044 Vocabulary.pdf

quod (conj.) because (29.1/2)
quominus (conj. + subj.) so
that ... not (26. I12c)
quomodo (interL adv.) how
quonam (interL adv.) to what place,
where
quondam (adv.) once, formerly
quoniam (conj.; 3 syllables) since
(29.1/2)
quoque (adv.) also, too
quot (indecl. adj.) how many (30.1/1)
quotannis (adv.) every year
quotiens (conj.) as often as, whenever
(30.1/1)
quotiens (interL and exclam.
adv.) how often
quotienscumque (conj.) whenever,
every time that
radio, -ire (intL) shine
radius, -i (m) ray (of light)
rido, -ere, risi, risum (tL) shave
rimus, -i (m) branch
rapio, -ere, rapui, raptum (tr.) seize,
carry off
raptor, -oris (m) robber
rirus, -a, -um rare, uncommon
risus, -a, -um (perf. pple. of rido)
ratio, -onis ([) reason, cause,
explanation; method; the faculty of
reason
ratis, -is (f) raft; boat
recedo, -ere, recessi, recessum
(intL) go back; depart, go away
recens, -entis (adj.) fresh, recent
receptus, -us (m) retreat
recessus, -us (m) inner part, recess
recipio, -ere, recepi, receptum
(tL) take back, recover; accept,
admit; (with acc. pron. used
reflexively) retreat, return
recito, -ire (tL) recite
recte (adv.) rightly
rectus, -a, -um straight; direct; right,
proper
reddo, -ere, reddidi, redditum
(tr.) give back; hand over, deliver;
render, cause to be, cause, make
redeo (compound of eo, ire; intr.) go
back, return
reditio, -onis (f) return
reditus, -us (m) return
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refero, referre, rettuli, relitum
(tL) bring back; report back
refert, referre, retulit (no sup.) it
concerns (20.1 12d)
refugio, -ere, refiigi (no sup.; intL,
tL) flee back, flee; shun; recoil
regilis, -is, -e royal
regia, -ae (f) palace
regina, -ae (f) queen
regio, -onis (f) area, district, region
regius, -a, -um royal
regnum, -i (n) kingdom; royal power
rego, -ere, rexi, rectum (tL) rule,
govern
reicio, -ere, reieci, reiectum
(tr.) throw, hurl; reject
relanguesco, -ere, relangui (no sup.
n.o.p.; intr.) become weak
relictus, -a, -um (perf. pple. of
relinquo)
religio, -onis (f) feeling of religious
awe; religious belief, religion
religiosus, -a, -um holy
religo, -ire (tL) tie back
relinquo, -ere, reliqui, relictum
(tr.) leave (tL); leave behind,
abandon
reliqui (perf. of relinquo)
reliquus, -a, -um the rest of, the
remaining, (pl.) the other
remaneo, -ere, remansi (no sup.;
intr.) remain, stay behind
reminiscor, -i (n.o.p.; + acc. or
gen.) remember
remitto, -ere, remisi, remissum
(tr.) send back, return
removeo, -ere, removi, remotum
(tr.) set aside, take away, remove,
get rid of
remus, -i (m) oar
renideo, -ere (n.o.p.; intr.) shine;
smile
renuntio, -ire (tr.) announce, declare
reor, reri, ratus sum (intr.) think
reparo, -ire (tr.) restore, repair
rependo, -ere, rependi, repensum
(tr.) repay, requite
repente (adv.) suddenly
repentinus, -a, -um sudden
repercutio, -ere, repercussi,
repercussum (tr.) reflect, mirror
reperio, -ire, repperi, repertum
(tr.) discover, find