Lesson IV Flashcards
monere
(2) to warn, advise, teach
habere
(2) to have, hold, consider
dare
(1) to give
vocare
(1) to call
salvare
(1) to save
intrare
(1) to enter
laudare
(1) to praise
ponere
(3) to set, put
ducere
(3) to lead
mittere
(3) to send
dicere
(3) to say, speak, tell
audire
(4) to hear
servire
(4) to serve - takes its personal object in the dative
implorare
(1) to implore
convertere
(3) to convert
excusare
(1) to excuse
liberare
(1) to free
passio
passionis, f. suffering
sancta
sanctorum, n. pl. holy of holies
nomen
nominis, n. name
pater
patris, m. father
gens
gentis (-ium), f. nation
tristis
(m. and f.), triste (n.) sad, sorrowful
omnipotens
(m., f., n.), omnipotentis almighty
de
(prep. with abl.) from, down from, about, concerning
separo
(1) separare, separavi, separatus
to separate
elevo
(1) elevare, elevavi, elevatus
to elevate
resuscito
(1) resuscitare, resuscitavi, resuscitatus
to resurrect
supplico
(1) supplicare, supplicavi, supplicatus
to humbly beseech
veneror
(1) venerari, veneratus sum
to venerate
illumino
(1) illuminare, illuminavi, illuminatus
to illuminate
immolo
(1) immolare, immolavi, immolatus
to immolate
libero
(1) liberare, liberavi, liberatus
to liberate
commemoro
(1) commemorare, commemoravi, commemoratus
to commemorate
communico
(1) communicare, communicavi, communicatus
to communicate
celebro
(1) celebrare, celebravi, celebratus
to celebrate, perform
coopero
(1) cooperare, cooperavi, cooperatus
to cooperate
creo
(1) creare, creavi, creatus
to create
decoro
(1) decorare, decoravi, decoratus
to adorn, add beauty to, decorate
cremo
(1) cremare, cremavi, crematus
to burn
dono
(1) donare, donavi, donatus
to give, grant
expio
(1) expiare, expiavi, expiatus
to expiate, atone for
cogito
cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus
to think
congrego
(1) congregare, congregavi, congregatus
to collect, bring together, gather, congregate
observo
(1) observare, observavi, observatus
to observe, watch