spectatus, look at, watch (2)

Question 29

do

Answer 29

dare, dedi, datus, give, grant; surrender (2)

Question 30

porto

Answer 30

portare, portavi, portatus, carry, bring, bear (2)

Question 31

laudo

Answer 31

laudare, laudavi, laudatus, praise (2)

Question 32

cum

Answer 32

(+abl) with (2)

Question 33

et

Answer 33

and (2)

Question 34

sed

Answer 34

but (2)

Question 35

occupo

Answer 35

occupare, occupavi, occupatus, seize, capture (2)

Question 36

tuba

Answer 36

tubae, f., trumpet (3)

Question 37

villa

Answer 37

villae, f., farmhouse, country house, villa (3)

Question 38

terra

Answer 38

terrae, f., earth, land (3)

Question 39

-que

Answer 39

and (3)

Question 40

via

Answer 40

viae, f., road, way, street (3)

Question 41

Roma

Answer 41

Romae, f., Rome (3)

Question 42

quid

Answer 42

what? (3)

Question 43

-ne

Answer 43

(introduces a yes/no question) (3)

Question 44

Germania

Answer 44

Germaniae, f., Germany (3)

Question 45

porta

Answer 45

portae, f., gate, entrance; door (3)

Question 46

Europa

Answer 46

Europae, f., Europe (3)

Question 47

sum

Answer 47

esse, fui, futurus, be (3)

Question 48

nauta

Answer 48

nautae, m., sailor (3)

Question 49

ubi

Answer 49

where, when (3)

Question 50

Hispania

Answer 50

Hispaniae, f., Spain (3)

Question 51

puer

Answer 51

pueri, m., boy (4)

Question 52

gladius

Answer 52

gladii, m., sword (4)

Question 53

amicus

Answer 53

amici, m., friend (4)

Question 54

filia

Answer 54

filiae, f., daughter (4)

Question 55

annus

Answer 55

anni, m., year (4)

Question 56

deus

Answer 56

dei, m., god (4)

Question 57

ludus

Answer 57

ludi, m., school, game, play (4)

Question 58

dea

Answer 58

deae, f., goddess (4)

Question 59

vir

Answer 59

viri, m., man, husband (4)

Question 60

nuntius

Answer 60

nuntii, m., messenger; message, news, report (4)

Question 61

legatus

Answer 61

legati, m., envoy, ambassador; lieutenant (4)

Question 62

servus

Answer 62

servi, m., slave, servant (4)

Question 63

campus

Answer 63

campi, m., plain, level field (4)

Question 64

ager

Answer 64

agri, m., field (4)

Question 65

filius

Answer 65

filii, m., son (4)

Question 66

equus

Answer 66

equi, m., horse (4)

Question 67

verbum

Answer 67

verbi, n., word (5)

Question 68

bellum

Answer 68

belli, n., war (5)

Question 69

de

Answer 69

(+abl) from, down from; concerning, about (5)

Question 70

a, ab

Answer 70

(+abl) from, away from; by (5)

Question 71

oppidum

Answer 71

oppidi, n., town (5)

Question 72

caelum

Answer 72

caeli, n., sky, heavens (5)

Question 73

periculum

Answer 73

periculi, n., danger, peril, trial, risk (5)

Question 74

sub

Answer 74

(+abl) under (5)

Question 75

donum

Answer 75

doni, n., gift (5)

Question 76

regnum

Answer 76

regni, n., kingdom, throne; (royal) power, dominion (5)

Question 77

e, ex

Answer 77

(+abl) from, out of, out from (5)

Question 78

in

Answer 78

(+acc) into, onto (5)

Question 79

frumentum

Answer 79

frumenti, n., grain (5)

Question 80

sub

Answer 80

(+acc) up to (5)

Question 81

in

Answer 81

(+abl) in, on (5)

Question 82

parvus

Answer 82

parva, parvum, small (6)

Question 83

sine

Answer 83

(+abl) without (6)

Question 84

longus

Answer 84

longa, longum, long (6)

Question 85

malus

Answer 85

mala, malum, bad; (noun) trouble, evil (6)

Question 86

latus

Answer 86

lata, latum, wide, broad (6)

Question 87

tuus

Answer 87

tua, tuum, your, yours [of one person] (6)

Question 88

bonus

Answer 88

bona, bonum, good (6)

Question 89

magnus

Answer 89

magna, magnum, great, large, big (6)

Question 90

multus

Answer 90

multa, multum, much; many (6)

Question 91

meus

Answer 91

mea, meum, my, mine (6)

Question 92

ferus

Answer 92

fera, ferum, wild, fierce, savage (6)

Question 93

altus

Answer 93

alta, altum, high, tall; deep (6)

Question 94

narro

Answer 94

narrare, narravi, narratus, tell, relate (7)

Question 95

exspecto

Answer 95

exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus, look out for, await, wait for (7)

Question 96

volo

Answer 96

volare, volavi, volatus, fly (7)

Question 97

nuntio

Answer 97

nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus, announce, report (7)

Question 98

habito

Answer 98

habitare, habitavi, habitatus, live, dwell (7)

Question 99

laboro

Answer 99

laborare, laboravi, laboratus, work, suffer (7)

Question 100

supero

Answer 100

superare, superavi, superatus, conquer, defeat; surpass, overcome, overpower (7)

Question 101

convoco

Answer 101

convocare, convocavi, convocatus, call together, summon, assemble (7)

Question 102

appello

Answer 102

appellare, appellavi, appellatus, call, name, address (7)

Question 103

vulnero

Answer 103

vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus, wound, injure, harm (7)

Question 104

sacer

Answer 104

sacra, sacrum, sacred (8)

Question 105

vester

Answer 105

vestra, vestrum, your, yours [of more than one person] (8)

Question 106

trans

Answer 106

(+acc) across, over (8)

Question 107

contra

Answer 107

(+acc) against (8)

Question 108

post

Answer 108

(+acc) after, behind (8)

Question 109

per

Answer 109

(+acc) through, along (8)

Question 110

inter

Answer 110

(+acc) between, among (8)

Question 111

noster

Answer 111

nostra, nostrum, our (8)

Question 112

miser

Answer 112

misera, miserum, sad, poor, wretched, unhappy (8)

Question 113

propter

Answer 113

(+acc) because of, on account of (8)

Question 114

ante

Answer 114

(+acc) before, in front of (8)

Question 115

pulcher

Answer 115

pulchra, pulchrum, beautiful, handsome (8)

Question 116

ob

Answer 116

(+acc) because of, on account of (8)

Question 117

liber

Answer 117

libera, liberum, free (8)

Question 118

interim

Answer 118

meanwhile (9)

Question 119

bene

Answer 119

well, successfully (9)

Question 120

semper

Answer 120

always (9)

Question 121

iam

Answer 121

now, already, soon (9)

Question 122

diu

Answer 122

for a long time (9)

Question 123

tum

Answer 123

then (9)

Question 124

cras

Answer 124

tomorrow (9)

Question 125

saepe

Answer 125

often (9)

Question 126

hodie

Answer 126

today (9)

Question 127

heri

Answer 127

yesterday (9)

Question 128

nunc

Answer 128

now (9)

Question 129

postea

Answer 129

afterwards (9)

Question 130

cur

Answer 130

why (9)

Question 131

Asia

Answer 131

Asiae, f., Asia, Asia Minor [ancient Turkey] (10)

Question 132

sto

Answer 132

stare, steti, status, stand; remain (10)

Question 133

Africa

Answer 133

Africae, f., Africa (10)

Question 134

num

Answer 134

(introduces a yes/no question; expect "no") (10)

Question 135

ambulo

Answer 135

ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatus, walk (10)

Question 136

libero

Answer 136

liberare, liberavi, liberatus, free (10)

Question 137

tempto

Answer 137

temptare, temptavi, temptatus, try, attempt; tempt (10)

Question 138

oppugno

Answer 138

oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatus, attack, storm (10)

Question 139

clamo

Answer 139

clamare, clamavi, clamatus, shout, cry out (10)

Question 140

servo

Answer 140

servare, servavi, servatus, save, guard, keep (10)

Question 141

confirmo

Answer 141

confirmare, confirmavi, confirmatus, confirm, declare, encourage, strengthen, establish (10)

Question 142

demonstro

Answer 142

demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratus, point out, show, explain (10)

Question 143

impedimentum

Answer 143

impedimenti, n., hindrance; (pl.) baggage (11)

Question 144

proelium

Answer 144

proelii, n., battle (11)

Question 145

telum

Answer 145

teli, n., weapon, dart, missile; spear, javelin (11)

Question 146

castra

Answer 146

castrorum, n.pl., camp (11)

Question 147

arma

Answer 147

armorum, n.pl., arms, weapons (11)

Question 148

fama

Answer 148

famae, f., report, fame, rumor, reputation, renown (11)

