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QuestionAnswer
creo, -āre, -aví, -atus,to appoint
prudenterwisely
nimistoo much
modus, -í,way, method
cura, -aecare
invoco, -are, -avi, atus,to call upon, to invoke
pessimus, -a, -umworst
posco, poscere, poposcí,to demand, ask for
misceo, miscére, miscui, mixtusto mix
sino, sinere, sīvī, situsto allow
haurio, haurīre, hausī, haustusto drain
convivium, -ifeast, banquet
placeo, -ēre, -uíto please
optimevery well, excellently
suāvis, -is, -esweet
vetus, veterisold
foedus, -a, -umfilthy, disgusting
ēbrius, -a, -umdrunk
cyanthus, -ismall ladle
paulātimgradually
fio, fieri, factus sumto become, be made, be done, happen
paucí, -ae, -afew
candidus, -a, -umwhite, fair-skinned, beautiful
sal, salissalt, wit
sacculus, -i, msmall bag
arānea, -aecobweb
contrāin return
merus, -a, -umpure
dono, -āre, -avi, -ātusto give
collis, collis, gen. pl., colliumhill
deus, -i, nom.pl., digod
vulnus, vulneris, n.,wound
ligó, àre, -āví, -ātusto bind up
crēdo, crēdere, crēdidī, crēditusto trust, to believe
sēcūrus, -a, -um,carefree, unconcerned
fustis, fustis, gen. pl., fustiumclub, cudgel
timor, timorisfear
affectus, -a, -um,affected, overcome
celeriusmore quickly
facileeasily
tergum, -i, nback, rear
pronus, -a, -umface down
summus, -a, -um,greatest, very great
gravis, -is, -e,heavy, serious
percutio, percutere, percussī, percussus,to strike, to strike, to be struck
corripiö, corripere, corripui, correptus,to seize, to grab
adimō, adimere, adēmī, adēmptus + dat.,to take away (from)
ignāvus, -a, -umlazy
fortis, -is, -e,brave
lentus, -a, -um,slow
neglegēns, neglegentis,careless
miser, misera, miserum,unhappy
ferox, ferocis,fierce
gravis, -is, -e,serious
laetus, -a, -um,happy
vehemēns, vehementis,violent
īrātus, -a, -umangry
celer, celeris, celere,swift
pulcher, pulchra, pulchrumbeautiful, handsome
adulēscēns, adulēscentis, m.young man
libenter, adv.,freely
rursusagain
sānē,certainly, of course
trīstis, -is, -e,sad
persuādeo, persuādēre, persuāsi, persuāsus,to make something (acc.) agreeable to someone (dat.); to persuade someone of something
cotidiē, adv.,daily, adv.
lūdus, -i, mschool, game
castigo, -āre, -āvi, -ātus,to rebuke, to repimand
paedagógus, -i, mtutor
ēruditus, -a, -um,learned, scholarly
ūtilis, -is, -e,useful
pīstrīnum, -i, n.bakery
praefero, praeferre, praetulī, praelātus, irreg.to carry X (acc.) in front of Y (dat.)
etiamsīeven if
scriblīta, -ae, ftart or pastry
paulum, -i, n.a small amount, a little
AUDEO, AUDĒRE, AUSUS SUMto dare
CONFIDO, CONFIDERE, CONFISUS SUMto be confident
FIDO, FIDERE, FISUS SUMTO TRUST
GAUDEO, GAUDĒRE, GAVISUS SUMTO REJOICE
PLACEO, PLACĒRE, PLACUI, PLACITUSTO PLEASE
PUDEO, PUDERE, PUDUI, PUDITUSTO BE ASHAMED
SOLEO, SOLĒRE, SOLUI, SOLITUSTO BE ACCUSTOMED
arbitror, -ärï, -ätus sum,to think
cönor, -ärï, -ätus sumto try, attempt
hortor, -ärï, -ätus sumto encourage, urge
moror, -ärï, -ätus sumto delay
mïror, -ärï, -ätus sumto wonder at, be surprised
polliceor, -ërï, pollicitus sumto promise
videor, -ërï, vïsus sumto seem
vereor, -ërï, veritus sumto fear
mereor, -ërï, meritus sumto deserve, earn
loquor, loquï, locütus sumto speak, talk
patior, patï, passus sumto suffer; permit, allow
proficïscor, proficïscï, profectus sumto set out, depart
aggredior, -ï, aggressus sumto approach, attack
congredior, -ï, congressus sumto meet, come together
ëgredior, -ï, ëgressus sumto go out, disembark
prögredior, -ï, prögressus sumto advance, go forward
ütor, -ï, usus sumto use, make use of (+ abl.)
morior, -ï, mortuus sumto die (fut. act. part. = moritürus)
näscor, -ï, natus sumto be born; be found
revertor, -ï, reversus sumto go back, return
orior, -ïrï, ortus sumto rise, arise
potior, -ïrï, potïtus sumto get possession of (+ abl.)
opperior, -ïrï, oppertus sumto await, wait for