Reading...
Play button
Play button
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;
461 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
|
amminiculum -i, n.
|
prop, instrument, tool
|
|
|
mire (adv.)
|
uncommonly, in an amazing manner
|
|
|
vulpis -is, f.
|
fox
|
|
|
iocur -onis, n.
|
food, liver
|
|
|
tractatio -onis, f.
|
management, treatment, discussion
|
|
|
gentilis -is, m.
|
gentile, pagan, non-Jew; heathen (to Christians)
|
|
|
nuptia -ae, f.
|
marriage, matrimony, nuptials
|
|
|
sensus -us, m.
|
feeling, sensation
|
|
|
gravido -are -avi -atus
|
(1st conj.)
to impregnate, make pregnant; load, weigh down, oppress |
|
|
velo -are -avi -atus
|
(1st conj.)
to veil, cover |
|
|
tegmen -inis, n.
|
coloring, cover, protection, body armor; skin (animal)
|
|
|
effectus -us, m.
|
execution, performance, effect
|
|
|
casus -us, m.
|
fall, overthrow; accident, chance, fate; grammatical case
|
|
|
scheda -ae f.
|
papyrus paper/strip
|
|
|
decerno, decernere, decrevi, decretus
|
(3rd conj.)
to discern, decide, settle, judge |
|
|
cohibeo, cohibere, cohibui, cohibitus
|
(2nd conj.)
to hold together, contain; restrain, curb |
|
|
paries, parietis, m.
|
wall, house wall
|
|
|
infirmus -a -um
|
weak
|
|
|
vito -are -avi -atus
|
(1st conj.)
shun, evade |
|
|
materies, materiei f.
|
wood; material
|
|
|
discertus -a -um
|
eloquent, skillfully expressed
|
|
|
impendo, impendere, impendi, impensus
|
(3rd conj.)
to expend, send, devote to |
|
|
impendeo, impendere --- ---
|
(2nd conj.)
to overhang; threaten; be imminent |
|
|
amor, amoris, m.
|
love, affection; Cupid
|
|
|
detrimentum -i, n.
|
diminishment, harm, loss; defeat
|
|
|
fiducia -ae, f.
|
trust, confidence, faith
|
|
|
vereor, vereri, veritus sum
|
(2nd conj.)
to revere, fear, dread |
|
|
reor, reri, ratus sum
|
(2nd conj.)
to think, suppose, believe |
|
|
spondeo, spondere, spondi, sponsus
|
(2nd conj.)
to promise; give/take in marriage |
|
|
postulo -are -avi -atus
|
(1st conj.)
to demand, claim, require |
|
|
perpendo, perpendere, perpendi, perpensus
|
(3rd conj.)
to weigh carefully, assess carefully |
|
|
vitiosus -a -um
|
vicious, full of vice
|
|
|
percello, percellere, percelli, perculsus
|
(3rd conj.)
to strike down, overpower, demoralize |
|
|
utique
|
(adv.)
certainly, by all means |
|
|
piscator -oris, m.
|
fisherman
|
|
|
praesto, -stare, -stiti, -stitus
|
(1st conj./irreg)
to excel, exhibit; keep; perform |
|
|
appello, appellere, appuli, appulsus
|
(3rd conj.)
to drive to, force toward |
|
|
decido, decidere, decidi, decisus
|
(3rd conj.)
detach, fell; make explicit |
|
|
soloecismus -i, n.
|
mistake in grammar, solecism
|
|
|
continguo, contingere, contigi, contactus
|
(3rd conj.)
to happen, befall, come to pass; touch |
|
|
libo, -are -avi -atus
|
(1st conj.)
to nibble, sip; pour a libation; graze, touch |
|
|
perdo, perdere, perdidi, perditus
|
(3rd conj.)
to destroy, ruin, lay waste |
|
|
desuetudo -inis, f.
|
disuse, discontinuance
|
|
|
molestus -a -um
|
annoying, troublesome, vexing
|
|
|
erado, eradere, erasi, erasus
|
(3rd conj.)
to erase, blot out, delete |
|
|
sufficio, sufficere, suffeci, suffectus
|
(3rd conj.)
to be sufficient, suffice, be capable |
|
|
mutus -a -um
|
dumb, silent
|
|
|
queo, quire, quivi, quitus
|
(irreg. conj)
to be able |
|
|
appello -are -avi -atus
|
(1st conj.)
