vocabulary A-Z Flashcards
a or ab
fro, away from, by; since; on in
abduco, abducere, abduxi, abductus
to lead away; to withdraw; to seduce
abeo
to go away; depart; to disapper
abicio
to throw away, thrown down, to slight
absens
absent; missing
absoluo
to release; to acquit; to complete, finish
absolutorius
granting acquittal
abstinentia
restraint; integrity
abstineo
to withhold, keep away; to refrain from
abutor
to use up; to missuse, abuse
ac or atque
and, and also, and what is more, and in fact; as; than
accedo
to come up to, approach
accido
to happen, occur, come to pass
accipio
to take, receive, accept, to incur, to entertain
accubo
to lie, recline, to lie near
accurro
to run up to
accusator
accuser; prosecutor; informer
accuso
to reproach, blame; to charge with a crime
acer
sharp, pointed, energetic, fierce, biting, drastic