# Oxford Latin Course, Part 1 - Chapter 07 # by Maurice Balme and James Morwood, ISBN 978-0-19-521550-2 # Version 1.0 # by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org) convocō, convocāre : I call together nāvigō, nāvigāre : I sail oppugnō, oppugnāre : I attack pugnō, pugnāre : I fight dēfendō, dēfendere : I defend occīdō, occīdere : I kill resistō, resistere : I resist vincō, vincere : I conquer capiō, capere : I take fugiō, fugere : I flee iaciō, iacere : I throw cārus, -a, -um : dear fortis, forte : brave omnis, omne : all īra, -ae, f. : anger pugna, -ae, f. : fight canis, canis, c. : dog comes, comitis, c. : comrade frāter, frātris, m. : brother nāvis, nāvis, f. : ship pater, patris, m. : father prīnceps, prīncipis, m. : prince rēx, rēgis, m. : king urbs, urbis, f. : city fortier : bravely ā/ab : from Mycēnārum : of Mycenae Graecōrum : of the Greeks bellum : war eius : his hērōum fortissimus : the bravest of the heros Ulixēs : Odysseus exercitum : army decem annōs : for ten years obsident : to besiege possunt : can, are able to rixam : quarrel nōn diūtius : no longer ōtiōsus : idle pellunt : drive quī : who inquiunt : (they) say nōs : us (acc.) vincunt : are conquering perīculō : danger dēsistit : ceases incendunt : set fire to sī : if nōn vīs : are not willing invītus : unwilling(ly), reluctant(ly) arma Achillis : the arms of Achilles induit : puts on territī : terrified fortissimus Trōiānōrum : the bravest of the Trojans hastam : spear interficit : kills Flāviī : of Flavius exspectat : is waiting for salvē : greetings! intrāte : come in! sedēte : sit! tacent : are silent susurrat : whispers vīsne? : won’t you? tacē : be quiet! bene : well vēnī hūc : come here! ignāvus : lazy sellam : his seat paulīsper : for a little scrīpsit : has written scrībe : write! cessat : is idling fenestram : window lātrat : barks abī : go away! salit : jumps quaerit : looks for petunt : chase dēspērat : despairs vōs : you (acc.) dūc : lead!, take! # end