call upon, address; accuse; name |
|
|
formica -ae f.
|
ant
|
|
|
licentia -ae f.
|
freedom, liberty; license
|
|
|
cupidus -a -um
|
(adj.)
desirous (+ gen) |
|
|
supero, superare, superavi superatus
|
conj: 1
to overcome, be above (lit) |
|
|
ultro
|
(adv.)
besides, beyond; voluntarily +citro = "here and there," "to and fro" |
|
|
artus -a -um
|
close, tight, dense, narrow
|
|
|
vigilo, vigilare, vigilavi, vigilatus
|
1st conj.
to remain awake, be watchful, care for by watching |
|
|
notus -a -um
|
recognizable, well-known, familiar, famous
|
|
|
cohorresco, cohorrescere, cohorrui, -
|
3rd conj.
shudder, shiver, shake |
|
|
fere
|
adv.
almost, nearly, generally; w/negative = hardly ever |
|
|
pario, parere, peperi, partus
|
3rd io conj.
bear, give birth, produce, bring forth |
|
|
videlicet
|
adv.
one may see; evidently, clearly |
|
|
agnosco, agnoscere, agnovi, agnitus
|
3rd conj.
recognize, realize, discern, acknowledge |
|
|
recreo, recreare, recreavi, recreatus
|
1st conj.
restore, revive |
|
|
plenus -a - um (+ gen)
|
full of (gen)
|
|
|
cogo, cogere, coegi, coactus
|
collect, gather; force, compel
|
|
|
pareo, parere, parui, paritus
|
obey, yield; be evident, clear, appear
|
|
|
pristinus, pristina, pristinum
|
former, original
|
|
|
paene
|
adv.
nearly, almost; mostly |
|
|
everto, evertere, everti, eversus
|
overturn, turn upside down, overthrow, ruin, destroy
|
|
|
adhuc
|
adv.
thus far, until now, hitherto; yet, as yet |
|
|
obeo, obire, obivi(ii), obitus
|
go to meet, attend to; die
|
|
|
deligo, deligere, delegi, delectus
|
pick, choose, select
|
|
|
conficio, conficere, confeci, confectus
|
make, accomplish, perform, do completely
|
|
|
exscindo, exscindere, exscidi, exscissus
|
demolish, destroy, exterminate
|
|
|
inveho, invehere, invexi, invectus
|
carry, import,
passive: driven, attacked |
|
|
currus, currus m.
|
chariot, triumph
|
|
|
intueor, intueri, intuitus sum
|
look at, consider; regard, admire
|
|
|
nitor, niti, nixus sum
|
press, lean on, struggle, depend on (+ abl)
|
|
|
parumper
|
adv. (post positive)
for a short while |
|
|
oportet, oportere, oportit
|
it is right, proper, necessary; it behooves
|
|
|
anceps, ancipitis
|
adj
two-headed/folded/edged/meaning; doubtful, double |
|
|
anfractus, anfracta, anfractum
|
curving, curved, bent
|
|
|
propinquus, propinqua, propinquum
|
near, neighboring
|
|
|
eniter, lenius, lenissime
|
gently, mildly, smoothly
|
|
|
ex(s)ilium -i n.
|
exile, banishment
|
|
|
proficiscor, proficisci, profectus sum
|
to set out, depart
|
|
|
gratiā + gen
|
for the purpose of, for the sake of
|
|
|
fas (est)
|
(what is divinely) right; (what is) permitted
|
|
|
venenum -i n
|
poison, drug
|
|
|
unguis -is m.
|
nail, claw, talon
|
|
|
adhibeo, adhibere, adhibui, adhibitus
|
summon, invite, bring; put to use, apply, employ
|
|
|
stuprum -i n.
|
dishonor, shame
|
|
|
spuracus -a -um
|
adj
dirty, foul |
|
|
superbio -ire -ivi -itum
|
to be haughty, vainglorious
|
|
|
expers, expertis + gen
|
free from (gen)
|
|
|
mancus -a -um
|
adj
crippled, lame |
|
|
fraus, fraudis f.
|
fraud, trickery
|
|
|
niteo, nitere, nitui
|
to shine, glitter
|
|
|
laxo, laxare, laxavi, laxatus
|
to loosen, shake, relax; weaken
|
|
|
fetidus -a -um
|
foul-smelling
|
|
|
scortum -i m.
