Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

234 SECOND LATIN
addueere, -duxi, -ductus, to bring, to
adduce
adeo, even
adequate, adequately
adesse, -fui, to attend, to be present, to
be nlindful
adhaerere (2), ...haesi, -haesus, to ad.
here, to cleave to
adhibere (2), to apply, to employ
adhue, yet, still, now, as
adipisci (dep. 3), adeptus, to reach, to
obtain, to achieve
adituc;, m.~ approach, access, gate
adjicere, -jeci, -jectus, to add
adjunctio, f.} limitation, restriction
adjunctunl, n.} addition, accessory cir.
curnstance
adjungere, -junxi, ..junctus, to add, to
attach
adjutorium, n.} help
adjuvare, -juvi, -jutus, to aid
administrare, to administer
administratio, I.} administering
admiscere (2), -miscui, -mixtus, to
n1ix
admittere, -misi, -missus, to admit, to
join
admodum, very, exceedingly, quite;
annos -
octo, fully eight years;
nihil -, nothing at all; nullus -,
none at all; nuper -, very recently
admonere (2), -monui, ..monitus, to
warn, to admonish
adnexus (annexus), connected
adnotatio, f.} cornrnent, annotation
adolescentia, I.} adolescence
adolescere, -levi, to gro\v up
adorare, to adore, to \vorship, to bow
dO\\'fl before
adoratio, t.} adoration
adorator, m.} adorer
adscribere, -scripsi, -scriptus, to enroll
adscriptus, approved
adstare, to be present, to attend
adstringere, .-strinxi, -strictus, to bind
adultus, m.} adult
adunare, to unite
advenire (4), -veni, -ventus, to come
adventus, m.} coming, arrival
adversari (dep. I), to be opposed
adversarius, rn.} adversary, opponent
advertentia, t.} knowledge, warning
aedificare, to build
aegre, with hardship
aequalitas, I.} equality, sameness
aequaliter, equally
aeque, equally; - ac, as ~:ell as
aequus, right) equal; ex aequo, justly,
on a par
aer, m.} air
aestas, I.} summer
aestimarc, to esteern, to consider
aestimator) m.} one \vho esteems
aestus, m.} heat
aetas, I.} age
aeternaliter, eternally
aeternus, everlasting, eternal; in aeternum,
forever
affectatus, voluntary
affectus:, m.} affection
affinis, allied, related
affinitas, I.} affinity
affirmare, to affirm
affirmatio, I.} affirmation
affiigere, -Roo, -flictus, to rrlortify, to
punish
agens, m.} doer, actor, agent
agere, egi, actus, to do, to act, to deal,
to put in motion; dies festos -, to
spend holy days; gratias -, to give
thanks; quartum annum agit, he is
four years old; se -, to behave;
agitur, it is a question of
aggregare, to add to, to join with
agnoscere, -novi, -notus, to acknowledge
agnus, m.} lanlb
ait, he speaks, he says