Caesar De Bello Gallico I.9 - I.10 vocabulary quiz set

in mātrimonium ducere

to marry, to lead into marriage (from male perspective)

novae rēs, novārum rērum (f. pl.)

political revolution, "new things"

impetrō, impetrāre, impetrāvī, impetrātum

to obtain, to accomplish

patior, patī, passus sum

to suffer, to endure, to allow, to permit

studeō, studēre, studuī

to study, to be eager for, to be interested in

beneficium, beneficī (n)

kindness, benefit

gratia, gratiae (f)

favor, thanks, esteem, gratitude, influence

maleficium, maleficī (n)

harm, evil-doing, injury, misdeed, crime

obsēs, obsidis (f)

hostage

invītus, invīta, invīta

unwilling, not wanting

propter (+ acc)

because of, on account of

possum, posse, potuī

to be able

iter, itineris (n)

journey, march, route

relinquō, relinquere, relīquī, relictum

to leave behind, to leave, to abandon, to desert

magnum iter, magnī itineris (n)

forced march (idiom)

absum, abesse, aufuī

to be absent, to be away

conscrībō, conscrībere, conscripsī, conscriptum

to enlist, to enroll; to write up; to draft (soldiers)

hiemō, hiemāre, hiemāvī, hiemātum

to pass the winter, to winter, to spend the winter; to be in winter quarters

intellēgō, intellēgere, intellexī, intellectum

to understand

praeficiō, praeficere, praefēcī, praefectum

to put in charge, to put in command

renūntiō, renūntiāre, renūntiāvī, renūntiātum

to report, to bring back word (of)

ager, agrī (m)

field, territory

proximus, proxima, proximum

nearest, next

ulterior, ulterior, ulterius

farther, more remote, beyond

longē (adv.)

far, by far

animus, animī (m)

spirit, soul, mind; courage (pl)

finis, finis (m)

end, limit, boundary, goal, purpose

conor, conārī, conātus sum

to try, to attempt