Caesar 1.1 - 1.2

adficiō, adficere

to do, treat, affect

altus, a, um

high, deep

angustus, a, um

narrow

animus, ī. m.

mind, spirit

apud

among, at the house of

arbitror, arbitrārī

to think

civitās, civitātis

city state, citizenship

coniuratiō, coniurationis

conspiracy

contendō, contendere

to struggle, strive, compete

contineō, continēre

contain, enclose, border

copia, ae

supply, abundance

cotidianus, a, um

daily

cultus, ūs

care, culture, civilization

cupidus, a, um

desirous (of + gen)

dolor, doloris m.

grief, pain

ferē

almost, approximately

fīnis, fīnis m.

border

fīnitimus, a, um

neighboring, neighbor

flumen, fluminis n.

river

imperium, ī n.

power, rule

incolō, incolere

inhabit

inferō, inferre, intulī, inlatus

bring in

institutum, ī n.

custom

latus, a, um

wide

lex, legis. f.

law

longe

by far, far away

longitudō, longitudinis f.

length

mille passus

a mile

multitudō, multitudinis f.

large number, crowd

pateō, patēre

lie open, be accessible; extend

perfacilis, perfacile

easy

pertineō, pertinēre

pertain; reach, extend

potior, potīrī

get possession of, get control of

praestō, praestāre

stand out, surpass

proelium, ī. n.

battle

prohibeō, prohibēre

keep someone (acc) away from something (abl)

propterea

especially

provincia, ae f.

province

regnum, ī. n.

kingdom, power

reliquus, a, um

remaining, the rest

tertius, a, um

third

undique

from all sides

virtus, utis f.

virtue

ducō, ducere

consider; to lead