admovere,

admovi, admotus

to move toward

advenire,*

adveni, adventurus

to reach, come, arrive

ascendere, (3)

ascendi, ascensus

to climb

cadere, (3)*

cecidi, casurus

to fall

cessare,*

cessavi, cessatus

to be idle

conspicere, (3)

conspexi, conspectus

to catch sight of

dare,*

dedi, datus

to give

excipere, (3)

excepi, exceptus

to welcome

explicare,

explicavi, explicatus

to explain

extrahere, (3)

extraxi, extractus

to drag out

sumere, (3)

sumpsi, sumptus

to take up

tradere, (3)*

tradidi, traditus

to hand over

pons, pontis

(i-stem)

agere, (3)*

egi, actus

to do

colere, (3)

colui, cultus

to cultivate

conducere, (3)

conduxi, conductus

to hire

considere, (3)

consedi

to sit down

curare,*

curavi, curatus

to look after

currere, (3)*

cucurri, cursurus

to run

descendere, (3)

descendi, descensurus

to go down

induere, (3)

indui, indutus

to put on

exspectare,

exspectavi, exspectatus

to look out for

lavare,

lavi, lautus

to wash

quiescere, (3)

quievi, quieturus

to keep quiet

stupere,

stupui

to be amazed

there, to that place

(adverb form)

aedificare,*

aedificavi, aedificatus

to build

demonstrare,

demonstravi, demonstratus

to show

legere, (3)*

legi, lectus

to read

licere,

licuit

it is allowed

monstrare,

monstravi, monstratus

to show

occurrere, (3)

occurri, occursurus +dat.

to meet

relinquere, (3)

reliqui, relictus

to leave behind

stupere,

stupui

to be amazed

circumire,

circumii, circumitus

to go around