Sections 16-17 Flashcards
commendō
commendāre
comendāvī
commendatus
to commit, to entrust
statim
(adv.) immediately
conferō
conferre
contulī
collatus
(3rd c. irreg)
to attribute to, to bring together, to collect
quum
adv: when
conjunction: since, as, although
deferō
deferre
detulī
delatus
to bring down, to carry down
ignoscō
ignoscere
ignōvī
ignotus
(3rd c.)
to pardon, to overlook [+ dative]
antea
previously, once
se recipere
recipiō, recipere, recēpī, receptus
(3rd c.)
to withdraw, retreat, to recover oneself / resume self-posession
efficiō
efficere
effēcī
effectus
(3rd c.)
to carry out, to bring to pass, to make
princeps, principis
(m.) cheiftan, leading man 💪🏼
longinquus, -a, -um
comparative: longinquior
far off, distant
conjiciō
conjicere
conjēcī
conjectus
(3rd c.)
to throw, to hurl
interea
meanwhile
promittō
promittere
promīsī
promissus
(3rd c.) to send forward, to promise
mandātum, -ī
(n.) a command, an order