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Accuso

To accuse

Fero

To bring, bear, carry

Aufero

To take/bear away, steal

Refero

To bring back, deliver, refer

Fido

To trust, believe, confide in

diffidō

To distrust

Opposite of fidō

Colligo

gather, collect

Lego

To pick, choose

Doceo

To teach

fallō

To deceive, lead astray, escape the notice of (infallible, fallacious, fallacy, fallable)

gerō

To carry on, carry about

Accūsā́re

To accuse

accūsā́vī

To accuse

accūsā́tum

To accuse

Ferre

To bring, bear, carry

tulī

To bring, bear, carry

lātum

To bring, bear, carry

accūsā́re

To accuse

accūsā́vī

To accuse

accūsā́tum

To accuse

auferre

To take, bear away, steal

abstulī

To take, bear away, steal

ablātum

To take/bear away steal

referre

To bring back, deliver, refer

rettulī

To bring back, deliver, refer

relātum

To bring back, deliver, refer

Fidere

To trust, believe, confide in

fidō

Fisus sum

To trust, believe, confide in

fidō

Diffidere

To distrust

Diffido

Diffisus sum

To distrust

diffidō

Colligere

Gather, collect

colligō

collēgī

Gather, collect

colligō

Legere

To pick, choose

Lego

lēgī

To pick, choose

legō

Lectum

To pick, choose

legō

docḗre

To teach

doceō

docuī

To teach

doceō

Doctum

To teach

doceō

Fallere

To deceive, lead astray, escape the notice of -- infallible, fallacious, fallacy, fallible

fallō

fefellī

To deceive, lead astray, escape the notice of -- infallible, fallacious, fallacy, fallible

fallō

Falsum

To deceive, lead astray, escape the notice of -- infallible, fallacious, fallacy, fallible

fallō

Gerere

To carry on, carry about -- gestation, digestion, gesture, gesticulate, congested

gerō

gessī

To carry on, carry about -- gestation, digestion, gesture, gesticulate, congested

gerō

gestum

To carry on, carry about -- gestation, digestion, gesture, gesticulate, congested

gerō

hortor

To exhort, incite, encourage, spur

hortor

hortā́ri

To exhort, incite, encourage, spur

hortor

hortā́tus sum

To exhort, incite, encourage, spur

hortor

morior

To die

morior

morī

To die

morior

mortuus sum

To die

morior

occupō

Take possession of, seize, occupy

occupō

occupā́re

Take possession of, seize, occupy

occupō

occupā́vī

Take possession of, seize, occupy

occupō

occupā́tum

Take possession of, seize, occupy

occupō

oportet

It opportunes, it behooves, it is right ( oportet -- it behooves me: it is right for me)

oportet

praebeō

Hold forth, offer, provide, supply -- (prae + habeō)

praebeō

praebḗre

Hold forth, offer, provide, supply -- (prae + habeō)

praebeō

praebuī

Hold forth, offer, provide, supply -- (prae + habeō)

praebeō

praebitum

Hold forth, offer, provide, supply -- (prae + habeō)

praebeō

proficīscor

To make forth, set forth, set out (as on a journey)

proficīscor

proficīscī

To make forth, set forth, set out (as on a journey)

proficīscor

profectus sum

To make forth, set forth, set out (as on a journey)

proficīscor

struō

To build, construct, arrange, set up (structure, construct, instruct)

struō

strūxī

To build, construct, arrange, set up (structure, construct, instruct)

struō

structum

To build, construct, arrange, set up (structure, construct, instruct)

struō

īnstruō

To build in/into, set up, build, draw up in battle formation

īnstruō

īnstrúere

To build in/into, set up, build, draw up in battle formation

īnstruō

īnstrūxī

To build in/into, set up, build, draw up in battle formation

īnstruō

īnstructum

To build in/into, set up, build, draw up in battle formation

īnstruō

testor

To bear witness to, make known, declare, assert (testify, testimony)