Question 149

auxilium

Answer 149

auxilii, n., aid, help (11)

Question 150

captivus

Answer 150

captivi, m., prisoner (11)

Question 151

consilium

Answer 151

consilii, n., plan, advice (11)

Question 152

signum

Answer 152

signi, n., sign, signal (11)

Question 153

copia

Answer 153

copiae, f., abundance, supply; (pl.) troops (11)

Question 154

numerus

Answer 154

numeri, m., number (11)

Question 155

animus

Answer 155

animi, m., courage, mind, soul (11)

Question 156

fuga

Answer 156

fugae, f., flight; escape (11)

Question 157

audacia

Answer 157

audaciae, f., daring, boldness; rashness (12)

Question 158

socius

Answer 158

socii, m., ally, comrade (12)

Question 159

liber

Answer 159

libri, m., book (12)

Question 160

carrus

Answer 160

carri, m., wagon, cart (12)

Question 161

ira

Answer 161

irae, f., anger, wrath (12)

Question 162

locus

Answer 162

loci, m. (pl. - loca, locorum, n.), place; (n.pl.) region (12)

Question 163

cura

Answer 163

curae, f., care, concern; (pl.) anxiety (12)

Question 164

magister

Answer 164

magistri, m., teacher, master, captain (12)

Question 165

inopia

Answer 165

inopiae, f., lack, need, scarcity (12)

Question 166

poena

Answer 166

poenae, f., punishment, penalty (12)

Question 167

populus

Answer 167

populi, m., people, nation (12)

Question 168

dominus

Answer 168

domini, m., master, lord, owner (12)

Question 169

causa

Answer 169

causae, f., cause, reason; case (13)

Question 170

amicus

Answer 170

amica, amicum, friendly (13)

Question 171

verus

Answer 171

vera, verum, true (13)

Question 172

paratus

Answer 172

parata, paratum, prepared, ready (13)

Question 173

novus

Answer 173

nova, novum, new, strange (13)

Question 174

pecunia

Answer 174

pecuniae, f., money (13)

Question 175

inimicus

Answer 175

inimica, inimicum, hostile, unfriendly; (noun) enemy (13)

Question 176

albus

Answer 176

alba, album, white (13)

Question 177

regina

Answer 177

reginae, f., queen (13)

Question 178

niger

Answer 178

nigra, nigrum, black (13)

Question 179

hora

Answer 179

horae, f., hour (13)

Question 180

fabula

Answer 180

fabulae, f., story (13)

Question 181

gratus

Answer 181

grata, gratum, pleasing, wecome; grateful (13)

Question 182

epistula

Answer 182

epistulae, f., letter (13)

Question 183

mox

Answer 183

soon (14)

Question 184

mater

Answer 184

matris, f., mother (14)

Question 185

celeritas

Answer 185

celeritatis, f., speed, swiftness (14)

Question 186

dux

Answer 186

ducis, m., leader; commander, general (14)

Question 187

pater

Answer 187

patris, m., father (14)

Question 188

delecto

Answer 188

delectare, delectavi, delectatus, delight, please, amuse (14)

Question 189

frater

Answer 189

fratris, m., brother (14)

Question 190

soror

Answer 190

sororis, f., sister (14)

Question 191

rex

Answer 191

regis, m., king (14)

Question 192

imperator

Answer 192

imperatoris, m., commander, general; emperor (14)

Question 193

consul

Answer 193

consulis, m., consul (14)

Question 194

imperium

Answer 194

imperii, n., command, control; empire (14)

Question 195

miles

Answer 195

militis, m., soldier (14)

Question 196

tempus

Answer 196

temporis, n., time (15)

Question 197

corpus

Answer 197

corporis, n., body (15)

Question 198

carmen

Answer 198

carminis, n., song (15)

Question 199

flumen

Answer 199

fluminis, n., river, stream (15)

Question 200

diligentia

Answer 200

diligentiae, f., diligence (15)

Question 201

iter

Answer 201

itineris, n., journey, march; road, route (15)

Question 202

Romanus

Answer 202

Romana, Romanum, Roman; (noun) a Roman (15)

Question 203

nomen

Answer 203

nominis, n., name (15)

Question 204

Hispanus

Answer 204

Hispana, Hispanum, Spanish; (noun) a Spainard (15)

Question 205

Germanus

Answer 205

Germana, Germanum, German; (noun) a German (15)

Question 206

vulnus

Answer 206

vulneris, n., wound (15)

Question 207

Graecus

Answer 207

Graeca, Graecum, Greek; (noun) a Greek (15)

Question 208

caput

Answer 208

capitis, n., head (15)

Question 209

animal

Answer 209

animalis, n., animal (16)

Question 210

ignis

Answer 210

ignis, m., fire (16)

Question 211

hostis

Answer 211

hostis, m., enemy; (pl.) the enemy (16)

Question 212

urbs

Answer 212

urbis, f., city (16)

Question 213

panis

Answer 213

panis, m., bread (16)

Question 214

mare

Answer 214

maris, n., sea (16)

Question 215

navis

Answer 215

navis, f., ship (16)

Question 216

finis

Answer 216

finis, m., limit, end, boundary; (pl.) territory (16)

Question 217

mons

Answer 217

montis, m., mountain (16)

Question 218

pons

Answer 218

pontis, m., bridge (16)

Question 219

civis

Answer 219

civis, m./f., citizen (16)

Question 220

gens

Answer 220

gentis, f., clan, tribe, people, nation, family, class (16)

Question 221

mors

Answer 221

mortis, f., death (16)

Question 222

timeo

Answer 222

timere, timui, -----, fear, be afraid (17)

Question 223

moneo

Answer 223

monere, monui, monitus, warn, advise, remind (17)

Question 224

Helvetius

Answer 224

Helvetia, Helvetium, Helvetian, of the Helvetians (17)

Question 225

habeo

Answer 225

habere, habui, habitus, have, hold; consider (17)

Question 226

sedeo

Answer 226

sedere, sedi, sessus, sit (17)

Question 227

teneo

Answer 227

tenere, tenui, tentus, hold, keep (17)

Question 228

maneo

Answer 228

manere, mansi, mansus, remain, stay; wait, wait for (17)

Question 229

moveo

Answer 229

movere, movi, motus, move (17)

Question 230

video

Answer 230

videre, vidi, visus, see; understand; (pass.) seem (best) (17)

Question 231

celer

Answer 231

celeris, celere, quick, swift, fast (18)

Question 232

Gallus

Answer 232

Galla, Gallum, Gallic, from Gaul; (noun) a Gaul (18)

Question 233

facilis

Answer 233

facile, easy (18)

Question 234

fortis

Answer 234

forte, strong; brave (18)

Question 235

acer

Answer 235

acris, acre, sharp, bitter, keen, fierce (18)

Question 236

audax

Answer 236

audacis, [gen.], daring, bold (18)

Question 237

similis

Answer 237

simile, like, similar (18)

Question 238

potens

Answer 238

potentis, [gen.], powerful (18)

Question 239

Britannus

Answer 239

Britanna, Britannum, British; (noun) a Briton (18)

Question 240

brevis

Answer 240

breve, short, brief (18)

Question 241

omnis

Answer 241

omne, every, all (18)

Question 242

Troianus

Answer 242

Troiana, Troianum, Trojan (18)

Question 243

gravis

Answer 243

grave, heavy; severe, serious (18)

Question 244

lux

Answer 244

lucis, f., light, daylight (20)

Question 245

doceo

Answer 245

docere, docui, doctus, teach, show, point out (20)

Question 246

prohibeo

Answer 246

prohibere, prohibui, prohibitus, prevent, prohibit, stop, keep?from? (20)

Question 247

retineo

Answer 247

retinere, retinui, retentus, hold back, restrain, detain; maintain (20)

Question 248

terreo

Answer 248

terrere, terrui, territus, scare, frighten (20)

Question 249

vox

Answer 249

vocis, f., voice (20)

Question 250

pax

Answer 250

pacis, f., peace (20)

Question 251

debeo

Answer 251

debere, debui, debitus, ought; owe (20)

Question 252

hiems

Answer 252

hiemis, f., winter (20)

Question 253

respondeo

Answer 253

respondere, respondi, responsus, answer, reply, respond (20)

Question 254

aestas

Answer 254

aestatis, f., summer (20)

Question 255

Helvetia

Answer 255

Helvetiae, f., Helvetia [ancient Switzerland] (21)

Question 256

decem

Answer 256

ten (21)

Question 257

Graecia

Answer 257

Graeciae, f., Greece (21)

Question 258

mille

Answer 258

a thousand (21)

Question 259

nonus

Answer 259

nona, nonum, ninth (21)

Question 260

mensa

Answer 260

mensae, f., table (21)

Question 261

fenestra

Answer 261

fenestrae, f., window (21)

