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

* quot,indecl., how many; as many

quotins,adv., how often?, as often as

quotinscumque,adv., however often, as often as

quo-usque,adv., how far, how long

R

radi  (1), send out rays, gleam

radius, -, m., rod, spoke (of a wheel), ray

rdix, -cis,f., root

Raecius, -, m., a Roman name

rmus, -, m., branch

rapidus, -a, -um,lit. snatching; consuming, rapacious, fierce; rapid, swift

rapna, -ae,f., seizure; plundering, robbery

rapi, -ere, rapu, raptum, seize, snatch, carry off, hurry off

raptim,adv., hurriedly

raptor, -ris,m., snatcher, robber

rrus, -a, -um, scattered, rare, uncommon, remarkable

* rati, -nis,f., reckoning, business account; reason, method, plan, theory, consideration, regard

Ra (Rha) Silvia, -ae,f., mother of Romulus and Remus by Mars

rec-cid:seere-cid 

re-cd, -ere, -cess, -cessum, go back, retire, withdraw, go away

recns,gen. -entis, recent; new, just come

receptrx, -cis,f., receiver, concealer

re-cid, -ere, reccid, recsum (cad), fall back, return, be reduced

re-ciper  (1): see recuper 

* re-cipi, -ere, -cp, -ceptum, take back, regain, recover, receive; s recipere, betake oneself, withdraw, retire

re-cognsc, -ere, -cognv, -cognitum, recognize

re-col, -ere, -colu, -cultum, cultivate again, feel afresh

re-concili  (1), regain, win back, reconcile

re-cond, -ere, -did, -ditum, put back, store away; with oculs, close again

re-cordti, -nis,f., recollection

re-cordor, -r, -tus sum, call to mind, recollect, remember

re-cre  (1), lit. create again; refresh, revive, restore; recover

re-crdsc, -ere, -crdu, become raw again

* rct, adv., rightly, properly

rctor, -ris,m., director, governor

rctus, -a, -um, straight, right, proper, just; rct  (sc. vi ) as adv., straight, directly

recub, -re, lie back, recline

re-cumb, -ere, -cubu, recline

* recuper  (1), recover, regain

re-cs  (1), decline, refuse, protest