Medieval Latin 5

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dedo

Back 1

dedere, dedidi, deditus T to surrender, used intransitively = se dedere

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deduco

Back 2

deducere, deduxi, deductus T to lead away (imp. sing. deduc)

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defendo

Back 3

defendere, defendi, defensus T to defend

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deligo

Back 4

deligere, delegi, delectus T to choose, select

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dico

Back 5

dicere, dixi, dictus T to say
(imperative singular dic); with dat.=to say to someone, so to tell but not in sense to bid (see iubere)

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dimitto

Back 6

dimittere, dimissus T to send away

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discedo

Back 7

discedere, discessi, discessum I to go away, depart

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duco

Back 8

ducere, duxi, ductus T to lead; consider; draw (water, etc.)
imperative singular “duc” to take (someone) with you=ducere (not capere)

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educo

Back 9

educere, eduxi, eductus T to lead out

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emo

Back 10

emere, emi, emptus T to buy (in
compounds=take)

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fallo

Back 11

fallere, fefelli, falsus T to deceive falsus usually adjective = false

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gero

Back 12

gerere, gessi, gestus T to carry on; wear bellum gerere=to wage war, make war

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incolo

Back 13

incolere, incolui, T I: I to live (in)
T inhabit

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instituo

Back 14

instituere, institui, institutus T to set up; undertake; equip

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instruo

Back 15

instruere, instruxi, institutus T to arrange, draw up

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intellego

Back 16

intellegere, intellexi, intellectus T to understand (often with a dependent question)

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intermitto

Back 17

intermittere, intermisi, intermissus T to interrupt

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iungo

Back 18

iungere, iunxi, iunctus T to join (together)

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mitto

Back 19

mittere, misi, missus T to send, let go

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occido

Back 20

occidere, occidi, occisus T to kill

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ostendo

Back 21

ostendere, ostendi, ostentus T to show, make clear

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pello

Back 22

pellere, pepuli, pulsus T to strike; push; drive

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peto

Back 23

petere, petivi (petii), petitus T to attack; ask for, look for, make for

Front 24

pono

Back 24

ponere, posui, positus T to put, place

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premo

Back 25

premere, pressi, pressus T to press, oppress, burden

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quaero

Back 26

quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus T to try to get; inquire

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reduco

Back 27

reducere, reduxi, reductus T to lead back (imperative reduc)

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rego

Back 28

regere, rexi, rectus T to guide; rule,
govern

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relinquo

Back 29

relinquere, reliqui, relictus T to leave behind (for leave = go away, use abire, discedere)

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remitto

Back 30

remittere, remisi, remissus T to send back; slacken

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resisto

Back 31

resistere,restiti,I to stand up (to), resist (with dative)

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scribo

Back 32

scribere, scripsi, scriptus T to write (to = ad)

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statuo

Back 33

statuere, statui, statutus T to set up; decide

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tollo

Back 34

tollere, sustuli, sublatus T to lift; take away

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trado

Back 35

tradere, tradidi, traditus T to hand over

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traduco

Back 36

traducere, traduxi, traductus T to lead ..... across

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verto

Back 37

vertere, verti, versus T to turn to turn (intransitively) = verti (passive)

Front 38

vinco

Back 38

vincere, vici, victus T to conquer

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consequor

Back 39

consequi,consecutus T to pursue, overtake, get

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loquor

Back 40

loqui., locutus I to speak

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nanciscor

Back 41

nancisci, na(n)ctus T to chance upon,
obtain

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proficiscor

Back 42

proficisci, profectus I to start, set out

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revertor

Back 43

reverti, reversus I to return, go back
(the perfect tenses are active: reverti = I returned)

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sequor

Back 44

sequi, secutus T (I) to follow

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subsequor

Back 45

subsequi,subsecutus T (I) to follow closely

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utor

Back 46

uti, usus (with ablative) (I) to use

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confido

Back 47

confidere, confisus (with dat.) I to trust
Semi-Deponent (perfect tenses and participle are deponent)

