Supo Unit 16-20 Flashcards
tueor tueri tutus sum tutatum
to look at, to guard
rogo rogare rogavi rogatum
to ask
sicut
adv
just as
novus
adj
new, novel, strange
rego regere rexi rectum
to rule, to direct
que
conj
and
servo servare servavi servatum
to watch over, to observe
quoque
adv
also, too
miser
adj
poor, wretched, sad
loco locare locavi locatum
to place, to locate
recipio recipere recepi receptum
to take back, to draw back, to receive
nosco noscere novi notum
to get to know, to recognize
ideo
adv
on that account, therefore
diu
adv
for a very long time
exercitus, exercitus
(m) army
mons, montis
(m) mountain
numerus, numeri
(m) number
dolor, doloris
(n) pain, sorrow
natura, naturae
(f) nature
for fari fatus sum fatum
to speak, to say
umquam
adv
ever, at any time
placeo placere placui placitum
to please
eques, equitis
(m) horseman, calvalryman, knight
ceterus
adj
the other, the rest
templum, templi
(n) shrine, sacred place
praetor, praetoris
(m) praetor
mille
no.
thousand
equus, equi
(m) horse, steed
ingens
adj
huge, grand, vast
cedo cedere cessi cessum
to proceed, to withdraw, to yield
postea
adv
afterwards, next
talis
adj
of such a kind
praesidium, praesidii
(n) guard, protection, security
cado cadere cecidi casum
to fall
convenio convenire conveni conventum
to come together, to agree
denique
adv
finally, at last
mens, mentis
(f) mind, reason
tres
no.
three
pectus, pectoris
(n) chest
castra, castrorum
(n, pl) camp, fort
gratus
adj
agreeable, kind, grateful
verto vertere versi versum
to turn, to rotate, to change
censeo censere censui censum
to think, to reckon
finis finis
(c) boundary, limit, end
cupio cupere cupivi cupitum
to desire, to want
accedo accedere accessi accessum
to approach
probo probare probavi probatum
to try, to test, to approve
laudo laudare laudavi laudatum
to praise
sol, solis
(m) sun, sunlight
maximus
largest, greatest, maximum
opera, operae
(f) work
sumo sumere sumpsi sumptum
to take
perdo peredere perdidi perditum
to lose
exspecto exspectare exspectavi exspectatum
to expect, to wait for
ingenium, ingenii
(n) character, nature, talent
coepi coepere coepi coeptum
to begin
spero sperare speravi speratum
to hope
poena, poenae
(f) penalty, punishment
postquam
adv
after
iter, itineris
(n) journey
audeo audere ausus sum
to dare
sanguis, sanguinis
(m) blood, bloodshed
victoria, victoriae
(f) victory, conquest
hodie
adv
today
aedes, aedis
(f) temple
navis, navis
(f) ship
usque
adv, prep + acc
at every point, as far as, constantly
ignis, ignis
(m) fire
divus
adj
divine
laus, laudis
(f) praise
ira, irae
(f) anger
postulo postulare postulavi postulatum
to ask
pugno pugnare pugnavi pugnatum
to fight
duco ducere duxi ductum
to draw, to lead
oro orare oravi oratum
to pray, to speak, to beg
tot
no.
so many
adhuc
adv
to this point, hitherto, thus far
fors, fortis
(f) luck, chance
alo alere alui altum
to nourish, to support
dubito dubitare dubitavi dubitatum
to doubt, to hesitate
filia, filiae
(f) daughter
maneo manere mansi mansum
to stay, to remain
officium, officii
(n) duty, service, office
multitudo, multitudinis
(f) great number
servus, servi
(m) (adj) slave, servile, slavish
vix
adv
hardly, scarcely
litus, litoris
(n) sea-shore
exeo exire exii exitum
to go out, to die
ops, opis
(f) power, wealth
nascor nasci natus sum natum
to be born
tego tegere texi tectum
to cover, to conceal, to protect
via, viae
(f) road, way
significo significare significavi significatum
to signify, to indicate
concedo concedere concessi concessum
to withdraw, to concede
morior mori mortuus sum mortum
to die
libertas, libertatis
(f) freedom
praeter
adv
beyond, more than
amplus
adj
large, ample
mox
adv
soon
doceo docere docui doctum
to teach
