Latin Horace Odes Book1

Front 1

atavus

Back 1

atavi, m
remote ancestor

Front 2

editus

Back 2

editus -a -um
descended from,
from edo, edere, edidi, editum
put forth, give out, give birth to

Front 3

praesidium

Back 3

praesidii, n
protection, defence

Front 4

decus

Back 4

decoris, n
that which adorns or beautifies, honor, glory

Front 5

curriculum

Back 5

curriculi, n
a running, course, race, racing chariot

Front 6

pulvis

Back 6

pulveris, m
dust

Front 7

colligo

Back 7

colligere, collegi, collectum
gather or bring together, collect

Front 8

iuvo

Back 8

help, assist, benefit
delight, please, gratify

Front 9

meta

Back 9

metae, f
running points, end, turning gates

Front 10

fervidus

Back 10

fervidus -a -um
boiling, burning, hot, impetuous

Front 11

evito

Back 11

1st
shun, avoid

Front 12

rota

Back 12

rotae, f
wheel

Front 13

eveho

Back 13

veho, vehere, vexi, vectum
carry out,lift, raise

Front 14

mobilis

Back 14

mobilis -e
moveable, changeable, inconstant, pliant, exitable, nimble, agile, fickle, rapid, swift

Front 15

turba

Back 15

turbae, f
turmoil, disorder, uproar, disturbance,
confusion, disturbance, quarrel
crown, throng, mob, multitude

Front 16

Quiris

Back 16

Quiritis, m
Roman citizen

Front 17

certo

Back 17

1
contend, strive, emulate, vie with, struggle, strive, excert one's self

Front 18

tergeminus

Back 18

tergeminus -a -um
triple, threefold,
three twin-brothers (three born at birth)

Front 19

tollo

Back 19

tollo, tollere sustuli sublatum
lift, raise, extol, take away, destroy

Front 20

proprius

Back 20

-us -a -um
one's own, personal

Front 21

condo

Back 21

condo condere condidi, conditum
bring, lay, put together, fashion, produce, make by joining together, establish, found, make, construct, build, compose, write, celebrate, be the author of,
store up, treasure up, lay/put for preservation, contain, preserve, pickle, inter, bury,
(of time) pass, spend, live through, bring to close,
conceal, hide, supress, strike or thrust in deep, plunge

Front 22

horreum

Back 22

horrei, n
storehouse, granary

Front 23

verro

Back 23

verro, verrere, versum
sweep together, collect

Front 24

findo

Back 24

findo, findere, fidi, fissum
split, separeate, divide

Front 25

sarculum

Back 25

sarculi, n
hoe

Front 26

trabs

Back 26

trabis, f
beam of wood, trunk of tree, ship

Front 27

parvidus

Back 27

-us -a -um
frightened, terrified, trembling, fearful

Front 28

seco

Back 28

seco, secare, secui, sectum
cut, divide, tear, hurt, injure, cleave,
cut through: run, sail, fly, go, traverse through
cut up, lash in speaking: satirize, censure

Front 29

luctor

Back 29

luctor, luctari, luctatum
wrestle, struggle, strive, contend

Front 30

area

Back 30

areae, f
opens space, vacant space, level ground, threshing floor,
halo around sun or moon,
border or bed in the garden,
burying ground,
bald spot on the head, baldness

Front 31

Africus

Back 31

(ventus)
southwestern, stormy wind

Front 32

mercator

Back 32

mercatoris, m
merchant

Front 33

reficio

Back 33

make again, repair

Front 34

ratis

Back 34

ratis, f
raft, boat, ship

Front 35

quatio

Back 35

quatio, quatere, quassum
shake, beat upon, agitate, disturb, wield, brandish, ply, hold, beat, strike, drive, batter, shatter,
agitate, move, touch, affect, vex, plague, harass

Front 36

indocilis

Back 36

indocile
untrained, hard to instruct, difficult to be taught,
unlearned, ignorant, untaught, rude, unapt, unfit, not shown

Front 37

vetus

Back 37

veteris
old

Front 38

poculum

Back 38

poculi, n
cup, drink

Front 39

demo

Back 39

demo, demere, dempsi, demptum
take away, subtract, withdraw, remove, disclose

Front 40

sperno

Back 40

sperno, spernere, sprevi, spretum
romove, sever, reject, despise, contemn, scorn, spurn

Front 41

lenis

Back 41

lenis, lene
smooth, gentle, mild

Front 42

caput

Back 42

also: person, person's life,
of rivers: source, spring, origin, sometimes mouth
top, summit, end, extremity
chief person, leader, captain, guide
fundamental principle, dogma, central point, in writing: division, section, paragraph, chapter
of money: captial, stock, principal sum

