Sections 4-6 Flashcards
obses, obsīdis
(comm) hostage
Veneticum bellum
(n.) the war against the Veneti, a sea-faring tribe
polliceor
pollicērī
pollicitus sum
(2nd conj, deponent)
to promise
pollicitus = having promised
ēgredior
ēgredī
ēgressus sum
(3rd conj i-stem, deponent)
to go put, come out
opportūnus, -una, -unum
convenient, suitable, opportune
interim
(adv.) in the meantime
renuntiō
renuntiāre
renuntiāvī
renuntiātus
to report, to bring back work
regiō, regiōnis
(f) territory, region
imperium, imperiī
(n.) authority, dominion, empire, command
perferō
perferre
pertulī
perlatus
(3rd conj, irregular)
to bear, to carry
to report
to suffer, endure
olim
(adv) at some time, formerly
barbarus, barbarī
(m) barbarian
excusō
excusāre
excusāvī
excusātūs
to excuse
superior, superius
(comparative adj)
higher, upper, former, superior
parō
parāre
parāvī
parātus
to prepare, get, obtain
auctoritās, auctoritātis
(f.) influence, authority
cīvitās, cīvitātis
(f.) state, citizenry, citizenship
undīque
(adv.) from all parts
classis, classis
(f.) a fleet
committō
committere
commīsī
commissus
(3rd conj.)
to entrust (+ dative); to engage in
conveniō
convenīre
convenī
conventus
(4th conj)
to come together, to assemble
fidēlis, fidēle
(adj) faithful
efficiō
efficere
effēcī
effectus
(3rd conj)
to make, to carry out, to bring to pass
tergum, tergī
(n.) the back