Latin II Study set 1 Verbs

ade?, ad?re, ad?v?/adi?, aditus

to go to

adveni?, adven?re, adv?n?, adventus

to arrive

aedific?, aedific?re, aedific?v?, aedific?tus

to build, erect, establish

am?, am?re, am?v?, am?tus

to love

appropinqu?, appropinqu?re, appropinqu?v?

to approach, draw near

arcess?, arcessere, arcess?v?, arcess?tus

to fetch, summon

aude?, aud?re, ausus, sum

to dare

caed? caedere cec?d? caesus

to kill, strike, cut

cant?, cant?re, cant?v?, cant?tus

to sing, play

cast?g?, cast?g?re, cast?g?v?, cast?g?tus

to chastise

claud? claudere, claus?, clausus

to close

coep?, n

to begin

c?gito, c?git?re, c?git?v?, c?git?tus

to think

cogn?sco, cogn?scere, cogn?v?, cognitus

to learn, understand, inquire

colloc?, colloc?re, colloc?v?, colloc?tus

to arrange, invest

compar?, compar?re, compar?v?, compar?tus

to provide, compare

c?nfici?, c?nficere, c?nf?c?, c?nfectus

to complete; destroy

c?nsenti?, c?nsent?re, c?ns?ns?, c?ns?nsus

to agree

c?nsisto, c?nsistere, c?nstit?, c?nstitus

to take position, halt, stand

c?ro, c?r?re, c?r?v?, c?r?tus

to care for

d?be?, d?b?re, d?bu?, d?bitus

to owe; ought

d?cid?, d?cidere, d?cid?

to fall down, fall

d?le?, d?l?re, d?l?v?, d?l?tus

to destroy

d?m?nstr?, d?m?nstr?re, d?m?nstr?v?, d?m?nstr?tus

to indicate, show clearly

d?r?de?, d?r?d?re, d?r?s?, d?r?sus

to make fun of, mock

d?sper?, d?sper?re, d?sper?v?, d?sper?tus

to despair

d?c?, d?cere, d?x?, dictus

to say, speak

d?mitt?, d?mittere, d?m?s?, d?missus

to send away

disc?do, disc?dere, discess?, discessum

to go away, depart

effugio, effugere, effugi

to flee, escape

exanim? exanim?re exanim?v? exanim?tus

to deprive of life

excit?, excit?re, excit?v?, excit?tus

to stir up, arouse, put inot motion

flu?, fluere, fl?x?, fl?xus

to flow

frang? frangere fr?g? fr?ctus

to break, shatter

haere?, haer?re, haes?, haesus

to stick to, hang on to