`do` in Latin

Results

do

verb
- perform an action or task
  
  facere
  
  I will do my homework. — Pensum meum faciam.
  
  agere
  
  What should I do now? — Quid nunc agam?
  
  perficere
  
  He did the job well. — Opus bene perfecit.
- [auxiliary], used to form questions/negations
  
  (no direct equivalent) [auxiliary]
  
  Do you like apples? — Num poma amas?
- [colloquial, figurative], engage in sexual activity
  
  concumbere [colloquial, sexual]
  
  They did it last night. — Heri nocte concubuerunt.
- [colloquial, figurative], visit or tour a place
  
  perlustrare [colloquial]
  
  We did Rome in two days. — Romam duobus diebus perlustravimus.
- [colloquial, figurative], cheat or swindle someone
  
  fallere [colloquial]
  
  He did me out of my money. — Me pecunia fefellit.
- [colloquial, figurative], serve a prison sentence
  
  poenam luere [colloquial, criminal]
  
  He did five years for theft. — Quinque annos pro furto poenam luet.
- [colloquial, figurative], prepare or style hair
  
  componere [colloquial, cosmetic]
  
  She had her hair done. — Capillos suos compositos habuit.