Sallust 57 entries
Sallust Historiae - Inherent to Roman history 5| Vocable | Translation |
|---|---|
| aemulus/aemula/aemulum, AO Adjective | envious, jealous, grudging, (things) comparable/e… |
| agito, agitas, agitare A, agitavi, agitatum Verb | stir/drive/shake/move about, revolve, live, contr… |
| alimentum, alimenti [n.] O Noun | food/nourishment, provisions, sustenance, mainten… |
| alius/alia/aliud, AO Adjective | someone else, other, another |
| capesso, capessis, capessere C, capessivi, capessitum Verb | grasp, take, seize eagerly, undertake, manage, pu… |
| certor, certaris, certari A, certatus sum (Dep.) Verb | compete (in a contest), contend/struggle (at law/… |
| circumgredior, circumgredieris, circumgredii C, circumgressus sum (Dep.) Verb | go round behind by a flanking movement, walk/trav… |
| clades, cladis [f.] C Noun | Disaster |
| clemens, clementis M Adjective | merciful/loving, lenient/mild/gentle, quiet/peace… |
| convenus/convena/convenum, AO Adjective | coming together for some purpose, meeting |
| despicio, despicis, despicere M, despexi, despectum Verb | look down on/over, relax attention, disdain, desp… |
| dimitto, dimittis, dimittere C, dimisi, dimissum Verb | forgive, free, left down (in grace), send away, d… |
| exspecto, exspectas, exspectare A, exspectavi, exspectatum Verb | expect |
| exuo, exuis, exuere C, exui, exutum Verb | pull off, undress, take off, strip, deprive of, l… |
| gener, generi [m.] O Noun | son-in-law |
| genus, generis [n.] C Noun | origin, kind, sort, class, sex, descent, race, st… |
| gigno, gignis, gignere C, genui, genitum Verb | give birth to, bring forth, bear, beget, be born … |
| haud Adverb | not, not at all, by no means, not (as a particle)… |
| humanus/humana/humanum, AO Adjective | human, kind, humane, civilized, refined, [~ hosti… |
| inclutus/incluta/inclutum, AO Adjective | celebrated, renowned, famous, illustrious, glorio… |
| incolumis/incolume, incolumis M Adjective | unharmed, uninjured, alive, safe, unimpaired |
| innoxius/innoxia/innoxium, AO Adjective | harmless, innocuous, unhurt, unharmed |
| inops, inopis M Adjective | weak, poor, needy, helpless, lacking, destitute (… |
| lateo, lates, latere E, latui, - Verb | lie hidden, lurk, live a retired life, escape not… |
| merces, mercedis [f.] C Noun | pay, recompense, hire, salary, reward, rent, pric… |
| moderator, moderatoris [m.] C Noun | governor, master, user, one who restrains |
| nex, necis [f.] C Noun | death, murder |
| obvius/obvia/obvium, AO Adjective | in the way, easy, hostile, exposed (to) |
| occido, occidis, occidere C, occidi, occisum Verb | kill, murder, slaughter, slay, cut/knock down, we… |
| paro, paras, parare A, paravi, paratum Verb | prepare, provide, get, obtain |
| pario, paris, parere M, peperi, partum Verb | bear, give birth to, beget, bring forth, produce,… |
| penes Preposition | in the power of, in the hands of (person), belong… |
| periculose Adverb | dangerous, hazardous, perilous, threatening |
| pernicies, perniciei [f.] E Noun | ruin, disaster, pest, bane, curse, destruction, c… |
| pravus/prava/pravum, AO Adjective | crooked, misshapen, deformed, perverse, vicious, … |
| princeps, principis [m.] C Noun | the first, emperor, chief, chieftain |
| probitas, probitatis [f.] C Noun | uprightness, honesty |
| procedo, procedis, procedere C, processi, processum Verb | proceed, advance, appear |
| prolato, prolatas, prolatare A, prolatavi, prolatatum Verb | lengthen, enlarge, prolong, put off, defer |
| quidem Adverb | swiftest, most speedy/rapid, soonest, most prompt… |
| quidquam Adverb | quisquam, quaequam, quidquam, anyone/anybody/anyt… |
| quin Adverb | why not, in fact |
| quoniam Conjunction | because, since, seeing that, Since |
| ruo, ruis, ruere C, rui, rutum Verb | destroy, ruin, overthrow, rush on, run, fall, cha… |
| saepio, saepis, saepire I, saepsi, saeptum Verb | surround/envelop/enfold/encircle, clothe/cover/pr… |
| satio, satias, satiare A, satiavi, satiatum Verb | satisfy, sate |
| scaevus/scaeva/scaevum, AO Adjective | left, on the left, awkward |
| sero, seris, serere C, serui, sertum Verb | wreath, join, entwine, interweave, bind together,… |
| servilis/servile, servilis M Adjective | servile, of slaves |
| servio, servis, servire I, servivi, servitum Verb | serve |
| subverto, subvertis, subvertere C, subverti, subversum Verb | overturn, cause to topple, overthrow, destroy, su… |
| taedium, taedii [n.] O Noun | weariness/tedium/boredom/ennui, disgust/aversion/… |
| tot Adverb | so many |
| ulciscor, ulcisceris, ulcisci C, ultus sum (Dep.) Verb | avenge, punish |
| vis legis Phrase | the power of the law |
| vitium, vitii [n.] O Noun | Crime, vice, fault, flaw, defect |
| votum, voti [n.] O Noun | vow, pledge, religious undertaking/promise, praye… |
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