Question | Answer |
Accēdō | -cēdō – cessī –cessum- come up to approach |
Accipiō | cipere –cēpī –ceptus to take, receive, accept, to welcome entertain |
Aequus | -a –um adj even, level, smooth |
Agō | agere, ēgī, āctus- to drive, lead, conduct |
Arma | orum n. Plural- armor defensive arms |
Auxilium | -lī N. help |
Bellum | -ī N. War; warfare |
Capiō | capere cēpī captus to take hold of grasp |
Causa | ae f. cause grounds, motive reason |
Cēdō | cēdere, cessī, cessurus to grant, concede, yield, give up |
Concordia | ae, f. harmony |
Debeo | ere, debui debitus to owe to be responsible for |
Defendo | -ere, defendi, defendsus: to defend |
Dominus | -I m. master |
Duco | ducere, duxi, ductus to lead, guide, direct, conduct, command |
Efficio | -ere, effeci, effectus to bring about, bring to pass, effect cause produce |
Excedo | -ere, excessi, excessurus depart |
Exspecto | -are, avi, atus await |
Facio | facere, feci factus, to make |
Invenio | invenire, inveni, inventus to come upon, find, come across |
Latus | a, um wide |
Locus | I M. place, spot |
Maturo | -are, -avi, -atus hasten |
Mitto | ere, misi, missus to send |
Munio | ire, ivi, itus fortify |
Narro | -are, -avi, atus to tell, relate, narrate |
-ne | it introduces a question and is put on the first word of the sentence |
Nuntius | ti m. messenger |
Officium | -cI n. duty |
Oppidum | -I n. town |
Pono | ponere, posui, positus to put |
Populus | I m. people |
Pretium | -tI n. price |
Publicus | –a –um adj public |
Pulcher | - Chra chrum beautiful |
Quid | what |
Quis | who |
Rego | -ere, rexi, rectus rule guide |
Templum | -I N. shrine, temple |
Terminus | -I M. boundary limit |
Ubi | where, when |
Venio | ire, veni, venturus- to come |
Verus | -a, -um true actual genuine real |
Vester | -tra –trum your yours |