Supo Unit 21-25 Flashcards
malo malle malui
to prefer
senex (senis)
old man, old
flumen, fluminis
(n) river
cogito cogitare cogitavi cogitatum
to think about, to consider
validus
strong, healthy, powerful
epistula, epistulae
letter
oppidum, oppidi
(n) town
taceo tacere tacui tacitum
to be silent, to be quiet
subeo subire subivi subitum
to go under
desum deesse defui defuturum
to be absent, to be lacking, to fail
fallo fallere fefelli falsum
to decieve, to trick
labor, laboris
(m) work, toil
voluntas, voluntatis
(f) will, wish
agmen, agminis
(n) crowd, mass
scilicet
adv
actually, certainly, namely
statim
adv
at once
regnum, regni
(n) reign
clarus
adj
clear, bright, famous
decerno decerenere decrevi decretum
to decide
imperator, imperatoris
(m) general, emperor
dignus
adj
worthy, deserving
religio, religionis
(f) religion, reverence, superstition
edeo edere edidi editum
to give out, to bring forth, to produce
inimicus
adj
unfriendly, hostile
itaque
adv
therefore
patrius
adj
fatherly
sine
prep + acc
without
iuvenis
adj
young
medius
adj
middle, central
negotium, negotii
(n) work, business
praeda, praedae
(f) booty, plunder, loot
defero deferre detuli delatum
to bring down, to transport
acies, aciei
(f) edge, battle line
reliquus
adj
rest, remainder
colo colere colui cultum
to live in, to cultivate
gloria, gloriae
(f) glory, fame
specto spectare spectavi spectatum
to look at, to watch
gener, generi
(m) son-in-law
mulier, mulieris
(f) woman, wifeadve
advenio advenire adveni adventum
to arrive
volvo volvere volui volutum
to turn, to roll
comparo comparare comparavi comparatum
to compare
confero conferre contuli conlatum
to bring together, to hire, to serve
metuo metuere metui metutum
to fear
diligo diligere dilexi dilectum
to prize, to love
efficio efficere effeci effectum
to make, to effect, to accomplish
summus
adj
highest
posterus
adj
next, following
prope
adv, prep + acc
close, near
victor, victoris
(m) conqueror
silva, silvae
(f) forest, wood
pugna, pugnae
(f) fight, battle
caedo caedere cecidi caesum
to strike, to cut down, to kill
scelus, sceleris
(n) crime, evil
munus, muneris
(n) office, duty, present, gift
impetus, impetus
(m) attack, force
proelium, proelii
(n) battle, fight
soror, sororis
(f) sister
etsi
conj
although, yet
amitto amittere amisi amissum
to send away, to dismiss
statuo statuere statui statutum
to place, to locate, to establish
traho trahere traxi tractum
to drag, to pull
inde
adv
from there, thence, then
tunc
adv
then
odium, odii
(n) hatred
auctor, auctoris
(m) author, maker
similis
adj
like, similar
discedo discedere discessi discessum
to depart, to disperse
tandem
adv
at last, finally
levis
(adj) light, quick, trifling
quando
adv, conj
when
argentum, argenti
(n) silver
velut
adj
just as, as if
numen, numinis
(n) nod, divine will
muto mutare mutavi mutatum
to change, to alter
virgo, virginis
(f) virgin, maiden
orno ornare ornavi ornatum
to prepare, to decorate
retineo retinere reinui retentum
to hold back, to restrain
liceo licet licere licui
it is permitted
vito vitare vitavi vitatum
to avoid
beneficium, beneficii
(n) favour, benefit
impero imperare imperavi imperatum
to order, to command
equidem
part.
indeed
pareo parere parui paritum
to obey, to be apparent
infero, inferre, intuli, inlatum
to carry in, to infer
reperio reperire reperi repertum
to find
vetus
adj
old, ancient
cohors, cohortis
(f) cohort
vultus, vultus
(m) expression, face
pertineo pertinere pertinui pertentum
to relate, to pertain to
profiscor profisci profectus sum profecsum
to set out, to depart
nobilis
adj
well-known, remarkable, noble
sero
adv
late, too late
eripio eripere eripui ereptum
to snatch away, to take by force
transeo transire transivi transitum
to go beyond, to pass over
familia, familiae
famil
tamquam
just as, as if
vulnus, vulneris
(n) wound, injury
augeo augere auxi auctum
to increase, to grow
aufero auferre abstuli ablatum
to carry away, to remove
classis, classis
(f) class, fleet
