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PPWoutersLatin2007
Principal Parts Intensive Latin Wouters Spring 2007
Question | Answer |
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accomodo | (I); to fit, adapt, apply |
aduro | adurere, adussi, adustus; to scortch, burn |
alligo | (I); to bind, fasten together |
aspicio | aspicere, aspexi, aspectus; to look at, behold, look |
capto | (I); to seize, catch |
careo | carere, carui, caritus; to be without |
carpo | carpere, carpsi, carptus; to pluck, gather |
claudo | claudere, clausi, clausus; to close, shut up |
coepio | coepere, coepi, coeptus; to begin, commence |
cresco | crescere, crevi, cretus; to come into being, spring up |
curro | currere, cucurri, cursus; to run |
devoveo | devovere, devovi, devotus; to give up, devote |
desero | desere, deservi, desertus; to leave forsake, abandon |
dimitto | dimittere, dimisi, dimissus; to send forth |
do | dare, dedi, datus; to give |
duco | ducere, duxi, ductus; to lead, conduct |
erudio | (IV); to educate, teach |
flecto | flectere, flexi, flexus; to bend, curve, turn |
gaudeo | gaudere, gavisus sum, -------; to enjoy, delight in |
gravo | (I); to weigh down, burden |
hortor | horari, hortatus sum; to urge, incite, encourage |
imitor | imitari, imitatus sum; to imitate, copy |
impedio | (IV); to ensare, shackle, hamper |
innitor | inniti, innixus sum; to lean upon |
instruo | instruere, instruxi, instructus; to build in, insert, instruct |
iubeo | iubere, iussi, iussus; to order |
libro | (I); to balance, swing |
licet | licere, licuit or licitum est; to be appropriate |
ludo | ludere, lusi, lusus; to play |
madeo | madere, madui, -------; to be wet, moist |
mollio | (IV); to make soft, soften |
moveo | movere, movi, motus; to move, stir |
novo | (I); to make new, renew |
obstipesco | obstipescere, obstipui, ------; to be amazed, stupified |
obstruo | obstruere, obstruxi, obstructus; to build against, block |
pateo | patere, patui, -------; to stand open, lie open |
pendo | pendere, pependi, pensus; to suspend, weigh out |
percipio | percipere, percepi, perceptus; to seize (throughly) |
perodi | perodisse, perosus sum, ---------; to hate, detest |
pono | ponere, posui, positus; to place, put |
possideo | possidere, possedi, possessus; to own, possess, be master of |
quatio | quatere, ----------, quassus; to shake, flap |
renideo | renidere, -------, ------; to shine again, shine back |
repeto | repetere, repetivi, repetitus; to recall, take hold of again |
requiro | requirere, requisivi, requisitus; to seek again, look after |
respicio | respicere, respexi, respectus; to look back/behind |
sepelio | sepelire, sepelivi, sepultus; to bury |
sequor | sequi, secutus sum, ----------; to follow, come after |
specto | (I); to look at, gaze upon |
sto | stare, steti, status; to stand, remain |
stringo | stringere, strinxi, strictus; to draw tight, draw a weapon |
surgo | surgere, surrexi, surrectus; to rise, get-up, stand up |
tabesco | tabescere, tabui, ------; to dwindle, melt away |
tango | tangere, tetigi, tactus; to touch |
timeo | timere, timui, -------; to be afraid, apprehensive |
tracto | (I); to handle, touch |
trado | tradere, tradidi, traditus; to give up, hand over |
traho | trahere, traxi, tractus; to drag, haul |
tremo | tremere, tremui, -------; to shake, quake |
video | videre, vidi, visus; to see |
volo | (I); to fly |
absum | abesse, afui, afuturus; to be away, absent |
caneo | canere, canui, ----; to be white |
cingo | cingere, cinxi, cinctus; to surround |
cogo | cogere, coegi, coactum; to drive, bring, compel |
colo | colere, colui, cultum; to cultivate |
concutio | concutere, concussi, concussum; to agitate, shake together |
candeo | candere, candui, ----; to shine, glow with heat |
contineo | continere, continui, contentus; to hold together; (Ptcp: contented) |
converto | convertere, converi, conversus; to turn around, turn back, change |
crepo | crepare, crepui, crepitum; to creak, rattle |
debeo | debere, debui, debitus; to owe, ought |
decido | decidere, decidi, ----; to fall down |
derigo | derigere, derexi, derectus; to direct, set in order, draw up |
descendo | descendere, descendi, descensus; to climb down, descend |
desum | desse, defui, defuturus; to be missing, fail |
dominor | dominari, dominatus sum, ----; to rule |
effodio | effodere, effodi, effosus; to dig out, dig up, mine |
exigo | exigere, exegi, exactus; to drive out, push forth, complete |
exsulto | (I); to leap up, jump up |
facio | facere, feci, factus; to make, do |
fero | ferre, tuli, latum; to bear, carry, support |
fingo | fingere, finxi, fictus; to form, shape |
fugio | fugere, fugi, figiturus; to flee |
