De Bello Gallico Iv.28 Phrases

Front 1

est ventum navēs

Back 1

"it was arrived" the ships
(impersonal)

Front 2

ex superiōre portū solvērunt

Back 2

they set sail ("loosened the ropes")
from the upper port

Front 3

tempestās coorta est

Back 3

a storm arose

Front 4

proprius sōlis occāsum

Back 4

to the west
(nearer to the setting of the sun)

Front 5

fluctus, -ūs, m

Back 5

wave

Front 6

cum flūctibus complērentur

Back 6

since they were (beginning to be) filled up by the waves

Front 7

adversā nocte

Back 7

with night being faced
(at nightfall)

Front 8

prōvehō, prōvehere, prōvexī, prōvectus
(active and passive meanings)

Back 8

active: to carry along
passive: to advance, put out to sea

Front 9

accidit, accidere, accidit

Back 9

it happens, it happened

Front 10

cōnsuescō, cōnsuescere, cōnsuēvī, cōnsuētus

Back 10

to accustom;
perfect= be accustomed to, be in the habit of

Front 11

aestus maritimus, aestūs maritimī, m

Back 11

tide
(surge of the sea)

Front 12

dēligō, dēligāre (1)

Back 12

to tie up