Question 262

novem

Answer 262

nine (21)

Question 263

viginti

Answer 263

twenty (21)

Question 264

quinque

Answer 264

five (21)

Question 265

Troia

Answer 265

Troiae, f., Troy (21)

Question 266

quintus

Answer 266

quinta, quintum, fifth (21)

Question 267

quod

Answer 267

because (21)

Question 268

duo

Answer 268

duae, duo, two (21)

Question 269

Sicilia

Answer 269

Siciliae, f., Sicily (21)

Question 270

cena

Answer 270

cenae, f., dinner (21)

Question 271

sextus

Answer 271

sexta, sextum, sixth (21)

Question 272

tertius

Answer 272

tertia, tertium, third (21)

Question 273

secundus

Answer 273

secunda, secundum, second (21)

Question 274

iniuria

Answer 274

iniuriae, f., injustice, wrong, injury (21)

Question 275

si

Answer 275

if, whether [si vis - if you wish, please] (21)

Question 276

sex

Answer 276

six (21)

Question 277

quartus

Answer 277

quarta, quartum, fourth (21)

Question 278

decimus

Answer 278

decima, decimum, tenth (21)

Question 279

victoria

Answer 279

victoriae, f., victory (21)

Question 280

octavus

Answer 280

octava, octavum, eighth (21)

Question 281

octo

Answer 281

eight (21)

Question 282

sella

Answer 282

sellae, f., seat, chair (21)

Question 283

septem

Answer 283

seven (21)

Question 284

atque

Answer 284

(sometimes spelled ac) and, and also, and even (21)

Question 285

primus

Answer 285

prima, primum, first; earliest; foremost [prima luce - at dawn] (21)

Question 286

septimus

Answer 286

septima, septimum, seventh (21)

Question 287

aut

Answer 287

or; (aut?aut) either?or (21)

Question 288

Britannia

Answer 288

Britanniae, f., Britain, England (21)

Question 289

unus

Answer 289

una, unum, one, sole, single, only (21)

Question 290

centum

Answer 290

a hundred (21)

Question 291

tres

Answer 291

tria, three (21)

Question 292

pugna

Answer 292

pugnae, f., fight, battle (21)

Question 293

quattuor

Answer 293

four (21)

Question 294

duco

Answer 294

ducere, duxi, ductus, lead, guide, take, bring; think, consider (22)

Question 295

trado

Answer 295

tradere, tradidi, traditus, hand over; hand down; relate; surrender (22)

Question 296

cogo

Answer 296

cogere, coegi, coactus, collect, drive together; compel, force (22)

Question 297

rego

Answer 297

regere, rexi, rectus, rule, reign, guide, direct (22)

Question 298

vinco

Answer 298

vincere, vici, victus, conquer, win; defeat, surpass (22)

Question 299

defendo

Answer 299

defendere, defendi, defensus, defend (22)

Question 300

pono

Answer 300

ponere, posui, positus, put, place (22)

Question 301

relinquo

Answer 301

relinquere, reliqui, relictus, leave, abandon (22)

Question 302

mitto

Answer 302

mittere, misi, missus, let go, send (22)

Question 303

gero

Answer 303

gerere, gessi, gestus, wear, bear, carry (on); wage (22)

Question 304

surgo

Answer 304

surgere, surrexi, surrectus, rise, get up, stand up; lift; grow (22)

Question 305

ago

Answer 305

agere, egi, actus, do, drive, discuss, live, spend (time) (22)

Question 306

deligo

Answer 306

deligere, delegi, delectus, select, pick out, choose (23)

Question 307

antiquus

Answer 307

antiqua, antiquum, old, ancient (23)

Question 308

discedo

Answer 308

discedere, discessi, discessus, go away, depart, leave, withdraw (23)

Question 309

finitimus

Answer 309

finitima, finitimum, neighboring; (noun) neighbor (23)

Question 310

excedo

Answer 310

excedere, excessi, excessus, depart, leave, go out (23)

Question 311

reduco

Answer 311

reducere, reduxi, reductus, lead back, reduce (23)

Question 312

cedo

Answer 312

cedere, cessi, cessus, move; yield, give way (23)

Question 313

clarus

Answer 313

clara, clarum, clear; famous; bright (23)

Question 314

constituo

Answer 314

constituere, constitui, constitutus, decide; establish, set up, determine (23)

Question 315

pauci

Answer 315

paucae, pauca, few, a few (23)

Question 316

contendo

Answer 316

contendere, contendi, contentus, struggle, fight, strive; hasten, hurry (23)

Question 317

reliquus

Answer 317

reliqua, reliquum, rest (of), remaining (23)

Question 318

fugio

Answer 318

fugere, fugi, fugitus, flee (from), run away; escape (24)

Question 319

facio

Answer 319

facere, feci, factus, do, make (24)

Question 320

iacio

Answer 320

iacere, ieci, iactus, throw, hurl (24)

Question 321

cupio

Answer 321

cupere, cupivi, cupitus, want, wish, desire (24)

Question 322

accipio

Answer 322

accipere, accepi, acceptus, receive, accept, welcome (24)

Question 323

conicio

Answer 323

conicere, conieci, coniectus, throw (together), hurl; drive (24)

Question 324

capio

Answer 324

capere, cepi, captus, take, seize, capture (24)

Question 325

conficio

Answer 325

conficere, confeci, confectus, do thoroughly, finish, complete, accomplish; exhaust (24)

Question 326

incipio

Answer 326

incipere, incepi, inceptus, begin, take to (24)

Question 327

interficio

Answer 327

interficere, interfeci, interfectus, kill; destroy (24)

Question 328

olim

Answer 328

once, formerly, sometime (25)

Question 329

edo

Answer 329

edere (esse), edi, esus, eat (25)

Question 330

curro

Answer 330

currere, cucurri, cursus, run (25)

Question 331

bibo

Answer 331

bibere, bibi, -----, drink (25)

Question 332

hic

Answer 332

haec, hoc, this, these; (pn.) he, she, it, they; the latter (25)

Question 333

scribo

Answer 333

scribere, scripsi, scriptus, write (25)

Question 334

is

Answer 334

ea, id, this, that, these, those, the; (pn.) he, she, it, they (25)

Question 335

peto

Answer 335

petere, petivi, petitus, seek, look for; ask (for), beg; attack; aim at (25)

Question 336

pedes

Answer 336

peditis, m., foot soldier; (pl.) infantry (25)

Question 337

eques

Answer 337

equitis, m., horseman, knight; (pl.) cavalry (25)

Question 338

dico

Answer 338

dicere, dixi, dictus, say, tell; set, appoint (25)

Question 339

ille

Answer 339

illa, illud, that, those; (pn.) he, she, it, they; the former (25)

Question 340

nos

Answer 340

{nostrum, nobis, nos, nobis} we (26)

Question 341

libertas

Answer 341

libertatis, f., freedom, liberty (26)

Question 342

vos

Answer 342

{vestrum, vobis, vos, vobis} you (pl.) (26)

Question 343

lapis

Answer 343

lapidis, m., stone (26)

Question 344

avis

Answer 344

avis, f., bird; sign, omen (26)

Question 345

nox

Answer 345

noctis, f., night (26)

Question 346

princeps

Answer 346

principis, m., leading man, chief, prince, emperor (26)

Question 347

auctoritas

Answer 347

auctoritatis, f., authority, power, influence, prestige (26)

Question 348

ego

Answer 348

{mei, mihi, me, me} I (26)

Question 349

canis

Answer 349

canis, m./f., dog (26)

Question 350

clamor

Answer 350

clamoris, m., shout, din, clamor, noise (26)

Question 351

tu

Answer 351

{tui, tibi, te, te} you (s.) (26)

Question 352

timor

Answer 352

timoris, m., fear, dread (26)

Question 353

legio

Answer 353

legionis, f., legion (26)

Question 354

iudex

Answer 354

iudicis, m., juror, judge (26)

Question 355

hortus

Answer 355

horti, m., garden (27)

Question 356

labor

Answer 356

laboris, m., labor, work; suffering (27)

Question 357

virtus

Answer 357

virtutis, f., manliness, courage, bravery, virtue (27)

Question 358

civitas

Answer 358

civitatis, f., state, citizenry; citizenship (27)

Question 359

lex

Answer 359

legis, f., law, rule (27)

Question 360

multitudo

Answer 360

multitudinis, f., crowd, multitude, great number (27)

Question 361

pes

Answer 361

pedis, m., foot, paw (27)

Question 362

pars

Answer 362

partis, f., part (27)

Question 363

homo

Answer 363

hominis, m., man, human, human being (27)

Question 364

qui

Answer 364

quae, quod, who, whose, whom, which, that (28)

Question 365

committo

Answer 365

committere, commisi, commissus, commit, entrust, join together; [proelium/pugnam committo] begin battle/a fight (28)

