AP Latin Vocab List Caesar DBG 4.28-29

confirmo, -āre

• make firm, establish, confirm

• fasten, bind up

• agitate, knock-about; harass, distress, to be upset

dēlĭgo, -āre

• make firm, establish, confirm

• fasten, bind up

• agitate, knock-about; harass, distress, to be upset

adflīctō, -āre

• make firm, establish, confirm

• fasten, bind up

• agitate, knock-about; harass, distress, to be upset

quartus, -a, -um

• forth

• unavoidable, inevitable, needful, necessary

• several, a fair number of, many

necessarius, -a, -um

• forth

• unavoidable, inevitable, needful, necessary

• several, a fair number of, many

complūres, -es, -a (-ia)

• forth

• unavoidable, inevitable, needful, necessary

• several, a fair number of, many

suffĕro, sufferre, sustŭli, sublātum

• carry under, put or lay under; offer; hold up; undergo, endure

• arise, come forth at once or together; appear, break out

• throw, cast, hurl down; fling away or aside; bring down; to be thrown off course; disappoint

cŏŏrĭor, -orīri, -ortus sum

• carry under, put or lay under; offer; hold up; undergo, endure

• arise, come forth at once or together; appear, break out

• throw, cast, hurl down; fling away or aside; bring down; to be thrown off course; disappoint

dēĭcĭo, -icĕre, -iēci, -iectum

• carry under, put or lay under; offer; hold up; undergo, endure

• arise, come forth at once or together; appear, break out

• throw, cast, hurl down; fling away or aside; bring down; to be thrown off course; disappoint

lēnis, -e

• smooth, soft, mild, gentle

• useless, unserviceable, unprofitable

• help, assist, support