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accipio

Back 48

accipere, accepi, acceptus: T to receive

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capio

Back 49

capere, cepi, captus: T to capture, take

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conficio

Back 50

conficere, confeci, confectus T to finish, complete

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conicio

Back 51

conicere, conieci, coniectus T to hurl, throw

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conspicio

Back 52

conspicere, conspexi, conspectus T to catch sight of

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capio

Back 53

capere, cupivi, cupitus T to desire

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efficio

Back 54

efficere, effeci, effectus T to bring about; to render

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facio

Back 55

facere, feci, factus T to do; to make
imperative = fac

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fugio

Back 56

fugere, fugi -I (T) to flee (from),
run away (from) (future participle = fugiturus)

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iacio

Back 57

iacere, ieci, iactus T to throw

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incipio

Back 58

incipere, incepi, inceptus T to take on, begin

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interficio

Back 59

interficere, interfeci, interfectus T to kill

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pario

Back 60

parere, peperi, partus T to get, win;
give birth to

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praeficio

Back 61

praeficere, praefeci, praefectus T to put in charge (with acc. and dat.) recipio, recipere, recepi, receptus T to receive; take duly

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rapio

Back 62

rapere, rapui, raptus T to seize; hurry along

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aggredior

Back 63

aggredi, aggressus T to attach

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congredior

Back 64

congredi, congressus T to meet

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egredio

Back 65

egredi, egressus I to go out; disembark

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morior

Back 66

mori, mortuus I to die (future participle = moriturus)

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patior

Back 67

pati, passus T to endure; allow (with infinitive)

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progredior

Back 68

progredi, progressus I to advance

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aperio

Back 69

aperire, aperui, apertus T to open; reveal

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audio

Back 70

audire, audivi, auditus T to hear

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convenire

Back 71

(like venire) I T (I) to assemble; (T) to meet

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dormire

Back 72

I to sleep

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impedire

Back 73

T to hinder

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invenire

Back 74

(like venire) T to find, come upon

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munire

Back 75

T to wall round, defend; make (road)

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pervenire

Back 76

(like venire) I to come through, arrive
pervenire ad = to reach

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reperio

Back 77

reperire, repperi, repertus T to find (by looking for)

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scire

Back 78

T to know (with the mind) (to know by one of the senses = novisse)

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sentio

Back 79

sentire, sensi, sensus T to notice, feel

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venio

Back 80

venire, veni, ventum I to come

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experior

Back 81

experiri, expertus T to test, make trial of

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orior

Back 82

oriri, ortus I to arise, appear,
spring forth (future participle = oriturus)

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potior

Back 83

potiri, potitus I to get control of (with ablative or genitive)

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absum

Back 84

abesse, afui, I to be away, not to
be there (future participle = afuturus)
absens (like ingens) as adjective = absent

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adsum

Back 85

adesse, adfui I to be there, be
present, help (with dat) (future participle = adfuturus)

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coepi

Back 86

coepisse, coentus to have begun, begin (perfect tenses only)

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deferre

Back 87

(like ferre) T to carry away; report

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fero

Back 88

ferre, tuli, latus T to bring; endure; assert

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fio

Back 89

fieri, factus I to become; happen; be made

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infero

Back 90

inferre, intuli, illatus T to bring in or against. bellum inferre + dative = make war (on) (inquam) -----, -----, ----- I common form inquit = said he, says he

Front 91

eo

Back 91

ire, ii (not ivi), itum I to go

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malo

Back 92

malle, malui, I to want more, prefer

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memini

Back 93

meminisse, I to have memory (of), remember (with genitive) (perfect tenses only)

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nolo

Back 94

nolle, nolui, I to be unwilling, not to want

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nosco

Back 95

noscere, novi, T to get to know, mostly in perfect tenses = to be acquainted with; to know (by the senses) (to know with the mind = scire)

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notus

Back 96

(original perfect participle only as adjective = well-known

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perferre

Back 97

(like ferre) T: to endure to the end; bring news

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possum

Back 98

posse, potui, I to be able, can, potens (original present participle), only as adjective = powerful

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praesum

Back 99

praeesse, praefui, I: to be in charge (of), with dative (future participle = praefuturus) praesens (original present participle) only as adjective = present

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refero

Back 100

referre, rettuli, relatus T to bring back; report

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transeo

Back 101

transire, transii, transitus T to cross

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volo

Back 102

velle, volui I: to be willing, want, wish