Question 366

vinum

Answer 366

vini, n., wine (28)

Question 367

amitto

Answer 367

amittere, amisi, amissus, lose, let go, send away (28)

Question 368

cibus

Answer 368

cibi, m., food (28)

Question 369

nihil

Answer 369

(sometimes spelled nil) nothing (28)

Question 370

expello

Answer 370

expellere, expuli, expulsus, drive out, drive away, expel (28)

Question 371

murus

Answer 371

muri, m., wall (28)

Question 372

modus

Answer 372

modi, m., method, manner, way; measure, degree (28)

Question 373

quis

Answer 373

who? (28)

Question 374

reddo

Answer 374

reddere, reddidi, reditus, give back, return, restore, repay, render (28)

Question 375

occasus

Answer 375

occasus, m., setting, downfall (29)

Question 376

impetus

Answer 376

impetus, m., attack, charge (29)

Question 377

usus

Answer 377

usus, m., use, skill, advantage; experience, practice (29)

Question 378

adventus

Answer 378

adventus, m., coming, arrival, approach (29)

Question 379

portus

Answer 379

portus, m., harbor, port (29)

Question 380

manus

Answer 380

manus, f., hand; band of men (29)

Question 381

exitus

Answer 381

exitus, m., end; departure; way out; outcome (29)

Question 382

cornu

Answer 382

cornus, n., horn; wing (of an army) (29)

Question 383

passus

Answer 383

passus, m., pace, step (29)

Question 384

domus

Answer 384

domus, f., house, home (29)

Question 385

cursus

Answer 385

cursus, m., course (29)

Question 386

exercitus

Answer 386

exercitus, m., army (29)

Question 387

senatus

Answer 387

senatus, m., senate (29)

Question 388

fluctus

Answer 388

fluctus, m., wave, flood (29)

Question 389

convenio

Answer 389

convenire, conveni, conventus, come together, assemble (30)

Question 390

impedio

Answer 390

impedire, impedivi, impeditus, hinder, impede, obstruct, prevent (30)

Question 391

munio

Answer 391

munire, munivi, munitus, fortify; build (30)

Question 392

dormio

Answer 392

dormire, dormivi, dormitus, sleep (30)

Question 393

venio

Answer 393

venire, veni, ventus, come (30)

Question 394

tamen

Answer 394

nevertheless, however, but, still, yet (30)

Question 395

audio

Answer 395

audire, audivi, auditus, hear, listen to (30)

Question 396

etiam

Answer 396

even, also (30)

Question 397

pervenio

Answer 397

pervenire, perveni, perventus, arrive, reach (30)

Question 398

milia

Answer 398

milium, n.pl., thousands (30)

Question 399

nam

Answer 399

for, indeed (30)

Question 400

invenio

Answer 400

invenire, inveni, inventus, find, come upon (30)

Question 401

spes

Answer 401

spei, f., hope, expectation (31)

Question 402

publicus

Answer 402

publica, publicum, public (31)

Question 403

itaque

Answer 403

and so, therefore (31)

Question 404

lectus

Answer 404

lecti, m., couch, bed (31)

Question 405

acies

Answer 405

aciei, f., battle line, edge, straight line (31)

Question 406

dies

Answer 406

diei, m./f., day (31)

Question 407

neque

Answer 407

(sometimes spelled nec) and not; (neque?neque) neither?nor (31)

Question 408

ianua

Answer 408

ianuae, f., door, entrance (31)

Question 409

meridies

Answer 409

meridiei, m., midday, noon (31)

Question 410

res

Answer 410

rei, f., thing, matter, affair, object, event, situation (31)

Question 411

frumentarius

Answer 411

frumentaria, frumentarium, having to do with grain (31)

Question 412

contineo

Answer 412

continere, continui, contentus, hold (together), contain (32)

Question 413

praemium

Answer 413

praemii, n., reward (32)

Question 414

sustineo

Answer 414

sustinere, sustinui, sustentus, hold up, maintain, support, withstand, endure (32)

Question 415

possum

Answer 415

posse, potui, be able, can (32)

Question 416

tergum

Answer 416

tergi, n., back, rear (32)

Question 417

absum

Answer 417

abesse, afui, afuturus, be absent, be distant, be away, be free from (32)

Question 418

gaudium

Answer 418

gaudii, n., joy, gladness (32)

Question 419

inquam

Answer 419

{inquam, inquis, inquit; -----, -----, inquiunt} say (32)

Question 420

adsum

Answer 420

adesse, adfui, adfuturus, be near, be present (32)

Question 421

iubeo

Answer 421

iubere, iussi, iussus, order, command, bid (32)

Question 422

officium

Answer 422

officii, n., office, duty, service, ceremony (32)

Question 423

praesidium

Answer 423

praesidii, n., guard, protection, garrison (32)

Question 424

barbarus

Answer 424

barbara, barbarum, foreign, barbarous, strange; (noun) foreigner, barbarian (33)

Question 425

iniquus

Answer 425

iniqua, iniquum, uneven; unfair; unfavorable (33)

Question 426

tristis

Answer 426

triste, sad, sorrowful, grim (33)

Question 427

aequus

Answer 427

aequa, aequum, even, level, equal; just, calm, fair (33)

Question 428

felix

Answer 428

felicis [gen.], happy, lucky (33)

Question 429

iustus

Answer 429

iusta, iustum, right, just, proper (33)

Question 430

quam

Answer 430

how; as, than (33)

Question 431

utilis

Answer 431

utile, useful; advantageous, profitable (33)

Question 432

notus

Answer 432

nota, notum, (well) known, famous, familiar (33)

Question 433

diligens

Answer 433

diligentis [gen.], careful, diligent, industrious (33)

Question 434

laetus

Answer 434

laeta, laetum, happy, glad, joyful (33)

Question 435

certus

Answer 435

certa, certum, certain, definite, fixed, sure (33)

Question 436

amplus

Answer 436

ampla, amplum, great, large, ample, distinguished (33)

Question 437

sinister

Answer 437

sinistra, sinistrum, left (34)

Question 438

validus

Answer 438

valida, validum, strong (34)

Question 439

propior

Answer 439

propius, nearer (34)

Question 440

nisi

Answer 440

unless, if...not, except (34)

Question 441

idoneus

Answer 441

idonea, idoneum, suitable, fit, fitting, convenient (34)

Question 442

durus

Answer 442

dura, durum, hard, harsh (34)

Question 443

dissimilis

Answer 443

dissimile, unlike, dissimilar (34)

Question 444

magnopere

Answer 444

greatly (34)

Question 445

fidelis

Answer 445

fidele, faithful, loyal (34)

Question 446

magis

Answer 446

more, more greatly (34)

Question 447

plures

Answer 447

plura, more (34)

Question 448

nobilis

Answer 448

nobile, noble, of high rank; noted, renowned, illustrious (34)

Question 449

posterus

Answer 449

postera, posterum, following, next (34)

Question 450

difficilis

Answer 450

difficile, hard, difficult (34)

Question 451

par

Answer 451

paris [gen.], equal, like (34)

Question 452

propinquus

Answer 452

propinqua, propinquum, near, nearby; (noun) relative, kinsman (34)

Question 453

proximus

Answer 453

proxima, proximum, nearest, next (34)

Question 454

maxime

Answer 454

most, most greatly, especially (34)

Question 455

aureus

Answer 455

aurea, aureum, golden, gold (34)

Question 456

cupidus

Answer 456

cupida, cupidum, eager, desirous (+gen) (34)

Question 457

dexter

Answer 457

dextra, dextrum, right; skillful (34)

Question 458

maior

Answer 458

maius, greater (35)

Question 459

exterior

Answer 459

exterius, outer (35)

Question 460

extremus

Answer 460

extrema, extremum, outermost, farthest, last, end of (35)

Question 461

optimus

Answer 461

optima, optimum, best, very good (35)

Question 462

inferior

Answer 462

inferius, lower, inferior (35)

Question 463

prior

Answer 463

prius, former, earlier (35)

Question 464

imus

Answer 464

ima, imum, lowest, bottom of (35)

Question 465

ulterior

Answer 465

ulterius, farther (35)

Question 466

superior

Answer 466

superius, higher, former; superior (35)

Question 467

minor

Answer 467

minus, smaller (35)

Question 468

maximus

Answer 468

maxima, maximum, greatest, very great, very large (35)

Question 469

intimus

Answer 469

intima, intimum, inmost (35)

Question 470

senex

Answer 470

senis [gen.], old; (noun) old man (35)

Question 471

plurimi

Answer 471

plurimae, plurima, most (35)

Question 472

plurimus

Answer 472

plurima, plurimum, most (35)

Question 473

minimus

Answer 473

minima, minimum, smallest, very small (35)

Question 474

summus

Answer 474

summa, summum, highest, top of, greatest (35)

