4.2 be at rest

stāre, stand; statiō, stay, sojourn; status, posture, position; stabilis, firm, steady; noun stabilitās

assistere, take up a position, stand 

cōnsistere, take one's stand, halt 

resistere, stand still

cōnstāre, remain; cōnstitī, stand 

īnstāre, stand in

restāre, stand firm

sistere, subsistere, stand still, stop 

sedēre, sit; noun sessiō

obsidēre, sit in or at

subsīdere, stay 

iacēre, cubāre, lie

humī strātus or fūsus, lying (flat) on the ground

supīnus, lying on one's back

prōnus, lying face downward 

pendēre, hang, be suspended

cause to be at rest

sistere, statuere, set up

pōnere, locāre, collocāre, place; noun collocātiō

stabilīre, fix, establish

iacere, iactāre, throw; noun iactātiō 

sternere, stretch flat

suspendere, hang up

from A Handbook of the Latin Language by Walter Ripman (1930). Transcribed by Carolus Raeticus (2011).

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