LLPSI I:XXX-XXXV Verb Definitions Flashcards by Jocelyn Groff

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abdūcere

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to take away, carry off

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accendere

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accendisse, accensum

to light

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accubāre

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to recline at table

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accumbere

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to lie down at table

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adiungere

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to join to, add

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adnectere

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adnexuisse, adnexum

to attach, connect

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affīrmāre

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to assert, affirm

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apportāre

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to bring

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armāre

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to arm, equip

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aspergere

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to sprinkle, scatter on

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auferre

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abstulisse, ablatum

to carry off, take away

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aufugere

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to run away, escape

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caedere

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cecīdisse, caesum

to beat, kill

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cēnāre

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to dine, have dinner

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certāre

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to contend, fight

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circumdāre

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to surround

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circumsilīre

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to hop about

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cōgere

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coēgisse, coāctum

to compel, force

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commemorāre

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to mention

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complēre

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complēvisse, complētum

to fill, complete

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cōnfīdere

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to trust (+ dative)

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conturbāre

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to mix up, confound

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convocāre

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to call together

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cōpulāre

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to join, connect

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coquere

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coxisse, coctum

to cook

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cruciāre

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to tortue, torment

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dēmere

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dēmpsisse, dēmptum

to remove

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dēsīderāre

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to long for, miss

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dēsistere

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dēstitisse

to leave off, cease

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dēvorāre

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to swallow up, devour

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ēducāre

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to bring up

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effundere

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to pour out, shed

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ēlīdere

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to omit, elide

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ēligere

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ēlēgisse, ēlēctum

to choose, select

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ērubēscere

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ērubuisse

to blush

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ērumpere

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to break out

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excruciāre

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to torture, torment

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excurrere

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excurrisse, excursum

to run out, rush out

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exhaurīre

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to drain, empty

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exōrnāre

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to adorn, decorate

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explānāre

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to explain

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fābulārī

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to talk, chat

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fatīgāre

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to tire out, weary

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favēre

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fāvisse (+ dative)

to favor, support

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fīdere

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fīsum esse (+ dative)

to trust, rely upon

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fundere

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fūdisse, fūsum

to pour, shed

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gustāre

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to taste

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hortārī

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to encourage, urge

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ignōscere

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ignōvisse (+ dative)

to forgive

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implicāre

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implicuisse, implicitum

to enfold

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īnflectere

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to bend, curve, inflect (to decline/conjugate)

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īnstruere

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īnstrūxisse, īnstructum

to draw up, arrange

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interpellāre

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to interrupt

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laedere

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laesisse, laesum

to injure, hurt

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latēre

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to be hidden, to hide

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līberāre

A

to set free

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libēre

A

:libet (+ dative)

it pleases

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luctārī

A

to wrestle

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lūgēre

A

luxisse

to mourn

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mentiōnem facere

A

to mention

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minārī

A

(+ dative)

to threaten

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miscēre

A

miscuisse, mixtum

to mix

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mūnīre

A

to fortify

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nūbere

A

nūpsisse (+ dative)

to marry

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ōdisse

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to hate

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optāre

A

to wish

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ōrdināre

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to arrange, regulate

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ōscitāre

A

to gape, yawn

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plaudere

A

plausisse (+ dative)

clap, applaud

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parāre

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to prepare, make ready

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perferre

A

to carry, endure

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pīpiāre

A

to chirp

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placēre

A

(+ dative)

to please

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pōtāre

A

to drink

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praestāre

A

praestitisse

to furnish, fulfill

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prōcurrere

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prōcurrisse, prōcursum

to run forward, charge

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prōferre

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to bring forth, produce

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prōgredī

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prōgredior, prōgressum

to go forward, advance

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properāre

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to hurry

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prōsilīre

A

prōsiluisse

spring forth

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referre

A

rettulisse

to bring back, return

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retrahere

A

to pull back, bring back

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requīrere

A

requīsivisse, requīsītum

to seek, ask

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sapere

A

sapiō, sapiisse

to be wise, have sense

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statuere

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statuisse, statūtum

to fix, determine

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sternere

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strāvisse, strātum

to spread

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studēre

A

(+ dative)

to devote oneself to

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trānsferre

A

to transfer, transport

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trānsīre

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trānseō, trānsiisse, transitum

to cross, pass

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vetāre

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to forbid

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vulnerāre

A

to wound