Vocabulary Of High School Latin - Caesar

Front 1

ā, ab, abs (+ abl.)

Back 1

prep. + abl.

of place whence: from; so in phrases as ā tergō, from (on) the rear, etc.

of cause: from

of agent: by

of remote origin: from

of time: from

Front 2

abdo, -ere, -didi, -ditum [do, dare]

Back 2

lit.: put away; then: hide, conceal, reg. with in + acc., rarely abl.

fig.: hide, with abl.

cf. condo, celo, occulo

Front 3

absum, -esse, -fui

Back 3

be away, be absent

partic. absēns: absent; opp. praesēns

Front 4

accēdo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum

Back 4

go to, move to, approach

fig.: be added, as pass. of addo, followed by quod or ut

fig. also: wax (opp. to wane)

cf. adeo, advenio

Front 5

accido, -ere, -cidi, — [cado]

Back 5

fall to; hence: happen; followed sometimes by ut + subj.

usually in a bad sense

cf. contingo, ēvenio

Front 6

accipio, -ere, -cēpi, -ceptum [capio]

Back 6

take to, i.e., receive, accept

cf. recipio

common in lit. and fig. senses

fig.: suffer, as calamitatem

also: learn, with infin.

Front 7

accommodo (1)

Back 7

make fit to, adapt to, fit to; both lit. and fig.

Front 8

accūso (1) [ad causa]

Back 8

lit.: bring a case (causa) against, call to account; hence: accuse

Front 9

ācer, ācris, ācre

Back 9

sharp, piercing

adv.: ācriter

Front 10

aciēs, -ēī

Back 10

lit.: edge; then: line (of battle)

Front 11

ad (+ acc.)

Back 11

prep. + acc.

of motion whither: to, up to

of direction: towards

of respect: for, with regard to

of manner: after, according to

of place: at

of time: at

with numerals: about

of purpose: for

Front 12

adaequo (1)

Back 12

make equal to, equal; with acc. and dat., or acc. and cum + abl.

Front 13

addūco, -ere, -duxi, -ductum

Back 13

lead to

fig.: induce, with abl. of cause, ad + ger., or ut + subj.

Front 14

adeo, -ire, -ii (-ivi), itum

Back 14

go to, visit, with ad + acc.

fig.: consult, with acc.

also: enter upon, undergo

Front 15

adhibeo, -ēre, -hibui, -hibitum [habeo]

Back 15

have at hand; then: apply, with acc., and ad + acc., or (in Verg.) dat.

Front 16

adigo, -ere, -ēgi, -āctum [ago]

Back 16

drive to

in Caes. reg. of hurling a weapon; also of driving beams, or moving a tower

in Verg. it is a strong drive; once with infin.

Front 17

adimo, -ere, -ēmi, -emptum [emo]

Back 17

lit.: take to; hence: take away, with acc. of immaterial things

Front 18

aditus, -ūs [adeo]

Back 18

a going towards, approach

also fig.: access; and rarely: claim

Front 19

adiuvo, -are, -iūvi, -iūtum

Back 19

give assistance to, assist, help

Front 20

administro (1)

Back 20

serve as steward to; hence: execute, govern, manage