Henle Latin Second Year Words To Remember - The Helvetian Drive

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Belgae, Belgārum, m.

Back 1

the Belgians

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lingua, ae

Back 2

tongue; language

Front 3

mercātor, mercātōris

Back 3

merchant

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praetereā, adv.

Back 4

besides; furthermore

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Germānus, ī

Back 5

a German

Front 6

Rhēnus, ī

Back 6

The Rhine (a river)

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mercātōribus

Back 7

by, with, from merchants

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quā dē causā

Back 8

for this reason; wherefore; therefore

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Helvētius, ī

Back 9

an Helvetian

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quoque, adv.

Back 10

also

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Orgetorīx, Orgetorīgis

Back 11

Orgetorix (an Helvetian noble)

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cupiditās, cupiditātis

Back 12

desire; eagerness

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conjūrātiō, conjūrātiōnis

Back 13

conspiracy; plot

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Jūra, ae

Back 14

The Jura Mountains

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Sēquanus, ī

Back 15

A Sequanian

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Rhodanus, ī

Back 16

The Rhone (a river)

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profectiō, profectiōnis

Back 17

setting out; departure

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Orgetorīge

Back 18

by, with, from an Orgetorix

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lēgātiō, lēgātiōnis

Back 19

embassy; legation

Front 20

cupiditātem

Back 20

desire; eagerness (accusative only)

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Haeduus, ī

Back 21

An Haeduan

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conjūrātiōnis

Back 22

of a conspiracy; of a plot (Gen.)

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omnīnō, adv.

Back 23

in all; altogether; entirely

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profectiōnem

Back 24

setting out; departure (Acc. sing. only)

Front 25

lēgātiōnes

Back 25

embassy; legations (Acc. pl. only)

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domō f.

Back 26

from home

Front 27

multō

Back 27

much; by much

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fluō, fluere, flūxī, 3, intr.

Back 28

flow

Front 29

Allobrogēs, Allobrogum

Back 29

The Allobroges (a Gallic tribe)

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rīpa, ae

Back 30

bank (of a river)

Front 31

inquiunt (usually placed after first word of quotation)

Back 31

they say; they said

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flūxit

Back 32

He, she, it flowed

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Allobrogibus

Back 33

to, for the Allobroges; by, with, from the Allobroges

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concēdō, concēdere, concessī, concessus, 3, tr., and intr.

Back 34

withdraw; yield; allow; grant

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spatium, ī

Back 35

space; extent; interval

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intereā, adv.

Back 36

meanwhile

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perdūcō, perdūcere, perdūxī, perductus, 3, tr.

Back 37

lead through; construct; influence; prolong

Front 38

castellum, ī

Back 38

fort

Front 39

concesserant

Back 39

they had withdrawn; yielded; allowed; granted

Front 40

mōs, mōris, m.

Back 40

manner; custom

Front 41

sī, conj.

Back 41

if

Front 42

mūnītiō, mūnītiōnis

Back 42

fortification

Front 43

concessum est

Back 43

he, she, it was withdrawn; yielded; allowed; granted

Front 44

perdūxērunt

Back 44

they led through; constructed; influenced; prolonged

Front 45

mōre

Back 45

according to (the) custom

Front 46

perductī erant

Back 46

they had been led through; constructed; influenced; prolonged

Front 47

mūnītiōnibus

Back 47

to, for fortifications; by, with, from fortifications

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Titus (ī) Labiēnus (ī)

Back 48

Titus Labienus (Caesar's trusted lieutenant)

Front 49

circum, prep. w. acc.

Back 49

around

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hiemō, 1, intr.

Back 50

winter; spend the winter

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quā, relative adv.

Back 51

where

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Alpēs, Alpium, f.

Back 52

The Alps

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hiemāvit

Back 53

he, she, it wintered; spent the winter

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Alpibus

Back 54

to, for The Alps; by, with, from The Alps

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inde, adv.

Back 55

thence; from that place; from there

Front 56

extrā, prep. w. acc.

Back 56

outside; beyond

Front 57

jam, adv.

Back 57

already; now

Front 58

hiemātī sunt

Back 58

they were wintered

Front 59

paene, adv.

Back 59

almost; nearly

Front 60

cōnspectus, ūs

Back 60

sight

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līberī, līberōrum

Back 61

children

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servitūs, servitūtis

Back 62

slavery

Front 63

explōrātōr, explōrātōris

Back 63

scout

Front 64

quārtus, a, um

Back 64

fourth

Front 65

vērō, adv.

