Wheelock's Latin Lesson 34 Tools A B anima, -ae soul, spirit (f.) remissiO, remissiOnis letting go, release; relaxation (f.) vOx, vOcis voice, word (f.) adversus, -a, -um opposite, adverse tAlis, tAle such, of such a sort vae alas, woe to (interj., often + dat.) arbitror, arbitrArI, arbitrAtus sum to judge, think cOnor, cOnArI, cOnAtus sum to try, attempt crEscO, crEscere, crEvI, crEtum to increase Egredior, EgredI, Egressus sum to go out fateor, fatErI, fassus sum to confess, admit hortor, hortArI, hortAtus sum to encourage, urge loquor, loquI, locUtus sum (loqui) to say, speak, tell mOlior, mOlIrI, mOlItus sum (moliri, molitus sum) to work at, build, undertake, plan morior, morI, mortuus sum to die (fut. act. part. moriturus) nAscor, nAscI, nAtus sum to be born; spring forth, arise patior, patI, passus sum to suffer, endure, permit proficIscor, -ficIscI, -fectus sum to set out, start sedeO, sedEre, sEdI, sessum to sit sequor, sequI, secUtus sum to follow rUsticor, rUsticArI, rUsticAtus sum to live in the country spectO (1) to look at, see Utor, UtI, Usus sum to use; enjoy, experience (+ abl.)