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"ENGLISH
DICTIONARY"
aestas ; aestatis ;

summer
auxilium ; auxilii ; n.

help - succor
bellum ; belli ; n.

war - warfare
Britannia ; Britanniae ;

Britain
Britanni ; Britannorum ; m. pl.

the Britons
Caesar ; Caesaris ; m.

Caesar
exiguus ; exigua ; exiguum

small - little
fere

about - nearly - almost -
Gallicus ; Gallica ; Gallicum

Gallic
hostis ; hostis ; m.

enemy
ignotus ; ignota ; ignotum

not known - unknown
in

into - for - against (+acc) -
in ;

on - at - upon (+abl)
jam

already - now
noster ; nostra ; nostrum

our - our men (m. pl.)
omnis ; omne

all - every
pars ; partis ;

part - side
proficiscor ; proficisci ; profectus sum

I set out
reliquus ; reliqua ; reliquum

left - remaining
statuo; statuere ; statui ; statutum

I decide - I determine
subministro; subministrare ;

I supply - I furnish
sum ; esse ; fui ; futurus

I am
tamen

nevertheless - yet
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adeo; adire ; adii ; aditum

I go to - I approach
aditus ; aditus ; m.

means of approach
cognosco; cognoscere ;

I make inquiry about - I ascertain -
cognovi ; cognitus

I know (p tenses)
enim

for
Galli ; Gallorum ; m. pl.

the Gauls
genus ; generis ; n.

race - kind
hic ; haec ; hoc

this
homo ; hominis ; m.

man - person
illo

to that place - thither
incognitus ; incognita ; incognitum

unknown
ipse ; ipsa ; ipsum

self - very - himself
is ; ea ; id

he - she - it - that
locus ; loci ; m.

place - position
maritimus ; maritima ; maritimum

of the sea - sea - - on the sea coast
mercator ; mercatoris ; m.

trader
nemo ; nullius ; m.

nobody
neque

and not - nor
nosco; noscere ; novi ; notum

I know
ora ; orae ;

coast
portus ; portus ; m.

harbor
praeter

except - besides (+acc)
primo

at first - in the first place
quisquam ; quaequam ; quicquam

any
sed

but
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ad

to - at - towards - for (+acc)
autem

but - moreover
brevis ; breve

short - small
Caius

Gaius
convoco; convocare ;

I call together - I assemble
convocavi ; convocatus
copia ; copiae ;

supply - plenty - quantity - forces - troops (pl.)
cum

with (+abl)
incola ; incolae ; m.

inhabitant
inde

from that place - thence
insula ; insulae ;

island
itaque

and so - therefore
longus ; longa ; longum

long
magnitudo; magnitudinis ;

greatness - magnitude
maxime

in the highest degree - chiefly - very greatly
Morini ; Morinorum ; m. pl.

the Morini
navis ; navis ;

ship
non

not
possum ; posse ; potui

I am able - I can
praemitto; praemittere ;

I send forward - I send in advance
qui ; quae ; quod

who - which - that
reperio; reperire ; repperi ; repertus

I find out - I discover
se sese

himself herself itself themselves
suus sua suum

his own her own its own
trajectus trajectus m.

crossing passage
usus usus m.

use experience
volo velle volui

I am willing I wish
Volusenus Voluseni m. Volusenus
a ab

by from away (+abl)
civitas civitatis f.

state
classis classis f.

fleet
consilium consilii n.

plan purpose intention counsel
convenio convenire

I come together I assemble
do dare dedi datus

I give I put
efficio efficere effeci effectus

I make I carry out I bring to pass
et

and
imperium imperii n.

dominion empire command
interim

in the meantime
jubeo jubere jussi jussus

I order I command
legatus legati m.

ambassador lieutenant
obses obsidis m. f.

hostage
obtempero obtemperare obtemperavi obtemperatus

I submit to I obey (+ dat.)
per

through by along (+acc)
perfero perferre pertuli perlatus

I bear I carry
populus populi m.

people
Romanus Romana Romanum

Roman
undique

from all parts
Veneticus Venetica Veneticum

of or belonging to the Veneti
venio venire veni ventum

I come
atque

as with
auctoritas auctoritatis f.

influence authority
audeo audere ausus sum

I dare
barbarus barbari m.

barbarian
committo committere

I entrust (+dat) - I engage in
Commius Commii m.

