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ăgo v. a. english
to put in motion; to move; To stir up; to throw out; excite; to put forth; out; to shoot
bellum english
war
fĕro v. a. and n. english
to bear; carry; bring
trăho v. a. english
to draw; drag; haul
răpĭo v. a. english
to seize and carry off; to snatch; tear; seizing; snatching; to take
lĕgo v. a. english
to bring together, to gather, collect
infĕro v. a. english
to carry; bring; put
transfĕro v. a. english
to bear across; to carry; bring over; to convey over; tra...
aufĕro v. a. english
to take; bear off; away; to remove one; to withdraw; retire; To take; snatch away; to take by force
lignum english
wood; firewood; to perform useless labor; to carry coals to Newcastle
diffĕro v. a. and n. english
Act., to carry different ways; to spread abroad, scatter,...; Neut., to differ, be different
conjungo v. a. english
to bind together, connect, join, unite; cum, inter se; ad
ădĭmo v. a. english
to take to; to take away; take any thing from; take them away with themselves; secum ferunt; I will proh...; to snatch away; to carry off
perfĕro v. a. english
to bear; carry through; to bear the penalty of; bearing; brooking
prōfĕro v. a. english
To impel; se; To lengthen out; prolong
indĭco v. a. english
to point out; indicate; to show; declare; disclose
effĕro v. a. english
to bring; carry out; to bring forth
commŏvĕo v. a. english
to put something in violent motion; to move; to shake
pĕrăgo v. a. english
To thrust through; pierce through; transfix; To drive about; harass; disturb; To carry through; go through with; execute
invĕho v. a. english
to carry; bear; bring to
corrĭpĭo v. a. english
to seize; snatch up, to collect, to seize upon, take hold of
ēgĕro v. a. english
to carry; bear; bring out; pours forth
jacto v. freq. a. english
to throw, cast, hurl; To boast of, vaunt; se, to talk boastfully of one's self, to boast, make an o...
nĕgōtĭor v. dep. n. english
to carry on business; a wholesale business; the banking b...
percōnor v. dep. english
to carry out
perpĕtro v. a. english
to carry through; complete; effect
perporto v. a. english
to carry; transport
perrŏgo v. a. english
To ask through in succession; to ask one after another; to carry through; to pass
pertendo v. a. english
to carry out; go on with; perform
pervĕho v. a. english
to bear; carry; convey through; to pass through; traverse; to carry; bring; convey
pervinco v. n. and a. english
Neutr; to conquer completely; gain a complete victory; to conquer; defeat completely
phălangae english
a pole to carry burdens on; carrying-pole; a wooden roller
phălango v. a. english
to carry away on a pole
praefĕro v. a. english
to bear before; to carry in front; to hold forth
praerĭpĭo v. a. english
to take away; before another; to snatch
praeterfĕro v. a. english
to carry by; past.—Pass; to come
prōgĕro v. a. english
To carry forth; out; to clear out; To carry before; bear in front
progesto v. freq. a. english
to carry before
prōvĕho v. a. english
to carry; conduct forwards; to carry; to carry on; along; forwards
rĕdhĭbĕo v. a. english
to take back; to carry; give back
abrĭpĭo v. a. english
to take away by violence; to drag away; to tear off; to carry off; remove; detach
abdūco english
to lead one away, to take or bring with one, to carry off...
ăpŏphŏrēta english
presents which guests received at table; especially at th...
asporto v. a. english
to bear; carry; take off
āvĕho v. a. english
to carry off; away; to bear off
bājŭlo v. a. english
to carry a burden; to bear something heavy
bellor english
to carry on war; to war; to fight
circumvecto v. freq. a. english
to carry around; to ride; sail around; to go through
convĕho v. a. english
to carry, bear; bring together; to gather, get in
dēgĕro v. a. english
to carry away, carry off; N. cr