Supo Unit 71-75 Flashcards by Rachel N.

celeritas, celeritatis

(f) speed

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pasco pascere pavi pastum

to nourish, to feed

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diligentia, diligentiae

(f) diligence, carefulness

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praemitto praemittere praemisi praemissum

to send ahead

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saevio saevire saevii saevitum

to act savagely, to rage

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ubique

adv

everywhere

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caro, carnis

(f) meat, flesh

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velo velare velavi velatum

to cover, to conceal

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arbitrium, arbitrii

(n) decision, choice

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properus -a -um

adj

quick, hasty

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patricius -a -um

adj

noble, patrician

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coeo coire coivi coitum

to come together, to assemble

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proptera

adv

therefore

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expeto expetere expetivi expetitum

to desire, to seek out

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hortor hortari hortatum

to encourage, to urge on, to incite

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interimo interimere interemi intereptum

to kill, to destroy

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nemus, nemi

(m) wood, forest

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capillus, capilli

(m) hair

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rescribo rescribere rescripsi rescriptum

to rewrite, to write back

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severitas, severitatis

(f) severity, sternness

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admitto admittere admisi admissum

to send to, to permit, to admit

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sufferaro sufferare sufferavi superatum

to support, to suffer

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vaco vacare vacavi vacatum

to be empty, to be free from

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meritum, meritii

(n) punishment, reward

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barbarus -a -um

adj foreign, barbarian

compleo complere complevi completum

to fill up, to complete

demitto demittere demisi demissum

to send down, to drop

exitus, exitii

(m) departure, exit, end

cervix, cervicis

(f) neck

fidelis -e

adj faithful, loyal

inimicitia, inimicitiae

(f) enmity, hostility

lapis, lapidis

(m) stone

collis, collis

(m) hill

monstro monstrare monstravi monstratum

to show, to reveal

potior potiri potus sum

to get power over, to acquire

aeternus -a -um

adj eternal

securus -a -um

adj secure, unconcerned

sufficio sufficere suffeci suffectum

to suffuse, to supply, to suffice

virga, virgae

(f) twig, stick

vigilo vigilare vigilavi vigilatum

to be awake, to be on watch

paulatim

adv little by little, gradually

avidus -a -um

adj greedy, keen

cito

adv quickly

imber, imbris

(m) rain, storm

sollicito sollicitare sollicitavi sollicitatum

to disturb, to harass, to agitate

compello compellere compuli compulsum

to drive, to coerce

divinus -a -um

divine, godlike

fundus, fundi

(m) base, foundation, farm

increpo increpare increpavi increpatum

to rattle

praetorius -a -um

adj praetorian

insuper

adv avoce, overhead

miseria, miseriae

(f) misery, wretchedness

percutio percutere percussi percussum

to hit, to strike

perspicio perspicere perspexi perspectum

to look ahead, to anticipate, to foresee

censor, censoris

(m) the censor

saltus, salti

(m) jump, leap, pasture, ravine

aevum, aevi

(n) age, eternity

effugio effugere effugi effugitum

to flee

avis, avis

(f) bird

decretum, decreti

(n) decision, decree

contrarius -a -um

adj opposite, contrary, hostile

eloquor eloqui elocutus sum

to speak out, to express

vexo vexare vexavi vexatum

to annoy, to vex

excludo excludere exclusi exclusum

to shut out, to exclude

gemo gemere gemui gemitum

to groan, to sigh

insum inesse infui

to be in

pestis, pestis

(f) plague, disaster

posthac

adv after this, hereafter

nefas

(n) evil, sin

incito incitare incitavi incitatum

to spur on, to incite

puppis, puppis

(f) sterm of a ship

veteranus -a -um

veteran

vetustas, vetustatis

(f) old age, antiquity

administro administrare administravi administratum

to help

festino festinare festinavi festinatum

to hurry, to rush

circus, circi

(m) circle, circus

struo struere struxi structum

to arrange, to build

claudus -a -um

adj limping, lame

dens, dentis

(m) tooth

honestrum, honestri

(n) morality, beauty, virtue

infimus -a -um

adj lowest

praeceps

adj headlong

arcus, arci

(m) bow, arch

geminus -a -um

adj twin

nato natare natavi natatum

to swim

praedo, praedonis

robber

velum, veli

(n) cloth, curtain

ala, alae

(f) wing

captivus, captivi

(m) captive, prisoner

coerceo coercere coercui coercitum

to confine, to restrain

neve, neu

adv and not, nor

coniunctio, coniunctionis

(f) joining together, marriage

digno dignare dignavi dignatum

to consider worthy

valetudo, valetudonis

(f) health

grandis -e

adj great, large

intercedo intercedere intercessi intercessum

to go between, to intervene

materia, materiae

(f) material, matter

coniuratio, coniurationis

(f) union, conspiracy

nempe

conj indeed, to be sure, truly

onero onerare oneravi oneratum

to load, to burden