Vocabulary Chapter 1-36

Question 1

agricola, -ae

Answer 1

m., farmer

Question 2

aqua, -ae

Answer 2

f., water

Question 3

femina, -ae

Answer 3

f., woman

Question 4

fortuna, -ae

Answer 4

f., fortune, chance

Question 5

insula, -ae

Answer 5

island

Question 6

lingua, linguae

Answer 6

f., tongue, language

Question 7

littera, -ae

Answer 7

f., letter (of alphabet) in plural, letter (epistle), letters

Question 8

memoria, -ae

Answer 8

f., memory

Question 9

natura, -ae

Answer 9

f., nature

Question 10

poeta, -ae

Answer 10

m., poet

Question 11

provincia, -ae

Answer 11

f., province

Question 12

puella, -ae

Answer 12

f., girl

Question 13

silva, -ae

Answer 13

f., forest

Question 14

vita, -ae

Answer 14

f., life

Question 15

est

Answer 15

is, there is

Question 16

sunt

Answer 16

are, there are

Question 17

amicitia, -ae

Answer 17

f., friendship

Question 18

patria, -ae

Answer 18

f., country, native land

Question 19

amo

Answer 19

I love, I like

Question 20

do

Answer 20

I give

Question 21

laudo

Answer 21

I praise

Question 22

navigo

Answer 22

I sail

Question 23

occupo

Answer 23

I seize, I capture

Question 24

paro

Answer 24

I prepare, I prepare for

Question 25

porto

Answer 25

I carry

Question 26

pugno

Answer 26

I fight

Question 27

specto

Answer 27

I look at

Question 28

voco

Answer 28

I call

Question 29

non

Answer 29

(adverb) not

Question 30

et

Answer 30

(conjunction) and

Question 31

sed

Answer 31

(conj.) but

Question 32

ad

Answer 32

towards, to

Question 33

cum

Answer 33

with

Question 34

nauta, -ae

Answer 34

m., sailor

Question 35

porta, -ae

Answer 35

f., gate

Question 36

terra, -ae

Answer 36

f., earth, land

Question 37

tuba, -ae

Answer 37

f., trumpet

Question 38

via, -ae

Answer 38

f., road, way

Question 39

villa, -ae

Answer 39

f., farmhouse

Question 40

quid?

Answer 40

(interrogative pronoun) what?

Question 41

ubi?

Answer 41

(interrogative adverb) where?

Question 42

ager, agri

Answer 42

m., field, territory

Question 43

amicus, -i

Answer 43

m., friend

Question 44

annus, -i

Answer 44

m., year

Question 45

campus, -i

Answer 45

m., field, plain

Question 46

dea, -ae

Answer 46

f., goddess

Question 47

deus, -i

Answer 47

m., god

Question 48

equus, equi

Answer 48

m., horse

Question 49

filia, -ae

Answer 49

f., daughter

Question 50

filius, fili

Answer 50

m., son

Question 51

gladius, gladi

Answer 51

m., sword

Question 52

legatus, -i

Answer 52

m., envoy; lieutenant

Question 53

ludus, -i

Answer 53

m., game; school

Question 54

nuntius, nunti

Answer 54

m., messenger, message

Question 55

puer, pueri

Answer 55

m., boy

Question 56

servus, -i

Answer 56

m., slave

Question 57

vir, viri

Answer 57

m., man; husband

Question 58

bellum, -i

Answer 58

neuter, war

Question 59

caelum, -i

Answer 59

n., sky

Question 60

donum, -i

Answer 60

n., gift

Question 61

frumentum, -i

Answer 61

n., grain

Question 62

oppidum, -i

Answer 62

n., town

Question 63

periculum, -i

Answer 63

n., danger, risk

Question 64

regnum, -i

Answer 64

n., kingdom; kingship

Question 65

verbum, -i

Answer 65

n., word

Question 66

a, ab

Answer 66

(preposition with the ablative) from, away from

Question 67

ad

Answer 67

(preposition with the accusative) to, toward, near

Question 68

de

Answer 68

(prep, with abl.) from, down from, about, concerning

Question 69

e, ex

Answer 69

(prep, with abl.) from, out of

Question 70

in

Answer 70

(prep. with acc. of place to which) into, against; (with abl. of place where) in, on

