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