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Latin Terms and Definitions for Military and Historical Studies, Quizzes of Latin language

Latin terms and their definitions related to military and historical studies. The terms cover various concepts such as army, order, peace, battle, age, and more. These terms are essential for students of classics, ancient history, and related fields.

Typology: Quizzes

2009/2010

Uploaded on 04/26/2010

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TERM 1
ripa, -ae
DEFINITION 1
riverbank
TERM 2
gaudium, -i
DEFINITION 2
joy
TERM 3
legatus, -i
DEFINITION 3
envoy, delegate
TERM 4
legionarius, -i
DEFINITION 4
legionary
TERM 5
proelium, -i
DEFINITION 5
battle
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ripa, -ae

riverbank

TERM 2

gaudium, -i

DEFINITION 2

joy

TERM 3

legatus, -i

DEFINITION 3

envoy, delegate

TERM 4

legionarius, -i

DEFINITION 4

legionary

TERM 5

proelium, -i

DEFINITION 5

battle

stipendium, -i

salary

TERM 7

studium, -i

DEFINITION 7

interest, study

TERM 8

aetas, aetatis (f.)

DEFINITION 8

age

TERM 9

agmen, agminis (n.)

DEFINITION 9

army on the march, file

TERM 10

amnis, amnis (m.)

DEFINITION 10

river

pax, pacis (f.)

peace

TERM 17

ratis, ratis (f.)

DEFINITION 17

raft

TERM 18

valetudo, valetudinis

(f.)

DEFINITION 18

health

TERM 19

virtus, virtutis (f.)

DEFINITION 19

virtue

TERM 20

vulnus, vulneris (n.)

DEFINITION 20

wound

acies, -ei

line of battle

TERM 22

caedes, -ei

DEFINITION 22

slaughter

TERM 23

circumdo, circumdare, circumdedisse,

circumdatum

DEFINITION 23

surround

TERM 24

commemoro, commemorare,

commemoravisse, commematum

DEFINITION 24

mention

TERM 25

convoco, convocare, convocavisse,

convocatum

DEFINITION 25

call together

propero, properare, properavisse, properatum

hasten, hurry

TERM 32

vulnero, vulnerare, vulneravisse, vulneratum

DEFINITION 32

wound

TERM 33

studeo, studere, studuisse

DEFINITION 33

devote oneself to (+ dat.)

TERM 34

aduingo, adiungere, adiunxisse,

adiunctum

DEFINITION 34

add to, join

TERM 35

caedo, caedere, cecidisse,

caesum

DEFINITION 35

beat, fell, kill

cogo, cogere, coegisse, coactum

compel, force

TERM 37

effundo, effundere, effudisse, effusum

DEFINITION 37

pour out

TERM 38

erumpo, erumpere, erupisse, eruptum

DEFINITION 38

break out

TERM 39

excurro, excucurrisse or excurrisse,

excursum

DEFINITION 39

run out, rush out

TERM 40

instruo, insturere, instruxisse, instructum

DEFINITION 40

draw up, arrange

transeo, transire, transivisse

cross, pass

TERM 47

arduus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 47

steep

TERM 48

deni, -ae, -a

DEFINITION 48

ten at a time

TERM 49

dirus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 49

dreadful

TERM 50

horrendus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 50

dreadful

idoneus, -a, -um

suitable

TERM 52

otiosus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 52

leisured, idle

TERM 53

posterus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 53

next, following

TERM 54

privatus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 54

private

TERM 55

publicus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 55

public

uni, -ae, -a

one at a time

TERM 62

citerior, citerius

DEFINITION 62

nearer

TERM 63

incolumis, -e

DEFINITION 63

unharmed, safe

TERM 64

militaris, -e

DEFINITION 64

military

TERM 65

ulterior, ulterius

DEFINITION 65

farther, more distant

plerique, pleraeque, pleraque

most

TERM 67

diutius

DEFINITION 67

longer (comp. of diu)

TERM 68

etenim

DEFINITION 68

and indeed, for

TERM 69

fere

DEFINITION 69

about, almost

TERM 70

praecipue

DEFINITION 70

especially

ultra (+ acc.)

on that (the far) side