Question 71

sub

Answer 71

(prep. with acc. of place to which) under, up to, to the foot of; (with abl. of place where) under, at the foot of

Question 72

altus, alta, altum

Answer 72

high; deep

Question 73

bonus, bona, bonum

Answer 73

good

Question 74

ferus, fera, ferum

Answer 74

wild, fierce, savage

Question 75

latus, lata, latum

Answer 75

wide, broad

Question 76

longus, longa, longum

Answer 76

long

Question 77

magnus, magna, magnum

Answer 77

large, great

Question 78

malus, mala, malum

Answer 78

bad

Question 79

meus, mea, meum

Answer 79

my, mine

Question 80

multus, multa, multum

Answer 80

much (pl., many)

Question 81

parvus, parva, parvum

Answer 81

small, little

Question 82

tuus, tua, tuum

Answer 82

your, yours (when speaking to one person)

Question 83

cum

Answer 83

(prep. with abl.) with

Question 84

sine

Answer 84

(prep with abl.) without

Question 85

appello

Answer 85

I call, I name

Question 86

convoco

Answer 86

I call together, I assemble, I summon

Question 87

exspecto

Answer 87

I await, I wait for

Question 88

habito

Answer 88

I live, I dwell

Question 89

laboro

Answer 89

I labor, I suffer, I am hard pressed

Question 90

narro

Answer 90

I tell, I relate

Question 91

nuntio

Answer 91

I announce, I report

Question 92

supero

Answer 92

I surpass, I defeat

Question 93

volo

Answer 93

I fly

Question 94

vulnero

Answer 94

I wound

Question 95

liber, libera, liberum

Answer 95

free

Question 96

miser, misera, miserum

Answer 96

wretched, unfortunate, poor

Question 97

noster, nostra, nostrum

Answer 97

our, ours

Question 98

pulcher, -chra, -chrum

Answer 98

beautiful, noble, fine

Question 99

sacer, -cra, -crum

Answer 99

sacred, holy

Question 100

vester, -tra, -trum

Answer 100

your, yours (when speaking to more than one person)

Question 101

ante

Answer 101

(prep. with acc.) before, in front of

Question 102

contra

Answer 102

(prep. with acc.) against

Question 103

inter

Answer 103

(prep. with acc.) between, among

Question 104

ob

Answer 104

(prep. with acc.) because of, on account of

Question 105

per

Answer 105

(prep. with acc.) through

Question 106

post

Answer 106

(prep. with acc.) after, behind

Question 107

propter

Answer 107

(prep. with acc.) because of, on account of

Question 108

trans

Answer 108

(prep. with acc.) across, over

Question 109

bene

Answer 109

well

Question 110

cras

Answer 110

tomorrow

Question 111

cur

Answer 111

(interrogative) why?

Question 112

diu

Answer 112

for a long time, long

Question 113

heri

Answer 113

yesterday

Question 114

hodie

Answer 114

today

Question 115

iam

Answer 115

now, already

Question 116

ibi

Answer 116

there, in that place

Question 117

interim

Answer 117

meanwhile

Question 118

male

Answer 118

badly

Question 119

nunc

Answer 119

now

Question 120

postea

Answer 120

afterwards

Question 121

saepe

Answer 121

often

Question 122

semper

Answer 122

always

Question 123

tum

Answer 123

then, at that time

Question 124

ubi

Answer 124

(relative) where, when; (interrrogative), where?

