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praesto -stare -stiti -stitum
surpass, excel, fulfill, perform, show,offer
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priscus -a -um
ancient, of former times
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pristinus -a -um
former, original
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probrosus -a -um
shameful, disgraceful
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probrum -i n.
disgrace, shame, insult
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promo promere prompsi promptum
bring out, disclose
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prosum prodesse profui (+ dat.)
be of use
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puppis -is f.
stern of ship, ship
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quaestio -onis f.
inquiry, public investigation
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quaestus -us m.
gain, profit
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quasi
as if, just as, as it were
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quilibet quaelibet quodlibet
anyone, anything
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quivis quaevis quodvis
anyone, anything
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refert referre rettulit (mea, tua, etc.)
it profits, it matters, it concerns
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reor reri ratus sum
think
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reus -i m.
the accused, the defendant
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robur -oris n.
oak, strength, power
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rudis -is -e
rough, crude, clumsy, inexperienced
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saltus -us m.
pasture-land, woodland, valley
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scopulus -i m.
rock, crag
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securus -a -um
free from care, untroubled, serene
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sedo (1)
calm, quiet, stop
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sodalis -is c.
friend, comrade
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sollers (gen. -ertis)
skilful, clever
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sollertia -ae f.
skill, ingenuity, shrewdness
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solor (1)
comfort, console
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solum -i n.
ground, soil, land
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sors sortis f.
lot, chance, fate, share
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species -iei f.
appearance, shape, pretext
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sterno sternere stravi stratum
spread out, lay flat, overthrow
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stipendium -i n.
pay, military service
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strepo strepere strepui
make a noise
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stringo stringere strinxi strictum
draw a sword, tie, pluck
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superi -orum m.pl.
the gods above
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superstes (gen. -stitis)
surviving
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supersum -esse -fui
be left, remain, survive
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supplicium -i n.
punishment, torture
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taedet -ere -uit (+ acc. and gen.)
it wearies or disgusts, one is tired of, disgusted with
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taedium -i n.
weariness, disgust
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tenebrae -arum f.pl.
darkness
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tormentum -i n.
artillery, torture
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torqueo -ere torsi tortum
twist, throw, torture
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tueor tueri tuitus sum
look at, look after, protect
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tumultus -us m.
uproar, rebellion
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tumulus -i m.
(burial) mound, hill
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turma -ae f.
troop, squadron
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ulciscor ulcisci ultus sum
avenge
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ultimus -a -um
furthest, last, extreme
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ultra (adv. and prep. + acc.)
beyond, past
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usque
continuously, right up to
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usus -us m.
use, practice, experience
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vaco (1)
be empty of, free from (+ abl.), have leisure for (+ dat.)
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vadum -i n.
ford, sea (often plur.)
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vates -is c.
prophet, poet
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vello vellere vulsi vulsum
pluck, tear away
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venia -ae f.
pardon, mercy, permission
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vertex -icis m.
whirlpool, whirlwind, top, summit,head
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vestigium -i n.
footprint, trace
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vincio vincire vinxi vinctum
tie, bind
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vinculum -i n.
chain, rope, bond
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visus -us m.
look, glance, vision
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voluptas -atis f.
pleasure
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accendo -ere -cendi -censum
set on fire, inflame
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adhuc
until now, hitherto, as yet
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adiuvo -are -iuvi -iutum
help
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administro (1)
manage, direct
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adorno (1)
equip, prepare
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aequalis -is -e
level, equal, of same age
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aeternus -a -um
perpetual, eternal
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afficio -ficere -feci -fectum
affect, influence, endow with
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agito (1)
drive, toss, keep going
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alias
at another time, elsewhere
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aliquando
at some time, sometimes
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aliter
otherwise, differently
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alo -ere alui altum (or alitum)
nourish, bring up, maintain
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amplus -a -um
big, spacious, grand
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