Latin Verbs

abduco

to take away

adduco

to lead

aegresco (also spelled “egresco”)

to fall ill, to become troubled

capto

to grab, try to get

comminuo

to scatter, weaken, damage

commisceo

to intermingle, join, mix

decerno

to decide, to settle

defaeco

to cleanse, to purify

degusto

to taste

disputo

to discuss

dormio

to sleep, nap, siesta

exerceo

to train, to exercise, to practice

exspecto

to look for, to await

exstinguo

to extinguish, to put out

exulto

to exult, be joyful

facio

to do, to make

gusto

to taste

ignoro

to be ignorant of, to not know, to neglect, to overlook

ignosco

to forgive, to pardon

imitor

to imitate

inscribo

inscribe

investigo

to track down, to investigate

lacesso

to harass, to attack

lego

to gather, choose, collect

leto

to kill

libero

to liberate, set free

ligo

to bind

lino

to smear, to dirty

litigo

to quarrel, to have a dispute

ludo

to play, to imitate

macto

to magnify, honor, punish, afflict

maero

to grieve, sorrow

nego

to deny

novo

to make anew, refresh, invent

offero

to bring forward, place before, present, offer, expose

oro

to speak, to plead, to entreat

pando

to spread out, extend

pario

to bear, bring forth, to produce

ploro

to lament, weep

quaeso (also spelled “queso”)

to seek for, ask for

renuo

to deny, to refuse, to reject

sanctifico

to sanctify, make holy

sequor

to follow

sero

to sow, to plant

transeo

to go over, pass over, go past

vado

to hasten, to rush