Question 125

ambulo, ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatum

Answer 125

walk

Question 126

clamo, clamare, clamavi, clamatum

Answer 126

shout

Question 127

confirmo, confirmare, confirmavi, confirmatum

Answer 127

strengthen; encourage; declare

Question 128

demonstro, demonstrare, demonstravi, demondtratum

Answer 128

show, point out

Question 129

libero, liberare, liberavi, liberatum

Answer 129

free, set free

Question 130

oppugno, oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatum

Answer 130

attack

Question 131

servo, servare, servavi, servatum

Answer 131

guard, keep; save

Question 132

sto, stare, steti, statum

Answer 132

stand

Question 133

tempto, temptare, temptavi, temptatum

Answer 133

try, attempt

Question 134

animus, -i

Answer 134

m., mind; spirit

Question 135

arma, -orum

Answer 135

n., (pl.) arms

Question 136

auxilium, auxili

Answer 136

n., help, aid

Question 137

auxilia, -orum

Answer 137

n., (pl.) auxiliary troops, reinforcements

Question 138

captivus, -i

Answer 138

m., captive

Question 139

castra, -orum

Answer 139

n., (pl) camp

Question 140

consilium, consili

Answer 140

n., plan, advice

Question 141

copia, -ae

Answer 141

f., plenty, supply

Question 142

copiae, -arum

Answer 142

f., (pl) forces, troops

Question 143

fama, -ae

Answer 143

f., rumor, report, reputation

Question 144

fuga, -ae

Answer 144

flight

Question 145

impedimentum, -i

Answer 145

n., hindrance

Question 146

impedimenta, orum

Answer 146

n., (pl) baggage

Question 147

numerus, -i

Answer 147

-m., number; group

Question 148

proelium, proeli

Answer 148

n., battle

Question 149

signum, -i

Answer 149

n., sign, signal; military standard

Question 150

telum, -i

Answer 150

n., weapon

Question 151

audacia, -ae

Answer 151

f., daring, boldness

Question 152

carrus, -i

Answer 152

m., wagon, cart

Question 153

cura, -ae

Answer 153

f., care, anxiety

Question 154

dominus, -i

Answer 154

m., lord, master

Question 155

inopia, -ae

Answer 155

f., lack, want

Question 156

ira, -ae

Answer 156

f. anger

Question 157

liber, libri

Answer 157

m., book

Question 158

locus, -i

Answer 158

m. (loca, locorum, n., pl), place

Question 159

magister, magistri

Answer 159

m., master, teacher

Question 160

poena, -ae

Answer 160

f., punishment, penelty

Question 161

populus, -i

Answer 161

m., people, nation

Question 162

socius, soci

Answer 162

m., ally, comrade

Question 163

causa, -ae

Answer 163

f., reason, cause

Question 164

epistula, -ae

Answer 164

f., letter, epistle

Question 165

fabula, -ae

Answer 165

f., story

Question 166

hora, -ae

Answer 166

f., hour

Question 167

pecunia, -ae

Answer 167

f., money

Question 168

regina, -ae

Answer 168

f., queen

Question 169

albus, -a, -um

Answer 169

white

Question 170

amicus, -a, -um

Answer 170

friendly

Question 171

gratus, -a, -um

Answer 171

Pleasing, welcome, grateful

Question 172

inimicus, -a, -um

Answer 172

unfriendly, hostile

Question 173

inimicus, -i

Answer 173

m., enemy

Question 174

niger, nigra, nigrum

Answer 174

black

Question 175

novus, -a, -um

Answer 175

new

Question 176

paratus, -a, -um

Answer 176

ready, prepared

Question 177

verus, -a, -um

Answer 177

true

Question 178

celeritas, celeritatis

Answer 178

f., swiftness, speed

Question 179

consul, consulis

Answer 179

m., consul

Question 180

dux, ducis

Answer 180

m., leader

Question 181

frater, fratris

