Unlocking the Power of Latin Verbs for Action and Leadership

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Discover the rich meanings behind Latin verbs related to action and leadership. Explore words like "agere" (to do, drive), "ducere" (to lead), and "regere" (to rule). Enhance your vocabulary and understanding of these powerful concepts.

  • Latin Verbs
  • Action
  • Leadership
  • Vocabulary
  • Language

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  1. ag agere, g , actus to do, drive

  2. cg cogere, co g , coactus to collect, compel

  3. dfend defendere, defend , defensus to defend

  4. duc ducere, dux , ductus to lead

  5. reduc -ducere, -dux , -ductus to lead back

  6. pon ponere, posu , positus to put, place

  7. reg regere, rex , rectus to rule

  8. relinqu relinquere, reliqu , relictus to leave behind

  9. surg surgere, surrex , surrectus to rise, stand up

  10. trd tradere, tradid , traditus to hand over, surrender

  11. redd reddere, reddid , redditus to give back, restore, return

  12. vinc vincere, v c , victus to conquer, defeat

  13. cd cedere, cess , cessus to move, yield, give way

  14. discd discedere, discess , discessus to depart, leave

  15. excd excedere, excess , excessus to go out, leave

  16. cnstitu constituere, constitu , constitutus to set up, decide, determine

  17. contend contendere, contend , contentus to strive, struggle, hasten

  18. lg legere, l g , lectus to choose; read

  19. dlig deligere, del g , delectus to choose

  20. capi capere, c p , captus to take, capture

  21. accipi accipere, acc p , acceptus to receive, accept

  22. incipi incipere, inc p , inceptus to begin

  23. faci facere, f c , factus to do, make

  24. cnfici conficere, conf c , confectus to accomplish, finish

  25. interfici -ficere, -f c , -fectus to kill

  26. iaci iacere, i c , iactus to throw

  27. conici -icere, -i c , -iectus to hurl, throw together

  28. cupi cupere, cup v , cup tus to wish, desire

  29. fugi fugere, f g , fugitus to flee, flee from

  30. bib bibere, bib to drink

  31. curr currere, cucurr , cursus to run

  32. dc d cere, d x , dictus to say, tell

  33. ed edere, d , sus to eat

  34. pet petere, petiv , petitus to seek, beg, ask, aim at, attack

  35. scrb scribere, scrips , scriptus to write

  36. mitt mittere, m s , missus to send

  37. mitt amittere, am s , amissus to lose

  38. committ -mittere, -m s , -missus to entrust, commit

  39. expell expellere, expul , expulsus to drive out, drive away, expel

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