| Question | Answer |
| praemitto | praemittere/praemisi/praemissus = to send before or in advance |
| subsequor | subsequi/subsecutus sum (deponent)= to follow closely [sequor = to follow] |
| audacter | (adv.) = fearlessly, daringly |
| conicio | conicere/conieci/coniectus = to hurl, throw, cast |
| consisto | consistere/constiti/--- = to take a stand or position; to stop, remain, stay |
| desilio | desilire/desilui/desultus = to jump from, dismount |
| expeditus | -a, -um = unimpeded; w/out baggage; light armed |
| fluctus | -us, m. = flood; wave |
| insuefactus | -a, -um = accustomed, trained |
| nisi | (conj.) = if not, except, unless |
| notus | -a, -um = known, well-known, familiar |
| onus | oneris, nt. = burden, load; weight |
| paulum | (adv.) = a little, somewhat, slightly |
| progredior | progredi/progressus sum (deponent) = to step or go forward, advance |
| propter | (+ acc.) = on account of, because of |
| alacritas | alacritatis, f. = enthusiasm, eagerness, zeal |
| imperitus | -a, -um = inexperienced, unskilled, ignorant [peritus, -a, -um = experienced, skilled, etc.] |
| omnino | (adv.) = at all; altogether, only |
| studium | studii, nt. = eagerness; devotion; pursuit |
| animadverto | animadvertere/-verti/-versus = to turn one's mind to; to notice |
| aperio | aperire/aperui/apertus = to open, expose |
| funda | -ae, f. = sling (weapon) |
| iniusitatus | -a, -um = unusual, startling |
| motus | -us, m. = movement; uprising, disturbance |
| propello | propellere/propuli/propulsus = to put to flight, rout; to drive back |
| removeo | removere/removi/remotus = to move back or away, withdraw |
| remus | -i, m. = oar |
| sagitta | -ae, f. = arrow |
| species | speciei, f. = sight; appearance |
| submoveo | submovere/submovi/submotus = to drive away |
| tormentum | -i, nt. = an engine or machine (for hurling missiles, e.g. catapults and ballistas) |
| aquila | -ae, f. = eagle; a military standard -- the main standard of a legion |
| cunctor | cunctari/cunctatus sum (deponent) = to delay, hesitate, be reluctant |
| evenio | evenire/eveni/eventus = to turn out, result |
| feliciter | (adv.) = happily, fortunately |
| obtestor | obtestari/obtestatus sum (deponent) = to call to witness; to beseech, entreat, beg |
| permoveo | permovere/permovi/permotus = to move thoroughly, incite |
| cohortor | cohortari/cohortatus sum (deponent) = to encourage greatly, cheer, animate |
| commilito | commilitonis, m. = fellow soldier, comrade |
| dedecus | dedecoris, nt. = dishonor, disgrace |
| officium | officii, nt. = allegiance, duty; business |
| proicio | proicere/proieci/proiectus = to throw forward or away; to reject, give up; [se proicere = to cast oneself; to jump] |
| acriter | (adv.) = sharply, fiercely |
| circumsisto | circumsistere/circumstiti/--- = to surround |
| occurro | ocurrere/occurri/occursus = to meet; to happen upon; to come to **this verb has DATIVE objects |
| consequor | consequi/consecutus sum (deponent) = to follow up; to reach |
| fuga | -ae, f. = flight [in fugam conicere or dare = to put to flight] |
| impetus | -us, m. = attack; force, vehemence |
| navigium | navigii, nt. = ship |
| submitto | submittere/submisi/submissus = to send; to send to the assistance of |
| subsidium | subsidii, nt. = reserve force; help |
| pristinus | -a, -um = former; previous |
