Caesar 'de Bello Gallico'

Front 1

proelium, proelii (m.)

Back 1

battle, combat, fight (pl. warriors)

Front 2

expugno, expugnare, expugnavi, expugnatus

Back 2

to storm, plunder, defeat, break into

Front 3

hiems, hiemis (f.)

Back 3

winter; cold; storm

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gero, gerere, gessi, gestus [bellum gerere]

Back 4

to bear, carry (in one's hands); to carry out, do, transact; to spend, pass time [to wage war]

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equitatus, equitatus (m.)

Back 5

cavalry

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reliquus, reliquua, reliquum (adj.) [reliquum est + inf./ut][reliquum aliquid facere]

Back 6

remaining, left over, left (adj.) [it only remains to...][to leave something behind]

Front 7

accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus

Back 7

to take; accept

Front 8

agmen, agminis (n.)

Back 8

herd, flock, troop, crowd; army column; body, mass

Front 9

accio, accire, accivi, accitus [mortem sibi accire]

Back 9

to call; send for; invite [to commit suicide]

Front 10

acies, aciei (f.)

Back 10

sharpness; keenness of vision; eyesight; mental power; battle/battle array/battleline

Front 11

aliquot (indecl. numeral)

Back 11

several

Front 12

animadverto, animadvertere, animadverti, animadvertus

Back 12

to turn toward; notice; realize; criticize; punish

Front 13

autem (adv.)

Back 13

however (adv.)

Front 14

beneficium, beneficii (n.)

Back 14

favour (n.)

Front 15

caedo, caedere, cecidi, caesus (cf. cado, cadere, cecidi)

Back 15

to strike (cf. to fall)

Front 16

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessus

Back 16

(tr.) to grant, concede, yield; (intr.) to walk, go away; to pass (time)

Front 17

certamen, certaminis (f.) [certatim (adv.)]

Back 17

contest, battle, combat [in rivalry (adv.)]

Front 18

cingo, cingere, cinxi, cinctus

Back 18

to encircle

Front 19

circiter (+ acc.) [or adv.]

Back 19

about, roughly (prep.) [about, nearly, approximately]

Front 20

coepio, coepere, coepi, coeptus

Back 20

to begin

Front 21

conor, conari, conatus sum (dep.)

Back 21

(tr.) to try

Front 22

consuetudo, consuetudinis (f.)

Back 22

custom, habit

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coram (adv.)

Back 23

face to face (adv.)

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corona, coronae (f.)

Back 24

crown; ring of soldiers

Front 25

creber, crebra, crebrum (adj.)

Back 25

numerous, crowded (adj.)

Front 26

cunctor, cunctari, cunctatus sum [cunctatu brevi] (dep.)

Back 26

to hesitate, delay, linger [after a brief moment's hesitation]

Front 27

cupio, cupere, cupivi [ii], cupitus

Back 27

to desire, want

Front 28

dedo, dedere, dedidi, deditus

Back 28

to give up, surrender

Front 29

desum, desesse, defui, defuturus

Back 29

to fall short; fail

Front 30

discedo, discedere, discessi, discessus

Back 30

to depart, go away; cease from

Front 31

diu (adv.)

Back 31

for a long time (adv.)

Front 32

paulisper (adv.)

Back 32

for a short while (adv.)

Front 33

paulatim (adv.)

Back 33

gradually, a few at a time, little by little (adv.)

Front 34

doceo, docere, docui, doctus

Back 34

to tell, inform, teach

Front 35

egredior, egredi, egressus sum (dep.)

Back 35

to march out; go forth

Front 36

frumentum, frumenti (n.)

Back 36

grain, the grain supply

Front 37

genus, generis (n.)

Back 37

birth, race, tribe

Front 38

hortor, hortari, hortatus sum (dep.)

Back 38

to encourage, incite, cheer on (as with soldiers)

Front 39

idoneus, idonea, idoneum (adj.)

Back 39

suitable, fitting, good for... (adj.)

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inde (adv.)

Back 40

thence, hence, from that place (adv.)

Front 41

interdum (adv.)

Back 41

from time to time; occasionally (adv.)

Front 42

item (adv.)

Back 42

in the same way; likewise (adv.)

Front 43

obses, obsidis (m.f.)

Back 43

hostage

Front 44

obsidio, obsidionis (f.)

Back 44

blockade, siege

Front 45

oportet, oportere, oportuit (v. impers.)

Back 45

ought, should (v. impers.)

Front 46

paene (adv.)

Back 46

nearly, almost (adv.)

Front 47

pateo, patere, patui (v.intr.)

Back 47

to be open, to be exposed, to be clear

Front 48

patior, pati, passus sum (dep.)

Back 48

to put up with, submit, allow (sexually)

Front 49

posco, poscere, poposci (v.tr. - weaker than flagito)

Back 49

to ask, request, beg, demand

Front 50

potestas, potestatis (f.)

Back 50

power, rule

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praeda, praedae (f.)

Back 51

booty plunder, loot

Front 52

praeterea (conj.)

Back 52

besides, moreover (conj.)

Front 53

pretium, pretii (n.)

Back 53

price, value; prize

Front 54

prex, precis (usually plural: preces)

Back 54

request, entreaty, prayer, imprecation

Front 55

pridem (adv.)

Back 55

long ago, formerly, previously

Front 56

puto, putare, putavi, putatus

Back 56

to think, consider, ponder; trim

Front 57

queror, quesri, questus sum

Back 57

(v.tr.) to complain about, lament; (intr.) to complain (to chirp - birds)

Front 58

scutum, scuti (m.)

Back 58

large shield

Front 59

telum, teli (n.)

Back 59

long spear, weapon, sword, knife

Front 60

tuba, tubae (f.)

Back 60

a straight trumpet

Front 61

vadum, vadi (n.)

Back 61

a fjord on a river, shallow shoals, the sea

Front 62

valles, vallis (f.) (or vallis, vallis)

Back 62

valley, vale, a hollow

Front 63

velut (conj.)

Back 63

just as, just as if (conj.)

Front 64

vix (adv.)

Back 64

hardly, barely, scarcely (adv.)

Front 65

aegre (adv.)

Back 65

scarcely, painfully, with difficulty

Front 66

parco, parcere, perpeci, parsurus

Back 66

to spare, use sparingly

Front 67

occido, occidere, occidi, occasus

Back 67

to fall, fall down (as in the setting of the sun)