Front 43

viridis

Back 43

viride
green, fresh, young

Front 44

arbutus

Back 44

arbuti, f
wild strawberry or arbutus tree

Front 45

lituus

Back 45

litui, m
curved cavalry trumpet

Front 46

tuba

Back 46

tuabe f
staright war trumpet

Front 47

permisceo

Back 47

mix together, confuse

Front 48

detestor

Back 48

detestor, detesari, detestatus
pray against, curse

Front 49

refugio

Back 49

run away, avoid

Front 50

venator

Back 50

venatoris, m
hunter

Front 51

catulus

Back 51

catuli, m
a young animal, a young dog

Front 52

cerva

Back 52

cervae, f
deer, doe

Front 53

tibia

Back 53

tibiae, f
shin bone, tibia, pipe, flute

Front 54

plaga

Back 54

plagae, f
hunting net, trap

Front 55

hedera

Back 55

hederae, f
ivy

Front 56

teres

Back 56

teretis
rounded, smooth, polished, slender, tightly wooven, elegant

Front 57

gelidus

Back 57

-us -a -um
cold, icy

Front 58

secerno

Back 58

cereno, cernere, crevi, cretum
separate, distinguish

Front 59

cohibeo

Back 59

hold together, hold back, confine

Front 60

barbitos

Back 60

barbiti (acc barbiton), m
lyre

Front 61

vates

Back 61

vatis, c
prophet, soothsayer, fortune teller, seer, oracle, teacher, master, authority, singer, poet

Front 62

quodsi

Back 62

but if

Front 63

insero

Back 63

introduce, insert, put in or among

Front 64

ferio

Back 64

ferio, ferire
strike, hit

Front 65

vertex

Back 65

verticis, m
whirl, eddy, whirlpool, head, crown, pole of heavens, the highest point, peak, top, summit, the highest, uppermost, greatest (poet.)

Front 66

tribuo

Back 66

tribuo, tribuere, tribui, tributum
allot, assign

Front 67

sapio

Back 67

sapio, sapere, sapivi
have a taste, suggest, be inspired by, be wise, be descreet, show good sense

Front 68

liquo

Back 68

liquo, liquare, liquavi, liquatum
melt, strain (stain wine before drinking)

Front 69

reseco

Back 69

reseco, resecare, resecui, resectum
cut back, prune, restrain

Front 70

inermis

Back 70

inerme
unarmed

Front 71

venenatus

Back 71

-us -a -um
poisonous

Front 72

egeo

Back 72

egeo, egere, egui
need, want +abl

Front 73

arcus

Back 73

arcus, m
bow

Front 74

aestuous

Back 74

-us -a -um
very hot, agitated

Front 75

lambo

Back 75

lambo, lambere, lambi
lick, wash

Front 76

pharetra

Back 76

pharetrae, f
quiver

Front 77

ultra

Back 77

prep +acc beyond

Front 78

vagor

Back 78

vagor, vagari, vagatum
wander, roam

Front 79

expedio

Back 79

4th
free, extricate, release

Front 80

portentum

Back 80

portenti, n
portent, abnormal phenomenon

Front 81

aesculentum

Back 81

aesculenti, n
oak forest

Front 82

piger

Back 82

pigra, pigrum
inactive, lazy

Front 83

aestivus

Back 83

-us -a -um
of or pertaining to summer

Front 84

pulvinar

Back 84

pulvinaris, n
sacred couch on which the image of a god was placed

Front 85

daps

Back 85

dapis, f
feast, banquet

Front 86

antehac

Back 86

previously

Front 87

depromo

Back 87

depromo, ere, prompsi, promptum
bring out, produce, draw out, fetch

Front 88

cella

Back 88

cellae, f
storeroom, wine cellar

Front 89

contaminatus

Back 89

-us -a -um
morally foul, impure

Front 90

columba

Back 90

columbae, f
dove, pigeon

Front 91

minuo

Back 91

minuo, minuere, minui, minutum
make smaller, reduce, weaken

Front 92

redigo

Back 92

drive, lead, or bring back
get together, call in, collect, raise, recieve, take (a sum of money or the like by selling)
lessen, diminish, reduce

Front 93

adurgeo

Back 93

adurgeo, ere
press hard upon, pursue closely

Front 94

lymphatus

Back 94

lymphatus -a -um
frenzied, distracted, frantic

Front 95

accipiter

Back 95

accipitris, m
hawk

Front 96

lepus

Back 96

leporis, m
hare, rabbit

Front 97

nivalis

Back 97

-is -e
snowy

Front 98

catena

Back 98

catenae, f
chain

Front 99

expavesco

Back 99

expavesco, ere, -pavi
become frightened of, dread

Front 100

reparo

Back 100

1st
obtain in exhange for, recover

Front 101

asper

Back 101

asper, aspera, asperum
fierce, rough

Front 102

tracto

Back 102

1st
draw violently, tug, pull, haul, mangage, wield, practice, perform, handle, conduct, lead, treat, use, investigate, negotiate

Front 103

scilicet

Back 103

evidently, of course, surely

Front 104

invideo

Back 104

look askance, cast an evil eye, to be prejudiced, envy, begrudge, refuse, be unwilling, be loathful, hinder, prevent, aspire to rival, emulate, grudge

Front 105

ebrius

Back 105

-us -a -um
who has drunk enough, had his fill, full of drink, drunk, intoxicated, sated

Front 106

Liburna

Back 106

Liburnae, f
light, fast sailing warship, galley