Supo Unit 51-55 Flashcards
sero serere sevi satum
to plant, to sow
pudeo pudere pudui puditum
to be ashamed
mortalis -e
adj
mortal
succedo succedere successi successum
to advance, to succeed
latus -a -um
adj
broad, wide
supra
adv, prep + acc
above, over
tumultus, tumulti
(m) noise, uproar
miror mirari miratum
to wonder at, to be astonished
impurus -a -um
adj
impure, unclean, shameful
conscribo conscribere conscripsi conscriptum
to enrol, to write
plurimus -a -um
adj
most
emo emere emi emptum
to buy
idus, idus
(f, pl) the Ides
odi odisse odi osum
to hate
cursus, cursi
(m) running, course
sponte
adv
spontaneously
aro arare aravi aratum
to plough
incundus -a -um
adj
pleasant, agreeable
turba, turbae
(f) crowd
exprimo exprimere expressi expressum
to press, to express
legatio, legationis
(f) legation, embassy
tener -a -um
adj
tender, soft
pius -a -um
adj
pious, dutiful
morbus, morbi
(m) sickness, disease
produco producere produxi productum
to produce
sedes, sedis
(f) seat
inferus -a -um
adj
below
neco necare necavi necatum
to kill, to slay
tela, telae
(f) web
recuso recusare recusavi recusatum
to refuse, to reject
prosum prodesse profui
to be of use, to be advantageous
reduco reducere reduxi reductum
to reduce, to bring back, to draw back
abduco abducere abduxi abductum
to lead away
conicio conicere conieci conectum
to throw together, to hurl
interficio interficere interfeci interfectum
to kill
latus, lateris
(n) side, flank
adiuvo adiuvare adiuvi adiutum
to help
arguo arguere argui argutum
to prove, to argue, to accuse
mensis, mensis
(m) month
effundo effundere effudi effusum
to pour out
spolio spoliare spoliavi spoliatum
to strip, to despoil
ornamentum, ornamenti
(n) adornment, definition
parco parecere peperci parsum
to spare, to use sparingly
floreo florere florui
to flower, to bloom, to flourish
quamvis
adv, conj
as much as you please, very much, although
nuptiae, nuptiarum
(f, pl) marriage, nuptials
sedo sedare sedavi sedatum
to calm down, to sooth
clades, cladis
(f) disaster, destruction
converto convertere converti convertum
to turn around, to convert
forma, formae
(f) image, form
sin
conj
but if
ictus, icti
(m) blow, strike
incendium, incendii
(n) fire
appareo apparere apparui apparitum
to appear
vicis
adv
alternatively, in place of
desino desinere desii desitum
to cease, to stop
ecquis
pron
whether any
provideo providere providi provisum
to see ahead, to provide for
simulo simulare simulavi simulatum
to pretend, to stimulate
nepos, nepotis
(m) grandchild, nephew, descendant
confiteor confiteri confessus sum
to confess, to admit
decedo decedere decessi decessum
to go away, to yield, to withdraw
subitus -a -um
adj
sudden, unexpected
ater -a -um
adj
black, dark
surgo surgere surrexi surrectum
to get up, to grow up, to raise up
decem
no
ten
vivus -a -um
adj
living, alive
vulnero vulnerare vulneravi vulneratum
to wound, to injure
convivium, convivii
(n) banquet, party
centum
no
hundred
incredibilis -e
adj
unbelievable, incredible
cornus, cornus
(n) horn
calamitas, calamitatis
(f) disaster
lepidus -a -um
adj
charming, nice
sinus, sini
(m) curve, bend
descendo descendere descendi descensum
to descend
eligo eligere elegi electum
to choose, to select
pecco peccare pecavi peccatum
to make a mistake, to commit a sin
hora, horae
(f) hour
incedo incedere incessi incessum
to go, to happen
occasio, occasionis
(f) occasion, opportunity
leno, lenonis
(m) pimp
monumentum, monumenti
(n) memorial, monument
navo navare navavi navatum
to act energetically
adventus, adventi
(m) arrival
omen, ominis
(n) omen
decus, decoris
(n) honour, glory
spargo spargere sparsi spsarsum
to sprinkle, to scatter
tardus -a -um
slow, lazy, late
argumentum, argumenti
(n) argument
fraus, fraudis
(f) deception, fraud
insignis -e
adj
remarkable, eminent
vehemens
adj
vehement, furious
polliceor polliceri pollicitus sum
to promise
urgeo urgere ursi
to urge, to press upon
urbanus -a -um
urban, urbane
admoneo admonere admonui admonitum
to remind, to admonish
invideo invidere invidi invisum
to envy, to be jealous of
fames, famis
(f) hunger, famine
consido considere consedi consessum
to sit down, to stop
