command

  • ducocommand, consider, considered, construct, count, delay, draw, draw in, esteem, influence, marry a wife, mislead, reckon, shape, spend, to calculate, to charm, to draw, to lead, to lead on the march
  • gubernatiocommand, direction, government, leadership
  • imperiumauthority, command, control, power to command, realm, rule, sovereignty
  • imperocommand, hold sway, to command, to give orders, to rule
  • iubeobid, command, tell someone to do, to order
  • iussicommand, tell someone to do, to order
  • iussumcommand, tell someone to do, to order
  • mandatumcharge, command, commission, decree, entrust, instruction, mandate, message, order
  • mandocommand, confide, entrust, order, to commit, to send word
  • nutusa nod, a nodding, command, gravitation, movement down, nod, will
  • praeceptumcommand, injunction, instruction, precept
  • praesederecommand, preside, to sit before
  • praesedicommand, preside, to sit before
  • praesieocommand, preside, to sit before
  • preceptumcommand, injunction, instruction, precept
  • divide et imperadivide and rule
  • exercitus sine duce corpus est sine spirituan army without a leader is a body without a spirit
  • non ducor, ducoI am not led; I lead
  • praesis ut prosis ne ut imperesLead in order to serve, not in order to rule.
  • veritate duce progrediAdvancing (with) Truth Leading.