Commius
constituo constituere

I put I station I appoint
constitui constitutus

I draw up I determine
dies diei m. f.

day time
domus domus f.

house home
e ex

from out of away from according to (+abl)
egredior egredi egressus sum

I disembark
fidelis fidelis fidele

faithful
habeo habere habui habitus

I have I hold I consider
ibi

there
liberaliter

courteously liberally
magnus magna magnum

great large
mitto mittere misi missus

I send
polliceor polliceri pollicitus sum

I promise
probo probare probavi probatus

I approve I think highly of
quintus quinta quintum

fifth
redeo redire redii reditum

I go back I return
regio regionis f.

territory region
remitto remittere remisi remissus

I send back
renuntio renuntiare

I bring back word I report
rex regis m.

king
una

at one and the same time together
video videre visi visus

I see - I seem (pass.)
virtus virtutis f.

courage
annus anni m.

year
de

from out of concerning during (+abl)
excuso excusare excusavi excusatus

I excuse
facio facere feci factus

I make
facultas facultatis f.

power opportunity
fides fidei f.

faith engagement protection
gero gerere gessi gestus

I carry on I do I wage
impero imperare imperavi imperatus

I command I order
moror morari moratus sum

I delay I linger I tarry
nam

for
numerus numeri m.

number
olim

at some time formerly
opportunus opportuna opportunum

convenient suitable opportune
paro parare paravi paratus

I prepare I procure
post

after behind (+acc)
propter

on account of because of (+acc)
recipio recipere recepi receptus

I take back I receive
relinquo relinquere reliqui relictus

I leave
superior superius

higher upper former superior
accedo accedere accessi accessus

I approach I am added
circiter

about nearly
cogo cogere coegi coactus

I collect I compel
distribuo distribuere distribui distributus

I distribute I assign
duodeviginti

eighteen
eques equitis m.

horseman - cavalry (pl.)
millia millium n. pl.

thousand
octo

eight
octoginta

eighty
onerarius oneraria onerarium

of or belonging to a burden
passus passus m.

step pace
praefectus praefecti m.

prefect commander
praesidium praesidii n.

protecting force garrison
Publius Publii m. Publius
quaestor quaestoris m.

quaestor
quidam quaedam quoddam some

certain
Rufus Rufi m.

Rufus
satis

sufficiently enough
Sulpicius Sulpicii m. Sulpicius
teneo tenere tenui tentus

I hold I detain I keep
ventus venti m.

wind
armo armare armavi armatus

I arm I furnish with arms
attingo attingere attigi attactus

I touch on I reach
collis collis m.

hill
conscendo conscendere

I embark I go on board
conspicio conspicere conspexi conspectus

I see I observe
expono exponere exposui expositus

I post I draw up
hora horae f.

hour
idoneus idonea idoneum

suitable convenient
mox

soon afterwards
nanciscor nancisci nactus sum

I get I obtain
navigatio navigationis f.

sailing
progredior progredi progressus sum

I go forward I advance I proceed
quartus quarta quartum

fourth
;que

and
sequor sequi secutus sum

I follow
solvo solvere solvi solutus

I loosen
tempestas tempestatis f.

time season storm
tertius tertia tertium

third
tum

then
ulterior ulterius

further
vigilia vigiliae f.

watch
adigo adigere adegi adactus

I drive to I hurl to
aestus aestus m.

tide
ancora ancorae f.