gemo | gemere, gemui, ----, -----; to sigh, groan |
habeo | habere, habui, habitus; to have, hold; consider |
iaceo | iacere, iacui, ----; to lie, lie dead, defeated |
inmineo | inminere, ----, ----; to lean towards, threaten, be eager for |
induo | induere, indui, indutus; to put on, assume |
inquiro | inquirere, inquisivi, inquisitus; to search for |
inrumpo | inrumpere, inrumpi, inruptus; to break in |
lego | legere, legi, lectus; to gather, collect, read |
minor | minari, minatus sum, -----; to project, threaten (+ dat) |
misceo | miscere, miscui, mixtus; to mix, combine |
moderor | moderari, moderatus sum, -----; to keep within bounds, regulate |
mulceo | mulcere, mulsi, mulsus; to stroke, soothe |
nascor | nasci, natus sum, -----; to be born |
nosco | noscere, novie, notus; to be acquainted with, know |
obruo | obruere, obrui, obrutus; to bury |
perago | peragere, peregi, peractus; to pass through, go over, complete |
premo | premere, pressi, pressus; to press, push |
admoveo | admovere, admovi, admotum; to move to |
adstringo | adstringere, adstrinxi, adstrictum; to tighten, draw together |
agito | agitare, agitavi, agitatum; to excite, agitate, drive, move |
aio | -----, -----, -----, [3s: ait, 3pl: aiunt]; to speak |
aperio | aperire, aperui, apertum; to uncover, open |
ara | (I); to plow, farm |
aufero | auferre, abstuli, ablatum; to carry/take away |
candeo | candere, candui, -----; to shine, glow with heat |
contraho | contrahere, contraxi, contractus; to draw together, shorten |
convoco | (I); to call a meeting of, muster |
deprendo | deprendere, deprendi, deprensum; to catch, intercept, discover |
domo | domare, domui, domitum; to tame, break in, conquer |
figo | figere, finxi, fictus; to fix, fasten, attach |
haereo | haerere, haesi, haesum; to hang, cling |
incurso | incursare, incursavi, incursatum; to run into, assault, attack |
inmitto | inmittere, inmisi, inmissum; to let loose, launch |
inquiro | inquirere, inquisivi, inquisitus; to search for |
intremo | intemere, intremui, intremitus; to tremble |
intro | (I); to go in, enter, penetrate |
iuvo | iuvare, iuvi, iutum; to help, be of use |
lasso | (I); to tire, fatigue |
lateo | latere, latui, -----; to lie hidden, lurk, escape notice |
maneo | manere, manui, mansum; to remain, stay, stop |
miror | mirari, miratus sum; to marvel, wonder at |
navigo | (I); to sail, put to sea |
occupo | (I); to take possession of, seize |
parco | parcere, peperci, parsum; to spare, stop, refrain from |
patefacio | patefacere, patefeci, patefactum; to open, open up, disclose |
percutio | percutere, percussi, percussum; to strike, beat, strike through, kill |
posco | poscere, poposci, ------; to ask for, request, demand |
possum | posse, potui, -----; to be able, have power |
prodeo | prodire, prodivi, proditum; to advance, come out, appear |
prosum | prodess, profui, ------; to be of use to, benefit |
pugno | (I); to fight, attack |
pulso | (I); to batter, knock, strike |
quaero | quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitum; to look for, search for, seek |
rapio | rapere, rapui, rapitum; to tear, snatch, seize |
recondo | recondere, recondidi, reconditus; to put away, hide |
redo | redire, redii, reditum; to go back, come back, return |
relaxo | (I); to loosen, release, open out |
relinquo | relinquere, reliqui, relictus; to leave behind |
removeo | removere, removi, remotum; to move back, withdraw, set aside |
renovo | renovare, renovavi, remotum; to renew, restore |
resisto | resistere, restiti, -----; to resist, oppose, stand still, stop |
retineo | retinere, retinui, retentus; to hold back, keep |
ruo | ruere, rui, rutum; to rush, run, hurry |
sedeo | sedere, sedi, sessum; to sit, be encamped, settle |
seduco | seducere, seduxi, seductus; to lead apart, separate |
sero | serere, serevi, seratus; to sow, plant |
signo | (I); to mark |
sisto | sistere, stiti, statum; to stop, stand, rest |
stillo | (I); to drip, drop |
sto | stare, steti, status; to stand, remain |
subeo | (IV); to go under, come from under |
subicio | subicere, subieci, subiectum; to put under, bring under |
succedo | succedere, sucessi, sucessum; to go under, submit to, follow |
tego | tegere, texi, tectum; to cover, hide, conceal |
teneo | tenere, tenui, ------; to hold, keep, possess, occupy |
tepeo | tepere, ------, ------; to be warm |
tollo | tollere, sustuli, sublatus; to raise up |
utor | uti, usus sum, -----; to use, make use of, enjoy |
veho | vehere, vexi, vectum; to carry |
vincio | vincire, vinxi, vinctum; to bind |
vinco | vincere, vici, victus; to conquer |
vivo | vivere, vixi, victum; to live |
volvo | volvere, volvi, volutum; to roll, turn around, revolve |