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tollo tollere sustuli sublatum
raise, take away, remove
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turbo (1)
confuse, disturb, throw into disorder
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turpis -is -e
disgraceful, ugly
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umbra -ae f.
shade, shadow, ghost
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uterque -traque -trumque
both, each of two
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utor uti usus sum (+ abl.)
use
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valeo (2)
be strong, be healthy, have power or
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varius -a -um
different, various, diverse
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vesper -eris m. (acc. vesperum)
evening
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vicinus -a -um
nearby, neighbouring
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vigilia -ae f.
guard, watch
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vis f. (pl. vires -ium)
strength, force, violence
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volvo volvere volvi volutum
roll (trans.), ponder
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vultus -us m.
face, expression
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accidit -cidere -cidit
it happens
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acutus -a -um
sharp, pointed
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adimo -imere -emi -emptum
take away
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aes aeris n.
bronze, anything made of bronze,money
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aether -eris m.
(upper) air
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aevum -i n.
an age, era, lifetime
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agrestis -is -e
of the country, rustic
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ala -ae f.
wing (of bird or army)
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amplector -ecti -exus sum
embrace
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amplius (adv.)
more, further, besides
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angustiae -arum f.pl.
narrow place, defile, difficulty, distress
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animadverto -vertere -verti -versum
notice, blame
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appareo (2)
appear, be seen
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aquila -ae f.
eagle, legionary standard
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arceo (2)
keep away, keep off (trans.)
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auctor -oris m.
person responsible for, instigator, originator
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auctoritas -atis f.
authority, influence
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avidus -a -um
greedy, eager for
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caedes -is f.
murder, slaughter
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careo carere carui caritum (+ abl.)
lack, be without
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casus -us m.
fall, chance, happening
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certamen -inis n.
struggle, contest
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certo (1)
fight, struggle
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cingo cingere cinxi cinctum
surround, wreathe
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circumdo -dare -dedi -datum
surround
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civilis -is -e
civil, civic, polite
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clam (adv. and prep. + acc.)
secretly, unknown to
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coma -ae f.
hair, foliage
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comes comitis c.
companion, friend
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comminus (adv.)
at close quarters
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committo -mittere -misi -missum
join, commit, trust
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commodum -i n.
advantage, profit
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commodus -a -um
suitable, convenient, favourable
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comparo (1)
procure, obtain
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comperio -perire -perui -pertum
find out, discover
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compleo -plere -plevi -pletum
fill up (trans.)
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condo condere condidi conditum
found, establish, store up, hide, bury
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coniuro (1)
conspire, plot
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consentio -sentire -sensi -sensum
agree
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conspectus -us m.
sight, view
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conspicuus -a -um
visible, remarkable
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constans (gen. -antis)
firm, steady, resolute
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constantia -ae f.
firmness of character, courage
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constat -stare -stitit
it is agreed
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contineo -tinere -tinui -tentum
enclose, hold back, contain
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coram (adv. and prep. + abl.)
openly, in the presence of
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cubo cubare cubui cubitum
lie down
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curia -ae f.
senate-house
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cursus -us m.
running, course, journey
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decorus -a -um
elegant, beautiful, fitting
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deditio -onis f.
surrender
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deficio -ficere -feci -fectum
desert, fail, run short
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deligo -ligere -legi -lectum
choose, select
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desino -sinere -sii -situm
cease, desist from
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