anchor
angustus angusta angustum

narrow contracted steep
contineo continere continui contentus

I confide I shut in I restrain
exspecto exspectare exspectavi exspectatus

I wait I await
hortor hortari hortatus sum

I exhort I encourage
litus litoris n.

sea -shore
mare maris n.

sea
miles militis m. f.

soldier
mons montis m.

mountain
natura naturae f.

nature
nequaquam

by no means
nonus nona nonum

ninth
postea

after that afterwards
secundus secunda secundum

favorable second
signum signi n.

signal military standard
telum teli n.

weapon javelin
tollo tollere sustuli sublatus

I lift up I carry away
tribunus tribuni m.

tribune
unus una unum

one
apertus aperta apertum

uncovered exposed
consuesco consuescere

I accustom myself
equitatus equitatus m.

cavalry
essedarius essedarii m.

chariot warrior charioteer
militia militia f.

warfare
planus plana planum

level flat
plerumque

for the most part generally
proelium proelii n.

battle
prohibeo prohibere

I hinder I prevent I protect
septem

seven
subsequor subsequi subsecutus sum

I follow close after I follow in close pursuit
utor uti usus sum

I use I employ (+abl)
altum alti n.

deep open sea
aqua aquae f.

water
aridum aridi n.

dry land
arma armorum n. pl.

arms weapons
audacter

boldly
aut

or
causa causae f.

cause reason
conjicio conjicere conjeci conjectus

I throw I hurl
difficultas difficultatis f.

difficulty
equus equi m.

horse
gravis grave

heavy
impedio impedire

I impede I hinder
incito incitare incitavi incitatus

I set in rapid motion I urge forward
insuefactus insuefacta insuefactum

accustomed
manus manus f.

hand band (of men)
nisi

if not unless except
ob

for on account of (+acc)
onus oneris n.

burden load weight
opprimo opprimere

I overwhelm I overload
paulum

little somewhat
summus summa summum

highest greatest very great
alacritas ; alacritatis ; f.

alacrity - ardor
animadverto; animadvertere ;

I observe - I understand
consisto; consistere ; constiti ; constitus

I halt - I stop - I take my stand
expeditus ; expedita ; expeditum

unimpeded - ready - easy
figura ; figurae ; f.

form - shape - appearance
funda ; fundae ; f.

sling
imperitus ; imperita ; imperitum unskillful ;

not acquainted with (+gen)
inusitatus ; inusitata ; inusitatum

unusual - extraordinary
latus ; lateris ; n.

side - flank
modo

only - merely
motus ; motus ; m.

motion - movement
omnino

altogether - wholly - in all
permoveo; permovere ;

I move deeply - I stir
perterreo; perterrere ;

I frighten thoroughly - I terrify greatly
pes ; pedis ; m.

foot
propello; propellere ;

I propel - I drive forward - I push forward
pugna ; pugnae ; f.

fight - battle
refero; referre ; rettuli ; relatus

I bring back - I carry back - I relate
removeo; removere ; removi ; remotus

I remove - I withdraw
remus ; remi ; m.

oar
res ; rei ; f.

thing - affair - circumstance
sagitta ; sagittae ; f.

arrow
solitus ; solita ; solitum

usual - ordinary
species ; speciei ; f.

appearance
summoveo; summovere ;
tormentum ; tormenti ; n.

military engine
ubi

when - where
altitudo; altitudinis ; f.

depth
appropinquo; appropinquare ;

I draw near - I approach (+dat)
aquila. aquilae ; f.

eagle
aquilifer ; aquiliferi ; m.

standard -bearer
certe

surely
coepi ; coepisse ; coeptus

I begin
contestor ; contestari ; contestatus sum

I call to witness - I invoke
cunctor ; cunctari ; cunctatus sum

I delay - I hesitate
decimus ; decima ; decimum

tenth
dedecus ; dedecoris ; n.

disgrace - dishonor
desilio; desilire ; desilui ; desultus

I jump down
deus ; dei ; m.

