AP Latin Grammar

insisto, -ĕre, -stĭti

• to set foot on, tread on, place oneself on; stand still or on

• to surround

• to throw or bring together

circumsisto, -ĕre, -stĕti

• to set foot on, tread on, place oneself on; stand still or on

• to surround

• to throw or bring together

cōicio, -ere, -iēci, -iectum

• to set foot on, tread on, place oneself on; stand still or on

• to surround

• to throw or bring together

subsĕquor, -ui, -cūtum

• follow close after or immediately

• rise up at; attack, attempt, undertake

• let down, send under; send up from below; send as help

ădŏrĭor, -orīri, -ortus

• follow close after or immediately

• rise up at; attack, attempt, undertake

• let down, send under; send up from below; send as help

summitto, -ĕre

• follow close after or immediately

• rise up at; attack, attempt, undertake

• let down, send under; send up from below; send as help

firmĭter

• adv., firmly, strongly, steadfastly

• adv. greatly, very much

• entangle, ensnare, hinder

magnŏpĕrē

• adv., firmly, strongly, steadfastly

• adv. greatly, very much

• entangle, ensnare, hinder

aggrĕgo, -āre

• add to the flock; associate

• follow close after or immediately

• rise up at; attack, attempt, undertake

vădum, -i n.

• a shallow, shoal, ford

• vessel, ship

• auxiliary troops, line of reserves; support, assistance, aid