Cicero: Pro Caelio Vocab 101-200

Front 1

impedītus –a –um

Back 1

weighed down, with difficulty

Front 2

prōpositum –ī n.

Back 2

a plan, intention

Front 3

concessus –ūs m.

Back 3

a concession

Front 4

incurrō –ere –currī or cucurrī –cursus

Back 4

to run into or against; rush upon

Front 5

suscēnseō suscēnsēre suscēnsuī —

Back 5

to be enraged

Front 6

versūra –ae f.

Back 6

a turning round

Front 7

imperātrīx –īcis f.

Back 7

she who commands, a mistress

Front 8

nefārius nefāria nefārium

Back 8

impious, abominable

Front 9

sodālis sodālis m.

Back 9

comrade

Front 10

ūnā

Back 10

together

Front 11

grātiōsus –a –um

Back 11

popular

Front 12

retrahō –ere –trāxī –trāctus

Back 12

to draw back

Front 13

Camurtius –iī m.

Back 13

Camurtius

Front 14

ōrnāmentum –ī n.

Back 14

equipment

Front 15

horreō horrēre horruī

Back 15

to dread

Front 16

stuprum stuprī n.

Back 16

violation

Front 17

lūdus lūdī m.

Back 17

game

Front 18

eōdem

Back 18

the same place

Front 19

patruus patruī m.

Back 19

uncle

Front 20

obsideō obsidēre obsēdī obsessus

Back 20

to blockade

Front 21

Cūrius –iī m.

Back 21

Curius

Front 22

flōrēscō flōrēscere — —

Back 22

to bloom

Front 23

quadrō quadrāre

Back 23

to make square, put in order

Front 24

obtegō –ere –tēxī –tēctus

Back 24

to cover up or over

Front 25

eximius –a –um

Back 25

exceptional, distinguished

Front 26

magnopere

Back 26

greatly

Front 27

acerbus –a –um

Back 27

bitter

Front 28

adulēscentia –ae f.

Back 28

youth

Front 29

sollicitō sollicitāre sollicitāvī sollicitātus

Back 29

to stir up

Front 30

mūnicipium mūnicipi(ī) n.

Back 30

township

Front 31

simultās –ātis f.

Back 31

a state of animosity, a feud

Front 32

vidua viduae f.

Back 32

unmarried woman, widow

Front 33

dīruō –ere –uī –utus

Back 33

to overthrow

Front 34

aedicula –ae f.

Back 34

a small building

Front 35

splendor splendōris m.

Back 35

brightness

Front 36

opprimō opprimere oppressī oppressus

Back 36

to press on

Front 37

discindō –ere –scidī –scissus

Back 37

to tear asunder

Front 38

flētus fletūs m.

Back 38

weeping

Front 39

equidem

Back 39

indeed

Front 40

disputō disputāre disputāvī disputātus

Back 40

to discuss, debate, argue

Front 41

praeditus –a –um

Back 41

endowed with

Front 42

integritās –ātis f.

Back 42

completeness

Front 43

largītor –ōris m.

Back 43

dispenser

Front 44

industrius –a –um

Back 44

industrious

Front 45

nātus –ūs m.

Back 45

birth, age (used only in the abl.)

Front 46

familiāris familiāre

Back 46

domestic, intimate

Front 47

maledictum –ī n.

Back 47

a curse

Front 48

labōriōsus –a –um

Back 48

laborious

Front 49

reformīdō reformīdāre

Back 49

to fear greatly

Front 50

īnsimulō īnsimulāre

Back 50

to accuse (falsely)

Front 51

quis –quid after si nisi ne num

Back 51

anyone anything someone something

Front 52

lēnis –e

Back 52

gentle, kind, mild

Front 53

persolvō –ere –solvī –solūtus

Back 53

to loosen completely; set free; free one's self from obligation; pay

Front 54

timidus –a –um

Back 54

fearful

Front 55

effrēnātus –a –um

Back 55

unrestrained

Front 56

paulum paulī n.

Back 56

small amount

Front 57

comitātus –ūs m.

Back 57

an accompanying or following; a suite

Front 58

Diō or Diōn Diōnis m.

Back 58

Dio or Dion

Front 59

dēpellō dēpellere dēpulī dēpulsus

Back 59

to drive off, expel

Front 60

adolēscentulus adulēscentulī m.

Back 60

young man

Front 61

nitor –ōris m.

Back 61

brightness, brilliance

Front 62

dēleō dēlēre dēlīvī dēlētus

Back 62

to destroy

Front 63

pontificius –a –um

Back 63

of or belonging to a pontifex

Front 64

fīrmus –a –um

Back 64

firm, strong

Front 65

fundāmentum –ī n.

Back 65

foundation

Front 66

Vettiānus –a –um

Back 66

of or relating to Vettius

Front 67

dīluō dīluere dīluī dīlūtus

Back 67

to dissolve; wash

Front 68

praemūniō praemūnīre praemūnīvī praemūnītum

Back 68

to fortify in front

Front 69

splendidus –a –um

Back 69

shining, clear, brilliant, splendid

Front 70

persequor persequī persecūtus sum

Back 70

to pursue

Front 71

adventus adventūs m.

Back 71

an arrival

Front 72

prōcēritās –ātis f.

Back 72

tallness

Front 73

particeps participis m.

Back 73

participant

Front 74

rēfert rēferre rētulit

Back 74

to it concerns

Front 75

laetor laetārī laetātus sum

Back 75

to rejoice, be glad

Front 76

prōlābor –lāpsus sum –dep.

Back 76

to slip forward

Front 77

exercitātiō –ōnis f.

Back 77

training

Front 78

īnfēlīx īnfēlīcis

Back 78

unfortunate, unhappy

Front 79

quiēs quiētis f.

Back 79

rest

Front 80

silvestris –e

Back 80

pertaining to the woods, pastoral

Front 81

necessārius necessāri(ī) m.

Back 81

relative; close friend

Front 82

satis–faciō –facere –fēcī –factum

Back 82

to satisfy

Front 83

recitō recitāre recitāvī recitātus

Back 83

to read aloud

Front 84

dēposcō dēposcere dēpoposcī —

Back 84

to demand

Front 85

pergravis –e

Back 85

very weighty, highly important

Front 86

Palātium –ī n.

Back 86

the Palatine hill

Front 87

sānctitās –ātis f.

Back 87

sacredness

Front 88

afflīgō affligere afflīxī afflīctus

Back 88

to beat, strike

Front 89

agrestis agrestis agreste

Back 89

rural, rustic

Front 90

congredior congredī congressus sum

Back 90

to meet, engage

Front 91

dētrahō –ere –trāxī –tractum

Back 91

to take away from

Front 92

eximō eximere exēmī exēmptus

Back 92

to take away, remove

Front 93

sapienter sapientius sapientissime

Back 93

wisely more wisely most wisely

Front 94

dēpōnō dēpōnere dēposuī dēpositus

Back 94

to put down

Front 95

Antōnius –iī m.

Back 95

Antonius

Front 96

moderor moderāri moderātus sum

Back 96

to manage

Front 97

Catilīna –ae m.

Back 97

Catilina

Front 98

malum malī n.

Back 98

evil, calamity

Front 99

dēfōrmō dēfōrmāre dēfōrmāvī dēfōrmātus

Back 99

to disfigure

Front 100

redoleō –ēre –uī

Back 100

to give forth a smell; to be redolent of