|
harlot, prostitute (m or f)
|
|
|
mendico -are -avi -atus
|
to beg, be a beggar
|
|
|
arena -ae f.
|
sand
|
|
|
inplico -are -ui -itus
|
implicate; involve, interweave
|
|
|
intercido, intercidere, intercidi, (intercisus)
|
transitive: cut
intransitive: perish, cease to exist; happen |
|
|
debilis -e
|
(adj)
weak, feeble |
|
|
alumnus -a -um
|
nourished, fostered; brought up, native
|
|
|
insolesco, insolescere, insolevi -
|
to become overbearing, haughty,
|
|
|
dissico, dissiecare, dissicavi, dissecatus
|
to cut apart, rend
|
|
|
vigeo, vigere - -
|
to be strong, vigorous
|
|
|
saucio, sauciare, sauciavi, sauciatus
|
to wound, hurt, stab, gnash
|
|
|
caleo, calere, calui, -
|
to be warm, grow warm; be impassioned
|
|
|
mos, moris m.
|
custom, habit
|
|
|
decor -oris m.
|
beauty, good looks; appearance
|
|
|
optio -onis m
|
option; assistant
|
|
|
fervor -oris m.
|
heat, boiling
|
|
|
excudo, excudere, excudi, excusus
|
forge, fashion; strike out
|
|
|
minax, minacis
|
adj
threatening |
|
|
examen, examinis n.
|
test, process
|
|
|
caterva -ae f.
|
crowd
|
|
|
turbo -are -avi -atus
|
disturb, throw into confusion
|
|
|
adsisto, adsistere, adstiti, adstatus
|
take a position; stand (near), attend, place before
|
|
|
corruptus -a -um
|
spoiled
|
|
|
penus -us c.
|
provision
|
|
|
baculum -i n.
|
stick
|
|
|
luo, fluere, fluxi, fluxus
|
flow, stream; fall gradually
|
|
|
recuso -are -avi -atus
|
reject
|
|
|
flagito -are -avi -atus
|
demand, require, entreat
|
|
|
munus -eris n.
|
service, duty
|
|
|
tumesco, tumescere, tumui -
|
to swell
|
|
|
stips, stipis f.
|
small offering
|
|
|
cogo, cogere, coegi, coactus
|
collect, gather; force, compel
|
|
|
numisma -atis n.
|
coin
|
|
|
marsupium -i n.
|
purse
|
|
|
praeceptum -i n.
|
order, command
|
|
|
inanis -e
|
(adj)
empty |
|
|
fumo -are -avi -atus
|
to smoke, reek
|
|
|
testor -ari -atus sum
|
to give as evidence
|
|
|
avos, avi m
|
grandfather, ancestor
|
|
|
egeo, egere, egui (+ gen)
|
be in need, lack, be in want
|
|
|
occulo, occulere, occului, occultus
|
cover, conceal, hide
|
|
|
praestigium -i n.
|
delusion, trick
|
|
|
specus -us c.
|
cave
|
|
|
aerarium -i n.
|
treasury
|
|
|
fames, famis f.
|
hunger
|
|
|
nummus -i m
|
coin, cash
|
|
|
existimo -are -avi -atus
|
value, esteem
|
|
|
dis, ditis
|
(adj)
wealthy, rich |
|
|
saevio, ire ivi itum
|
to rage, be angry
|
|
|
scindo, scindere, scindi, scissus
|
to tear apart, divide
|
|
|
censura -ae f,
|
office of censor; oversight, censure
|
|
|
sponte
|
adv
of one's own free will |
|
|
obeo, obire, obii, obitum
|
go to meet
|
|
|
foedus -a -um
|
polluted, defiled
|
|
|
stipes, stipitis m.
|
post, stake
|
|
|
praesum (+ dat)
|
to be in charge of (dat)
|
|
|
clavis -is f.
|
key; door
|
|
|
frenus -i m.
|
bridle, harness
|
|
|
domo -are -avi -atus
|
to subdue
|
|
|
sustineo, sustinere, sustinui, sustentus
|
to check, hold back, put off, sustain
|
|
|
scabies, scabiei f.
|
itch, mange
|
|
|
iecur, iecoris n.