god
ego

I
evenio; evenire ; eveni ; eventus

I happen
feliciter

prosperously
fero; ferre ; tuli ; latus

I bear - I carry
imperator ; imperatoris ; m.

commander - general
inquam

I say
item

so - also - in like manner
legio; legionis ; f.

legion
metuo; metuere ; metui

I fear
meus ; mea ; meum

my - mine
officium ; officii ; n.

duty - office
praesto; praestare ; praestiti ; praestitus

I show - I perform - I am superior
prodo; prodere ; prodidi ; proditus

I give up - I surrender - I betray
projicio; projicere ; projeci ; projectus

I throw - I throw forward
proximus ; proxima ; proximum

nearest - next
respublica ; reipublicae ; f.

commonwealth
tantus ; tanta ; tantum

so much - so great
universus ; universa ; universum

all together - whole
ut

that - so that - in order that
acriter

sharply - vigorously
adorior ; adoriri ; adortus sum

I attack
aggrego; aggregare ;

I flock to - I attach myself to
aliqui ; aliqua ; aliquae

some
alius ; alia ; aliud

another
circumsisto; circumsistere ; circumsteti

I stand round - I surround
firmiter

firmly
huc

hither
insisto; insistere ; institi

I stand
magnopere

greatly - exceedingly
occurro; occurrere ; occurri ; occursus

I run up to - I fall in with - I meet
ordo; ordinis ; m.

order - line - rank
pauci ; paucae ; pauca

few
perturbo; perturbare ;

I disturb utterly - I throw into confusion
plures ; plura

several - very many
pugno; pugnare ; pugnavi ; pugnatus

I fight
quicumque ; quaecumque ; quodcumque

whoever - whatever
servo; servare ; servavi ; servatus

I keep - I watch
singularis ; singulare

single - solitary
uterque ; utraque ; utrumque

both - each - both sides
vadum ; vadi ; n.

shallow
vero

but - indeed - how
capio; capere ; cepi ; captus

I take - I reach - I seize - I capture
compleo; complere ;

I fill up
consequor ; consequi ; consecutus sum

I follow after - I pursue
cursus ; cursus ; m.

running - course
desum ; deesse ; defui

I fail - I am wanting
fuga ; fugae ; f.

flight
impetus ; impetus ; m.

attack - onset
laboro; laborare ; laboravi ; laboratus

I labor - I am hard pressed
longius

longer - farther
navigium ; navigii ; n.

vessel
pristinus ; pristina ; pristinum

former
prosequor ; prosequi ; prosecutus sum

I follow after - I pursue
quod

that - because that - inasmuch as
scapha ; scaphae ; f.

boat
simul

together - at once - at the same time
speculatorius ; speculatoria ;

pertaining to a spy or scout
submitto; submittere ;

I send - I dispatch
subsidium ; subsidii ; n.

aid - assistance - support
antea

previously - once
Atrebas ; Atrebatis ; m.

one of the Atrebates
comprehendo; comprehendere ;

I seize
defero; deferre ; detuli ; delatus

I bring down - I carry down
mandatum ; mandati ; n.

command - order
modus ; modi ; m.

manner - way
orator ; oratoris ; m.

ambassador
pax ; pacis ; f.

peace
promitto; promittere ;

I send forward - I promise
quum

when - since - as - although
recipere se

to betake one�s self - to recover one�s self
simul atque

as soon as
statim

immediately
supero; superare ; superavi ; superatus

I overcome - I subdue - I conquer
vinculum ; vinculi ; n.

chain - fetter
ager ; agri ; m.

field - territory
arcesso; arcessere ;

I call - I send for
commendo; commendare ;

I commit - I entrust
confero; conferre ; contuli ; collatus

I bring together - I collect - I attribute to
culpa ; culpae ; f.

fault
dico; dicere ; dixi ; dictus

I say
ignosco; ignoscere ; ignovi ; ignotus

I pardon - I overlook (+dat)
ille ; illa ; illud

that - he - she - it
imprudentia ; imprudentiae ; f.

