Latin Words Flashcards
adipiscor, -ipisci, -etpus sum
I arrive at, reach; overtake, catch up with.
I get, obtain, acquire, get possession of, achieve.
spons-ntis F.
free will, accord, impulse, motion
intueor-eri-uitus
I look at, upon or towards.
(figuratively) I consider, regard, observe, give attention to.
(figuratively) I regard with admiration, admire, wonder at, stare.
queror-eri-estus sum
complain, lament.
I am indignant.
praestituo-ere-stitui-stitutum sum
I determine in advance
denuntio (1)
I announce (officially)
I declare
I summon
emineo-ere-ui
I stand out, project, protrude.
(of elements in a painting) I am prominent, stand out in relief.
(figuratively) I am or become conspicuous or prominent, stand out (through my good qualities); I am eminent, excel.
paulisper
for only a brief period
Nonulli
some (quite a lot)
Aliquot
some
quisquis
whoever (pronoun)
quicumque
whoever (adjective)
ecquis?
any one at all?
quisnam?
interrogative quis
Unquam/Umquam
ever
usquam
anywhere
quando
at any time
alicubi
somewhere
aliquantum
some quantity
nonunquam
sometimes
suppeto-ere-ivi-itum
I am available, present or at hand
I am equal to, or sufficient for
lacesso-ere-ivi-itum
I excite, provoke, challenge, exasperate, harass or irritate
I attack or assail
praebeo-ere-ui-itum
I proffer.
I provide, grant, service.
I show, display
on purpose
de industria
it is owing to you
per to stat + quominus
come to help
subvenio-iri-i-ventus
All the world
Nemo est quin
undique
from all sides
egeo-ere-ui
need, lack
penes + acc
under one’s government or command
in one’s disposal or custody
at, with, about, concerning
evenio-ire-i-tus
(intransitive) I happen, occur.
(intransitive) I come forth.
(intransitive, followed by the dative) I happen to, befall (someone).
(intransitive, by extension, followed by the dative) I am allotted to (someone).
temerarius-a-um
accidental
casual, rash, heedless
reckless
far, farris N.
spelt (type of wheat)
coarse meal; grits