pr?nceps, pr?ncipis
cheifton
coni?r?ti?, -i?nis
conspiracy
?ventus, -?s
an outcome
currus, -?s
chariot (roman style one)
tergum, ?
back
hiems, hiemis
winter/storm
equit?tus, -?s
cavalry
angustus, -a, -um
narrow
aeger, aegra, aegrum
sick
?dem, eadem, idem
the same
cot?di?nus, -a, -um
daily
itelleg?, -ere, intell?g?, intell?ctus
to understand
suspicor, -?r?
to suspect
paucit?s, t?tis
a fewness
casus, -?s M
misfortune/downfall
c?nsu?t?d?, -inis F
a custom
auxilium, -?
help
impendimentum, -?
luggage
porta, -ae
gate
rota, -ae
wheel
commodus, -a, -um
convenient
paucus, -a, -um
few
relquus, -a, -um
remaining
quantus, -a, -um
how great
intercl?d?, -ere, intercl?s?, intercl?sus
to separate
refici?, -ere, ref?c?, refectus
to remake
comme?tus, -?s
dealings
aes, aeris N
bronze
pulvis, puleris
dust
fr?mentum, ?
grain
stati?, -?nis
station
proelium, -?
battle
novus, -a, -um
new
compl?r?s, -a
very many
maior, maioris
major/great
reditus, -?s
return
studium, -?
eagerness
essedum, -?
chariot
praeda, -ae
loot/booty
subsidium, -?
help
t?lum, -?
projectile weapon
impetus, -?s
attack
effic?o, -ere, eff?c?, effectus
to effect
?mitt?, -ere, ?m?s?, ?missus
to lose
appell?, ?re
to call by name
n?nti?, -?re
to renounce
animadvert?, -ere, -vert?, -versus
to notice
conici?, -ere, coni?c?, coniectus
to throw
proelior, -?r?
to battle
pell?, -ere, pepul?, pulsus
to drive
nanc?scor, -?, nactus sum
to acquire
?nfer?, -ferre, intul?, ill?tus
to bring against
cogn?sc?, -ere, cogn?v?, cognitus
to know
adorior, ?r?, adortus sum
to attack
arbitror, -?r?
to think
expell?, -ere, expul?, expulsus
to drive out
occ?d?, -ere, occ?s?, occ?sus
to kill/slay
colloquor, -?, colloc?tus sum
to speak together
coep?, -isse, coeptus
to begin
?tor, -?, ?sus sum
to use
perturb?, -?re
to disturb
colloc?, -?re
to put/place
disc?nd?, -ere, discess?, discessus
to go away
fore (=futurum esse)
to be about to be
incend?, -ere, incend?, inc?nsus
to set on fire
clam
secretly
paul?tim
little by little
est?
if
n?ndum
not yet
cot?di?
everyday
subit?
suddenly
simul
at the same time
cit?
swiftly
inde
from there
di?tius
longer time
diende
from thence
dum
while
ita
so
nam
for
caus? (+gen)
for the sake of
facult?s, -t?tis
chance