Caesar Book 5 Vocab (24-28)

subdūco

to lead away or draw up

pĕrăgo

to finish or wind up

siccĭtas

dryness or drought

angustus

narrow or straight

prōvĕnĭo

to grow up or result

hībernus

referring to winter or winter quarters

collŏco

to place or settle

quartus

the fourth

confīnĭum

neighborhood or contiguous territory

hĭĕmō

to pass the winter or winter

quaestor

quaestor

praefĭcĭō

to set over or place in authority

trans

across, over, beyond

conscrībo

to enlist or enroll

praesum

to be at the head of or be in charge of

distrĭbŭo

to allot to or distribute amongst

ĭnŏpĭa

lack or want

mĕdĕor

to remedy

pācātus

settled or peaceful

passus

a step or pace

quŏad

as far as or until

mūnĭo

to fortify or construct a camp or highway

obtĭnĕō

to take hold of or occupy

bĕnĕvŏlentĭa

loyalty or kindness

singŭlāris

distinguished or extraordinary

rēstĭtŭo

to re-establish or restore

regnō

to rule or reign

pălam

openly

impulsus

instigation

comprĕhendo

to grasp or seize

circĭter

about or near

quindĕcim

fifteen

rĕpentīnus

sudden

tumultus

noise or uproar

dēfectĭo

defection or revolt

comporto

to gather or bring together

impello

to push or drive

concĭto

to rouse or arouse

opprĭmo

to press against or press down

lignātor

woodcutter or gatherer

manus

band

oppugno

to fight against or attack

vallum

earthworks or rampart

ēmitto

to send out or let go

ĕquester

of horsemen or referring to cavalry

despēro

to be hopeless or give up

oppugnātĭo

storming or assault

rĕdūco

to lead back or conduct back

conclāmo

to cry out loud

conloquium

parley or conference

prōdĕo

to go forth or come out

contrōversĭa

dispute or quarrel

mĭnŭo

to lessen or decrease

collǒquor

to talk together or converse

fǎmǐlǐāris

a member of the household or one of the same household

missus

sending or dispatch

ventǐto

to come often or keep coming

consǔesco

to become accustomed

stīpendĭum

tribute

līběro

to free or liberate

fīnĭtĭmus

neighboring or neighbors

quisque

each one

rěmitto

to send back or let go back

obses

hostage

servǐtūs

slavery or servitude

cǎtēna

fetter or shackle

oppugnatio

storming or assault

vŏluntas

will or desire

porro

further

rěpentīnus

sudden or unexpected

coniūrātǐo

conspiracy or plot

resistō

to maintain one's position or resist

hǔmǐlǐtas

lowness or baseness

impĕrītus

inexperienced

confīdo

to rely or trust