latin vocab chapter 33-40

aliquando

sometimes

back (noun)

tergum

before (adverb)

antea

before (conjunction)

antequam

I / to betray

prodo, prodere

I / to cease

desino, desinere

come on!

ag(it)e!

the country

rus

I / to demand

postulo, postulare

I / to despise

contemno, -ere

difficulty

difficultas

disaster

clades

disgraceful / ugly

turpis / turpe

donec

until

I / to doubt / hesitate

dubito, -are

evils / troubles

mala

I / to fall / die / set (sun)

occido, -ere

foot

pes

I / to forbid

veto, vetare

forsitan (+ Subjunctive)

perhaps

forte (adverb)

by chance

future

futura

I / to hide

celo, celare

horn / wing of an army

vcornu

I / to idle / linger

cesso, cessare

(im)pious

(im)pius / -a / -um

(in order) to / so that (+ Subjunct.)

ut

interdum

from time to time

I / to join

coniungo, coniungere

I / to join battle

proelium committo, -ere

I / to kill

interficio, interficere

I / to know

scio, scire

discipline // learn- / training

disciplina

legionary commander

legatus legionis

I / to lie down (🗶 iaceo…)

cubo, -are

I / to look down on

despicio, -ere

lest / in order not to / so that… not

ne

I / to look out at

prospicio, prospicere

I / to make progress

proficio, -ere

military / of soldiers (adj.)

militaris -e

(military) work / fortification

opus

missile / javelin

telum

it is necessary (+ Inf.)

necesse est

noctu

by night

I do / to not know

nescio, nescire

num

whether

I / to provide (show myself)

me praebeo, -ere

omnino

altogether / completely

oracle

oraculum

I / to pardon / forgive (D)

ignosco

paulum

a little

placed / sited

situs / sita / situm

poverty

paupertas

I / to prevent

prohibeo, prohibere

priest

sacerdos

I / to punish

punio, punire

quam primum

as soon as possible

quot?

how many?

rampart

vallum

I / to recognise

agnosco, agnoscere

mindful (forgetful) of

(im)memor

rursus

rustic / of the country

rusticus -a -um

savage (adj.)

saevus / saeva / saevum

I / to serve (+ Dative) servio, servire

several (pl.)

pleri- / plerae- / pleraque

shield (noun)

scutum

side (noun)

latus

skilled in (+ Gen.)

peritus / -a / -um

I / to take away

adimo, adimere

terrible / dire

dirus / dira / dirum

terror

terror

I / to think / reflect

cogito, cogitare

I / to throw away

abicio, abicere

towards / (i.e.) up to (+ case)

sub + Ac.

tribune

tribunus

I / to undertake

suscipio, -ere

I / to value

aestimo, aestimare

veteran

veteranus

wonderful

mirus / mira / mirum

I / to advance (go fwd)

progredior, -i

I / to (a)rise

orior, oriri

I / to comfort

consolor, consolari

I / to complain

queror, queri

I / to delay

moror, morari

I / to die

morior, mori

I / to embrace

complector, complecti

I / to fear

vereor, vereri

I / to follow

sequor, sequi

I / to gaze at

intueor, intueri

I / to go back

regredior, regredi

I / to go into

ingredior, ingredi

I / to go out

egredior, egredi

I / to seem

videor, videri

I / to set out

proficiscor, proficisci

I / to slip / fall

labor, labi

I / to speak

loquor, loqui

I / to suffer

patior, pati

I / to try

conor, conari

I / to use (+ Ablative)

utor, uti