Sections 10-12

Question 1

rēmus, rēmī

Answer 1

(m.) oar

Question 2

essedārius, essedāriī

Answer 2

(m.) chariot warrior, charioteer

Question 3

expedītus, -a, -um

Answer 3

unimpeded, ready, easy

Question 4

consistō
consistere
constitī
constitus

Answer 4

(3rd conj)

to halt, stop, take a stand

***in the perfect, do not confuse with forms of constituō, which is different only in the “u”

Question 5

insuefactus, -a, -um

Answer 5

accustomed

in the context of Ceasar: horses trained to go into the water

Question 6

sagitta, -ae

Answer 6

(f.) arrow

Question 7

summoveō
summovēre
summōvī
summōtus

Answer 7

to drive away

Question 8

militia, militiae

Answer 8

(f.) warfare

Question 9

propellō
propellere
propulī
propulsus

Answer 9

(3rd conj)

to propel, drive forward, push forward

Question 10

subsequor
subsequī
subsecutus sum

Answer 10

(3rd conj. deponent)

to follow in close pursuit, to follow close after

Question 11

inusitātus, -a, -um

Answer 11

unusual, extraordinary

Question 12

alacritās, alacritātis

Answer 12

(f.) alacrity, ardour

Question 13

incitō
incitāre
incitāvī
incitātus

Answer 13

to urge forward, to set in rapid motion

Question 14

solitus, -a, -um

Answer 14

(adj) usual, ordinary

Question 15

apertus, -a, -um

Answer 15

uncovered, exposed

Question 16

planus, -a, -um

Answer 16

level, flat

Question 17

impedītus, -a, -um

Answer 17

impeded, obstructed, encumbered, burdened

past participle of ‘impedio’, to impede or hinder

Question 18

latus, lateris

Answer 18

(n.) side, flank

Question 19

plerumque

Answer 19

(adv.) for the most part, generally

Question 20

onus, oneris

Answer 20

(n.) a burden, a weight, a load

Question 21

motus, motūs

Answer 21

(m.) motion, movement

Question 22

figūra, -ae

Answer 22

(f.) form, shape, appearance

Question 23

utor
utī
usus sum

Answer 23

(3rd conj deponent)

to use, to enjoy + ablative

Question 24

animadvertō
animadvertere
animadvertī
anumadvertus

Answer 24

(3rd conj)

to observe, to understand

Question 25

consuescō
consuescere
consuevī
consuetus

Answer 25

(3rd conj)

to accustom (oneself); in the perfect, to be accustumed

Question 26

equitātus, equitātūs

Answer 26

(m.) cavalry

synonym of: equitēs, equitum

Question 27

perterreō
perterrēre
perterruī
perterritus

Answer 27

to frighten greatly, to thoroughly terrify

Question 28

difficultās, difficultātis

Answer 28

(f.) difficulty

Question 29

removeō
removēre
remōvī
remōtus

Answer 29

to remove, withdraw

Question 30

imperītus, -a, -um

Answer 30

unskilled, unacquainted with (+ genitive)

Question 31

at

Answer 31

but, yet

Question 32

permoveō
permovēre
permovī
permōtus

Answer 32

to stir, to move deeply

Question 33

conjicio
conjicere
conjēcī
conjectus

Answer 33

(3rd conj.)

to throw, to hurl

Question 34

sufferō
suffere
sustulī
sublātus

Answer 34

(3rd conj irregular)

to take up [usage in Caesar]

also: to submit to, undergo, bear, endure, suffer

Question 35

pugna, -ae

Answer 35

(f.) fight, battle

Question 36

tormentum, -ī

Answer 36

(n.) a military engine

Question 37

‘pedem referre’

Answer 37

to retreat

Question 38

funda, -ae

Answer 38

(f.) a sling

Question 39

equus, equī

Answer 39

(m.) horse

Question 40

‘paulum modo’

Answer 40

for a short time only

Question 41

opprimō
opprimere
oppressī
oppressus

Answer 41

to weigh down, overwhelm, overthrow

Question 42

aridum, aridī

Answer 42

(n.) dry land