Question 475

senior

Answer 475

senius, older (35)

Question 476

pessimus

Answer 476

pessima, pessimum, worst, very bad (35)

Question 477

ultimus

Answer 477

ultima, ultimum, farthest, last (35)

Question 478

prope

Answer 478

nearly, almost (35)

Question 479

prope

Answer 479

(+acc) near (35)

Question 480

medius

Answer 480

media, medium, middle (of), mid (35)

Question 481

plus

Answer 481

pluris, n., more, a larger amount (35)

Question 482

infimus

Answer 482

infima, infimum, lowest, bottom of (35)

Question 483

interior

Answer 483

interius, inner (35)

Question 484

peior

Answer 484

peius, worse (35)

Question 485

melior

Answer 485

melius, better (35)

Question 486

paulum

Answer 486

pauli, n., a little (36)

Question 487

numquam

Answer 487

never (36)

Question 488

illuc

Answer 488

there, to that place, thither (36)

Question 489

diutius

Answer 489

for a longer time, any longer (36)

Question 490

paene

Answer 490

almost, nearly (36)

Question 491

saepissime

Answer 491

most often (36)

Question 492

deinde

Answer 492

then, next (36)

Question 493

nondum

Answer 493

not yet (36)

Question 494

tandem

Answer 494

finally, at last (36)

Question 495

ut

Answer 495

(with indicative verbs) as, how, when, since (36)

Question 496

cotidie

Answer 496

daily, every day (36)

Question 497

simul

Answer 497

together, at the same time (36)

Question 498

statim

Answer 498

immediately, at once (36)

Question 499

huc

Answer 499

here, to this place, hither (36)

Question 500

eo

Answer 500

there, to that place (36)

Question 501

postquam

Answer 501

after (36)

Question 502

quo

Answer 502

to what place, where, whither (36)

Question 503

diutissime

Answer 503

for the longest time (36)

Question 504

saepius

Answer 504

more often (36)

Question 505

undique

Answer 505

on all sides, from all side, from everywhere (37)

Question 506

victor

Answer 506

victoris, m., conqueror, victor (37)

Question 507

herba

Answer 507

herbae, f., grass (37)

Question 508

alter

Answer 508

altera, alterum, the other, another, second; (alter?alter) the one?the other (37)

Question 509

alienus

Answer 509

aliena, alienum, another's, belonging to another; unfavorable (37)

Question 510

uter

Answer 510

utra, utrum, which (of two) (37)

Question 511

totus

Answer 511

tota, totum, whole (of), all (of), entire (37)

Question 512

unde

Answer 512

from where, from which, whence (37)

Question 513

neuter

Answer 513

neutra, neutrum, neither (37)

Question 514

uterque

Answer 514

utraque, utrumque, each, both (37)

Question 515

solus

Answer 515

sola, solum, alone, only, sole (37)

Question 516

ipse

Answer 516

ipsa, ipsum, myself; yourself; himself, herself, itself; ourselves; themselves (37)

Question 517

nullus

Answer 517

nulla, nullum, not any, no, none (37)

Question 518

ullus

Answer 518

ulla, ullum, any (37)

Question 519

subsidium

Answer 519

subsidii, n., help, relief, support; reinforcements (37)

Question 520

quisque

Answer 520

quidque, each one, every one, each (37)

Question 521

toga

Answer 521

togae, f., toga (37)

Question 522

idem

Answer 522

eadem, idem, the same (37)

Question 523

premo

Answer 523

premere, pressi, pressus, press; oppress; overwhelm, overpower (38)

Question 524

valeo

Answer 524

valere, valui, valitus, be strong, be well (38)

Question 525

instruo

Answer 525

instruere, instruxi, instructus, build, construct, arrange (38)

Question 526

lavo

Answer 526

lavare, lavi, lautus, wash, bathe (38)

Question 527

recipio

Answer 527

recipere, recepi, receptus, take back, receive, accept; recover, regain (38)

Question 528

remitto

Answer 528

remittere, remisi, remissus, send back, let go; relax (38)

Question 529

frango

Answer 529

frangere, fregi, fractus, break, shatter, wreck (38)

Question 530

cresco

Answer 530

crescere, crevi, cretus, grow, increase (38)

Question 531

probo

Answer 531

probare, probavi, probatus, test, prove, approve (of) (38)

Question 532

dubito

Answer 532

dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatus, doubt; hesitate (38)

Question 533

desisto

Answer 533

desistere, destiti, destitus, stop, desist, cease, give up, leave off (38)

Question 534

claudo

Answer 534

claudere, clausi, clausus, shut, close (38)

Question 535

removeo

Answer 535

removere, removi, remotus, remove, move back, move aside (38)

Question 536

traho

Answer 536

trahere, traxi, tractus, draw, drag, pull, lead (38)

Question 537

iungo

Answer 537

iungere, iunxi, iunctus, join (to), connect, yoke (38)

Question 538

ludo

Answer 538

ludere, lusi, lusus, play; mock (38)

Question 539

cognosco

Answer 539

cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus, learn, find out; (perf.) know (39)

Question 540

iudico

Answer 540

iudicare, iudicavi, iudicatus, judge, decide, think, consider (39)

Question 541

credo

Answer 541

credere, credidi, creditus, trust, believe (+dat.) (39)

Question 542

puto

Answer 542

putare, putavi, putatus, think, consider, believe (39)

Question 543

nescio

Answer 543

nescire, nescivi (or nescii), -----, not know, be ignorant (39)

Question 544

pertineo

Answer 544

pertinere, pertinui, -----, pertain, concern; extend, reach (39)

Question 545

accedo

Answer 545

accedere, accessi, accessus, approach, go to, draw near (39)

Question 546

nego

Answer 546

negare, negavi, negatus, deny, say?not (39)

Question 547

obtineo

Answer 547

obtinere, obtinui, obtentus, hold; obtain (39)

Question 548

sentio

Answer 548

sentire, sensi, sensus, feel, think, realize; see, understand (39)

Question 549

scio

Answer 549

scire, scivi, scitus, know, understand; perceive (39)

Question 550

apud

Answer 550

(+acc) among, in the presence of, at the house of, with (39)

Question 551

circum

Answer 551

(+acc) around (39)

Question 552

pro

Answer 552

(+abl) for, in behalf of, in front of, before, instead of (39)

Question 553

intellego

Answer 553

intellegere, intellexi, intellectus, understand, be aware, perceive, realize (39)

Question 554

existimo

Answer 554

existimare, existimavi, existimatus, think, suppose, consider; estimate (39)

Question 555

spero

Answer 555

sperare, speravi, speratus, hope, hope for (39)

Question 556

praeter

Answer 556

(+acc) beyond; except, besides (39)

Question 557

lego

Answer 557

legere, legi, lectus, gather, collect; choose, pick; read (39)

Question 558

luna

Answer 558

lunae, f., moon (40)

Question 559

mora

Answer 559

morae, f., delay (40)

Question 560

ventus

Answer 560

venti, m., wind (40)

Question 561

senator

Answer 561

senatoris, m., senator (40)

Question 562

sol

Answer 562

solis, m., sun (40)

Question 563

sui

Answer 563

{-----, sui, sibi, se(se), se(se)} himself, herself, itself, oneself, themselves (40)

Question 564

turris

Answer 564

turris, f., tower (40)

Question 565

negotium

Answer 565

negotii, n., business, task, affair, matter; trouble, concern (40)

Question 566

stella

Answer 566

stellae, f., star (40)

Question 567

arbor

Answer 567

arboris, f., tree (40)

Question 568

collis

Answer 568

collis, m., hill (40)

Question 569

cupiditas

Answer 569

cupiditatis, f., desire, greed (40)

Question 570

suus

Answer 570

sua, suum, his, her, its; their [belongs to the subject] (40)

Question 571

liberi

Answer 571

liberorum, m.pl., children (40)

Question 572

gloria

Answer 572

gloriae, f., glory, fame (40)

Question 573

adduco

Answer 573

adducere, adduxi, adductus, lead to/on, bring; influence (41)

Question 574

deficio

Answer 574

deficere, defeci, defectus, fail, be lacking (41)

Question 575

enuntio

Answer 575

enuntiare, enuntiavi, enuntiatus, report, announce (41)

Question 576

commoveo

Answer 576

commovere, commovi, commotus, disturb, alarm, upset, move thoroughly (41)

Question 577

conspicio

Answer 577

conspicere, conspexi, conspectus, look at (attentively), observe (closely), see, catch sight of (41)

Question 578

traduco

Answer 578

traducere, traduxi, traductus, lead across (41)

Question 579

expono

Answer 579

exponere, exposui, expositus, set forth; explain (41)

Question 580

compleo

Answer 580

complere, complevi, completus, fill up, complete (41)

Question 581

dimitto

Answer 581

dimittere, dimisi, dimissus, let go, send away, dismiss (41)

