“Wheelock's Latin Reader” by Frederick M. Wheelock🧾🧾🧾

adimentum, -, n., help, assistance

ad-iung, -ere, -inx, -inctum, join to, attach, associate

aditor, -ris,m., helper, assistant

aditrx, -cis,f., (female) helper, assistant

* ad-iuv, -re, -iv, -itum, help, assist, support

ad-lici, -ere, -lex, -lectum, allure, draw to oneself, entice

ad-lig  (1), bind

ad-loquor, -, -loctus sum, speak to, address

ad-ld, -ere, -ls, -lsum, jest at, play with; play on (a word)

adluvis, - , f., overflow, pool, floodwater

adminiculum, -, n., prop (for vines), support

ad-mrbilis, -e, wonderful; strange; admirable

admrti, -nis,f., wonder, amazement, admiration

ad-mror, -r, -tus sum, wonder at, admire

ad-mitt, -ere, -ms, -missum, admit; commit (a crime)

ad-move, -re, -mv, -mtum, bring up, apply

ad-nect, -ere, -nexu, -nexum, bind, connect

ad-ntor, -, -nsus (-nxus) sum, lean on, strive toward, exert oneself

ad-not (1), note down, mark

ad-nu, -ere, -nu, -ntum, nod assent, agree

ad-operi, -re, -operu, -opertum, cover up

ad-r  (1), address, entreat; reverence, worship

adp-:seeapp-

ad-quisc, -ere, -quiv, -quitum, become quiet, rest, find comfort

adr-:see underarr-

ad-senttor, -ris,m., flatterer, yesman

ad-senti, -re, -sns, -snsumand as deponent vb. ad-sentior, -r, -snsus sum, assent to, agree with

ad-sequor, -sequ, -sectus sum, overtake, reach, attain, gain

ad-serv  (1), preserve, keep, watch

adsp-:seeasp-

ad-st, -re, -stit, stand near or by

ad-string, -ere, -strnx, -strictum, bind, oblige

ad-susc, -ere, suv, -sutum, become accustomed; adsutus, -a, -um, customary, usual; accustomed to

* ad-sum, -esse, ad-fu, ad-futrum, be near, be present; assist

ad-sum, -ere, -smps, -smptum, take to oneself, take

ad-surg, -ere, -surrx, -surrctum, rise up, stand up

adt-:seeatt-

* adulscns,gen. -entis, young; as a noun, m.lf., a young man (or woman)

adl  (1), fawn; in pass., be fawned upon

adlor, -r, -tus sum, fawn (on), flatter, cringe (before)