Latin - Lesson 10 Vocab

domus

domī, f.

house, home

incola

incolae, m. inhabitant

ignavus

ignāvā, ignāvum

lazy

lentus

lenta, lentum

slow

adiuvō

adiuvāre, adiūvī, adiūtus

help

currō

currere, cucurrī, cursus

run

dīcō

dīcere, dīxī, dīctus

speak, say, tell

expellō

expellere, expulī, expulsus
expel, drive out

festīnō

festināre, festināvī, festinātus
hurry, hasten

gerō

gerere, gessī, gestus
carry, bear, wage

bellum gerere

to wage war

mittō

mittere, mīsī, missus

send, let go

orō

orāre, orāvī, orātus

plead, pray, beg

vincō

vincere, vīcī, victus

conquer, defeat

ante

+acc.

before, in front of

inter

+acc.

among, between

post

+acc.

after, behind, afterward

prō

+abl.

for, in favor of, on behalf of

prope

+acc.

near

sub

+acc.

under, up to, to the foot of

+abl.

under, at the foot of

autem

however

suppurate

to produce pus

supplicant

a person who respectfully and humbly asks for something, typically from a superior or God

suffuse

to spread over or through

subsume

include or absorb (something) in something else.

subterfuge

a deceptive strategy or trick used to achieve a goal.

jocund

joyful

relentless

persistent; unending (negative connation)

evince

to reveal the presence of

propinquity

the state of being close to someone or something; proximity.

adjutant

a military officer who assists a higher-ranking officer in their duties.

succor

help or aid in times of difficulty or hardship.

cursory

hasty and without attention to detail; superficial.

recourse

your only option when all else are gone

precursor

something that happened before

interdiction

the action of prohibiting or forbidding something.

incur

to bring upon oneself something undesirable, often referring to debts or risks.

intermittent

occurring at irregular intervals; not continuous.

remiss

to neglect

unremitting

persistent and continuous (positive connation)

manumission

freedom of slaves