Question 582

circumvenio

Answer 582

circumvenire, circumveni, circumventus, surround, come around (41)

Question 583

opprimo

Answer 583

opprimere, oppressi, oppressus, press against; overwhelm, crush, overpower; overcome, surprise (41)

Question 584

incito

Answer 584

incitare, incitavi, incitatus, stir up, urge on, arouse, spur, drive (41)

Question 585

occido

Answer 585

occidere, occidi, occisus, kill, slay, cut down (41)

Question 586

intermitto

Answer 586

intermittere, intermisi, intermissus, stop, pause, cease; interrupt (41)

Question 587

valles

Answer 587

vallis, f., valley (42)

Question 588

tribunus

Answer 588

tribuni, m., tribune (42)

Question 589

ferrum

Answer 589

ferri, n., iron; sword (42)

Question 590

autem

Answer 590

but, however; and, moreover (42)

Question 591

consisto

Answer 591

consistere, constiti, -----, stop, stand (still), halt; stay, remain (42)

Question 592

aurum

Answer 592

auri, n., gold (42)

Question 593

ne

Answer 593

not (42)

Question 594

erro

Answer 594

errare, erravi, erratus, wander; be mistaken, make a mistake (42)

Question 595

perterreo

Answer 595

perterrere, perterrui, perterritus, frighten thoroughly, terrify (42)

Question 596

vel

Answer 596

or, or even, indeed; (vel?vel) either?or (42)

Question 597

scutum

Answer 597

scuti, n., shield (42)

Question 598

vero

Answer 598

truly, in truth, indeed; but; [ita vero] yes (42)

Question 599

armo

Answer 599

armare, armavi, armatus, arm, equip (42)

Question 600

perficio

Answer 600

perficere, perfeci, perfectus, do thoroughly, finish, accomplish (42)

Question 601

enim

Answer 601

for, indeed (42)

Question 602

pilum

Answer 602

pili, n., javelin (42)

Question 603

potestas

Answer 603

potestatis, f., power (43)

Question 604

regio

Answer 604

regionis, f., district, region; direction (43)

Question 605

sententia

Answer 605

sententiae, f., saying, motto, feeling, opinion (43)

Question 606

consuetudo

Answer 606

consuetudinis, f., habit, custom (43)

Question 607

iudicium

Answer 607

iudicii, n., judgment, trial (43)

Question 608

vadum

Answer 608

vadi, n., ford, shallow place (43)

Question 609

calidus

Answer 609

calida, calidum, warm, hot (43)

Question 610

orbis

Answer 610

orbis, m., circle, wheel, ring (43)

Question 611

subito

Answer 611

suddenly (43)

Question 612

insidiae

Answer 612

insidiarum, f.pl., ambush, trap, plot, treachery (43)

Question 613

frigidus

Answer 613

frigida, frigidum, cold, frigid (43)

Question 614

umquam

Answer 614

ever, at any time (43)

Question 615

condicio

Answer 615

condicionis, f., condition, situation; terms, aggrement (43)

Question 616

difficultas

Answer 616

difficultatis, f., difficulty, distress (43)

Question 617

calamitas

Answer 617

calamitatis, f., disaster, misfortune (43)

Question 618

mens

Answer 618

mentis, f., mind (44)

Question 619

flos

Answer 619

floris, m., flower (44)

Question 620

dolor

Answer 620

doloris, m., grief, pain, sorrow, suffering (44)

Question 621

hiberna

Answer 621

hibernorum, n.pl., winter camp, winter quarters (44)

Question 622

vallum

Answer 622

valli, n., wall, rampart, entrenchment (44)

Question 623

ius

Answer 623

iuris, n., right, justice; law (44)

Question 624

ut

Answer 624

(with subjunctive verbs) so that, in order that, that (44)

Question 625

oratio

Answer 625

orationis, f., oration, speech [orationem habere - to deliver a speech] (44)

Question 626

latitudo

Answer 626

latitudinis, f., width, breadth (44)

Question 627

onus

Answer 627

oneris, n., load, burden, weight; work, deed, labor, task (44)

Question 628

centurio

Answer 628

centurionis, m., centurion (44)

Question 629

genus

Answer 629

generis, n., race, birth, class; kind, sort (44)

Question 630

altitudo

Answer 630

altitudinis, f., height, altitude, depth (44)

Question 631

magnitudo

Answer 631

magnitudinis, f., size, greatness (44)

Question 632

mercator

Answer 632

mercatoris, m., trader, merchant (44)

Question 633

fossa

Answer 633

fossae, f., ditch, trench (44)

Question 634

praeterea

Answer 634

besides, too, moreover (45)

Question 635

oro

Answer 635

orare, oravi, oratus, beg, beseech, plead (45)

Question 636

quaero

Answer 636

quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus, seek, ask, inquire (45)

Question 637

rogo

Answer 637

rogare, rogavi, rogatus, ask (for) (45)

Question 638

an

Answer 638

or [used in double questions when both questions cannot be true] (45)

Question 639

annon

Answer 639

or not (45)

Question 640

persuadeo

Answer 640

persuadere, persuasi, persuasus, persuade (+dat) (45)

Question 641

ergo

Answer 641

therefore (45)

Question 642

postulo

Answer 642

postulare, postulavi, postulatus, demand (45)

Question 643

procul

Answer 643

at a distance, far off (45)

Question 644

impero

Answer 644

imperare, imperavi, imperatus, command, order, give orders, demand (+dat) (45)

Question 645

auris

Answer 645

auris, f., ear (46)

Question 646

vigilia

Answer 646

vigiliae, f., watch (one quarter of the night); vigilence, wakefulness (46)

Question 647

vis

Answer 647

vis, f., force, violence, power; (vires, virium, pl.) strength (46)

Question 648

nemo

Answer 648

neminis, m./f., no one (46)

Question 649

species

Answer 649

speciei, f., sight, appearance (46)

Question 650

forum

Answer 650

fori, n., forum, marketplace (46)

Question 651

vestis

Answer 651

vestis, f., garment, clothes (46)

Question 652

oculus

Answer 652

oculi, m., eye (46)

Question 653

fides

Answer 653

fidei, f., belief, faith, loyalty; confidence; pledge (46)

Question 654

aedificium

Answer 654

aedificii, n., building, house (46)

Question 655

septendecim

Answer 655

seventeen (47)

Question 656

quattuordecim

Answer 656

fourteen (47)

Question 657

tredecim

Answer 657

thirteen (47)

Question 658

undeviginti

Answer 658

nineteen (47)

Question 659

sedecim

Answer 659

sixteen (47)

Question 660

quantus

Answer 660

quanta, quantum, how much, how great (47)

Question 661

num

Answer 661

if, whether (47)

Question 662

quot

Answer 662

how many? (47)

Question 663

privatus

Answer 663

privata, privatum, private (47)

Question 664

duodeviginti

Answer 664

eighteen (47)

Question 665

immortalis

Answer 665

immortale, immortal (47)

Question 666

utrum

Answer 666

[utrum?an] whether?or; [utrum?necne] whether?or not (47)

Question 667

communis

Answer 667

commune, (in) common, general (47)

Question 668

quindecim

Answer 668

fifteen (47)

Question 669

tot

Answer 669

so many (48)

Question 670

accido

Answer 670

accidere, accidi, -----, happen, befall; fall upon, fall to (+dat) (48)

Question 671

sic

Answer 671

thus, so, in this way; yes (48)

Question 672

necesse

Answer 672

necessary (48)

Question 673

satis

Answer 673

enough (48)

Question 674

efficio

Answer 674

efficere, effeci, effectus, bring about, accomplish, effect, build; complete (48)

Question 675

tantus

Answer 675

tanta, tantum, so great, so much, such a big (48)

Question 676

ita

Answer 676

so, in this way, thus (48)

Question 677

talis

Answer 677

tale, such, of such a kind, like this (48)

Question 678

tam

Answer 678

so, so much, to such a degree (48)

Question 679

renuntio

Answer 679

renuntiare, renuntiavi, renuntiatus, report, bring back word (of) (49)

Question 680

propono

Answer 680

proponere, proposui, propositus, put forward, set forth, propose, offer (49)

Question 681

defessus

Answer 681

defessa, defessum, tired (49)

Question 682

pello

Answer 682

pellere, pepuli, pulsus, drive, push; defeat, rout (49)

Question 683

impeditus

Answer 683

impedita, impeditum, hindered, handicapped, in difficulty (49)

Question 684

spatium

Answer 684

spatii, n., space, time, distance, interval (of space or time) (49)

Question 685

produco

Answer 685

producere, produxi, productus, lead out, lead forth (49)

Question 686

mirus

Answer 686

mira, mirum, wonderful, strange, remarkable, marvelous (49)

Question 687

vasto

Answer 687

vastare, vastavi, vastatus, devastate, lay waste, ravage (49)

