Bello Gallico VII Vocabulary 72.3 - 74.3

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conicio, conicere, conjeci, conjectus - aut interdiu tela in nostros operi destinatos conicere possent.

• to consider, to deliberate

• to throw/put/pile together

• to take out, to take away

• to be low on the ground

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quare – Quare ad haec rursus opera  addendum (esse) Caesar putavit                                                                                                                       

• by that time

• however

• therefore

• if not

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admodum  ADV  - Itaque truncis arborum aut admodum firmis ramis abscisis

• whenever

• not now, not at this time

• very, exceedingly

• by that time

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ramis - ramus, rami  m. - Itaque truncis arborum aut admodum firmis ramis abscisis

• wall

• roof

• branch

• bough

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implico, implicare, implicui, implicatum - Quini erant ordines coniuncti inter se atque implicati;

• to point

• to signal, to motion

• to involve, implicate

• to interweave

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conjunctus, conjuncta, conjunctum  ADJ - Quini erant ordines coniuncti inter se atque implicati;

• disjointed, dismembered

• connected, adjoining

• tendon

• connection

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acutus, acuta,  acutum, acutior -or -us, acutissimus -a -um  ADJ   -

- se ipsi acutissimis vallis induebant.

• sharp, sharpened

• distinct, apparent

• final

• at the end

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scrobis, scrobis - Ante quos obliquis ordinibus in quincuncem dispositis scrobes

• field

• hill

• ditch

• trench

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fodio, fodere, fodi, fossus  V  - – fodiebantur paulatim angustiore ad infimum fastigio.

• to destroy

• to ruin

• to  dig, dig out/up

• to escort

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infimum - superlative - infi  ADJ  -  fodiebantur paulatim angustiore ad infimum fastigio.

• lowest, deepest

• very narrow

• farthest out, at the limit

• widest

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crassitudo, crassitudinis - f. - Ara  Huc teretes stipites feminis crassitudine ab summo praeacuti

• rude, crude

• depth

• thickness

• thin

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praeacuo, praeacuere, praeacui, praeacutum - Huc teretes stipites feminis crassitudine ab summo praeacuti et praeusti demittebantur

• to offer, to present

• to surrender

• to donate, to give away

• to go to the dogs

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praeustus, praeusta, praeustum - Huc teretes stipites feminis crassitudine ab summo praeacuti et praeusti demittebantur

• coldness

• silly, foolish

• hardened  by burning

• soft

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confirmandi - future passive participle/gerund - confirmare - simul confirmandi et stabiliendi causa (ablative) singuli ab infimo solo pedes terra.

• to acknowledge

• to affirm

• to strengthen

• to build up with troops

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simul confirmandi et stabiliendi causa (ablative) singuli ab infimo solo pedes terra

stabiliendi - future passive participle/gerund - stabilio, stabilire, stabilivi, stabitum -

• to build

• to construct

• to dig

• to make firm

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conor, conari, conatus sum - pluribus portis summa vi facere conabantur

• to try, to attempt

• to know, to find out

• to go out

• to wander

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commissura, commissurae f. - Huic loricam pinnasque adiecit grandibus cervis eminentibus ad commissuras pluteorum atque aggeris.

• deception

• trap

• governing body, assembly

• joint, juncture

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tardo, tardare, tardavi, tardatus- qui ascensum hostium tardarent

• to hinder, retard

• to be late, to be slovenly

• to regress

• to delay

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circumdo, circumdare, circumdedi, circumdatus - turres toto opere circumdedit

• to put/place/build around -

• to surround, to catch unaware

• to give the enemy trouble

• to go around

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vis, vis  f.

- non numquam opera nostra Galli temptare atque eruptionem ex oppido pluribus portis summa vi facere conabantur.

• determination

• courage

• force

• violence

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Frumentor, frumentari, frumentus sum - Erat eodem tempore et materiari et frumentari et tantas munitiones fieri necesse

• to harvest fruit in Fall

• to gather grain

• to be profitable

• to be useful

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materior, materiari, materiatus sum  DEP - eodem tempore et materiari et frumentari et tantas munitiones fieri necesse

materiari

• to ravage, to plunder

• to scavenge

• to get timber/wood

• to rob

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deminuo, deminuere, deminui, deminutus -  - deminutis nostris copiis quae longius ab castris progrediebantur

• to steal from the enemy

• to destroy

• to crush, to smash

• to diminish/reduce

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campestris, campestris, campestre  ADJ -  quarum interiorem campestribus ac demissis locis aqua ex flumine derivata complevit.

• level, flat

• of level field

• on open plain/field

• on campaign

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grandis, grandis, grande  ADJ  - Huic loricam pinnasque adiecit grandibus cervis eminentibus ad commissuras pluteorum atque aggeris.

• magnificent

• full-grown, grown up

• malevelent

• dangerous