Answer 181

m., brother

Question 182

imperator, imperatoris

Answer 182

m., commander, general

Question 183

imperium, imperi

Answer 183

m., command, military power, government

Question 184

mater, matris

Answer 184

f., mother

Question 185

miles, militis

Answer 185

m., soldier

Question 186

pater, patris

Answer 186

m., father

Question 187

rex, regis

Answer 187

m., king

Question 188

soror, sororis

Answer 188

f., sister

Question 189

delecto, -are, avi, -atum

Answer 189

please

Question 190

mox, adverb

Answer 190

soon

Question 191

caput, capitis

Answer 191

n., head

Question 192

carmen, carminis

Answer 192

n., song, poem

Question 193

corpus, corporis

Answer 193

n., body

Question 194

diligentia, -ae

Answer 194

f., diligence, care

Question 195

flumen, fluminis

Answer 195

n., river stream

Question 196

iter, itineris

Answer 196

n., march, journey; route

Question 197

nomen, nominis

Answer 197

n., name

Question 198

tempus, temporis

Answer 198

n., time

Question 199

vulnus, vulneris

Answer 199

n., wound

Question 200

habeo, habere, habui, habitum

Answer 200

have; hold

Question 201

maneo, manere, mansi, mansum

Answer 201

stay, remain

Question 202

maneo, manere, monui, monitum

Answer 202

warn; advise, inform

Question 203

moveo, movere, movi, motum

Answer 203

move; castra movere, to break camp

Question 204

sedeo, sedere, sedi, sessum

Answer 204

sit

Question 205

teneo, tenere, tenui, tentum

Answer 205

hold

Question 206

timeo, timere, timui

Answer 206

fear, be afraid

Question 207

video, videre, vidi, visum

Answer 207

see

Question 208

acer, acris, acre

Answer 208

sharp, fierce

Question 209

audax, audacis

Answer 209

bold, daring

Question 210

brevis, breve

Answer 210

short

Question 211

celer, celeris, celere

Answer 211

swift

Question 212

facilis, facile

Answer 212

easy

Question 213

fortis, forte

Answer 213

brave

Question 214

gravis, grave

Answer 214

heavy; severe, serious

Question 215

omnis, omne

Answer 215

all, every

Question 216

potens, potentis

Answer 216

powerful

Question 217

similis, simile

Answer 217

like, similar

Question 218

aestas, aestatis

Answer 218

f., summer

Question 219

hiems, hiemis

Answer 219

f., winter

Question 220

lux, lucis

Answer 220

f., light

Question 221

pax, pacis

Answer 221

f., peace

Question 222

salus, salutis

Answer 222

f., safety, welfare

Question 223

vox, vocis

Answer 223

f., voice

Question 224

debeo, debere, debui, debitum

Answer 224

owe; ought

Question 225

doceo, docere, docui, doctum

Answer 225

teach; show

Question 226

prohibeo, prohibere, prohibui, prohibitum

Answer 226

prevent, keep…from…

Question 227

respondeo, respondere, respondi, responsum

Answer 227

reply, answer

Question 228

retineo, retinere, retinui, retentum

Answer 228

hold back

Question 229

terreo, terrere, terrui, territum

Answer 229

frighten

Question 230

cena, -ae

Answer 230

f., dinner

Question 231

fenestra, -ae

Answer 231

f., window

Question 232

iniuria, -ae

Answer 232

f., wrong, injustice

Question 233

mensa, -ae

Answer 233

f., table

Question 234

pugna, -ae

Answer 234

f., fight

Question 235

sella, -ae

Answer 235

f., chair, seat

Question 236

victoria, -ae

Answer 236

f., victory

Question 237

atque, ac

Answer 237

(conj.) and

Question 238

aut, (conj.) or aut…aut…

Answer 238

either…or…

Question 239

quod (conj.)

Answer 239

because

Question 240

si, (conj.)

