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Discedo
verb. i go away, i depart
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Discedere
- verb. infinitive
- to go away, to depart
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Discessi
- Verb. 1st person singular perfect
- I had/have gone away, departed
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Discessurus
- verb. perfect participle
- departed
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Iubeo
- verb. 1st person singular
- i order
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Iussi
- Verb. 1st person singular perfect
- i have/has ordered
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Iussus
- verb. perfect participle
- recovered
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Recipio
- verb.
- i take back, i recover
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Recipere
- verb. infinitive
- to take back, to recover
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Redegi
- verb. 1st person singular perfect
- i have/has taken back, recovered
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Receptus
- verb. perfect participle
- recovered
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Redigo
- verb.
- I drive back, I reduce
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Redigere
- verb. Infinitive
- to drive back, to reduce
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Redegi
- verb. 1st person singular perfect
- i have/has driven back, reduced
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Redactus
- verb. perfect participle
- reduced
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In provinciam redigere
to reduce the status of a province
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Removeo
- verb.
- I remove, I move back
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Removere
- verb. infinitive
- to remove, to move back
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Removi
- verb. 1st person singular perfect
- i have/has removed, moved back
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Remotus
- verb. perfect participle
- removed
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Beneficium, Benefici
n. kindness, benefit
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Exemplum, Exempli
n. example
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Egreguis
- adj. Distinguished, Excellent
- he is distinguished
- it is distinguished
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Egregia
- adj. Distinguished, Excellent
- she is distinguished
- it is distinguished
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Egreium
- adj. Distinguished, Excellent
- it is distinguished, excellent
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Propono
- verb.
- i put foward, i offer
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Proponere
- verb. inifinitve
- to put foward, to offer
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Proposui
- Verb. 1st person singular perfect
- I have/has put foward, offered
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Propositus
- verb. perfect participle
- offered
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Suscipio
- verb.
- I undretake, I take up, I start
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Suscipere
- verb. inifintive
- to undertake, to take up, to start
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Suscepi
- verb. 1st person singular perfect
- i have/has undertaken, taken up, started
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Susceptus
- Verb. perfect participle
- started, undertaken
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Sub
- under, close up
- with acc. after verb in motion
- with abl. after verbs of rest
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