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

re-trah, -ere, -trx, -trctum, drag back, bring back

retr, adv., back, backwards

* reus, -, m., defendant, accused person; a sinner (in ML)

re-vell, -ere, -vell, -vulsum, tear away, pull off

* re-vertor, revert  (pres. inf.), revert  (perf. indic. act. and perf. system act.), reversus, -a, -um (having returned), turn back, come back, return

re-virsc, -ere, -viru, become green again

re-vvsco, -ere, re-vx, come back to life again, revive

re-voc  (1), call back, recall

re-volv, -ere, -volv, -voltum, roll back; think over; pass., return

* rx, rgis,m., king; despot; a rich or mighty person

Rhodop, -s (acc. -n), f., mountain range in Thrace

Rhodopius, -a, -um, Thracian (from the mountain Rhodope)

rictus, -s,m., sg. or pl., the open mouth, jaws

rde, -re, rs, rsum, laugh, laugh at

rige, -re, be stiff, stiffen

rigns,gen:-entis, stiff, hard

rigidus, -a, -um, stiff, rigid, inflexible

rig  (1), moisten, to water

rma, -ae,f., crack

rpa, -ae,f., bank (of a river)

rvus, -, m., brook, stream

rbur, -boris,n., lit. oak; strength

robustus, -a, -um,lit. of oak; firm, strong, robust

rd, -ere, rs, rsum, gnaw, nibble at; disparage, slander

rogtus, -s,m., asking, request

rogti, -nis,f., proposed law, bill; request

* rog  (1), ask, request; propose for election, elect

rogus, -, m., funeral pyre

Rma, -ae,f., Rome

Rmnus, -a, -um, Roman

Rmulus, -, m., reputed founder of Rome

rstrum, -, n., beak; ramming beak of a warship; rstra, -rum,pl., speakers’ platform in Forum, which was adorned with ships’ beaks

rube, -re, be red, blush

rubus, -, m., bramble-bush

rudis, -e, rough, unskilled, uncultivated

runa, -ae,f., a falling down, ruin, disaster

rmor, -ris,m., report, rumor

rump, -ere, rp, ruptum, burst, break open, destroy

* rps, -is,f., rock, cliff

rri-cola, -ae,m.lf., inhabitant of the country, a farmer