PRIMER C

CHAPTERS 17 TO 21

AGO, AGERE, EGI, ACTUM

TO DO, DRIVE

CUSTODIO, CUSTODIRE

TO GUARD

EDO, EDERE/ESSE, EDI, ESUM

TO EAT

GERO, GERERE, GESSI, GESTUM

TO CARRY, WEAR

• BELLUM GERERE – TO WAGE WAR

TOLLO, TOLLERE, SUSTULI, SUBLATUM

TO RAISE, LIFT

CANIS, CANIS, C.

DOG

FOEDUS, FOEDERIS, N.

ALLIANCE, LEAGUE

MOENIA, MOENIUM N. PL.

WALLS OR FORTIFICATION (OF A CITY)

SONUS, SONI, M

SOUND, NOISE

STATUA, STATUAE, F.

STATUE

CHAPTER 18

CRESCO, CRESCERE, CREVI, CRETUM

TO GROW, INCREASE

EXPELLO, EXPELLERE, EXPULI, EXPULSUM

TO DRIVE OUT

INVENIO, INVENIRE, INVENI, INVENTUM

TO COME UPON, FIND, (MEET WITH IS A MORE OBSCURE

MEANING)

TACEO, TACERE, TACUI, TACITUM

TO BE SILENT

TEMPTO, TEMPTARE, TAMPTAVI, TEMPTATUM

TO TRY, TEST

MOS, MORIS, M.

CUSTOM, HABIT

• IN PLURAL FOR = MORALS, CHARACTER

NUBES, NUBIS, F.

CLOUD

ANTIQUUS, -A, -UM

OLD, ANCIENT

SENIOR, SENIORIS

OLDER

HILARIS, HILARE

CHEERFUL

CHAPTER 20

ADITUS, ADITUS, M.

APPROACH

ADVENTUS, ADVENTUS, M.

APPROACH, ARRIVAL

CASUS, CASUS, M

FALL, DOWNFALL; CHANCE, ACCIDENT

DOMUS, DOMUS, F.

HOUSE

EQUITATUS, EQUITATUS, M.

CAVALRY

EXERCITUS, EXERCITUS, M.

ARMY, INFANTRY

EXITUS, EXITUS,

EXIT, DEPARTURE; END CONCLUSION

MANUS, MANUS, F.

HAND, BAND, TROOP

PASSUS, PASSUS, M.

STEP, STRIDE, PACE

SENATUS, SENATUS, M.

BODY OF ELDERS, SENATE

CHAPTER 21

CORNU, CORNUS, N.

HORN

GENU, GENUS, N.

KNEE

COMMEATUS, COMEATUS, M.

PASSAGE, (MILITARY LINES OF COMMUNICATION, SUPPLIES)

CONSPECTUS, CONSPECTUS, M.

VIEW, SIGHT

CURSUS, CURSUS M.

RUNNING, COURSE

IMPETUS, IMPETUS, M.

ATTACK, IMPETUOSITY, VEHEMENCE

LACUS, LACUS, M.

LAKE

MAGISTRATUS, MAGISTRATUS, M.

OFFICE, OFFICIAL

METUS, METUS, M.

FEAR

OCCASUS, OCCASUS, M.

FALLING; SETTING

PORTUS, PORTUS, M.

HARBOR

USUS, USUS, M

USE, EXPERIENCE, ADVANTAGE