Answer 240

if

Question 241

et…et…

Answer 241

both…and…

Question 242

antiquus, -a, -um

Answer 242

former, ancient, old-fashioned, old

Question 243

clasrus, -a, -um

Answer 243

clear, bright; famous

Question 244

finitimus, -a, -um

Answer 244

neighboring

Question 245

pauci, -ae, -a

Answer 245

few, a few

Question 246

reliquus, -a, -um

Answer 246

remaining, the rest of

Question 247

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum

Answer 247

move; yield, give way

Question 248

constituo, constituere, consititui, constitutum

Answer 248

set up; decide, determine

Question 249

contendo, contendere, contendi, contentum

Answer 249

strive, struggle; hasten

Question 250

deligo, deligere, delegi, delectum

Answer 250

choose

Question 251

discedo, excedere, excessi, excessum

Answer 251

go out, leave

Question 252

reduco, reducere, reduxi, reductum

Answer 252

lead back

Question 253

accipio, accipere accepi, acceptum

Answer 253

recieve, accept

Question 254

capio, capere, cepi, ceptum

Answer 254

take, capture

Question 255

conficio, conficere, confeci, confectum

Answer 255

accomplish, finish

Question 256

conicio, conicere, conieci, coniectum

Answer 256

hurl; throw together

Question 257

cupio, cupere, cupivi, cupitum

Answer 257

wish, want, desire

Question 258

facio, facere, feci, factum

Answer 258

make, do

Question 259

fugio, fugere, fugi, fugitum

Answer 259

flee, flee from

Question 260

iacio, iacere, ieci, iactum

Answer 260

throw

Question 261

incipio, interficere, interfeci, interfectum

Answer 261

kill

Question 262

eques, equitis

Answer 262

m., horseman, knight; pl., cavalry

Question 263

pedes, peditis

Answer 263

m., foot solder; pl., infantry

Question 264

is, ea, id

Answer 264

this, that; he, she, it

Question 265

hic, haec, hoc

Answer 265

this; the latter

Question 266

ille, illa, illud

Answer 266

that; the former

Question 267

bibo, bibere, bibi

Answer 267

drink

Question 268

curro, -ere, cucurri, cursum

Answer 268

run

Question 269

dico, -ere, dixi, dictum

Answer 269

say, tell

Question 270

edo, -ere, edi, esum

Answer 270

eat

Question 271

peto, -ere, petivi, petitum

Answer 271

seek; beg, ask; attack; aim at

Question 272

scribo, -ere, scripsi, scriptum

Answer 272

write

Question 273

olim

Answer 273

(adv.) formerly, once upon a time; some day

Question 274

auctoritas, -tatis

Answer 274

f., authority, influence, prestige

Question 275

avis, avis

Answer 275

f., bird

Question 276

canis, canis

Answer 276

f., dog

Question 277

clamor, clamoris

Answer 277

m., shout, noise

Question 278

iudex, iudicis

Answer 278

m., juror, judge

Question 279

lapis, lapidis

Answer 279

m., stone

Question 280

legio, legionis

Answer 280

f., legion

Question 281

libertas, -tatis

Answer 281

f., freedom, liberty

Question 282

nox, noctis

Answer 282

f., night

Question 283

princeps, principis

Answer 283

m., chief

Question 284

timor, timoris

Answer 284

m., fear

Question 285

civitas, -tatis

Answer 285

f., citizenship, citizenry, state

Question 286

homo, hominis

Answer 286

m., man, human being

Question 287

hortus, -i

Answer 287

m., garden

Question 288

labor, laboris

Answer 288

m., difficulty, hardship; work

Question 289

lex, legis

Answer 289

f., law

Question 290

multitudo, multitudinis

Answer 290

f., great number, crowd

Question 291

pars, partis

Answer 291

f., part, direction

Question 292

pes, pedis

Answer 292

m., foot

Question 293

virtus, virtutis

Answer 293

f., manliness, bravery, courage

Question 294

cibus, -i

Answer 294

f., food

Question 295

modus, -i

Answer 295

m., measure, degree; manner, way

Question 296

murus, -i

Answer 296

m., wall

Question 297

nihil

Answer 297

n., (defective noun) nothing

Question 298

vinum, -i

Answer 298

n., wine

Question 299

amitto, -ere, amisi, amissum

Answer 299

lose

Question 300

committo, -ere, -misi, missum

Answer 300

entrust; (with proelium) begin a battle, join battle

Question 301

expello, -ere, expuli, expulsum

Answer 301

drive out, drive away

Question 302

reddo, -ere, reddidi, redditum

Answer 302

give back, restore

Question 303

adventus, -us

Answer 303

m., arrival, approach

Question 304

cornu, -us

Answer 304

n., horn, wing (of an army)

Question 305

cursus, -us

Answer 305

m., running; course, quick motion

Question 306

domus, -us

Answer 306

f., house, home

Question 307

exercitus, -us

Answer 307

m., army

Question 308

exitus, -us

Answer 308

m., departure, way out; end, outcome

Question 309

fluctus, -us

Answer 309

m., wave

Question 310

impetus, -us

Answer 310

m., attack

Question 311

manus, -us

Answer 311

f., hand; band (of men)

