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Sec. 11-21, Invasion of Brit.
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Language - Latin
9th Grade
03/08/2009
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Term
nisi
 Definition
if not, unless, except
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aridum, -i (n.)
 Definition
dry land
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insuefactus, -a, -um
 Definition
accustomed
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onus, oneris (n.)
 Definition
burden, weight
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conjicio, -ere, conjeci, conjectum
 Definition
to throw, hurl
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perterreo, -ere, perturrui
 Definition
frighten thoroughly, terrify greatly
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omnino
 Definition
altogether, wholly, in all
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generis pugnae
 Definition
of this kind of fighting
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imperitus, -a, -um
 Definition
unskilful, not acquainted with (+ gen.)
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alacritas, alacritatis (f.)
 Definition
alacrity, ardour, enthusiasm
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solitus, -a, um
 Definition
usual, ordinary
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remus, -i (m.)
 Definition
an oar
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fundis, -is (m.)
 Definition
rope, cable, sling
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sagitta, -ae (f.)
 Definition
arrow
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inusitatior
 Definition
somewhat stranger
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tormentum, -i (n.)
 Definition
military engine
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motus ad usum expeditior
 Definition
their facility for steering was readier
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figura, -ae (f.)
 Definition
form, shape, appearance
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consisto, -are, constiti
 Definition
to stop
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cunctor, cunctari
 Definition
delay, hesitate
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aquilifer, aquiliferi (m.)
 Definition
standard-bearer
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desilio, -ire, -ui, desultum
 Definition
leap down
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contestatus
 Definition
having invoked
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prodo, -ere, prodidi, proditum
 Definition
give up, surrender, betray
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feliciter
 Definition
prosperously, luckily
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vultis
 Definition
you want
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praesto, -are, praestiti, -stitum
 Definition
show, perform
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metuo, metuere, metui
 Definition
to fear
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dedecus, -oris (n.)
 Definition
disgrace, dishonor
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utruque (adj. pron.)
 Definition
both, each
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magnopere
 Definition
greatly, exceedingly
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ordo, -inis (m.)
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line, order, rank
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alius alia ex navi
 Definition
some fron one ship and some from another
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ocurro, -ere, -i, occursum
 Definition
run up to, fall in with, meet
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aggrego, -are, -avi, -atum
 Definition
flock to, attach self to
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vadum, -i (n.)
 Definition
shallow, ford
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singuili, -ae, -a
 Definition
separate, single, each
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aliquos singulares
 Definition
some single soldiers
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adorior, adoriri, adortus esse
 Definition
attack
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plus, pluris
 Definition
more; several, very many
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circumsisto, -ere, circumsteti
 Definition
stand round; surround
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ab latere aperto
 Definition
from the undefended flank
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universus, -a, -um
 Definition
all together, whole
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scapha, -ae (f.)
 Definition
boat
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speculatoria navigia
 Definition
reconnoitring (spy) vessels
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compleo, -ere, complevi, completum
 Definition
to fill up
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consequor (3)
 Definition
follow after, pursue
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fuga, -ae (f.)
 Definition
flight
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longius
 Definition
further
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pristinus, -a, -um
 Definition
former, usual
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desum, deesse, defui
 Definition
fail, be wanting
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simul

simul atque

Definition

together, at once, at the same time

as soon as

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mandatum, -i (n.)
 Definition
command, order
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quum (form of cum)
 Definition
when (adv.), since, as, although (conj.)
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orator, oratoris (m.)
 Definition
ambassador
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vinculum, -i (n.)
 Definition
chain, fetter
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efficio, -ere, effeci, effectum
 Definition
make, carry out, bring to pass
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comprehendo, comprehendere, comprehendi
 Definition
to catch
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ignosco, -ere, ignovi, ignotum
 Definition
pardon, overlook (+ dat.)
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queror
 Definition
to complain
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statim
 Definition
at once
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longinqus, -a, -um
 Definition
far off, distant
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interea
 Definition
meanwhile
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remigro, remigrare
 Definition
to return
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commendo, commendare
 Definition
entrust, commit
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lenis, -e
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gentle
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solverunt
 Definition
loosened
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coorior, -iri, coortus esse
 Definition
arise
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ullus, -a, -um
 Definition
any
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inferior, -ius
 Definition
lower
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propius (comp. adv.)
 Definition
nearer, too near
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sol, solis (m.)
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sun
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occasus, -us (m.)
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stting OR going down
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proveho, -ere, provexi, provectum
 Definition
carry forwards, along
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consuesco, consuescere, consuevi
 Definition
accustom oneself
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arcesso
 Definition
to summon
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ex superiore portu
 Definition
from the northern port
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referro
 Definition
to bring back
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adversus, -a, -um
 Definition
adverse
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erant deligatae
 Definition
were tied
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complures
 Definition
very many, several
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frango, frangere, fregi, fractum
 Definition
break, wreck
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funda, -ae (f.)
 Definition
sling
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armamenta, -orum (n. pl.)
 Definition
tackling, equipment
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inutilis, -e (adj.)
 Definition
useless
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totus, -a, -um (gen: totius, dat: toti)
 Definition
the whole
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reficio, -ere, refeci, refectum
 Definition
to repair
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hiemo, hiemare, hiemavi, hiematum
 Definition
to winter, take winter quarters
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intelligo, -ere, intellexi, intellectum
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perceive, understand
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exiguitas, exiguitatis (f.)
 Definition
small size
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angustus, -a, -um
 Definition
narrow, contracted, steep
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amisso, amissere, amisi, amissum
 Definition
to lose
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etiam
 Definition
for, even
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hoc
 Definition
on this account, because of this
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commeatus, -us
 Definition
supply
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inferro, inferre
 Definition
inflict
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discedo, discedere
 Definition
to depart
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clam
 Definition
secretely, by stealth
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nondum
 Definition
not yet
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eventus, -us (m.)
 Definition
occurrence
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intermitto
 Definition
leave off, relax
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id fore
 Definition
it would be
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accido, accidere, accidi
 Definition
fall out, happen
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suspicor (1)
 Definition
to suspect
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comparo, comparare
 Definition
to prepare
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quotidianus, -a, -um
 Definition
daily
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materia, -ae (f.)
 Definition
wood, timber
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aes, aeris (n.)
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bronze, copper
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continens, continentis (f.)
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connected land, mainland
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comporto, -are
 Definition
carry together, collect
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studium, studii
 Definition
eagerness, energy
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commode
 Definition
advantageously
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