|
liver
|
|
|
scalpo, scalpere, scalpsi, scalptus
|
scratch, dig nails, carve
|
|
|
invidus -a -um
|
hateful, hostile, envious, jealous
|
|
|
tueor, tueri, tutus sum
|
look, see, protect, uphold
|
|
|
facultas, -tatis f.
|
means, ability, skill
|
|
|
status -us m.
|
position, standing
|
|
|
sordes -is f.
|
filth, dirt, uncleanliness
|
|
|
exuo, exuere, exui, exutus
|
pull off, undress, strip, take off
|
|
|
incolumis -e
|
unharmed, uninjured, alive
|
|
|
recenseo, recensere, recensui, recensitus
|
to review, muster; examine, take census
|
|
|
nimis
|
adv.
too much, exceedingly |
|
|
abditus -a -um
|
hidden, secret, remote
|
|
|
proinde
|
adv
according, in the same way |
|
|
quotannis
|
adv
yearly, every year |
|
|
raeda -ae f.
|
wagon
|
|
|
inepte
|
adv
improperly, inappropriately |
|
|
latro -are -avi -atum
|
(intr)
bark |
|
|
desidero -are -avi -atum
|
long for, desire, miss
|
|
|
tracto, tractare, tractavi, tractatus
|
to draw, haul; treat, manage
|
|
|
tendo, tendere, tetendi, tensus
|
stretch, spread; tend, strive
|
|
|
imber, imbris m.
|
rain, shower
|
|
|
sero
|
(adv.)
late |
|
|
saltem
|
(adv)
at least |
|
|
pecus -oris n.
|
sheep, cattle
|
|
|
lanius -i m.
|
butcher
|
|
|
operio, operire, operui, opertus
|
to close
|
|
|
postea
|
(adv)
after |
|
|
compilo, compilare, compilavi, compilatus
|
to plunder, rob
|
|
|
convictus -us m.
|
feast, banquet
|
|
|
muttio, muttire
|
to mutter, murmur
|
|
|
opinor, opinari, opinatus sum
|
to think, believe
|
|
|
usus -us m.
|
use; habit, manner, custom
*venire usu = to happen in one's experience (+ dat) |
|
|
dissilio -ire
|
leap, burst asunder; fly apart
|
|
|
iam dudum
|
some while ago now
|
|
|
lucrum -i n.
|
gain, profit
|
|
|
merus -a -um
|
unmixed
|
|
|
mentior mentiri, mentitus sum
|
to lie (speak falsehood)
|
|
|
genius -i m.
|
genius
|
|
|
oro, -are
|
to ask, beg
|
|
|
affabilitas -tatis f.
|
courtesy, kindness
|
|
|
hilaris -is -e
|
cheerful, merry
hilaria (substantive pl)= festivities |
|
|
suavis -e
|
agreeable, pleasant, gratifying
*suavius=comparative adverb |
|
|
angustus -a -um
|
narrow
*angustiae -arum = narrows, difficulties |
|
|
vicus -i m.
|
row of houses
|
|
|
caupo, -onis m.
|
innkeeper
*or copo, -onis |
|
|
nosco, noscere, novi, notus
|
become acquainted with, know, come to know
|
|
|
venerius -a -um
|
of/belonging to Venus; sexual
|
|
|
as, assis n.
|
penny, as
|
|
|
fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsus
|
cheat, deceive
|
|
|
demando, -are -avi -atus
|
give, entrust
|
|
|
contubernalis, -is -ium m/f
|
tent-companion; mate (out of wedlock or acceptable marriage mores)
|
|
|
nanciscor, nancisci, nactus sum
|
obtain, get; find, light upon
|
|
|
tamquam
|
just as; as if
|
|
|
gallus -i m.
|
cock
|
|
|
exuo, exuere, exui exutus
|
pull off, strip off clothes
|
|
|
primitus
|
(adv)
at first, initially |
|
|
stringo, stringere, strinxi, strictus
|
draw (gladium)
|
|
|
caedo, caedere, cecidi, caesus
|
cut (down), slay
|
|
|
paene
|
(adv)
nearly, almost |
|
|
sudor, -oris
|
sweat
|
|
|
tum cum
|
at the point when, just then, when
|
|
|
cum...tum
|
both...and especially; not only...but also...
|
|
|
lepidus -a -um
|
pleasant, neat
|
|
|
modo
|
(adv)
just now |
|
|
pumex -icis m.
