Supo Unit 46-50 Flashcards by Rachel N.

tellus, telluris

(f) earth, land

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altitudo, altitudinis

(f) height

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vestigium, vestigii

(n) footprint, trace

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excito excitare excitavi excitatum

to awaken, to raise up

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insequor insequi insecutus sum

to follow after, to pursue

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natio, nationis

(f) nation, birth, people

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propero properare properavi properatum

to rush, to hurry

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desidero desiderare desideravi desideratum

to desire, to long for

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claudo claudere clausi clausum

to close

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cupidus -a -um

adj

desiring, lusting

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otium, otii

(n) leisure, idleness

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pario parere peperi partum

to give birth, to produce

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stultus -a -um

adj

foolish, stupid

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conservo conservare conservavi conservatum

to preserve, to keep, to maintain

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oppugno oppugnare oppugnavi oppugnatum

to attack, to assault

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herba, herbae

(f) grass, herb

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removeo removere removi remotum

to remove

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resto restare restiti

to remain, to resist

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amnis, amnis

(m) river, stream

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effero efferre extuli elatum

to bring out, to raise

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militia, militiae

(f) active service, military

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firmus -a -um

adj

strong

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varius -a -um

adj

various, varied

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nuntius, nuntii

(m) messenger

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prodo prodere prodidi proditum

to show, to bring out, to betray

commemoro commemorare commemoravi commemoratum

to recollect, to remind

mirus -a -um

adj wonderful, extraordinary

conspicio conspicere conspexi conspectum

to see, to perceive

labor labi lapsus sum

to glide, to slip

liberi, liberorum

(m) (pl) children

terreo terrere terrui territum

to frighten, to terrify

reprehendo reprehendere reprehendi reprehensum

to catch, to blame

semel

adv once

gradus, gradi

(m) step

obliviscor oblivisci oblitus sum

to forget

lucus, luci

(m) grove, wood

praeclarus -a -um

adj brilliant, outstanding

ripa, ripae

(f) shore, riverbank

universus -a -um

adj entire, whole

occurro occurrere occurri occursum

to run up to, to happen

commodus -a -um

adj proper, convenient, pleasant

triumphus, triumphi

(m) triumph

careo carere carui

to be lacking in, to be without

deicio deicere deieci deiectum

to throw down, to eject

pondus, pondi

(n) weight, importance

orator, oratoris

(m) speaker, orator

pergo pergere perrexi perrectum

to continue, to proceed with

praesum praesse praefui

to be before, to lead, to command

magister, magistri

(m) teacher, master

currus, curri

(m) chariot

haereo haerere haesi haesum

to stick to, to hang on to

origo, originis

(f) origin, source

fino finire finivi finitum

to finish, to limit

respicio respicere respexi respectum

to look back

differo differre distuli dilatum

to scatter, to spread about, to differ

frequens

adj crowded, frequent

persequor persequi persectus sum

to follow up, to pursue, to persecute

pracipio praecipere praecepi praeceptum

to anticipate, to instruct

incertus -a -um

adj uncertain, unsure

egeo egere egui

to lack, to want, to need

ingredior ingredi ingressus sum

to enter

experior experiri expertus sum

to try, to experience, to test

fleo flere flevi fletum

to weep, to cry

praeficio praeficere praefeci praefectum

to put in charge

infelix

adj unhappy, unlucky, unfortunate

qualis (-e)

pro, adj of what kind, of such a kind

nescius -a -um

adj ignorant, unaware

levo levare levavi levatum

to lift up, to lighten, to relieve

aminadverto animadvertere animadverti animadversum

to notice, to perceive

arceo arcere arcui arcitum

to bow, to arch

adversus -a -um

adj towards, opposite, opposed

clamo clamare clamavi clamatum

to shout, to roar

augustus -a -um

august, holy, majestic

disco discere didici

to learn

edico edicere edixi edictum

to make known, to proclaim

fruor frui fructus sum

to enjoy, to benefit from

furo furare furavi furatum

to rave, to be mad

iuventus, iuventutis

(f) youth

utinam

adv if only, would that

ora, orae

(f) border, coast, limit

requiro requirere requisivi requisitum

to seek, to require, to inquire

defensio, defensionis

(f) defence

fluctus, flucti

(m) wave

difficilis -e

adj difficult

num

part is isn't, is it? (expects answer 'no')

glorior gloriari gloriatum

to boast of, to glory in

manes, manium

(m) (pl) ghosts, the Underworld

onus, oni

(m) burden

quaestor, quaestoris

(m) quaestor, treasurer

gaudium, gaudii

(n) joy

funus, funeris

(n) funeral, corpse, death

suspicor suspicari suspicatum

to suspect

ultimus -a -um

adj farthest

planus -a -um

adj level, flat

facultas, facultatis

(f) faculty, power

notus -a -um

adj known, distinguished, notorious

aptus -a -um

adj joined, suitable, apt

celebro celebrare celebravi clebratum

to join together, to celebrate

firmo firmare firmavi firmatum

to strengthen

durus -a -um

tough, hard