imprudence - indiscretion
infero; inferre ; intuli ; illatus

I bring into - I make (war)
interea

meanwhile
longinquus ; longinqua ; longinquum

far off - distant
multitudo; multitudinis ; f. multitude ;

mass of the people
peto; petere ; petivi ; petitus

I seek - I beg
princeps ; principis ; m.

chieftain - a leading man
queror ; queri ; questus sum

I complain
remigro; remigrare

I depart back - I return
sine

without (+abl)
accido; accidere ; accidi

I fall out - I happen
adversus ; adversa ; adversum

opposite - unfavorable
castra ; castrorum ; n. pl.

camp
confirmo; confirmare ;

I strengthen - I establish
continens ; continentis ; f.

connected land - mainland
coorior ; cooriri ; coortus sum

I arise
dejicio; dejicere ; dejeci ; dejectus

I throw down - I drive down
eodem

to the same place
idem ; eadem ; idem

the same
inferior ; inferius

lower
jacio; jacere ; jeci ; jactus

I throw
lenis ; lene

gentle
luna ; lunae ; f.

moon
maximus ; maxima ; maximum

greatest - very great
necessario

necessarily
nox ; noctis ; f.

night
occasus ; occasus ; m.

setting - going down
oceanus ; oceani ; m.

ocean
plenus ; plena ; plenum

full
propius

nearer - too near
proveho; provehere ;

I carry forwards - I carry along
sol ; solis ; m.

sun
subitosuddenly
ullus ; ulla ; ullum

any
unde

whence
administro; administrare ;

I manage - I carry out
afflicto; afflictare ;

I toss
amitto; amittere ; amisi ; amissus

I lose
armamenta ; armamentorum ; n. pl.
auxilior ; auxiliari ; auxiliatus sum

I help
complures ; complura

very many - several
deligo; deligare ; deligavi ; deligatus

I bind down - I fasten
exercitus ; exercitus ; m.

army
frango; frangere ; fregi ; fractus

I break - I wreck
frumentum ; frumenti ; n.

corn
funis ; funis ; m.

rope - cable
Gallia ; Galliae ; f.

Gaul
hiemo; hiemare ; hiemavi ; hiematus

I winter - I take up winter quarters
hiems ; hiemis ; f.
inutilis ; inutile

useless
ita

thus - so
navigo; navigare ; navigavi ; navigatus

I sail
perturbatio; perturbationis ; f.

confusion
provideo; providere ; provisi ; provisus

I foresee - I provide - I furnish
reficio; reficere ; refeci ; refectus

I repair
reporto; reportare ;

I carry back
reportavi ; reportatus
subduco; subducere ;

I draw ashore
totus ; tota ; totum

whole
transporto; transportare ;

I carry over - I transport
causa

for the purpose of (+gen)
clam

secretly - by stealth
colloquor ; colloqui ; collocutus sum

I talk with - I confer with
commeatus ; commeatus ; m.

supplies - provisions - voyage
confido; confidere ; confisus sum

I am persuaded - I am confident - I rely upon
conjuratio; conjurationis ; f.

plot
deduco; deducere ; deduxi ; deductus

I lead off - I withdraw - I launch
discedo; discedere ; discessi ; discessus

I depart
etiam

also - even
exiguitas ; exiguitatis ; f.

small size
impedimentum ; impedimenti ; n. pl.

baggage
intelligo; intelligere ;

I perceive - I understand
inter

between - among (+acc)
intercludo; intercludere ;

I close up - I cut off
paucitas ; paucitatis ; f.

small number
paulatim

by little and little - gradually
produco; producere ;

I prolong
rebellio; rebellionis ; f.

revolt
reditus ; reditus ; m.

returning - return
rursus

back again - again
transeo; transire ; transii ; transitus
aes ; aeris ; n.

