latin dbg 4

accido, accidere, accidi – to happen, occur

ancora, ancorae, f – anchor

castra, castrorum, n, pl. – camp (military camp)

cogo, cogere, coegi, coactus – to compel, force, gather

constituo, constituere, constituti – to decide, establish, position

consto, constare, constiti – to stand firm, remain constant

desum, deesse, defui – to be lacking, fail

enim – for, indeed (a particle introducing explanation or emphasis)

equitatus, equitatus, m – cavalry

exercitus, exercitus, m – army

facultas, facultatis, f – opportunity, means, ability

frumentum, frumenti, n – grain, crops

funis, funis, n – rope, cable (often for ships)

hiems, hiemis, f – winter, storm

inutilis, inutile – useless, unserviceable

miles, militis, m – soldier

oporteo, oportere, oportui – to require, order (archaic; see oportet)

oportet, oportere – it is necessary, ought to

pauci, paucae, pauca – few, a few

paucitas, paucitatis, f – scarcity, small number

peditatus, peditatus, m – infantry

perpetuus, a, um – continuous, perpetual

perturbatio, perturbationis, f – disturbance, disorder

porto, portare, portavi – to carry, bring

praedico, praedicare, praedicavi – to declare, proclaim

res, rei, f – thing, matter, affair

usus, usus, m – use, practice, experience