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audeo, audere, ausus sum

dare (3rd conj., semi-deponent)

audeo

I dare

audere

to dare

ausus sum

I dared

audio, audire, audivi, auditus

hear, listen to (4th conj.)

audio

I hear, I listen to

audire

to hear, to listen to

audivi

I heard, I listened to

auditus

having been heard, having been listened to

aufero, auferre, abstuli, ablatus

take away, carry off, steal (irreg.)

aufero

I take away, I carry off, I steal

auferre

to take away, to carry off, to steal

abstuli

I took away, I carried off, I stole

ablatus

having been taken away, having been carried off, having been stolen

auxilium, auxilii

help (2n)

bellum, belli

war (2n)

bene

well

bibo, bibere, bibi

drink (3rd conj.)

bibo

I drink

bibere

to drink

bibi

I drank

bonus, bona, bonum

good (2-1-2)

brevis, breve

short, brief (3-3)

cado, cadere, cecidi, casus

fall (3rd conj.)

cado

I fall

cadere

to fall

cecidi

I fell

casus

having been fallen

caelum, caeli

sky, heaven (2n)

capio, capere, cepi, captus

take, catch, capture, (mixed 3/4 conj.)

consilium capio

I make a plan

capio

I take, I catch, I capture

capere

I take, I catch, I capture

cepi

I took, I caught, I captured

captus

having been taken, having been caughtm having been captured

captivus, captivi

captive, prisoner (2m)

caput, capitis

head (3n)

castra, castrorum

camp (2n pl.)

celer, celeris, celere

quick, fast (3-3)

celo, celare, celavi, celatus

hide (1st conj.)

celo

I hide

celare

to hide

celavi

I hid

celatus

having been hidden

cena, cenae

dinner, meal (1f)

ceteri, ceterae, cetera

the rest, the others (2-1-2 pl.)

cibus, cibi

food (2m)

circum

around (+ acc.)

civis, civis

citizen (3m/f)

clamo, clamare, clamavi, clamatus

shout (1st conj.)

clamo

I shout

clamare

to shout

clamavi

I shouted

clamatus

having been shouted

clamor, clamoris

shout, shouting, noise (3m)

clarus, clara, clarum

famous, clear (2-1-2)

coepi

I began (irreg.)

coepisse

to have begun (irreg.)

cogito, cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus

think, consider (1st conj.)

cogito

I think, I consider

cogitare

to think, to consider

cogitavi

I thought, I considered

cogitatus

having been thought, having been considered

cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus

get to know, find out (3rd conj.)

cognosco

I get to know, I find out

cognoscere

to get to know, to find out

cognovi

I got to know, I found out

cognitus

having been found out

cogo, cogere, coegi, coactus

force, compel (3rd conj.)

cogo

I force, I compel

cogere

to force, to compel

coegi

I forced, I compelled

coactus

having been forced, having been compelled

comes, comitis

comrade, companion (3m/f)