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
culpa, -ae
(f.) fault
hunc
accusative of ‘hic’
hic, haec, hoc
comprehendō
comprehendere
comprehendī
comprehensus
(3rd c.)
to seize
simul atque
as soon as
multitūdo, multitūdinis
(f.) multitude, mass of people
arcessō
arcessere
arcessīvī
arcussus
(3rd c.)
to call, to send for
remittō
remittere
remīsī
remissus
(3rd c.)
to send back
remigrō
remigrāre
—-
—-
(1st c.)
to depart back, return
querō
querī
questus sum
(3rd c. deponent)
to complain
