Supo Unit 41-45 Flashcards
sidus, sideris
(n) star
verro verrere verri versum
to sweep
carus -a -um
adj
dear
sacro sacrare sacravi sacratum
to sanctify, to consecrate
crudelis -e
adj
cruel
doleo delere dolui
to suffer
figo figere fixi fixum
to fix, to fasten
aequor, aequoris
(n) flat surface, sea, plain
nimius -a -um
too great, excessive
quattuor
no.
four
erga
prep (+acc)
towards, in relation to
vitium, vitii
(n) fault, vice
averto avertere averti averesum
to turn away, to avert
contingo contingere contigi contactum
to touch, to happen
verso versare versavi versatum
to turn
libo libare libavi libatum
to pour, to taste
incido incidere incidi incasum
to fall on, to rush, to occur
ara, arae
(f) altar
insto instare institi
to stand on, to press upon, to pursue
flamma, flammae
(f) flame
transfero transfere transtuli translatum
to transfer
fidus -a -um
adj
faithful, trustworthy
colonia, coloniae
(f) estate, colony
tribuo tribuere tribui tributum
to allot, to grant
aer, aeris
(m) air
bis
adv
twice
cano canere cecini cantum
to sing
indignus -a -um
unworthy, shameful
decet decere decui
it is fitting (3rd only)
extremum, extremi
(n) extreme, end
custos, custodis
(c) guard
hasta, hastae
(f) spear
poeta, poetae
(m) poet
arx, arcis
(f) citadel, fortress
vulgus, vulgi
(n) the people, the public, the mob
societas, societatis
(f) society, association
deligo deligere delegi delectum
to choose, to select
honoro honorare honoravi honoratum
to honour, to dignify
auspicium, auspicii
(n) divination
initium, initii
(n) start, beginning
iuxta
adv
near, close to
expono exponere exposui expositum
to set out, to expose
ludo ludere lusi lusum
to play
praesto praestare praestiti praesitum
to excel
necessitas, necessitatis
(f) necessity, need
sancio sancire sanxi sanctum
to ratify, to sanction
turpis
adj
foul, shameful
culpa, culpae
(f) blame, fault
fons, fontis
(m) spring
sono sonare sonui sonitum
to sound, to resound
femina, feminae
(f) woman
iacio iacere ieci iactum
to throw
disciplina, disciplinae
(f) training, discipline
pes, pedis
(m) foot
divido dividere divisi divisum
to divide, to separate
quippe
conj
indeed, for sure
egredior egredi egressus sum egressum
to go out
item
adv
likewise, also
agito agitare agitavi agitatum
to agitate
quamquam
conj
although
instruo instruere instruxi instructum
to construct, to instruct, to organize
quotiens
adv
how often, so many
laedo laedere laesi laesum
to hurt, to harm, to offend
pietas, pietatis
piety, sense of duty
ruo ruere rui rutum
to rush
singularis -e
single, individual, singular
creber -a -um
crowded, dense, numerous
immortalis -e
immortal, everlasting
pretium, pretii
(n) price, value, worth
curia, curiae
(f) the Curia (senate meeting house)
nimis
adv
too much, extremely
offendo offendere offendi offensum
to offend, to harm
permitto permittere permisi permissum
to yield, to permit, to let go
perspicio perspicere perspexi perspectum
to examine, to see into
condemno condemnare condemnavi condemnatum
to condemn, to sentence
propono proponere proposui propositum
to propose, to set out
ignarus -a -um
adj
ignorant, unknown
seditio, seditionis
(f) dissension, revolt
senator, senatoris
(m) senator
consentio consentire consensi consensum
to agree, to consent
iniquus -a -um
adj
uneven, unfair, unequal
undique
adv
on all sides
tristis -e
adj
sad
tectum, tectii
(n) roof
flagitium, flagitii
(n) disgrace, shame
discrimen, discriminis
(n) division, crisis
donum, doni
(n) gift, present
ignoro ignorare ignoravi ignoratum
to be ignorant of
negligo negligere neglexi neglectum
to neglect
ambo
no.
both
porto portare portavi portatum
to carry, to transport
brevis -e
short, brief
quiesco quiescere quievi quietum
to rest, to sleep
decimus -a -um
adj
tenth
umbra, umbrae
(f) shade, shadow
rarus -a -um
scattered, rare
nuper
adv
recently
aequo aequare aequavi aequatum
to make level, to equalise
educo educere eduxi eductum
to lead out, to raise
ecce
adv
look!