|
pumice stone
|
|
|
aevum -i n.
|
time, age
|
|
|
charta -ae f.
|
leaf of papyrus; volume
|
|
|
quare / qua re
|
(adv)
by what means, how, why, wherefore, |
|
|
harena -ae f.
|
sand
|
|
|
vesanus -a -um
|
mad, insane
|
|
|
universi -orum m. pl
|
everyone, all
|
|
|
salvus -a -um
|
safe, well, sound
|
|
|
sermo -onis m.
|
talk, conversation
|
|
|
pilus -i m.
|
hair
|
|
|
immo
|
nay, rather
|
|
|
asinus -i m.
|
ass, donkey
|
|
|
tegulae -arum f. pl.
|
tiles (of a roof)
|
|
|
plango, plangere, planxi, planctus
|
strike, beat (one's breast)
|
|
|
decedo, decedere, decessi, decessum
|
to go away; die
|
|
|
strix, strigis f.
|
screech owl; witch, vampire
|
|
|
lepus -orus m.
|
hare
|
|
|
involvo, involvere, involvi, involvus
|
roll up, wrap up, cover up
|
|
|
curiose
|
adv
carefully, in a special way |
|
|
tamquam
|
just as, as if it were
|
|
|
proicio, proicere, proieci, proiectus
|
to throw, hurl
|
|
|
lividus -a -um
|
black and blue; leaden-colored; livid, spiteful
|
|
|
amplexor, -ari -atus sum
|
embrace
|
|
|
maniculus -i m.
|
handful, bundle
|
|
|
stramentum -i m.
|
straw; litter, trash
|
|
|
quisquam, quid-/quicquam
|
somebody, anybody (thing)
|
|
|
scilicet
|
certainly, of course
|
|
|
suppono, -ponere, -posui, -positus
|
to put under, in place of
|
|
|
oportet -ere -uit
|
impersonal + subjunctive
it is proper, right |
|
|
pariter
|
(adv)
equally, at the same time |
|
|
osculor -ari -atus sum
|
to kiss
|
|
|
freuentia -ae f.
|
crowd, multitude, throng
|
|
|
condiforium -i n.
|
tomb
|
|
|
defunctus -i m.
|
dead man
|
|
|
inedia -ae f.
|
not eating; fasting
|
|
|
propinquus -i m.
|
kinsman, relative
|
|
|
comploro -are -avi -atus
|
bewail, lament together
|
|
|
traho trahere diem
|
to spend the day
|
|
|
veho, vehere, vexi, vectus
|
to bear, carry, ride; pass
|
|
|
quotidiens
|
(adv)
as often as |
|
|
confiteor, confiteri, confessus sum
|
to confess, acknowledges
|
|
|
secundum (prep)
|
next to, by + acc
|
|
|
seco, secare, secui, sectus
|
to cut
|
|
|
unguis -is -ium m.
|
fingernail
|
|
|
supervacuus -a -um
|
unnecessary, useless
|
|
|
hortor -are -atus sum
|
encourage
|
|
|
exitus -us m.
|
outcome, end; exit, death
|
|
|
patior pati passus sum
|
to suffer, endure, bear
|
|
|
exulcero -are -avi -atus
|
to make sore
|
|
|
lacer -are -avi -atus
|
tear, mangle, lacerate
|
|
|
corrumpo, corrumpere, corrumpi, corruptus
|
to corrupt, entice
|
|
|
porrigo, porrigere, porrexi, porrectus
|
to stretch, reach
|
|
|
prodsum -esse -fui +dat
|
to be of use; benefit; expend
+dative |
|
|
licet, licere, licuit
|
impersonal
it is permitted |
|
|
ommodum -i n.
|
convenience; advantage, profit
|
|
|
fruor, frui, fructus sum
|
+abl
to enjoy |
|
|
contraho, contrahere, contraxi, contractus
|
to enter into, assemble, deal with
|
|
|
quotiens
|
as often as (adv.)
|
|
|
consensus -us m.
|
agreement
|
|
|
expers, expertis
|
free from, lacking (experience) (+ gen)
|
|
|
ne...quidem
|
not even
|
|
|
immineo, imminere
|
to threaten; overhand, be imminent (+ dat)
|
|
|
eadem
|
likewise, by the same route, in the same way (adv)
|
|
|
subsidium -ii n.
