Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
47 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
aperte
|
openly
|
|
universus/a/um
|
whole, altogether
|
|
tecta -orum
|
n. pl. roofs, houses
|
|
vastitas -atis
|
f. devastation, desolation, ruin
|
|
qua re
|
for this reason, therefore
|
|
proprius/a/um
|
w/ gen special to, appropriate for
|
|
imperium -i
|
n. command, power
|
|
disciplina -ae
|
f. training, instruction
|
|
severitas -atis
|
f. strict action, sternness
|
|
lenis -e
|
mild, gentle
|
|
communis -e
|
common
|
|
resideo -ere -sedi
|
to stay behind, be left
|
|
reliquus/a/um
|
left over, remaining
|
|
manus -us
|
f. gang
|
|
sin
|
but if, if on the contrary
|
|
dudum
|
some time, for a long time
|
|
hortor
|
to encourage
|
|
exhaurio -ire -hausi -haustum
|
to drain off, drink down
|
|
comes comitis
|
m./f. comrade, companion
|
|
sentina -ae
|
f. bilge water, sewage, dregs
|
|
impero 1
|
to command
|
|
sponte (tua)
|
f. abl. sg. of your own accord, voluntarily
|
|
suadeo -ere suasi suasum
|
w/ dat of pers. to advise, urge
|
|
delecto 1
|
to please, delight
|
|
nota - ae
|
f. mark, brand
|
|
domesticus/a/um
|
of the household, filial
|
|
turpitudo -inis
|
f. disgrace, shame
|
|
inuro -ere -ussi- ustum
|
w/ dat to burn in, brand upon
|
|
dedecus -oris
|
n. disgrace
|
|
haereo -ere haesi haesum
|
to stick to, cling to
|
|
facinus -oris
|
n. deed; outrage
|
|
flagitium -i
|
n. outrage, disgrace
|
|
totus/a/um
|
whole, all
|
|
adulescentulus -i
|
m. little young man
|
|
corruptela -ae
|
f. corruption, temptation
|
|
illecebra -ae
|
f. enticement, charm
|
|
irretio -ire -retivi -retitum
|
to catch in a net, ensnare
|
|
aut
|
or
|
|
praefero -ferre -tuli -latum
|
to carry ACC before/in front of DAT
|
|
nuper
|
recently
|
|
superior -ius
|
previous, last
|
|
nuptiae -arum
|
f. pl. wedding, marriage
|
|
vacuefacio -ere -feci -factum
|
to make empty, clear
|
|
nonne
|
not; surely...not
|
|
cumulo 1
|
to heap up
|
|
scelus -eris
|
n. crime
|
|
sceleratus/a/um
|
wicked, criminal, vicious
|