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arbitrari
to think,suppose
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carcer, caceris
cell, prison
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sagax, sagacis
keen, quick
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flectere
to bend; to turn
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decet
to adorn; to be right for
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sternere
to spread; to defeat
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figere
to drive in; to pierce
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opus, operis
work; function
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cuspis, cuspisdis
sharp point, tip
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medulla
marrow of one's bones
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expers, expertis +___
inexperienced (+gen)
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avius, avia avium
remote, pathless
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nepos, nepotis
grandchild
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exosus +___
hating (+acc)
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obsequor, obsequi
to obey
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Carmen, carminis
chant, hymn
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retro (and) ultra
towards the rear, backwards
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stringere
to bind, secure
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absumere
to use up, wear out, exhaust
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cedere (+____)
to be inferior to (+dat)
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