Question 312

occasus, -us

Answer 312

m., setting, downfall, a going down

Question 313

passus, -us

Answer 313

m., pace

Question 314

portus, -us

Answer 314

m., harbor, port

Question 315

senatus, -us

Answer 315

m., senate

Question 316

usus, -us

Answer 316

use; advantage; practice, experience

Question 317

milia, milium

Answer 317

n. pl., thousands

Question 318

audio, -ire, -ivi, itum

Answer 318

hear, listen to

Question 319

convenio, ire, conveni, conventum

Answer 319

come together, assemble

Question 320

dormio, -ire, -ivi, -itum

Answer 320

sleep

Question 321

impedio, -ire, -ivi, -itum

Answer 321

hinder

Question 322

invenio, -ire, inveni, inventum

Answer 322

come upon, find

Question 323

munio, -ire, -ivi, -itum

Answer 323

fortify, build

Question 324

pervenio, -ire, perveni, perventum

Answer 324

reach, arrive

Question 325

venio, -ire, veni, ventum

Answer 325

come

Question 326

etiam

Answer 326

(adv.) also, even

Question 327

tamen

Answer 327

(adv. postpositive) nevertheless, yet, still

Question 328

nam

Answer 328

(conj.) for

Question 329

acies, aciei

Answer 329

f., straight line; line of battle

Question 330

dies, diei

Answer 330

m., day

Question 331

ianua, -ae

Answer 331

f., door

Question 332

lectus, -i

Answer 332

m., bed, dining couch

Question 333

meridies, -ei

Answer 333

m., midday, noon; south

Question 334

res, rei

Answer 334

f., thing, affair, matter

Question 335

spes, spei

Answer 335

hope

Question 336

frumentarius, -a, -um

Answer 336

having to do with grain

Question 337

publicus, -a, -um

Answer 337

belonging to the people, public

Question 338

itaque

Answer 338

(conj.), and so, therefore

Question 339

neque, nec

Answer 339

(conj.). and…not, nor

Question 340

gaudium, gaudi

Answer 340

n., joy, gladness

Question 341

officium, offici

Answer 341

n., duty

Question 342

praemium, paremi

Answer 342

n., reward

Question 343

praesidium, praesidi

Answer 343

n., guard, garrison

Question 344

tergum, -i

Answer 344

n., back

Question 345

absum, abesse, afui, afuturus

Answer 345

be absent, be distant, be away

Question 346

adsum, adresse, adful, adfuturus

Answer 346

be present, be near

Question 347

contineo, -ere, -tinui, -tentum

Answer 347

hold together, restrain, bound

Question 348

inquam, inquis, inquit, inquiunt

Answer 348

say

Question 349

inbeo, -ere, iussi, iussum

Answer 349

order, bid

Question 350

possum, posse, potui

Answer 350

be able, can

Question 351

sustineo, -ere, -tinui, -tentum

Answer 351

hold up, hold in check, withstand

Question 352

aequus, -a, -um

Answer 352

level; fair, just; like, equal

Question 353

amplus, -s, -um

Answer 353

large, ample

Question 354

barbarus, -a, -um

Answer 354

foreign, strange, barbarous

Question 355

certus, -a, -um

Answer 355

sure, certain

Question 356

