| EXONERES | Unburden or unload, 2 sg. pres. subj.: abi ad portum ut navem ____ |
| OSTIAM | Ad portum Romae, ubi Tiberis in mare fluit |
| REMULCO | A tow-rope (abl.) - navem ____ abstraxit, Caesar de Bello Civili 2.23 |
| ASCENDERE | In navem ____: to board a boat, Plautus Rudens 538 |
| IUVES | May you, on your own, help; 2 sing. pres. subj. |
| CAVEAT | Jussive subj. (ie, 3rd sing. pres. subj.), meaning "be on guard" |
| DOCKWORKER | A person employed in a port to load or unload ships; stevedore (10) |
| QUAY | Structure built on the bank of a waterway for ships to dock, load or unload (4) |
| LIGHTER | Large open boat used to load or unload cargo (7) |
| STEVEDORE | A person employed to load or unload ships (9) |
| TRAXI | I drew (non picturas sed navem in mare eg), 3rd conj. |
| ASPICIAM | I'm going to cast my eyes over (also pres. subj.) |
| SIT | Let him be: 3 sing. pres. subj. from esse |
| ASSEVERETIS | Affirmetis; verbis fortibus dicatis - you would assert (pres subj) |
| RUAT | "Fiat iustitia, ____ caelum": let justice be done though the heavens collapse (pres subj) |
| LEGAMUS | Let's read Latin: Latine ____ (1st pl pres. subj.) |
| ADSTES | You should stand up and stay put (2nd sing. pres. subj.) |
| CAVEDICAS | Don't tell (him, Pike): trans. "beware" + 2nd pers. pres. subj. |
| NEEUMINDICES | Don't point him out (transl. ne + pres. subj., more modoque poetarum ) |
| AMETIS | Si illam videatis, statim ____: if you saw here you would be smitten (pres subj amo) |
