Sections 1-3 Flashcards by SARAH SANDS RICE | Brainscape

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proficiscor, proficiscī, profectus sum (3rd, deponent)

A

to set out

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fere

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(adv.) nearly, almost, about

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aditus, aditūs

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(m.) a means of approach

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convocō
convocāre
convocāvī
convocātus

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(1st conj.) to call together, to assemble

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magnitudo, magnitudinis

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(f.) greatness, magnitude

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praemittō
praemittere
praemīsī
praemissus

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(3rd conj.)

to send forward, to send in advance

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portus, portūs

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(m.) harbour

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Gallicus, Gallica, Gallicum

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(adj.) Gallic

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mercator, mercatoris

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(m.) trader

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adeō
adire
adiī/adivī
aditus

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(irreg.) to go to, to approach

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jam (iam)

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already, now

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reperiō
reperīre
repperī
repertus

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(4th conj.)

to find out, to discover

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aestas, aestatis

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(f.) summer

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ora, orae

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(f.) the coast

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usus, usūs

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(m.) use, experience

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trajectus, trajectūs

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(m.) crossing, passage

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statuō
statuere
statuī
statūtus

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(3rd conj.)

to decide, to determine

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exiguus, exigua, exiguum

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small, little (ex. exigua pars…)

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Britannia, Britanniae

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(f.) Britian

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itaque

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therefore, and so

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autem

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however, moreover

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tamen

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nevertheless, yet

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maritīmus, maritīma, maritīmum

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(adj.) of the sea, sea-, on the sea-coast

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Morinī, Morinōrum

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(m. pl.) the Morini, a people of northern Gaul

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genus, generis

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(n. ) race, kind

ex. genus hominum

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Gallī, Gallōrum

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(m. pl.) the Gauls

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subministrō
subministrāre
subministrāvī
subministrātus

A

(1st conj.)

to supply, to furnish

*takes an accusative d.o. and dative

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Britannī, Britannōrum

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(m. pl.) the Britons