bronze - copper
affligo; affligere ; afflixi ; afflictus

I shatter - I damage
casus ; casus ; m.

chance - accident
commode

advantageously
comparo; comparare ;

I prepare
comporto; comportare ;

I carry together - I collect
duodecim

twelve
eventus ; eventus ; m.

occurrence
gravissime

very seriously
intermitto; intermittere ;

I leave off - I relax
materia ; materiae ; f.

wood - timber
nondum

not yet
quotidie

daily
studium ; studii ; n.

eagerness - energy
suspicor ; suspicari ; suspicatus sum

I mistrust - I suspect
aliquis ; aliquid

somebody - something
appello; appellare ;

I call
cohors ; cohortis ; f.

cohort
confestim

immediately
consuetudo; consuetudinis ; f.

custom - habit
dum

while - until
duo

two
frumentor ; frumentari ;

I get corn - I forage
ineo; inire ; inii ; initus

I form - I adopt - I begin
interpono; interponere ;

I interpose - I arise (pass.)
iter ; itineris ; n.

march - journey
novus ; nova ; novum

new
nullus ; nulla ; nullum

not any - none - no
nuntio; nuntiare ; nuntiavi ; nuntiatus

I announce
porta ; portae ; f.

gate
pro

before - instead of - as - for (+abl)
pulvis ; pulveris ; m.

dust
remaneo; remanere ; remansi

I remain behind
septimus ; septima ; septimum

seventh
statio; stationis ; f.

station - outpost
succedo; succedere ;

I go in the place of - I succeed
suspicio; suspicionis ; f.

mistrust - suspicion
ventito; ventitare ; ventitavi ; ventitatus

I keep coming
circumdo; circumdare ;

I surround
confertus ; conferta ; confertum

crowded together - closed packed
delitesco; delitescere ; delitui

I conceal myself
demeto; demetere ;

I mow - I cut down
depono; deponere ; deposui ; depositus

I lay down - I lay aside - I give up
dispergo; dispergere ;

I disperse
essedum ; essedi ; n.

war chariot
incertus ; incerta ; incertum

uncertain
interficio; interficere ;

I kill
meto; metere ; messui ; messus

I mow
noctu

by night
occupo; occupare ;

I seize - I gain
paulo

a little - somewhat
premo; premere ; pressi ; pressus

I press hard - I harass
procedo; procedere ;

I go forwards - I advance
silva ; silvae ; f.

wood
auriga ; aurigae ; m.

driver - charioteer
colloco; collocare ;

I put - I place
currus ; currus ; m.

chariot
declivis ; declive

sloping
excedo; excedere ; excessi ; excessus

I go out - I withdraw
insinuo; insinuare ;

I make a way into
perequito; perequitare ;

I ride through
proelior ; proeliari ; proeliatus sum

I join battle - I fight
receptus ; receptus ; m.

retreat
rota ; rotae ; f.

wheel
si

if
strepitus ; strepitus ; m.

noise
terror ; terroris ; m.

alarm - terror
turma ; turmae ; f.

troop - squadron
ac and
adventus ; adventus ; m.

arrival
citissime

with the utmost rapidity
exercitatio; exercitationis ; f.

exercise - practice
flecto; flectere ; flexi ; flexus

I turn
incitatus ; incitata ; incitatum

at full speed - swift
jugum ; jugi ; n.

yoke
mobilitas ; mobilitatis ; f.

quickness - rapidity
moderor ; moderari ; moderatus sum

I manage - I control - I check
namque

for indeed
novitas ; novitatis ; f.

newness - strangeness
opportunissimus ; opportunissima ;

most convenient - most opportune
percurro; percurrere ;

I run along
praeceps steep ; precipitous
quotidianus ; quotidiana ; quotidianum daily
soleo; solere ; solitus sum

I am wont - I am accustomed
spatium ; spatii ; n.

space - distance - interval of time
stabilitas ; stabilitatis ; f. steadiness
sustineo; sustinere ; sustinui ; sustentus

