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capere, capio, cepi, captum

A
  1. fangen
  2. ergreifen
  3. erobern, kapern
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agere, ago, egi, actum

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  1. Treiben, beteiben
  2. handeln, verhandeln
  3. führen
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sedere, sedeo, sedi

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Sitzen

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stare, sto, steti, staturus

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Stehen

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manere, maneo, mansi, mansurus

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Bleiben

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vendere, vendo, vendidi, venditum

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Verkaufen

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coniuratio, coniurationis

f.

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Verschwörung

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detegere, detego, detexi, detecum

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Entdecken

Aufdecken

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Iuppiter, Iovis ( Iovi, Iovem, Iove)

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Jupiter (höchster römischer Gott)

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convocare

A

Zusammenrufen

Einberufen

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fere

Adv.

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Etwa

Beinahe

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quo

A

Wohin?

wohin (rel.)

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usque

Adv.

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Bis

bis … zu

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quo usque?

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Wie lange noch?

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quamdiu

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  1. wie lange?

2. solange wie

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furor, furoris

m.

A

Wüten

Tollheit

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consilium

n.

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  1. Plan
  2. Rat
  3. Absicht
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quando?

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Wann?

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18
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insidiae, arum

f.) (Pl.

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Falle, Hinterhalt

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certe

Adv.

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gewiss, sicher

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conscribere, conscribo, conscripsi, conscriptum

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  1. verfassen

2. Einschreiben (in einer Liste)

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deterrere

e

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abschrecken

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aperire, aperio, aperui, apertum

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öffnen, offen darlegen

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coniuratus

i (m.)

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Verschwörer

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24
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demonstrare

A

Deutlich zeigen

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inimicus

i ( m)

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Gegner, Feind

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patere

e

A

Offen stehen

Sichtbar sein

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scelus, sceleris

n.

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Verbrechen

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sperare

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Hoffen

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29
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attentus

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aufmerksam

wachsam

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30
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exilium

i (n.)

A

Exil

Verbannung

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31
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demum

Adv.

A

endlich

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32
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promittere, promitto, promisi, promissum

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versprechen

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33
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permicies, permiciei

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Verderben

Untergang

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34
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oratio, orationis

A

Rede

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35
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eripere, eripio, eripui, ereptum

A

Entreißen

Befreien

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36
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atque

A

Und

Und sogar

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37
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mons, montis

Gen. Pl. -ium

A

Berg

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38
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ludere, ludo, lusi, lusum

A

spielen

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39
Q

opprimere, opprimo, oppressi, oppressum

A

unterdrücken
bekämpfen
überfallen

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movere, moveo, movi, motum

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  1. bewegen

2. beeindrucken

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41
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mittere, mitto, misi, missum

A

schicken
lassen
freilassen

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mare, maris

(n.)

(Abl. mari, Nom. Pl. maria,
Gen. Pl. marium)

A

Meer

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43
Q

internus, a, um

A

(der) innere

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44
Q

mare internum

A

das Mittelmeer

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45
Q

navis, navis

( Gen. Pl. - ium)

(f.)

A

Schiff

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46
Q

infestus, a, um

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bedrohlich

feindlich

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47
Q

bellare

A

Krieg führen

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48
Q

diripere

Stammf. wie eripere

A

plündern

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49
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gens, gentis

(Gen. Pl. -ium)

(f.)

A
  1. Volksstamm

2. vornehme Familie

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50
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miseria, ae

f.

A

Elend

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51
Q

perditus, a, um

A

vernichtet

verzweifelt

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52
Q

primo

Adv.

A

anfangs

zuerst

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53
Q

negotium, i

n.

A

Geschäft

Handel

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54
Q

causa

mit Gen., nachgestellt

A

wegen

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55
Q

litus, litoris

n.

A

Küste

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56
Q

portus, us

m.

A

Hafen

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57
Q

audere

e

A

wagen

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58
Q

praesidium, i

n.

A

Schutz

59
Q

classis, classis

(Gen. Pl. - ium)

( f. )

A

Flotte

60
Q

mox

Adv.

A

bald

sogleich

61
Q

facultas, facultatis

f.

A

Möglichkeit

62
Q

deserere, desero, deserui, desertum

A

verlassen

63
Q

officium, i

n.

A

Pflicht

Dienst

64
Q

intermittere

Stammf. wie mittere

A

einschieben

unterbrechen

65
Q

monere

e

A

ermahnen

66
Q

celeritas, celeritatis

f.

A

Schnelligkeit

67
Q

evdere, evado, evasi, evasim

A

entkommen

68
Q

potestas, potestatis

f.

A

Macht

Gewalt

69
Q

referre, refero, rettuli, relatum

A
  1. zurückbringen

2. berichten

70
Q

industria, ae

f.

A

Fleiss

Einsatz

71
Q

providere

(Stammf. wie videre)

( mit Akk.)

A

vorhersehen

72
Q

providere

mit Dat.