|
help, relief, reinforcement
|
|
|
eoque
|
(adv) there
|
|
|
contactus -us m.
|
touch, contact, association
|
|
|
obsequium -ii n.
|
compliance, deference, service, obedience
|
|
|
vasto -are -avi -atus
|
to lay waste, ravage, devastate
|
|
|
scrutor -ari - atus sum
|
search, probe, examine, explore, investigate; scrutinize
|
|
|
locuples, locupletis
|
opulent, wealthy; rich in lands
|
|
|
adfectus -us m.
|
affection, passion, love
|
|
|
trucido -are -avi -atus
|
to slaughter, butcher, massacre
|
|
|
solitudo -inis f.
|
solitude; deprivation
|
|
|
anus -us f.
|
old woman, hag, matron
|
|
|
prognatus -a -um
|
sprung from, descended
|
|
|
amoenus -a- um
|
beautiful, pleasant, enjoyable
|
|
|
salictum -i n.
|
willow grove
|
|
|
saltus -us m.
|
narrow passage; woodland with glades (pl.)
|
|
|
semita -ae f.
|
path
|
|
|
exim
|
then, after that, next (adv.)
|
|
|
aerumna -ae f.
|
toil, task, labor, hardship
|
|
|
caerulus -a -um
|
blue, cerulean;
as neuter noun: sky, deep blue sea |
|
|
blandus -a -um
|
flattering, charming, pleasant
|
|
|
pratum -i n.
|
meadow, meadowland
|
|
|
revello, revellere, revelli, revlulsus
|
pull back, tear away
|
|
|
luo luere lui, luitus
|
pay for, atone
luere poenam = to suffer punishment |
|
|
fanum -i m.
|
sanctuary, temple
|
|
|
compilo -are- avi -atus
|
to rob, pillage, steal from
|
|
|
aliquando
|
sometime (or another), at some point
|
|
|
"nescio quid"
|
something; I don't know what...
|
|
|
sitio, sitire, sitivi
|
to be thirsty
|
|
|
succendo, succendere, succendi, succensus
|
to set on fire
|
|
|
oro, orere
|
to burn
|
|
|
sensim
|
gradually, slowly (adv.)
|
|
|
solelrs, sollertis
|
clever, dexterous, expert, skilled
|
|
|
consuetudo, -inis f.
|
habit, custom; convention, tradition;
|
|
|
advena -ae c.
|
foreigner, newcomer, visitor
|
|
|
copula -ae f.
|
string/rope, relationship, bond, intimate connection
|
|
|
desidero -are- avi -atus
|
to desire, want; require, need; miss, lack, lose
|
|
|
figo, figere, fixi, fixus
|
fasten, fix, pierce, transfix, establish
|
|
|
obsideo, obsidere, obsedi, obsessus
|
to block, besiege, take possession of
|
|
|
illepidus -a -um
|
ugly
|
|
|
viduus -a -um
|
bereft of (+gen); empty
|
|
|
effutuo, effutuere, effutui, effututus
|
to wear out (esp. of sexual intercourse)
|
|
|
vesanus -a -um
|
mad, frenzied
|
|
|
quondam
|
once, formerly
|
|
|
ineptus -a -um
|
silly, foolish, having no sense
|
|
|
mordeo mordere momordi morsus
|
to bite
|
|
|
prosum
|
to be useful, to profit
|
|
|
praesertim
|
especially
|
|
|
insulsus -a -um
|
boring, stupid
|
|
|
salsus -a -um
|
salted, salty; witty, funny
|
|
|
nuga -ae f.
|
(pl) trifles, nonsense, trash, frivolities
|
|
|
tantum
|
(adv.) only
|
|
|
mano -are -avi -atus
|
flow, pour, be shed, be wet
|
|
|
misere
|
(adv.) desperately; in vain
|
|
|
cubo -are -avi -atus
|
lie (asleep); be in bed (sick)
|
|
|
piger, pigra, pigrum
|
sick, slow
|
|
|
quīs
|
= quibus
|
|
|
insto -stare -stiti
|
to pursue, threaten, approach (+ dat)
|
|
|
venenum -i n.
|
poison, drug
|
|
|
quandocumque
|
whenever, at whatever time, at some time
|
|
|
adoleo, adolere, adolui, adolutus
|
to worship, burn sacrifice/offerings
|
|
|
lis, litis f.
