Supo Unit 81-85 Flashcards by Rachel N.

ultra

adv, prep + acc

beyond

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admoveo admovere admovi admotum

to move, to bring to

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rostrum, rostri

(n) beak, prow, speaker’s platform

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tabella, tabellae

(f) board, tray, writing tablet

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ardor, ardoris

(m) burning, heat, eagerness

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cruor, cruoris

(m) blood, bloodshed

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dispono disponere disposui dispositum

to place, to arrange, to distribute

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tyrannus, tyranni

(m) tyrant

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minor minari minatum

to threaten, to menace

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similitudo, similitudonis

(f) likeness, resemblance

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everto evertere everti eversum

to overturn, to overthrow

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foveo fovere fovi fotum

to keep warm, to foster

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scutum, scuti

(n) shield

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moles, molis

(f) mass, heap

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patefacio patefacere patefeci patefactum

to reveal

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concilium, concilii

(n) assembly, council

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seco secare secui sectum

to cut

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pavor, pavoris

(m) fear, trembling

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sollicitus -a -um

adj

worried, agitated

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mollis -e

adj

soft, gentle

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religiosus -a -um

adj

religious, reverent, superstitious

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operio operire operui opertum

to cover, to hide

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custodio custodire custodivi custoditum

to guard

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ruina, ruinae

(f) collapse, ruin, destruction

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lacrimo lacrimare lacrimavi lacrimatum

to cry

longitudo, longitudonis

(f) length

pridie

adv on the day before yesterday

pariter

adv alike, likewise, at the same time

inclino inclinare inclinavi inclinatum

to bend, to influence

studeo studere studui

to be eager

flagito flagitare flagitavi flagitatum

to demand, to entreat

totidem

no. just as many

disputo disputare disputavi disputatum

to discuss, to argue

trepido trepidare trepidavi trepidatum

to be fearful, to tremble

aditus, aditi

(m) approach, access

pronuntio pronuntiare pronuntiavi pronuntiatum

to pronounce

aedifico aedificare aedificavi aedificatum

to build

traduo traducere traduxi traductum

to lead over, to bring across

commendatio, commendationis

(f) recommendation, commendation

denuntio denuntiare denuntiavi denuntiatum

to denounce

monstrum, monstri

(n) omen, monster

eheu

interjec alas! oh no!

luna, lunae

(f) moon

lacesso lacessere lacessivi lacessitum

to provoke, to irritate

mandatum, mandati

(n) order, commission

valles, vallis

(f) valley

neuter -a -um

adj neither of two

prodeo prodire prodii proditum

to go, to appear

luctus, lucti

(m) mourning, grief

querela, querelae

(f) complaint

renuntio renuntiare renuntiavi renuntiatum

to report, to renounce

lupus, lupi

(m) wolf

reservo reservare reservavi reservatum

to reserve, to conserve

inops

adj lacking, poor

splendor, splendoris

(m) brightness, splendour

usurpo usurpare usurpavi usurpatum

to seize, to usurp

admiror admirari admiratum

to admire

exspectatio, exspectationis

(f) waiting for, expectation

satis

adv, adj enough, sufficient

insanus -a -um

adj insane

maternus -a -um

adj maternal

petitio, petitionis

(f) attack, petition, request

alicio alicere elicui elictum

to allure, to entice out, to elicit

caelestis -e

adj celestial, heavenly

porticus, porticus

(f) gate

fatigo fatigare fatigavi fatigatum

to tire, to wear out

progredior progredi progressus sum

to progress, to proceed

sepelio sepelire sepelivi sepultum

to bury

dedico dedicare dedicavi dedicatum

to declare, to dedicate

temeritas, temeritatis

(f) rashness

venus, veneris

(f) charm, loveliness

carcer, carceris

(m) jail, prison

toga, togae

(f) toga

dissolvo dissolvere dissolvi dissolutum

to loosen, to dissolve, to destroy

praefectus, praefecti

(m) prefect

interjec look!

evoco evocare evocavi evocatum

to call out, to summon

praedium, praedii

(n) estate

fungor fungi functus sum

to perform, to occupy myself

immineo imminere imminui

to overhang, to threaten

benignus -a -um

adj kindly, generous, liberal

iners

adj unskilled, lazy

pulso pulsare pulsavi pulsatum

to hit, to beat

iuventa, iuventae

(f) youth

deprehendo deprehendere deprehendi deprehensum

to catch, to seize

licentia, licentiae

(f) license

minister, ministri

(m) attendant, servant

cor, cordis

(n) heart

deditio, deditionis

(f) surrender, capitulation

partus, parti

(m) birth, offspring

amens

adj mad, insane

penna, pennae

(f) feathre

proles, prolis

(f) progeny, offspring, decendants

institutum, instituti

(n) undertaking, institution

recordor recordari recordatum

to remember, to recollect

saltem

adv at least

infensus -a -um

adj hostile, angry

secundo

adv secondly

vilis -e

adj cheap, worthless

impius -a -um

adj impious, godless