Supo Unit 61-65 Flashcards
ferox
adj
warlike, wild
colligo colligere collegi collectum
to collect
expello expellere expuli expulsum
to drive out, to expel
crudelitas, crudelitatis
(f) cruelty
foedo foedare foedavi foedatum
to pollute, to spoil, to dishonour
impello impellere impuli impulsum
to strike against, to impel
bibo bibere bibi bibitum
to drink
silentium, silentii
silence
abicio abicere abieci abiectum
to throw away, to throw down
infestus -a -um
hostile, aggressive
lacus, laci
(m) lake
ordior ordiri orsus sum
to begin
humus, humi
(f) ground, earth, soil
rideo ridere risi risum
to laugh, to smile
digitus, digiti
(m) finger
harena, harenae
(f) sand, beach
quaestio, quaestionis
(f) seeking, inquiry
obicio obicere obieci obiectum
to throw in the way of, to oppose
observo observare observi observtum
to watch, to observe
aedificium, aedificii
(n) building
torqueo torquere torsi tortum
to twist, to torture
furtum, furti
(n) theft
viginti
twenty
interrogo interrogare interrogavi interrogatum
to interrogate
pendo pendere pependi pensum
to weigh, to consider
possessio, possessionis
(f) possession
sileo silere silui
to be silent
vinum, vini
(n) wine
necessitudo, necessitudonis
(f) necessity, bond, relationship
tutus -a -um
adj
safe
color, coloris
(m) colour
domesticus -a -um
domestic
paries, parietis
(m)wall
limen, liminis
(n) threshold
mentior mentiri mentitum
to lie
servitus, servitutis
(f) slavery, servitude
ulciscor ulcisci ultus sum
to avenge
utilitas, utilitatis
(f) usefulness
attingo attingere attigi attactum
to touch, to attack
collum, colli
(n) neck
ultro
adv
furthermore, besides
ensis, ensis
(m) sword
horreo horrere horrui horritum
to bristle, to shudder
membrum, membri
(n) limb, member, part
praetermitto praetermittere praetermisi praetermissum
to let pass, to omit
regina, reginae
(f) queen
laetitia, laetitae
(f) joy, happiness
diligens
adj
dilligent, careful
sensus, sensi
(m) feeling, perception
merces, mercedis
(f) pay, wages, interest
statua, statuae
(f) statue
captus, capti
(m) seizing, taking
dudum
adv
not long ago
clam
adv
silently, secretly
continuus -a -um
adj
continuous, unbroken
emitto emittere emisi emissum
to send out, to dispatch, to release
ramus, rami
(m) branch
heres, heredis
(c) heir
nubo nubere nupsi nuptum
to marry
obsto obstare obstiti
to oppose, to hinder
visum, visi
(n) vision
sextus -a -um
adj
sixth
faveo favere favi fautum
to favour, to be devoted to
prae
adv, prep + abl
before, because of
incendo incendere incendi incensum
to burn
custodia, custodiae
(f) custody, protection
lavo lavare lavavi lavatum
to wash, to bathe
quies, quiestis
(f) rest, quite
temere
adv
rashly
celo celare celavi celatum
to hide, to conceal
undo undare undavi undatum
to rise in waves, to surge
atrox
adj
atrocious, terrible, cruel
consisto consistere constiti constitum
to take a stand, to remain
timidus -a -um
adj
fearful, timid
munitio, munitionis
(f) fortifying
corona, coronae
(f) crown, wreath
cresco crescere crevi cretum
to grow, to swell
impleo implere implevi impletum
to fill up, to fulfil
fero ferire
to strike, to hit
veho vehere vexi vectum
to carry, to transport
germanus -a -um
adj
having the same parents
abstineo abstinere abstinui abstentum
to hold back, to keep away from
concito concitare concitavi concitatum
to arouse, to incite
aura, aurae
(f) air, breeze
gigno gignare genui genitum
to create, to bring forth
includo includere inclusi inclusum
to enclose, to blockade
concordia, concordiae
(f) agreement, peace, harmony
aeger -a -um
adj
sick, ill
augurium, augurii
(n) prophecy, augury
inanis -e
adj
empty, inane, vacant
misericordiae, misericordiae
(f) pity, compassion
gladius, gladii
(m) sword
nequiquam
adv
in vain
secerno secernere secrevi secretum
to separate
asper -a -um
adj
rough, harsh
umerus, umeri
(m) shoulder
pridem
adv
long ago
assiduus -a -um
adj
established, steady
violo violare violavi violatum
to be violent to, to violate
aggredior aggredi agrressus sum
to approach, to go to, to attack
