Grammar of the Latin Language
Grammar of the Latin Language
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tPio, d. to propitiate.
Placo, r. d. to appease.
Ploro, m. d. to oewail.
Porto, u. r. d. to carry, PostQlo, m. r. d. to de» mand.
Privo, d. to deprive.
Probo, m. u. r. d. toi^ prove.
comprdbo, m.
Profllgo, d. to rout.
Propfiro, d. to hasten.
*tPropIno, to drink to.
Propitio, d. to appease.
Pugno, r. d. to fight.
Pulso, d. to beat.
Purgo, u.r. d. to cleanse Puto, d. to think.
Quasso, d. to shake.
Radio, to emit rays.
Rapto, d. to drag.
Recup^ro, m. r. d. to recover.
RecQso, r. d. to refuse.
Redu...ndo, to overflow.
Regno, r. d. to rule.
tRepudio, r. d. to reject.
Res^ro, d. to unlock.
•iRetalio, — , to retali- ate.
Rigo, to water.
Rogo, m. r. d. to ask.
Roto, to whirl.
Sacrifico,m.to sacrifice, Sacro, d. to consecrate.
tSagino, d. to fatten.
Salto, r. to dance.
Salato, m. r. d. to salute.
Sano, r. d. to heal.
Satio, to satiate.
tSataro, to fiU.
Saucio, d. to wound.
*Secundo, to prosper.
Sedo, m. d. to allay.
Servo, r. d. to &««;».
*1Sibi]o, to hiss Sicco, d. to dry.
Signo, r. d. to mark out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
tPio, d. to propitiate.
Placo, r. d. to appease.
Ploro, m. d. to oewail.
Porto, u. r. d. to carry, PostQlo, m. r. d. to de» mand.
Privo, d. to deprive.
Probo, m. u. r. d. toi^ prove.
comprdbo, m.
Profllgo, d. to rout.
Propfiro, d. to hasten.
*tPropIno, to drink to.
Propitio, d. to appease.
Pugno, r. d. to fight.
Pulso, d. to beat.
Purgo, u.r. d. to cleanse Puto, d. to think.
Quasso, d. to shake.
Radio, to emit rays.
Rapto, d. to drag.
Recup^ro, m. r. d. to recover.
RecQso, r. d. to refuse.
Redu...ndo, to overflow.
Regno, r. d. to rule.
tRepudio, r. d. to reject.
Res^ro, d. to unlock.
•iRetalio, — , to retali- ate.
Rigo, to water.
Rogo, m. r. d. to ask.
Roto, to whirl.
Sacrifico,m.to sacrifice, Sacro, d. to consecrate.
tSagino, d. to fatten.
Salto, r. to dance.
Salato, m. r. d. to salute.
Sano, r. d. to heal.
Satio, to satiate.
tSataro, to fiU.
Saucio, d. to wound.
*Secundo, to prosper.
Sedo, m. d. to allay.
Servo, r. d. to &««;».
*1Sibi]o, to hiss Sicco, d. to dry.
Signo, r. d. to mark out.
What to read after Grammar of the Latin Language?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethan Allen Andrews, Solomon Stoddard to read onlineMoreLess
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