Caesar de bello Gallico I.21-22

verbs

considō, -ere, consēdī

considō, -ere, consēdī

to sit down; take a position; halt, settle

cognoscō, -ere, cognovī, cognitus

cognoscō, -ere, cognovī, cognitus

to find out, learn

renuntiō, (1)

renuntiō, (1)

to report back

iubeō, -ēre, iussī, iussus

iubeō, -ēre, iussī, iussus

to order, bid

ostendō, -ere, ostendī, ostentus

ostendō, -ere, ostendī, ostentus

to show

praemittō, -ere, praemisī, praemissus

praemittō, -ere, praemisī, praemissus

to send ahead

teneō, -ēre, tenuī, tentus

teneō, -ēre, tenuī, tentus

to hold

comperiō, -īre, comperī, compertus

comperiō, -īre, comperī, compertus

to find out, discover

accurrō, -ere, accurrī

accurrō, -ere, accurrī

to run toward, run up to

subducō, -ere, subduxī, subductus

subducō, -ere, subduxī, subductus

to draw up, lead up (from under)

instruō, -ere, instruxī, instructus

instruō, -ere, instruxī, instructus

to set in order, arrange, draw up (troops)

committō, -ere, commisī, commissus

committō, -ere, commisī, commissus

to join; trust, allow; (proelium) to engage in

abstineō, -ēre, tinuī, tentus

abstineō, -ēre, tinuī, tentus

to hold back from

fiō, fieri, factus sum

fiō, fieri, factus sum

to be made, be done; happen, become

consuescō, consuescere, consuevī, consuetus

consuescō, consuescere, consuevī, consuetus

to become accustomed