Supo Unit 11-15 Vocab Flashcards
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facilis
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adj
easy
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hinc
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adv
from here, hence
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amor, amoris
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(m) love
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sive, seu
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conj
or if, whether
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frater, fratris
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(m) brother
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haud
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adv
not at all, not
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valeo valere valui valiturum
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to be healthy, to prevail
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consulo consulere consului consultum
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to deliberate, to consult
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sino sinere sivi situm
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to permit, to allow
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numquam
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adv
never
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vivo vivere vixi victum
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to live
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vita, vitae
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(f) life
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malus
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adj
bad, evil
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adsum adesse adfui adfuturum
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to be present, to be at
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ostendo ostendere ostendi ostensum
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to show, to display
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arma, armarum
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(n, pl) weapons, tools
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sanus
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adj
healthy, sound
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gratia, gratiae
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(f) grace, favour, goodwill
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gens, gentis
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people, tribe, clan
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sentio sentire sensi sensum
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to perceive, to feel, to sense
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solus
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adj
sole, only
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gravis
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adj
heavy, serious
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sententia, sententiae
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(f) thought, opinion, feeling
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rus, ruris
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(n) country, countryside
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reddeo redere reddidi redditum
to give back, to restore
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oculus, oculi
(m) eye
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uter utra, utrum
each of two, both
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studium, studii
zeal, enthusiasm
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moveo movere movi motum
to move
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patior pati passus sum
to suffer, to endure
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defendo defendere denfendi defensum
to defend, to repel
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ob
prep + acc
towards, because of
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fortis
adj
strong, powerful
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vox, vocis
(f) voice
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factum, facti
(n) deed
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reus, rei
defendant
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armo armare armavi armatum
to arm, to equip
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curo curare curavi curatum
to care for, to tend, to worry about
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fortuna, fortunae
fortune, luck, chance
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ibi
adv
there
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pax, pacis
(f) peace
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appello appellere appuli appulsum
to drive, to call, to address
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abeo abire abivi abitum
to go away
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fides, fidei
(f) faith, trust, belief
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genus, generis
(n) birth, nation, race, kind
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vero
adv
in truth, truly
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vinco vincere vici victum
to conquer
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paro parere paravi paratum
to prepare, to purchase
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plebs, plebis
(f) the common people, the masses
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aetas, aetatis
age
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aurum, auri
(n) gold, money
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cur
adj
why
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nego negare negavi negatum
to deny
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iudex, iudicis
(m) judge
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auctoritas, auctoritatis
(f) authority, influence
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ordo, ordinis
(m) line, row, order
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fama, famae
(f) talk, rumour, reputation, fame
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mos, moris
(m) habit, custom, character
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tempestas, tempestatis
(f) season, weather, storm
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soleo solere solitus sum solitum
to be accustomed to, to be used to
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invenio invenire inveni inventum
to find, to discover, to invent
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quisquis quaequae quidquid
pro
whoever
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lego legere legi lectum
to collect, to select, to read
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copia, copiae
(f) supply, abundance
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puer, pueri
(m) boy, son
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dux, ducem
(c) leader
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pereo perire perivi peritum
to pass away, to die
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quoniam
conj
since, whereas, because
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ferrum, ferri
(n) iron, sword
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malum, mali
(n) evil
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affero aferre attuli allatum
to bring to, to carry to, to deliver
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cogo cogere coegi coactum
to bring together, to collect, to compel
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trado tradere tradidi traditum
to hand over, to relate, to betray
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potestas, potestatis
(f) power
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cura, curae
(f) care, worry, trouble
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exerceo exercere exercui exercitum
to exercise, to train, to practice
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respondeo respondere respondi responsum
to respond, to answer
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metus, metus
(m) dread, religious awe, fear
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aqua, aquae
(f) water
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dignitas, dignitatis
(f) esteem, rank, status, worth
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tollo tollere sustuli sublatum
to lift up, to take away, to raise
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nolo nolle nolui
to be unwilling, do not wish
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honor, honoris
(m) honour, public office
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absum abesse abfui abfuturum
to be absent, to be away
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uxor, uxoris
(f) wife
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magis
adv
more, rather
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oratio, orationis
(f) speech, speaking
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princeps
adj
prince, leader
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oportere oportet oportere, oportui
it ought, it is right to
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multo
adv
by much, greatly
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salus, salutis
(f) health, safety
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fugio fugere fugi fugitum
to run away, to flee
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timeo timere timui
to fear, to be afraid
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existimo existimare existimavi existimatum
to evaluate, to judge, to consider
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bene
adv
well
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constituo constituere constitui constitutum
to place, to locate, to found, to decide
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signum, signi
(n) mark, seal, sign
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crimen, criminis
(n) accusation, crime
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consto constare constiti constatum
to stop, to exist, to remain
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caput, capitis
(n) head, top
