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Teneo , tenēre tenui , tentus

To hold. Teneo , tenēre tenui , tentus. To found. Condo, condere , condidi , conditus. Far off; at a distance. longe. Wealth; riches. Ops, opis. Rough; experienced. Asper , aspera , asperum. cloud. Nimbus, - i. To inflame; to anger. Flammo (1). To be angry; To feel wronged.

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Teneo , tenēre tenui , tentus

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  1. To hold Teneo, tenēretenui, tentus

  2. To found Condo, condere, condidi, conditus

  3. Far off; at a distance longe

  4. Wealth; riches Ops, opis

  5. Rough; experienced Asper, aspera, asperum

  6. cloud Nimbus, -i

  7. To inflame; to anger Flammo (1)

  8. To be angry; To feel wronged Indignor,-ari

  9. Cell; jail Carcercarceris

  10. chain vinculum

  11. To be mad; to rage Furo, -ere

  12. To revolve; to consider Voluto (1)

  13. Lofty; high Celsus,a,um

  14. cave antrum

  15. To soften Mollio,-iremollivi, mollitus

  16. storm tempestas

  17. To press; to control Premo,-ere • Oppress • impress

  18. mountain Monsmontis

  19. To sit; to settle Sedeo, sedÉre, sédi, sessus

  20. unfriendly Inimicus,a,um

  21. Flat; level (the sea) AequorAequoris

  22. Household gods penates

  23. ship Puppispuppis

  24. To scatter Disicio,-ere, disieci,disectus

  25. With an enflamed heart Flammatocorde

  26. Revolving; considering volutans

  27. With raging mountains Furentibusmontibus

  28. s/s controls the winds Ventospremit

  29. Those were raging Illifurebant

  30. He controls the storms with a jail Tempestatescarcerepremit

  31. Into the country of the clouds In patriamnimborum

  32. By controlling premendo

  33. For contolling the winds Ad ventospremendos

  34. Of living vivendi

  35. Carthage must be destroyed Carthagodelendaest

  36. For inaugurating temples Ad inaugurandatempla

  37. He had praised Laudaverat

  38. You were completing conficiebas

  39. We will have begun inceperimus

  40. He will praise laudabit

  41. They were begun Inceptisunt

  42. He was entangled Implicatusest

  43. Livia Augustus’Wife

  44. Drusus Tiberius Livia’s sons

  45. Julia Augustus’ daughter

  46. Drusus Claudius’ father

  47. Antonia Claudius’ mother

  48. Marc Antony Claudius’ maternal grandfather

  49. hostibusappropinquantibussenatusCincinnatonuntiaviteum factum essedictatorem

  50. Vulgus ex veritatepauca, ex opnionemultaaestimat

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