dcc 801-900

occīdō -cīdere -cīdī -cīsum

kill, cut down

dēscendō -scendere -scendī -scēnsum

climb down, descend

hiems hiemis f.

winter

contineō -tinēre -tinuī -tentum

contain, restrain

dēferō -ferre -tulī -lātum

carry away, report

oportet -ēre -uit

it is proper, right (+ acc. + infin.)

tribūnus -ī m.

tribune, title of various Roman officials, as mīlitum, plēbis, aerāriī

bōs bovis m.

ox; gen. pl. boum

īrāscor īrāscī īrātus sum

grow angry; īrātus -a -um: angry

aeger aegra aegrum

sick

forum -ī n.

market-place, forum

offerō offerre obtulī oblātum

present, offer, expose

revocō -āre

call back, recall

cingō cingere cīnxī cīnctum

encircle, surround, gird

integer -gra -grum:

untouched, fresh, complete, whole

validus -a -um

strong

alō alere aluī alitum

nourish

flōs flōris m.

flower, bloom

īctus -ūs m.

blow, stroke

colligō -ere -lēgī -lēctum

gather together, collect

pergō pergere perrēxī perrēctum

continue, proceed; awaken

praesēns -ntis

present, in person, ready

rēctus -a -um

straight, direct

lātus -a -um

broad, wide

praeceptum -ī n.

rule, precept; command

recēdō -cēdere -cessī -cessum

step back, recoil, recede, withdraw

utrum

whether; utrum … an: whether … or

famēs -is f.

hunger, famine

pariō parere peperī partum

bring forth, give birth to; accomplish

appāreō -ēre -uī

appear, become visible

quōmodo

in what way, how?

error -ōris m.

wandering; error, mistake

forsitan, fortasse

perhaps, perchance

convertō -vertere -vertī -versum

turn about, turn, change

proficīscor -ficīscī -fectus sum

set forth, go

secundus -a -um

following; favorable; (as numeral) second

aperiō aperīre aperuī apertum

open

castus -a -um

pure, spotless, chaste

iūdex iūdicis m.

judge, juror

lapis lapidis m.

stone

nimis or nimium

excessively

onus oneris n.

load, burden

opera -ae f.

labor, activity, work

pauper -eris

poor, lowly

āēr āeris m.

air

negōtium -ī n.

business

pāreō pārēre pāruī

obey

subitō

suddenly, unexpectedly

argentum -ī n.

silver, money

ūtilis -e

useful

aethēr aetheris n.

pure upper air, ether, heaven, sky

mereō merēre meruī meritum

deserve, merit; serve as a soldier

portō -āre

carry a load

proprius -a -um

one’s own, peculiar

avis -is f.

bird

vanus -a -um

empty; false, deceitful

māteria -ae f.

material, subject matter; timber, lumber

paucī -ae -a

few, a few

voluntās -ātis f.

wish, desire

ēgregius -a -um

distinguished, uncommon

difficilis -e

not easy, hard, difficult

gladius -ī m.

sword

cibus -ī m.

food

certō -āre

decide by contest; fight, compete, vie

initium -ī n.:

beginning

pertineō -tinēre -tinuī

extend over, reach; refer to, pertain to, be the business of

quattuor

four

turbō -āre

disturb, confuse

cōnsūmō -sūmere -sūmpsī -sūmptum

to use up, consume

corrumpō -rumpere -rūpī -ruptum

break up, destroy, ruin

incidō incidere incidī

fall upon, fall into; happen

paulō, paulum

to only a small extent, slightly, a little

hospes hospitis m.

guest, guest-friend; stranger; host

rīdeō -ēre rīsī rīsum

laugh, laugh at

aevum -i n.

eternity; lifetime, age

audāx audācis

bold, daring; reckless

posterus -a -um

next, later

praetor -ōris m.

praetor, one of the chief Roman magistrates

rūs rūris n.

country

differō differre distulī dīlātum

scatter; publish, divulge; differ; defer, postpone

vītō -āre

avoid, shun

prīvātus -a -um

personal, private

serviō -īre

be a slave, serve (+ dat.)

vereor verērī veritus sum

fear, stand in awe of

ingredior -gredī -gressus sum:

step in, enter

addūcō -ere -dūxī -ductum

lead to, induce

hortor hortārī hortātus sum

urge strongly, advise, exhort

reus -ī m.

defendant

scīlicet

certainly, of course

comparō -āre

get ready, provide; compare

perpetuus -a -um

unbroken, perpetual

dēsīderō -āre

long for, desire greatly

celebrō -āre

frequent, throng, crowd

cōnficiō -ficere -fēcī -fectum

complete, accomplish; destroy, kill, consume

intendō -tendere -tendī -tentum:

stretch out, strain

iūrō -āre

take an oath, swear; iūs iūrandum, oath

sōlum

only, merely

auctōritās -ātis f.

influence, clout, authority

iaciō iacere iēcī iactum

throw, hurl

labōrō -āre

toil, work; be in trouble or distress