A

sorgen für

73
Q

conficere, conficio, confeci, confectum

A

vollenden
erledigen
herstellen

74
Q

orationem habere

A

eine Rede halten

75
Q

patres conscripti

A

meine Herren Senatoren

Anrede an den Senat

76
Q

mare infestum reddere

A

das Meer unsicher machen

77
Q

se in potestatem fidemque dare

A

sich ergeben

78
Q

gratiam referre

A

danken

Dank abstatten

79
Q

impetum hostium providere

A

den Angriff der Feinde vorhersehen

80
Q

saluti civium providere

A

für das Wohl der Bürger sorgen

81
Q

honoris causa

heutecabgekürzt: h. c.

A

ehrenhalber

82
Q

consulere, consulo, consului, consultum

mit Dat.

A

sorgen für ( jemanden)

83
Q

consulere

mit Akk.

A

(jemanden) befragen

(jmdn. ) um Rat fragen

84
Q

quaerere, quaero, quaesivi, quaesitum

A
  1. suchen

2. fragen ( nach)

85
Q

nobilis, nobilis, nobile

A
  1. berühmt, bekannt

2. adlig

86
Q

mortalis, mortalis, mortale

A

sterblich

Sterblicher

87
Q

immortalis, immortalis, immortale

A

unsterblich

88
Q

dea, ae

f.

A

Göttin

89
Q

decem

A

Zehn

90
Q

fortis, fortis, forte

A

tapfer

stark

91
Q

acer, acris, acre

A
  1. scharf
  2. schmerzlich
  3. heftig
92
Q

felix, felix, felix

Gen. felicis

A

glücklich

93
Q

infelix

Gen infelicis

A

unglücklich

94
Q

mater, matris

f.

A

Mutter

95
Q

caedes, caedis

(Gen. Pl. -ium)

(f.)

A

Mord

Blutbad

96
Q

ingens, ingens, ingens

Gen. ingentis

A

ungeheuer

riesig

97
Q

fugere, fugio, fugi, fugitum

A

fliehen

98
Q

fugere

mit Akk.

A

vor jemanden oder etwas fliehen,

vermeiden

99
Q

effugere

Stammf. wie fugere

A

entfliehen

entkommen

100
Q

celer, celeris, celere

A

schnell

101
Q

omen, ominis

n.

A

(böses) Vorzeichen

102
Q

horribilis, horribilis, horribile

A

schrecklich

103
Q

oraculum, i

n.

A

Orakel

104
Q

fam, ae

f.

A

Gerücht

Sage

105
Q

solvere, solvo, solvi, solutum

A
  1. lösen

2. einlösen

106
Q

error, erroris

m.

A
  1. Irrfahrt

2. Irrtum

107
Q

detrimentum, i

n.

A

Schaden

Verlust

108
Q

pervenire

Stammf. wie venire

A

hinkommen

gelangen

109
Q

regina, ae

f

A

Königin

110
Q

benevolentia, ae

f

A

Wohlwollen

111
Q

recipere, recipio, recepi, receptum

A

annehmen

aufbehmen

112
Q

inquit

in direkter Rede, eingefügt

A

sagt(e) er

sagt(e) sie

113
Q

inquiunt

Pl.

A

sagen sie

sagten sie

114
Q

situs, a, um

A

gelegen

liegend

115
Q

expellere, expello, expuli, expulsum

A

vertreiben

116
Q

hic

Adv.

A

hier

117
Q

condere, condo, condidi, conditum

A
  1. gründen
  2. verwahren
  3. verstecken
118
Q

occupare

A
  1. besetzen

2. überfallen

119
Q

occupatus, a, um

A
  1. besetzt

2. beschäftigt

120
Q

naves solvere

A

die Anker lichten

lossegeln

121
Q

te salvere iubeo

A

ich begrüsse dich

ich heisse dich willkommen

122
Q

humanitas, humanitatis

f.

A

Menschlichkeit
Humanität
Bildung

123
Q

convivium, i

n.

A

Gastmahl

124
Q

tristis, e

A

trauig

125
Q

interitus, us

m

A

Untergang

126
Q

longus,a,um

A

lang

127
Q

amor, amoris

m.

A

Liebe

128
Q

insignis, e

A

hervorragend

ausgezeichnet

129
Q

incendere, incendo, incendi, incensum

A

entzünden

entflammen

130
Q

maritus, i

m

A

Ehemann

Gatte

131
Q

commovere ( Stammf. wie movere)

A

(innerlich) bewegen

beeindrucken

132
Q

pietas, pietatis

f.

A

Frömmigkeit

Pflichtgefühl

133
Q

erga

mit Akk.

A

gegen ( im freundl. Sinne)

gegenüber

134
Q

numen, numinis

n.

A

(göttliche) Macht

Gottheit

135
Q

regnum, i

n

A

Reich

Herrschaft

136
Q

quin etiam

A

ja sogar

137
Q

tristitia, ae

f

A

Trauigkeit

138
Q

omnis, e

A

ganz

im Pl. alle, alles

139
Q

deicere, deicio, deieci, deiectum

A

hinabwerfen

140
Q

futurus, a, um

A

zukünftig

141
Q

inferus, a, um

A

der untere

142
Q

inferi, orum

m.) (Pl.

A

die Unterwelt

143
Q

descendere, descendo, descendi

A

hinabsteigen

144
Q

anima, ae

f

A

Seele

145
Q

praedicere

Stammf. wie dicere

A

vorhersagen

prophezeien

146
Q

aureus, a, um

A

golden

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