I support - I check
temo; temonis ; m.

pole
timor ; timoris ; m. fear ; terror
alienus ; aliena ; alienum

belonging to another - unfavorable
arbitror ; arbitrari ; arbitratus sum

I think - I consider
continuus ; continua ; continuum

in succession
demonstro; demonstrare ;

I show - I point out
dimitto; dimittere ; dimisi ; dimissus

I send about - I dismiss - I quit
expello; expellere ; expuli ; expulsus

I drive out - I expel
libertas ; libertatis ; f.

liberty - freedom
nuntius ; nuntii ; m.

messenger
peditatus ; peditatus ; m.

foot soldiers - infantry
praeda ; praedae ; f.

booty - plunder
praedico; praedicere ;

I declare - I announce
quantus ; quanta ; quantum

how great - how much
reduco; reducere ; reduxi ; reductus

I lead back
acies ; aciei ; f.

order of battle - line of battle
aedificium ; aedificii ; n.

building
celeritas ; celeritatis ; f.

swiftness - speed
deinde

afterwards - then
diutius

longer
effugio; effugere ; effugi ; effugitus

I flee away - I escape
incendo; incendere ; incendi ; incensus

I set on fire - I burn
late

widely
longe

far off
occido; occidere ; occidi ; occisus

I cut down - I kill
pello; pellere ; pepuli ; pulsus

I rout - I put to flight
periculum ; periculi ; n.

attempt - danger
triginta

thirty
verto; vertere ; verti ; versus I turn
adduco; adducere ; adduxi ; adductus

I lead to - I bring to
aedifico; aedificare ; I build
Belgae ; Belgarum ; m. pl.

the Belgae - the Belgians
concilium ; concilii ; n. meeting ; council
decerno; decernere ; decrevi ; decretus I decree ; I decide
duplico; duplicare ;

I double
eothither ;

there - for this reason
finis ; finis ; m.

end - boundary - (pl.) borders - territory
hiberna ; hibernorum ; n. pl.

winter quarters
incolumis ; incolumne

quite safe - in safety
infra

below
littera ; litterae ; f.

letter (of the alphabet) - (pl.) letter - epistle
medius ; media ;

medium middle
neglego; neglegere ; neglexi ; neglectus

I overlook - I neglect
pareo; parere ; parui

I obey (+dat)
pervenio; pervenire ; I come up ; I arrive
Roma ; Romae ; f.

Rome
senatus ; senatus ; m.

Senate
supplicatio; supplicationis ; f.

thanksgiving
Treviri ; Trevorum ; m. pl.

the Treviri
vetus ; veteris

old
viginti

twenty
commoror ; commorari ;

I delay - I stop
Corus ; Cori ; m. Corus ;

the north -west wind
flo; flare ; flavi ; flatus

I blow
Itius ; Itii ; m.

Itius
Labienus ; Labieni ; m.

Labienus
par ; paris

equal
quinque

five
quowhither ;

where - in order that
tandem

at length - at last
tres ; tria

three
tueor ; tueri ; tuitus sum

I protect - I defend
adaequo; adaequare ;

I bring to an equality - I keep pace with
admodum

very - exceedingly
Africus ; Africi ; m. Africus ;

the south -west wind
commutatio; commutationis ; f.

change - alteration
contendo; contendere ;

I strive - I contend - I proceed eagerly -
contendi ; contentus

I hasten
egressus ; egressus ; m.

landing -place
labor ; laboris ; m.

toil - labor
laudo; laudare ; laudavi ; laudatus

I praise
lux ; lucis ; f.

light - daylight
optimus ; optima ; optimum

best
orior ; oriri ; ortus sum

I rise - I spring from
qua

in which place - where - wherever
remigo; remigare ; remigavi

I row
sinistra ; sinistrae ; f.

left hand
sub

under - below - near - during (+acc or abl)
vectorius ; vectoria ; vectorium

for carrying

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