Question 688

conservo

Answer 688

conservare, conservavi, conservatus, preserve, spare, keep (49)

Question 689

cum

Answer 689

when, since, although (49)

Question 690

permoveo

Answer 690

permovere, permovi, permotus, move (deeply), upset (49)

Question 691

tempestas

Answer 691

tempestatis, f., storm, weather; season (49)

Question 692

sagitta

Answer 692

sagittae, f., arrow (49)

Question 693

incendo

Answer 693

incendere, incendi, incensus, set fire to, burn; rouse (49)

Question 694

studium

Answer 694

studii, n., eagerness, interest, enthusiam, zeal; (pl.) studies (49)

Question 695

moror

Answer 695

morari, moratus sum, delay; wait, stay (50)

Question 696

conor

Answer 696

conari, conatus sum, try, attempt, undertake (50)

Question 697

Corinthus

Answer 697

Corinthi, f., Corinth (50)

Question 698

Athenae

Answer 698

Athenarum, f.pl., Athens (50)

Question 699

polliceor

Answer 699

polliceri, pollicitus sum, promise (50)

Question 700

proficiscor

Answer 700

proficisci, profectus sum, set out, start, depart; proceed (50)

Question 701

permitto

Answer 701

permittere, permisi, permissus, allow, permit, let go through; entrust (+dat) (50)

Question 702

rus

Answer 702

ruris, n., country, countryside (50)

Question 703

Carthago

Answer 703

Carthaginis, f., Carthage (50)

Question 704

patior

Answer 704

pati, passus sum, suffer, endure; allow, permit (50)

Question 705

hortor

Answer 705

hortari, hortatus sum, urge, encourage, exhort (50)

Question 706

arbitror

Answer 706

arbitrari, arbitratus sum, think, consider, believe, judge (50)

Question 707

loquor

Answer 707

loqui, locutus sum, speak, talk; say, tell (50)

Question 708

consequor

Answer 708

consequi, consecutus sum, overtake, pursue; obtain, gain (51)

Question 709

egredior

Answer 709

egredi, egressus sum, go forth, leave, depart, go out; disembark (51)

Question 710

aggredior

Answer 710

aggredi, aggressus sum, approach, attack (51)

Question 711

colloquium

Answer 711

colloquii, n., conversation, conference (51)

Question 712

Rhenus

Answer 712

Rheni, m., the Rhine (51)

Question 713

sequor

Answer 713

sequi, secutus sum, follow (51)

Question 714

initium

Answer 714

initii, n., beginning (51)

Question 715

tutus

Answer 715

tuta, tutum, safe, protected (51)

Question 716

vereor

Answer 716

vereri, veritus sum, fear, dread; respect, revere (51)

Question 717

rursus

Answer 717

again, back (51)

Question 718

quidam

Answer 718

quaedam, quidam, a certain (one), one, some (51)

Question 719

congredior

Answer 719

congredi, congressus sum, meet, come together (51)

Question 720

progredior

Answer 720

progredi, progressus sum, go forward, progress, proceed, advance (51)

Question 721

adfero

Answer 721

adferre, attuli, allatus, bring to, bring up, report (52)

Question 722

eo

Answer 722

ire, ii, itus, go (52)

Question 723

adeo

Answer 723

adire, adii, aditus, go to, approach (52)

Question 724

refero

Answer 724

referre, retuli, relatus, carry back; pay back; report, relate (52)

Question 725

tollo

Answer 725

tollere, sustuli, sublatus, lift, carry up; remove, steal (52)

Question 726

redeo

Answer 726

redire, redii, reditus, go back, return (52)

Question 727

transeo

Answer 727

transire, transii, transitus, go over, cross (52)

Question 728

infero

Answer 728

inferre, intuli, illatus, bring in, import; carry onward; bring upon, inflict (52)

Question 729

confero

Answer 729

conferre, contuli, collatus, bring together, collect; compare (52)

Question 730

fero

Answer 730

ferre, tuli, latus, bear, carry, bring; take; relate (52)

Question 731

hospes

Answer 731

hospitis, m., guest; host; friend, stranger (53)

Question 732

disco

Answer 732

discere, didici, -----, learn (53)

Question 733

veho

Answer 733

vehere, vexi, vectus, bear, carry, convey, transport (53)

Question 734

classis

Answer 734

classis, f., fleet, ship (53)

Question 735

instituo

Answer 735

instituere, institui, institutus, build, establish, set up (53)

Question 736

conscribo

Answer 736

conscribere, conscripsi, conscriptus, write, enroll, enlist (53)

Question 737

volo

Answer 737

velle, volui, wish, want, be willing (53)

Question 738

ostendo

Answer 738

ostendere, ostendi, ostentus, show, point out, display; stretch out; declare (53)

Question 739

aetas

Answer 739

aetatis, f., age (53)

Question 740

comparo

Answer 740

comparare, comparavi, comparatus, prepare, get; compare (53)

Question 741

appropinquo

Answer 741

appropinquare, appropinquavi, appropinquatus, come near, draw near, approach (+dat) (53)

Question 742

quoque

Answer 742

also, too (53)

Question 743

facultas

Answer 743

facultatis, f., ability, means; opportunity, chance (53)

Question 744

ordo

Answer 744

ordinis, m., order, rank, row (53)

Question 745

exerceo

Answer 745

exercere, exercui, exercitus, exercise, train, practice; keep busy (53)

Question 746

nolo

Answer 746

nolle, nolui, be unwilling, not want, not wish (53)

Question 747

quidem

Answer 747

at least, at any rate; as a matter of fact, to be sure, indeed; [ne?quidem] not even (53)

Question 748

mensis

Answer 748

mensis, m., month (53)

Question 749

interea

Answer 749

meanwhile (53)

Question 750

malo

Answer 750

malle, malui, prefer; wish more (53)

Question 751

maritimus

Answer 751

maritima, maritimum, of the sea (54)

Question 752

prudens

Answer 752

prudentis [gen.], wise, prudent; foresighted (54)

Question 753

integer

Answer 753

integra, integrum, untouched, fresh, undiminished; whole, entire (54)

Question 754

aeger

Answer 754

aegra, aegrum, sick, ill (54)

Question 755

vendo

Answer 755

vendere, vendidi, venditus, sell (54)

Question 756

munitio

Answer 756

munitionis, f., fortification (54)

Question 757

necessarius

Answer 757

necessaria, necessarium, necessary; (noun) relative (54)

Question 758

recens

Answer 758

recentis [gen.], recent, fresh, new (54)

Question 759

levis

Answer 759

leve, light, slight (54)

Question 760

obses

Answer 760

obsidis, m./f., hostage (54)

Question 761

egregius

Answer 761

egregia, egregium, excellent, distinguished, outstanding (54)

Question 762

ripa

Answer 762

ripae, f., (river)bank (54)

Question 763

apertus

Answer 763

aperta, apertum, open, uncovered, exposed, clear (54)

Question 764

caedes

Answer 764

caedis, f., murder, slaughter, killing (54)

Question 765

aedes

Answer 765

aedis, f., building, temple; (pl.) house (54)

Question 766

fio

Answer 766

fieri, factus sum, be made, become; happen (54)

Question 767

ratio

Answer 767

rationis, f., account; plan; manner; reason (54)

Question 768

vetus

Answer 768

veteris [gen.], old, former, ancient (54)

Question 769

militaris

Answer 769

militare, of a soldier, military (54)

Question 770

item

Answer 770

likewise (55)

Question 771

audeo

Answer 771

audere, ausus sum, dare (semideponent) (55)

Question 772

emo

Answer 772

emere, emi, emptus, buy (55)

Question 773

omnino

Answer 773

entirely, completely, wholly, altogether, in all, at all (55)

Question 774

caedo

Answer 774

caedere, cecidi, casus, cut (down/to pieces), kill (55)

Question 775

repente

Answer 775

suddenly (55)

Question 776

hiemo

Answer 776

hiemare, hiemavi, hiematus, (spend the) winter (55)

Question 777

cado

Answer 777

cadere, cecidi, casus, fall, die, be slain (55)

Question 778

potior

Answer 778

potiri, potitus sum, gain possession of, acquire, obtain (+abl) (55)

Question 779

supra

Answer 779

above, on top (55)

Question 780

vix

Answer 780

hardly, scarcely, with difficulty (55)

Question 781

circiter

Answer 781

about, approximately (with numbers) (55)

Question 782

frustra

Answer 782

in vain (55)

Question 783

tango

Answer 783

tangere, tetigi, tactus, touch (55)

Question 784

orior

Answer 784

oriri, ortus sum, rise, arise; spring from (55)

Question 785

fere

Answer 785

almost, about, nearly (with numbers and quantities); generally (55)

Question 786

utor

Answer 786

uti, usus sum, use (+abl) (55)

