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354 Vocabulary
superi, -Grum (m. pl.) the gods who
live in the sky
superior, -ior, -ius higher; upper;
earlier
supero, -ire (tr.; intr.) overcome;
surpass; be left, suroive
superstes, -stitis (adj.) remaining,
surviving
supersum (super + sum; + dat.)
suroive
superus, -a, -um upper, on earth (as
opposed to the Underworld)
sllpplementum, -i (n) reinforcements
suppliciter (adv.) humbly
supplicium, -i (n) punishment
supri (adv.) above, on top
supri (prep. + ace). on tlJp of
supremus, -a, -um highest; furthest,
last
surgo, -ere, surrexi, surrectum
(intr.) rise; get up (from bed); arise
suscipio, -ere, suscepi, susceptum
(tr.) take up; undertake
suspendo, -ere, suspendi, suspensum
(tr.) hang, suspend
suspiro, -ire (intr.) sigh
sustineo, -ere, sustinui (no sup.;
tr.) hold (up), support; withstand
sustuli (perf. of tollo)
suus, -a, -um (3rd pers. reflex. poss.
adj. (9.1/5»
Syricusae, -irum (f. pl.) Greek city in
Sicily
T. (abbreviation for Titus)
taberna, -ae (f) tavern; hut
tabula, -ae (f) board;
(commemorative) tablet
taceo, -ere (intr., tr.) be silent (about)
tacitus, -a, -um silent
tactus, -a, -um (perf. pple. of tango)
taedet, -ere, taesum est ( + acc.) it
wearies (20.1 12b)
taedium, -i (n) boredom;· boring thing
Taenarius, -a, -um Taenarian (see
note on 1.4 of 15.3)
tilis, -is, -e such, ofsuch a sort
(30.1/1)
tam (adv.) so, to such an extent
(30.1 II)
tamen (adv.) however, nevertheless,
yet
tametsi (conj.) even if(29.1 /4a)
tamquam (conj.) in the same way as,
just as
tandem (adv.) after some time, at
length
tango, -ere, tetigi, tactum (tr.) touch
tantum (adv.) only; exclusively
tantundem (tantum + dem) (see note
on 23.2, 10)
tantus, -a, -um so great, so much, as
much (30.1 II)
tardo, -ire (tr., intr.) delay, hold up
tardus, -a, -um slow, sluggish
Tarentum, -i (n) town in southern
Italy
Tarquinius, -i nomen ofa family
which produced the fifth and the
seventh kings of Rome
Tartara, -Grum (n. pl.) another name
of the Underworld
Tartareus, -a, -um (adj. of Tartara)
taurus, -i (m) bull
tectum, -i (n) roof; building, house
tectus, -a, -um (perf. pple. of tego)
tecum = cum + te
tegimentum, -i (n) covering
tego, -ere, texi, tectum (tr.) cover,
hide (tr.)
tellus, -uris (f) land
telum, -i (n) spear, missile; weapon
tempestis, -titis (f) storm
templum, -i (n) temple; region,
position
tempto, -ire (tr.) attempt, try; make
trial of
tempus, -poris (n) time; period of time
tenax, -icis (adj.) holding fast,
tenacious
tendo, -ere, teteDdi, tensum (tentum)
(tr., intr.) extend, stretch out, bend;
be inclined
tenebrae, -irum (f. pI.) darkness
teneo, -ere, tenui, tentum (tr.) hold,
hold to; occupy; keep, maintain;
restrain; prevent
tener, tenera, tenerum tender,
delicate; young
tensus, -a, -um (perf. pple. of tendo)
tenuis, -is, -e thin, fine; insubstantial
ter (adv.) three times
tergum, -i (n) back (of humans or
animals); rear
terra, -ae (f) land, earth
terreo, -ere (tr.) terrify, frighten