Back 65

in truth; but; however

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servitūtem

Back 66

slavery (acc. s. only)

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vigilia, ae

Back 67

watch

Front 68

nōndum, adv.

Back 68

not yet

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explōrātōribus

Back 69

to, for the scout; by, with, from the scout

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amplius, adv.

Back 70

more

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āvertō, āvertere, āvertī, āversus, 3, tr.

Back 71

turn away; turn aside

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fugitīvus, ī

Back 72

runaway slave

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commūtō, 1, tr.

Back 73

change; alter

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āverterant

Back 74

they had turned away; turned aside

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convertō, convertere, convertī, conversus, 3, tr.

Back 75

turn around; wheel about; change

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ā novissimō agmine

Back 76

from the rear

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āversus est

Back 77

he, she, it were turned away; turned aside

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īnsequor, īnsequī, īnsecūtus sum, 3, tr.

Back 78

pursue

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commūtāvērunt

Back 79

they changed; altered

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convertērunt

Back 80

they turned around; wheeled about; changed

Front 81

commūtātae erant

Back 81

they had been changed; altered

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conversa est

Back 82

it was turned around; wheeled about; changed

Front 83

īnsecūtus est

Back 83

he was pursued

Front 84

triplex, triplicis

Back 84

triple

Front 85

veterānus, a, um

Back 85

veteran

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jugum, ī

Back 86

yoke; ridge

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Gallia, ae Citerior, Citerioris

Back 87

Hither Gaul (the region in Italy between the Po River and the Alps)

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triplicī

Back 88

to, for triple (dat. s. only)

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sarcina, ae

Back 89

pack (carried by one soldier)

Front 90

succēdō, succēdere, successī, successum, 3, intr.

Back 90

come up to; advance; am next to

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Galliae Citeriōris

Back 91

of the Hither Gaul (gen. s. only)

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tandem, adv.

Back 92

at last; at length; finally

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successērunt

Back 93

they came up to; advanced; were next to

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dēfessus, a, um

Back 94

exhausted; wearied; worn out

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circiter, adv.

Back 95

about

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claudō, claudere, clausī, clausus, 3, tr.

Back 96

shut; close

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latus, a, um

Back 97

wide

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circumveniō, circumvenīre, circumvēnī, circumventus, 4, tr.

Back 98

come around, surround; cut off; betray

Front 99

clausit

Back 99

he, she, it shut; closed

Front 100

clausum est

Back 100

it was shut; closed

Front 101

lateribus

Back 101

to, for wide; by, with, from wide

Front 102

anceps, ancipitis

Back 102

with two sides; double

Front 103

objiciō, objicere, objēcī, objectus, 3, tr.

Back 103

throw in the way; place in front

Front 104

conjiciō, conjicere, conjēci, conjectus, 3, tr.

Back 104

hurl; throw; cast

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supersum, superesse, superfuī, irreg., intr. (w. dat.)

Back 105

am over; remain; survive

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ancipitī

Back 106

to, for double (dat. s. only)

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conjēcit

Back 107

he, she, it hurled; threw; casted

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superest

Back 108

he, she, it is over; remaining; surviving

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objēcērunt

Back 109

they threw in the way; placed in front

Front 110

trīduum, ī

Back 110

three days (a period of)

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objecta sunt

Back 111

they were thrown in the way; placed in front

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superfuit

Back 112

he, she, it was over; remained; survived

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conjectum est

Back 113

he, she, it was hurled; thrown; casted

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dēditiō, dēditiōnis

Back 114

surrender; capitulation

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prōjiciō, prōjicere, prōjēcī, prōjectus, 3, tr.

Back 115

throw forward; cast

Front 116

eō, adv.

Back 116

thither; to that place; there

Front 117

dēditiōnem

Back 117

surrender; capitulation (acc. s. only)

Front 118

poscō, poscere, poposcī, 3, tr., ab (ā) w. abl. of person, acc. of thing ut (nē)

Back 118

ask; demand

Front 119

prōjēcit

Back 119

he, she, it threw forward; casted

Front 120

prōjecti erant

Back 120

they were thrown forward; casted

Front 121

poposcērunt

Back 121

they asked; demanded

Front 122

perterreō, 2, tr.

Back 122

terrify greatly; frighten thoroughly

Front 123

perfuga, ae

Back 123

deserter; refugee

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perterruit

Back 124

he, she, it terrified greatly; frightened thoroughly

Front 125

perterritae sunt

Back 125

they were terrified greatly; frightened thoroughly