testor

testā́ri

To bear witness to, make known, declare, assert (testify, testimony)

testor

testā́tus sum

To bear witness to, make known, declare, assert (testify, testimony)

testor

dētestor

To bear witness against, pray against, declare down upon, curse. (detest)

dētestor

dētestā́ri

To bear witness against, pray against, declare down upon, curse. (detest)

dētestor

dētestā́tus sum

To bear witness against, pray against, declare down upon, curse. (detest)

dētestor

adventus

Coming, arrival

adventus

adventūs

Coming, arrival

adventus

bellum

War (belligerent, bellicose, antebellum)

bellī

War (belligerent, bellicose, antebellum)

bellum

cohors

Cohort; about 500 soldiers; 5 - 6 centuries, a tenth of a legion

cohors

cohortis

Cohort; about 500 soldiers; 5 - 6 centuries, a tenth of a legion

cohors

facinus

Deed (often a wicked deed, crime) (from root of "faciḗ")

facinus

facinoris

Deed (often a wicked deed, crime) (from root of "faciḗ")

facinus

fidḗs

Loyalty, trustworthiness

fidḗs

fideī

Loyalty, trustworthiness

fidḗs

lēgātus

A deputy, one bearing a delegated authority, commander of a legion, provincial governor. (From legō, légere,... to appoint, ordain, delegate authority to) (delegate)

lēgātus

lēgātī

A deputy, one bearing a delegated authority, commander of a legion, provincial governor. (From legō, légere,... to appoint, ordain, delegate authority to) (delegate)

lēgātus

perfidia

Treachery

perfidia

perfidiae

Treachery

perfidia

prīncipia

Headquarters

prīncipia

prīncipiōrum

Headquarters

prīncipia

prōvincia

Province; employment, charge, sphere of duty, office

prōvincia

prōvinciae

Province; employment, charge, sphere of duty, office

prōvincia

regnum

Kingdom

Regnum

regnī

Kingdom

regnum

tribūnus

Tribune; high-ranking officer

tribūnus

tribūnī

Tribune; high-ranking officer

tribūnus

tribu mīlitum

Military tribunes; there were 6 of these per legion; each commanded the legion for 2 months out of the year, under the direction of the legatus, the legionary commander; usually they were sons of rich senators [who] got their war experience this way.

tribunī plebus

Peoples' tribunes; magistrates who protected the plebians

commōtus

Moved, excited, upset (4th pp of moveō, movēre, mōvī, mōtum -- to move) (commotion)

commōta

Moved, excited, upset (4th pp of moveō, movēre, mōvī, mōtum -- to move) (commotion)

commōtus

commōtum

Moved, excited, upset (4th pp of moveō, movēre, mōvī, mōtum -- to move) (commotion)

commōtus

falsus

Mistaken, false, dishonest (4th pp of fallō, fallere, fefellī, falsum -- to deceive)

falsus

falsa

Mistaken, false, dishonest (4th pp of fallō, fallere, fefellī, falsum -- to deceive)

falsus

falsum

Mistaken, false, dishonest (4th pp of fallō, fallere, fefellī, falsum -- to deceive)

falsus

īnsānus

Unsound, of unsound mind, mad, insane, crazy

īnsānus

īnsāna

Unsound, of unsound mind, mad, insane, crazy

īnsānus

īnsānum

Unsound, of unsound mind, mad, insane, crazy

īnsānus

saevus

Raging, cruel

saevus

saeva

Raging, cruel

saevus

saevum

Raging, cruel

saevus

ultimus

Farthest; furthest

ultimus

ultima

Farthest; furthest

ultimus

ultimum

Farthest; furthest

ultimus

num

Whether (+ subjunctive [I.Q.]: ex. He wondered "num audivisset" whether she had heard him) NOTE: "num" can also mean, "surely not" when it is used to start a question.

quot?

How many

sānē

Soundly; obviously; duh!?

sī

If

ut

That, in order that, so that; as, like