Question 787

vivo

Answer 787

vivere, vixi, victus, live, be alive (56)

Question 788

oportet

Answer 788

oportere, oportuit, it is necessary; it is proper, it is fitting; ought, must (impersonal) (56)

Question 789

suscipio

Answer 789

suscipere, suscepi, susceptus, undertake, begin; suffer (56)

Question 790

perturbo

Answer 790

perturbare, perturbavi, perturbatus, alarm, upset, disturb; confuse, throw into confusion (56)

Question 791

ceteri

Answer 791

ceterae, cetera, the rest (of), the others (56)

Question 792

ancora

Answer 792

ancorae, f., anchor (56)

Question 793

augeo

Answer 793

augere, auxi, auctus, increase, strengthen (56)

Question 794

auctor

Answer 794

auctoris, m., author, originator, founder, sponsor, writer (56)

Question 795

agmen

Answer 795

agminis, n., line, battle line, army on the march (56)

Question 796

complures

Answer 796

complura, several, many; (noun) several, a great many (56)

Question 797

consido

Answer 797

considere, consedi, consessus, sit down; settle, encamp (56)

Question 798

tego

Answer 798

tegere, texi, tectus, cover, hide; protect, defend (56)

Question 799

os

Answer 799

oris, n., mouth, face, expression (56)

Question 800

praeda

Answer 800

praedae, f., loot, booty, treasure (56)

Question 801

latus

Answer 801

lateris, n., side, flank (56)

Question 802

convenit

Answer 802

convenire, convenit, it is convenient (impersonal) (56)

Question 803

doleo

Answer 803

dolere, dolui, dolitus, suffer, hurt; grieve (for), be sorry (for) (56)

Question 804

palus

Answer 804

paludis, f., swamp, marsh (56)

Question 805

exploro

Answer 805

explorare, exploravi, exploratus, explore, search out, reconnoiter (56)

Question 806

casus

Answer 806

casus, m., fall, accident; misfortune, fate, chance (56)

Question 807

licet

Answer 807

licere, licuit, lictum, it is allowed, it is permitted (impersonal) (56)

Question 808

solvo

Answer 808

solvere, solvi, solutus, loose, untie; release, set free; pay (57)

Question 809

consulo

Answer 809

consulere, consului, consultus, consult, ask the advice of; consult the interests of, take counsel for (+dat) (57)

Question 810

pareo

Answer 810

parere, parui, paritus, obey (+dat) (57)

Question 811

resisto

Answer 811

resistere, restiti, -----, resist (+dat) (57)

Question 812

turpis

Answer 812

turpe, shameful, disgraceful, base; ugly (57)

Question 813

praesum

Answer 813

praeesse, praefui, praefuturus, be in command of, be at the head of, be in charge of (57)

Question 814

noceo

Answer 814

nocere, nocui, nocitus, harm, injure (+dat) (57)

Question 815

placeo

Answer 815

placere, placui, placitus, please (+dat) (57)

Question 816

vehemens

Answer 816

vehementis [gen.], violent, forceful, severe; vehement (57)

Question 817

praeficio

Answer 817

praeficere, praefeci, praefectus, place over, place in command of, place in charge of (57)

Question 818

provideo

Answer 818

providere, providi, provisus, foresee, see ahead; provide for (57)

Question 819

eripio

Answer 819

eripere, eripui, ereptus, snatch away, remove, rescue, escape (57)

Question 820

studeo

Answer 820

studere, studui, -----, be eager (for) (+dat), desire; study; strive (57)

Question 821

parco

Answer 821

parcere, peperci, parsus, spare (+dat) (57)

Question 822

desum

Answer 822

deesse, defui, defuturus, be lacking (57)

Question 823

confido

Answer 823

confidere, confisus sum, trust, have confidence in, rely on (+dat.) (semideponent) (57)

Question 824

rapio

Answer 824

rapere, rapui, raptus, seize, snatch, carry off, steal (57)

Question 825

incolo

Answer 825

incolere, incolui, -----, live in, dwell, inhabit (58)

Question 826

quisquam

Answer 826

quidquam, anyone, anything (58)

Question 827

aliquis

Answer 827

aliquid, someone, something; anyone, anything (58)

Question 828

voluntas

Answer 828

voluntatis, f., will, wish, desire, consent (58)

Question 829

mos

Answer 829

moris, m., custom, habit, tradition (58)

Question 830

quies

Answer 830

quietis, f., rest, sleep (58)

Question 831

coepi

Answer 831

coepisse, coeptus, begin (58)

Question 832

gratia

Answer 832

gratiae, f., favor, influence, good will; gratitude, thanks (58)

Question 833

adulescens

Answer 833

adulescentis [gen.], young; (noun) youth, young man (58)

Question 834

iaceo

Answer 834

iacere, iacui, -----, lie, lie dead (58)

Question 835

consuesco

Answer 835

consuescere, consuevi, consuetus, become accustomed (58)

Question 836

rumpo

Answer 836

rumpere, rupi, ruptus, break, burst; destroy (58)

Question 837

rumor

Answer 837

rumoris, m., rumor, murmur (58)

Question 838

sanguis

Answer 838

sanguinis, m., blood (58)

Question 839

rideo

Answer 839

ridere, risi, risus, laugh at, mock, deride; smile, laugh (58)

Question 840

aliqui

Answer 840

aliqua, aliquod, some (58)

Question 841

aperio

Answer 841

aperire, aperui, apertus, open, uncover, disclose, reveal, expose (58)

Question 842

sumo

Answer 842

sumere, sumpsi, sumptus, take, take up, assume, pick out (58)

Question 843

iuvo

Answer 843

iuvare, iuvi, iutus, help, assist, aid (58)

Question 844

remus

Answer 844

remi, m., oar (59)

Question 845

uxor

Answer 845

uxoris, f., wife (59)

Question 846

infans

Answer 846

infantis, m./f., infant, baby (59)

Question 847

laus

Answer 847

laudis, f., praise, glory (59)

Question 848

mulier

Answer 848

mulieris, f., woman, wife (59)

Question 849

inde

Answer 849

then; from there, from that place, thence (59)

Question 850

beneficium

Answer 850

beneficii, n., kindness, favor, benefit (59)

Question 851

litus

Answer 851

litoris, n., shore, coast (59)

Question 852

lacrima

Answer 852

lacrimae, f., tear (59)

Question 853

cohors

Answer 853

cohortis, f., cohort (59)

Question 854

plebs

Answer 854

plebis, f., the common people, plebeians (59)

Question 855

custos

Answer 855

custodis, m./f., guard, guardian, keeper, watchman; watch (59)

Question 856

equitatus

Answer 856

equitatus, m., cavalry (59)

Question 857

explorator

Answer 857

exploratoris, m., spy, scout (59)

Question 858

saxum

Answer 858

saxi, n., rock, crag (59)

Question 859

opinio

Answer 859

opinionis, f., belief, idea, opinion; expectation; reputation (59)

Question 860

magistratus

Answer 860

magistratus, m., magistracy, public office; magistrate (59)

Question 861

miror

Answer 861

mirari, miratus sum, wonder at, admire; marvel, be surprised (60)

Question 862

mereor

Answer 862

mereri, meritus sum, deserve, earn (60)

Question 863

descendo

Answer 863

descendere, descendi, descensus, come down, go down, climb down, descend (60)

Question 864

ineo

Answer 864

inire, inii, initus, go in, enter, begin (60)

Question 865

reficio

Answer 865

reficere, refeci, refectus, repair, restore (60)

Question 866

deduco

Answer 866

deducere, deduxi, deductus, lead down, lead away; escort; launch (60)

Question 867

nascor

Answer 867

nasci, natus sum, be born, arise, begin; be found (60)

Question 868

conscendo

Answer 868

conscendere, conscendi, conscensus, climb, ascend; embark; go on board (60)

Question 869

ascendo

Answer 869

ascendere, ascendi, ascensus, ascend, climb (up); embark (60)

Question 870

taceo

Answer 870

tacere, tacui, tacitus, be silent (60)

Question 871

defero

Answer 871

deferre, detuli, delatus, carry, bring; report (60)

Question 872

morior

Answer 872

moriri, mortuus sum, die (60)

Question 873

reicio

Answer 873

reicere, reieci, reiectus, throw back, repulse (60)

Question 874

coniungo

Answer 874

coniungere, coniunxi, coniunctus, join (together), unite (60)

Question 875

verto

Answer 875

vertere, verti, versus, turn (60)

Question 876

repello

Answer 876

repellere, reppuli, repulsus, drive off, drive back, repulse (60)

Question 877

revertor

Answer 877

reverti, reversus, go back, return (60)

Question 878

reperio

Answer 878

reperire, reperui, repertus, find, learn; discover (60)

Question 879

tribuo

Answer 879

tribuere, tribui, tributus, assign, grant (60)