Supo Unit 66-70 Flashcards
cingo cingere cinxi cinctum
to surround
conscius -a -um
adj
having knowledge of, conscious
exilium, exilii
(n) exile, banishment
dissimulo dissimulare dissimulavi dissimulatum
to conceal, to disguise
formo formare formavi formatum
to shape, to fashion
amarus -a -um
adj
bitter, harsh
munio munire munivi munitum
to fortify
praecipuus -a -um
adj
peculiar, special
triumpho triumphare triumphavi triumphatum
to triumph, to have a triumph
vasto vastare vastavi vastatum
to lay waste, to ravage
aestimo aestimare aestimavi aestimatum
to estimate
principium, principii
(n) origin, beginning, cause
anno annare annavi annatum
to swim up to
complector complecti complexus sum
to embrace
evado evadere evasi evasum
to go out, to evade
excedo excedere excessi excessum
to go away, to exceed
spiritus, spiriti
(m) breathing, breath, spirit
fulmen, fulminis
(n) lightning, thunderbolt
insigne, insignis
(n) medal, decoration
vertex, verticis
(m) whirlpool, eddy
existimatio, existimationis
(f) estimation, reputation
vireo virere virui viritum
to be green, to be healthy
contraho contrahere contraxi contractum
to collect, to contract, to reduce
matrimonium, matrimonii
(n) marriage
propinquus -a -um
adj
near, neighbouring
intra
adv, prep + acc
within
consequor consequi consectus sum
to follow, to pursue
fremo fremere fremui fremitum
to groan, to roar
nusquam
adv
nowhere
idoneus -a -um
adj
suitable, appropriate
militaris -e
adj
military
nanciscor nancisci nanctus sum
to get, to acquire
vicinus -a -um
adj
neighbouring
motus, moti
(m) motion, movement
quaestus, quaesti
(m) profit, gain
decipio decipere decepi deceptum
to deceive, to cheat
senectus, senecti
(f) old age
occulo occulare occulavi occulatum
to cover, to hide, to conceal
statio, stationis
(f) standing, station
septem
no.
seven
pendeo pendere pependi
to hang, to hang down
affligo affligere afflixi afflictum
to beat, to strike
castellum, castelli
(n) castle, fort
invito invitare invitavi invitatum
to invite
exploro explorare exploravi exploratum
to seek out, to explore
severus -a -um
adj
severe, stern
maestus -a -um
adj
sad, grieving, sorrowful
passim
adv
here and there, indiscriminately
aether, aetheris
(m) sky, air, heaven
perscribo perscribere perscripsi perscriptum
to write out in full, to note
quoad
adv
how far
praecipito praecipitare praecipitavi praecipitatum
to send headlong, to throw down
profiteor profiteri professus sum
to promise, to confess
duro durare duravi duratum
to harden
sterno sternere stravi stratum
to spread out
immanis -e
adj
huge, monstrous
versus
adv, prep + acc
towards
amplector amplecti amplexus sum
to embrace
avaritia, avaritiae
avarice
densus -a -um
adj
thick, dense
vindico vindicare vindicavi vindicatum
to claim, to avenge
eicio eicere eieci eiectum
to throw out, to expel, to eject
haurio haurire hausi haustum
to drain
perago peragere peregi peractum
to finish, to end
maritus, mariti
(m) husband
suspendo suspendere suspendi suspensum
to hang, to suspend
cesso cessare cessavi cessatum
to cease, to be idle
adversarius -a -um
adj
turned towards, opposed
fretus -a -um
adj
relying on
aestas, aestatis
(f) summer
como comere compsi comptum
to arrange
discordia, discordiae
(f) disagreement, dissension
parum
adv
too little, insufficient
idcirco
adv
for that reason, on account of
super
adv, prep + acc/abl
above, beyond, in addition to
metior metiri mesus sum
to measure, to estimate
minuo minuere minui minutum
to lessen, to diminish
nocturnus -a -um
adj
nocturnal
felix
adj
lucky, fortunate
obeo obire obivi obitum
to go, to meet, to die
spatior spatiari spatiatus sum
to walk about
supplex
adj
suppliant
gravo gravare gravavi gravatum
to burden, to load
testamentum, testamenti
(n) will, testament
villa, villae
(f) villa, estate
celer -is -e
quick
theatrum, theatri
(n) theatre
cibus, cibi
(m) food
ingratus -a -um
adj
thankless, ungrateful
crinis, crinis
(m) hair
deleo delere delevi deletum
to destroy
exitium, exitii
(n) destruction, ruin
illustris -e
bright, illustrious
desiderium, desiderii
(n) desire
septimus -a -um
adj
seventh
remus, remi
(m) oar
gesto gestare gestavi gestatum
to carry, to bear, to wear
comperio comperire comperi comperitum
to find out, to discover
declaro declarare declaravi declaratum
to declare, to explain
ignominia, ignominiae
(f) loss of reputation, disgrace
