latin mods vocab 2

sileo silere silui

be silent

sinus -us m.

breast, lap, bay

sisto sistere stiti statum

place, be placed, stop

sollicito (1)

disturb, make anxious, urge, provoke,

incite

sollicitudo -inis f.

worry, anxiety

sollicitus -a -um

worried, anxious

spatium -i n.

space, distance, interval

sponte sua, mea, tua

of its (my, your) own accord, by itself

(myself, yourself)

statio -onis f.

position, outpost

studeo studere studui (+ dat.)

be eager, keen on, devote oneself to,

favour

studium -i n.

eagerness, enthusiasm, good-will, study

subeo -ire -ii or -ivi itum

approach, enter, undergo

subter (adv. and prep. + acc.)

below, underneath

subvenio -venire -veni -ventum (+ dat.)

come to help, help

succurro -currere -curri -cursum (+ dat.)

come to help, help

supplex (gen. -icis)

imploring, suppliant (and as a noun)

supplico (1) (+ dat.)

beseech, implore

superior -ius

higher, previous, superior

supra (adv. and prep. + acc.)

above, beyond

supremus -a -um

last, latest, greatest

summus -a -um

highest, the top of, utmost, extreme

suspicor (1)

suspect

tardus -a -um

slow

tellus -uris f.

earth, land, country

tempestas -atis f.

weather, storm

testis -is c.

witness

testor (1)

show, prove, declare, call to witness

trepido (1)

be alarmed, agitated

tribuo -uere -ui -utum

give, grant, pay, assign

tribus -us f.

tribe

universus -a -um

all, whole, general

urgeo urgere

press hard, urge

uro urere ussi ustum

burn (trans.)

utrimque

from or on both sides

vacuus -a -um

empty

vagor (1)

wander

vallis -is f.

valley

veneror (1)

worship, respect

ver veris n.

spring (season)

vereor (2)

fear

versus -us m.

line of verse

vestio (4)

clothe

viridis -is -e

green

vitium -i n.

fault, vice

voluntas -atis f.

will, wish

votum -i n.

vow, wish, prayer

abhinc

ago

acerbus -a -um

bitter

adipiscor adipisci adeptus sum

obtain, acquire

adolescens -entis m.

young man

adolesco -escere -evi adultum

grow up

adversus -a -um

facing, opposite, opposed,

unfavourable

adversus (+ acc.)

against, towards

aemulor (1)

rival

aemulus -a -um

rivalling, envious

aestus -us m.

heat, tide

alacer -cris -cre

lively, brisk, quick

alienus -a -um

belonging to another, foreign, foreign to

anceps (gen. -iptis)

doubtful, undecided

antrum -i n.

cave

aratrum -i n.

plough

aro (1)

plough

arbitror (1)

think

arcus -us m.

bow, rainbow, arch, anything arched

ardeo ardere arsi arsum

burn (intrans.), be ardent

arduus -a -um

steep, difficult

arguo -uere -ui -utum

prove, accuse

artus -um m.pl.

limbs

arvum -i n.

field

avus -i m.

grandfather, ancestor

benignus -a -um

kind

duplex (gen. -plicis)

double, twofold

egeo egere egui (+ abl.)

lack, need

ergo

therefore

eximius -a -um

excellent, extraordinary

exitium -i n.

destruction, ruin

expedio -pedire -pedivi -peditum

bring out, prepare, arrange, release

expers (gen. -pertis) (+ gen.)

having no part in, devoid of

facinus -oris n.

deed, crime

facultas -atis f.

opportunity, ability, means

findo findere fidi fissum

split

fingo fingere finxi fictum

form, imagine, invent

flagito (1)

demand

fletus -us m.

weeping

fodio fodere fodi fossum

dig

fores -um f.pl.

door

foris

out of doors, outside

fretum -i n.

strait, sea

fretus -a -um (+ abl.)

relying on, trusting in

glorior (1)

boast

grex gregis f.

flock

gubernator -oris m.

steersman, governor

guberno (1)

steer, govern

haereo haerere haesi haesum

stick

heres heredis c.

heir

hesternus -a -um

of yesterday