diligens, diligentis

Answer 356

careful, deligent

Question 357

felix, felicis

Answer 357

happy, lucky

Question 358

iniquus, -a, -um

Answer 358

uneven; unfair; unfavorable

Question 359

iustus, -a, -um

Answer 359

right, just

Question 360

laetus, -a, -um

Answer 360

happy, joyful, glad

Question 361

notus, -a, -um

Answer 361

famous, well-known

Question 362

tristis, -e

Answer 362

sad, grim

Question 363

quam

Answer 363

(conj. adn adv.) as, than, have?

Question 364

aureus, -a, -um

Answer 364

golden

Question 365

cupidus, -a, -um

Answer 365

eager, desirous

Question 366

dexter, dextra, dextrum

Answer 366

right

Question 367

difficilis, -e

Answer 367

difficult

Question 368

dissimilis, -e

Answer 368

unlike

Question 369

durus, -a, -um

Answer 369

hard, harsh

Question 370

fidelis, -e

Answer 370

faithful, loyal

Question 371

idioneus, -a, -um

Answer 371

suitable

Question 372

nobilis, -e

Answer 372

of high birth, noble, well-known

Question 373

par, paris

Answer 373

equal

Question 374

posterus, -a, -um

Answer 374

following, next

Question 375

propinquus, -a, -um

Answer 375

near, nearby

Question 376

propior, -ius

Answer 376

nearer

Question 377

proximus, -a, -um

Answer 377

nearest, next

Question 378

sinister, sinistra, sinistrum

Answer 378

left

Question 379

validus, -a, -um

Answer 379

strong

Question 380

magis

Answer 380

(adv.), more, more greatly

Question 381

magnopere

Answer 381

(adv.) , greatly

Question 382

maxime

Answer 382

(adv.), most, most greatly, especially

Question 383

nisi

Answer 383

(conj.), unless, if…not, except

Question 384

plus, pluris

Answer 384

n., more, a larger amount

Question 385

medius, -a, -um

Answer 385

middle of

Question 386

senex, senis

Answer 386

old (masculine only)

Question 387

natu

Answer 387

by birth

Question 388

prope

Answer 388

(adv.) nearly, almost; (prep. w. acc.) near

Question 389

paulum, -i

Answer 389

n., a little

Question 390

contidie

Answer 390

(adv.) daily, every day

Question 391

deinde

Answer 391

(adv.) then, next

Question 392

eo

Answer 392

(adv.) there, to that place

Question 393

huc

Answer 393

(adv.) here, to this place

Question 394

illuc

Answer 394

(adv.) there, to that place there

Question 395

nondum

Answer 395

(adv.) not yet

Question 396

numquam

Answer 396

(adv.) never

Question 397

paene

Answer 397

(adv.) almost

Question 398

quo

Answer 398

(interr. adv.) where to?, to what place?

Question 399

simul

Answer 399

(adv.) at the same time

Question 400

statim

Answer 400

(adv.) at once, immediately

Question 401

tandem

Answer 401

(adv.) at length, at last, finally

Question 402

atque

Answer 402

(conj.) as (after aeque, pariter, and simul)

Question 403

postquam

Answer 403

(conj.) after

Question 404

ut

Answer 404

(conj.) how, as, when, since