|
quarrel, lawsuit
|
|
|
intereo -ire -ivi, -itus
|
to perish, die, be ruined
|
|
|
propero -are -avi -atus
|
to hurry, speed, be quick
|
|
|
adiutor -oris m.
|
assistant, accomplice, supporter
|
|
|
dispereo -ire -ivi -itus
|
to perish, die, be destroyed, be ruined
|
|
|
officio, officere, offeci, offectus
|
to bother; block, check, impede
nil me officit |
|
|
alienus -a -um
|
foreign, another's, contrary, unworthy, averse
|
|
|
accendo, accendere, accendi, accensus
|
to kindle, set on fire, inflame, stir up
|
|
|
adeo
|
to such a degree
|
|
|
iecur -oris n.
|
liver,
|
|
|
alias
|
(adv) at another time/place, elsewere
|
|
|
anteso -stare -steti -status
|
to surpass, excel, be superior to
|
|
|
adversarius -a -um
|
opposed to, hostile to, inimical
|
|
|
submoveo, movere, movi, motus
|
to remove, drive off, ward off; remove from under; to distance (oneself)
|
|
|
agger -eris m.
|
rampart, mound, dam
|
|
|
maestus -a -um
|
sad, gloomy
|
|
|
fossa -ae f.
|
ditch, trench
|
|
|
accido, accidere, accidi accisus
|
cut, cut into, hack, overthrow, destroy
|
|
|
lucus -i m.
|
grove; sacred grove
|
|
|
macto -are -avi -atus
|
magnify, honor; slaughter, destroy
|
|
|
clades -is f.
|
defeat, slaughter, disaster, ruin, devastation
|
|
|
aquila -ae f.
|
eagle; standard
|
|
|
scrobis -is c.
|
ditch, trench
|
|
|
tego, tegere, texi, tectus
|
cover, protect, defend, hide
|
|
|
palus, paludis f.
|
swamp, marsh
|
|
|
vehementer
|
(adv) severely, vigorously, exceedingly, very much
|
|
|
incuso -are -avi -atus
|
blame, reprimand
|
|
|
temere
|
(adv) rashly, blindly
|
|
|
condicio -onis f.
|
agreement, contract, terms
|
|
|
postulatum -i n.
|
demand, request
|
|
|
repudio, repudiare, repudiavi, repudiatus
|
reject, repudiate, scorn
|
|
|
factum periculum
|
there was an attempt...
|
|
|
sublevo -are -avi -atus
|
lift up, raise, support, assist
|
|
|
constantia -ae f.
|
firmness, resolve; perseverance, persistence
|
|
|
plerumque
|
(adv) generally, commonly, frequently
|
|
|
par, paris (+gen)
|
equal, equal to; like, suitable
|
|
|
diuturnitas -tatis f,
|
long duration
|
|
|
potestatem facere
|
to make oneself available; make an opportunity for...
|
|
|
res frumentaria
|
grain supply
|
|
|
simulatio -onis f.
|
pretense, deceit
|
|
|
despero, -are- -avi -atus
|
despair of; have no hope; to distrust
|
|
|
frumentum -i n.
|
grain, crops
|
|
|
facinus -oris n.
|
deed, crime, outrage
|
|
|
praeterea
|
(adv) besides, thereafter, in addition
v. interea = meanwhile |
|
|
indulgeo, indulgere, indulsi, indultus
|
grant, concede, be lenient, give way to
|
|
|
praecipue
|
(adv.) especially, chiefly
|
|
|
negotium -ii n.
negotia -are -avi -atus (also deponent negotior) |
work, business; pain, trouble
to do business, trade |
|
|
aes, aeris n.
|
money, bronze;
aer alienum = debt |
|
|
queror, queri, questus sum
|
to complain, protest, grumble, gripe
|
|
|
polliceor, polliceri, pollicitus sum
|
to promise
|
|
|
quinam
|
because
|
|
|
pergo, pergere, perrexi, perrectus
|
go on, proceed
|
|
|
repens, repentis
|
sudden, unexpected
|
|
|
indignator indignari indignatus sum
|
deem worthy, scorn, resent
|
|
|
noxa -ae f.
