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VOCABULARY
ABBREVIATIONS
| abl. | ablative. | gen. | genitive. | perf. | perfect. | |
| acc. | accusative. | impers. | impersonal. | Pf- | perfect. | |
| adj. adjective. | indecl. | indeclinable. | pl. | plural. | ||
| adv. | adverb. | intrans | intransitive. | prep. | preposition. | |
| comp. | comparative. | m. | masculine. | s. | singular. | |
| conj. | conjunction. | mid. | middle. | sup. | supine. | |
| dat. | dative. | n. | neuter. | superl. | superlative. | |
| def. | defective. | nom. | nominative. | trans. | transitive. | |
| f. | feminine. | num. | numeral. | vb. | verb. | |
| fut. | future |
NOTES
The numerals 1, 2, etc., denote the declension of nouns, the class of adjectives, and the conjugation of verbs respectively; but nouns and verbs with -i stems are marked as ‘-i nouns’ and ‘-i verbs’.
Where the supine form is represented by a rule (—), the supine stem is not in general use.
Prepositions take the accusative case, unless otherwise stated.
| ā, | ah! |
| ā (before consonants only), ab, | with vth.,fro>n ; with passives, by ; abs te, from you. |
| abeo, | go azvay. |
| abripio, -ripui, -reptum, -i vb., | pmll away. |
| absens, 2, | absent. |
| absum, am | absent. |
| absurdus, i, | stupid. |
| accedo, -cessT, -cessum, 3 | approach ; ad hostes accedit, approaches the enemy. |
| accido, -cidi, 3 | happen. |
| accipio, -cepi, -ceptum, -i vb. | receive. |
| accusator, m. 3, | accuser. |
| accuso, I, | accuse. |
| ad, | to, near. |
| adduco, 3, | lead up. |
| adeo, | approach ; ducem adit, appi-oaches the general. |
| adfero, attulT, adlatum, | bring up. |
| adflcio, -feci, -fectum , -i vb. , | cover with ; illud me ira adfecit, that gave me a feeling of anger. |
| adflrmo, i, | state plainly. |
| adhuc, | till now. |
| adimo, -emi, -emptum, 3, | take away ; mihi gladium ademit, took my s-vord from me. |
| aditus, m. 4, | approach, access. |
| adiuvo, -iuvl, -iutum, i, | help. |
