Supo Unit 86-90 Flashcards
praepono praeponere praeposui praepositum
to place before, to prefer
triginta
no. thirty
apto aptare aptavi aptatum
to adapt to, to prepare
familiaritas, familiatritatis
(f) friendship, familiarity
lignum, ligni
(n) wood
colloquium, colloquii
(n) talk, conversation
manifestus -a -um
adj
clear, evident, manifest
postridie
adv
on the following day
purpureus -a -um
adj
purple
describo describere descripsi descriptum
to describe
saevitia, saevitiae
(f) ferocity
umbro umbrare umbravi umbratum
to overshadow
varietas, varietatis
(f) variety
canis, canis
(cf) dog
ferreus -a -um
adj
made of iron
canto cantare cantavi cantatum
to sing, to play
cliens, clentis
(m) client
uber, uberis
(n) (adj)
udder, rich, fruitful
pelagus, pelagi
(n) sea, ocean
consecro consecrare consecravi consecratum
to consecrate, to deify
imperitus -a -um
adj
unskilled, inexperienced
permaneo permanere permansi permansum
to remain, to last
deprecor deprecari deprecatus sum
to pray
imploro implorare imploravi imploratum
to implore
exuo exuere exui exutum
to take off
liberalitas, liberalitatis
(f) generosity, noble character
collegium, collegii
(n) college, guild
obruo obruere obrui obrutum
to cover, to overwhelm
scelero scelerare sceleravi sceleratum
to commit a crime, to pollute
tormentum, tormenti
(n) torture
admodum
adv
completely
corono coronare cornavi coronatum
to crown, to surround
cinis, cineris
(m) ashes
reicio reicere reieci reiectum
to reject, to throw back
liberealis -e
adj
honest, liberal
comparatio, comparationis
(f) comparison
dormio dormire dorivi dormitum
to sleep
lentus -a -um
adj
slow
callidus -a -um
adj
clever, skillful
expers
adj
lacking
vestustus -a -um
adj
old, ancient
laevus -a -um
adj
left, stupid, unlucky
flagro flagrare flagravi flagratum
to burn
secus
adv
otherwise
irritus -a -um
adj
invalid, void
lenio lenire lenivi lenitum
to alleviate, to mollify
piscis, piscis
(m) fish
reditus, rediti
(m) return
vigilia, vigiliae
(f) nightwatch, vigilance
remaneo remanere remansi remansum
to remain
veritas, veritatis
(f) truth
albus -a -um
adj
white
rogito rogitare rogitavi rogitatum
to ask frequently
circum
adv, prep + acc
around, about
stringo stringere strinxi strictum
to draw tight
trans
prep + acc
across, over
stipendium, stipendii
(n) pay, tax
perterreo perterrere perterrui perterritum
to terrify
unicus -a -um
adj
unique, sole
confugio confugere confugi
to flee
periculosus -a -um
adj
dangerous, hazardous
congredior congredi congressus sum
to meet, to engage
pernicies, perniciei
(f) destruction, danger
excello excellere excellui excelsum
to excel
mediocris -e
adj
ordinary, mediocre
exhaurio exhaurire exhausi exhaustum
to drain, to exhaust
fere, ferme
adv
almost
reliquiae, reliquiarum
(f, pl) relics, remains
oraculum, oraculi
(n) oracle, prophecy
pristinus -a -um
adj
former, previous
coram
adv
face to face
solacium, solacii
(n) comfort, consolation
transigo transigere transegi transactum
to stab, to finish
vado vadere vasi vasum
to go, to rush
agricola, agricolae
(m) farmer
nympha, nymphae
(f) nymph, newly-wed
cella, cellae
(f) storeroom
vena, venae
(f) vein
exstinguo exstinguere exstinxi exstinctum
to extinguish
frumentarious -a -um
adj
relating to the grain supply
hereditas, hereditatis
(f) inheritance
poculum, poculi
(n) cup
gratulor gratulari gratulsus sum
to congratulate, to rejoice
missus, missi
(m) sending, shooting
sonus, soni
(m) sound, noise
plaudo plaudere plausi plausum
to beat, to strike, to clap
ignotus -a -um
adj
unknown
linquo linquere liqui lictum
to leave, to relinquish
nota, notae
(f) mark, note
iracundia, iracundiae
(f) anger
libro librare libravi libratum
to keep in balance, to brandish
palam
adv
openly, explicitly
confundo confundere confudi confusum
to pour together, to confuse
rogus, rogi
(m) funeral pile
vestio vestire vestivi vestitum
to clothe
deterreo deterrere deterrui deterritum
to deter, to discourage
auxilior auxiliari auxiliatus sum
to help
vallum, valli
(n) fortification
cavus -a -um
adj
hollow
conduco conducere conduxi conductum
to collect, to bring together