|
hurt, injury, crime, punishment, harm
|
|
|
traicio, traicere, traieci, traiectus
|
to transfer, cross over, transport
|
|
|
emetior, emetiri, emensus sum
|
measure out; pass through
|
|
|
fingo, fingere, finxi, fictus
|
to mold, form, shape, create, invent produce transform
|
|
|
maiores
|
elders
|
|
|
invius -a -um
|
impassable, inaccessible
|
|
|
adeo, adire, adivi, aditus
|
to approach, attack, visit, undertake
|
|
|
totiens
|
(adv) so often, so many times
|
|
|
funditus
|
(adv) utterly, completely
|
|
|
ambitus -us m
|
circuit; bribery, corruption
|
|
|
postulo -are -avi -atus
|
to demand, request, prosecute
|
|
|
contio -onis f.
|
meeting, assembly
|
|
|
profiteor, profiteri, professus sum
|
to openly proclaim, speak out
|
|
|
pertimesco -mescere -mui
|
to become afraid (of)
|
|
|
sin
|
(conj) but if
|
|
|
libertus -i m
|
freedman, freed slave
|
|
|
languidus -a -um
|
weak, sluggish, dull
|
|
|
crebro
|
(adv) frequently, repeatedly, often, time after time,
|
|
|
paenitet, paenitere,
|
it displeases, makes angry; it repents (acc) about (gen)
|
|
|
aperte
|
(adv.) openly
|
|
|
forensis, forense
|
public; pertaining to courts
|
|
|
comitia -ae f
|
assembly place; elections
|
|
|
incido, incidere, incidi, incisus
|
to meet with, happen, assail
|
|
|
luctus -us m.
|
grief, sorrow
|
|
|
voluptas, -tatis f.
|
pleasure, delight, enjoyment
|
|
|
percipio, percipere, percepi, perceptus
|
secure, gain, perceive, learn, feel
|
|
|
quod si
|
but if
|
|
|
dare operam
|
to give attention, take care + ut
|
|
|
quam diu
|
as long as
|
|
|
retineo, retinere, retinui, retentus
|
to hold, hold back, detain, restrain
|
|
|
pestilentia -ae f.
|
plague, illness, fever
|
|
|
attingo, attingere, attigi, attactus
|
to touch, reach, affect
|
|
|
faciam te...certiorem
|
I will keep you informed (idiom)
|
|
|
vicus -i
|
property, estate
|
|
|
celebritas -tatis f.
|
crowdedness, multitude
|
|
|
quominus
|
(conj) that not, from
(paired with a verb of holding/detaining) |
|
|
tribuo, tribuere, tribui, tributus
|
divide, present, allot, ascribe
|
|
|
laetor, laetari laetatus sum
|
to delight in, be glad about
|
|
|
licet, licere, licuit
|
it is permitted, lawful, right
|
|
|
fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsus
|
to deceive, cheat, beguile
|
|
|
lepos, leporis f.
|
charm, grace, wit
|
|
|
hilaritas -tatis f.
|
enjoyment, amusement, cheerfulness
|
|
|
mulus -i m
|
mule, donkey
|
|
|
quivis, quaevis, quidvis
|
anyone, anything
|
|
|
lucrum -i n.
|
gain, profit
|
|
|
peregri
|
(adv). abroad
|
|
|
incipio, incipere, incepi, inceptus
|
to begin, start, undertake
|
|
|
aucto, auctare, auctavi, auctatus
|
to increase, enlarge, bless, grow, prosper
|
|
|
adficio, adficere, adfeci, adfectus
|
to endow (acc) with (abl); to affect, afflict, influence
|
|
|
uti
|
= ut
|
|
|
concedo, concedere, concessi, concessus
|
to relinquish, submit, pardon, allow
|
|
|
adnitior, adniti, adnixus sum
|
lean, rest upon, support oneself, exert, try
|
|
|
suppeto, suppetere, suppetivi, suppetitus
|
to be at hand, be equal to, be sufficient for
|
|
|
quippe
|
(adv) of course, as you seen, obviously, naturally
|
|
|
profecto
|
(adv) surely, certainly
|
|
|
formido, -are -avi -atus
|
dread, far, be afraid of
|
|
|
decet, decere, decit
|
it is fitting, right, seemly, suitable, proper
|
|
|
exprobro -brare -bravi -bratus
|
bring up as a reproach
|
|
|
accusare
|
to accuse
|
