Caesar de bello Gallico I.3-4

verbs

adducō, -ere, adduxī, adductus

adducō, -ere, adduxī, adductus

to lead on, prompt, induce

permoveō, -ēre, permovī, permotus

permoveō, -ēre, permovī, permotus

to move thoroughly, stir up

constituō, -ere, constitutī, constitutus

constituō, -ere, constitutī, constitutus

to decide

proficiscōr, proficiscī, profectus sum

proficiscōr, proficiscī, profectus sum

to set out, depart

comparō, -are, -avī, -atus

comparō, -are, -avī, -atus

to prepare, provide

coemō, -ere, -emī, -emptus

coemō, -ere, -emī, -emptus

to purchase, buy up

suppetō, -ere, -ivī, -itus

suppetō, -ere, -ivī, -itus

to be in store, suffice

conficiō, -ere, -fecī, -fectus

conficiō, -ere, -fecī, -fectus

to accomplish

ducō, -ere, duxī, ductus

ducō, -ere, duxī, ductus

to lead; to lead in mind = to consider

deligō, -ere, delegī, delectus

deligō, -ere, delegī, delectus

to choose, select

obtineō, -ēre, -tinuī, -tentus

obtineō, -ēre, -tinuī, -tentus

to hold, possess

appellō, -are, -avī, -atus

appellō, -are, -avī, -atus

to call, name

conōr, conarī, conatus sum

conōr, conarī, conatus sum

to try, attempt

probō, -are, -avī, -atus

probō, -are, -avī, -atus

to prove, approve

potiōr, potītī, potītus sum

potiōr, potītī, potītus sum

to gain control or possession of (+ gen. or abl.)

conciliō, -are, -avī, -atus

conciliō, -are, -avī, -atus

to win, gain; win over

cogō, -ere, -egī, -actus

cogō, -ere, -egī, -actus

to force, compel

damnō, -are, -avī, -atus

damnō, -are, -avī, -atus

to condemn, sentence

cremō, -are, -avī, -atus

cremō, -are, -avī, -atus

to consume by fire

exsequōr, -sequī, -secutus sum

exsequōr, -sequī, -secutus sum

to pursue, follow to the end

consciscō, -ere, -scivī, -scitus

consciscō, -ere, -scivī, -scitus

to know, judge;+ sibi mortem = to commit suicide