Ovid Vocab (701-800)

Front 1

sedulus, a, um

Back 1

persistent, busy, diligent, industrious, zealous

Front 2

obstupesco

Back 2

obstupescere, obstupui

to become senseless, be stupified

Front 3

huc (adv.)

Back 3

to this place, hither

Front 4

inclutus, a, um (clitus)

Back 4

celebrated, renowned

Front 5

focus, i

Back 5

a fireplace, hearth

Front 6

hesternus, a, um

Back 6

of yesterday, yesterday's

ignes suscitat hesternos. VIII,641-42

Front 7

anilis, e

Back 7

-of an old woman
-old-womanish, anile, silly

ad flammas amina producit anili

Front 8

holus, eris

Back 8

n. kitchen herbs, vegetables, cabbage

Front 9

riguus, a, um

Back 9

abounding in water ; well-watered

riguus hortus. VIII, 646

Front 10

hortus, i

Back 10

m. a garden

Front 11

clavus, i

Back 11

a nail

Front 12

alveus, i

Back 12

-a hollow, cavity
-a trough, tray
-a bathing-tub, bathtub

Front 13

consuesco

Back 13

ere, suevi, suetus

to accustom, inure, habituate

Front 14

tergeo

Back 14

ere, si, sum (2)

to wipe off, wipe dry, wipe clean

Front 15

vireo

Back 15

ere, -, - (2)

to be green, be verdant

Front 16

menta, ae

Back 16

mint

Front 17

sincerus, a, um

Back 17

clean, pure, sound, uninjured, whole, entire

Front 18

condio

Back 18

ire, ivi, itus

to make savory, season

Front 19

fictilis, e

Back 19

made of clay, earthen, fictile

subst. earthen vessels
omnes fictilibus (ponuntur) VIII,688

Front 20

caelo

Back 20

are, avi, atus

to engrave in relief, make raised work, carve, engrave

Front 21

focus, i
vs.
favus, i

Back 21

m. hearth, fireplace
vs.
m. honey-comb

Front 22

crātēr, ēris
vs.
crātēra, ae

Back 22

m. (acc. -ēra) a mixing-bowl, wine-bowl
vs.
f. a mixing-bowl, wine-bowl

Front 23

sopio

Back 23

ire, ivi, itus

to deprive of sense, make unconsicous, stun, put to sleep, lull

Front 24

sospes, itis

Back 24

saved, safe, sound

Front 25

nempe (conj.)

Back 25

[in an assertion offered as indisputable] certainly, without doubt

Front 26

sorbeo

Back 26

ere, sorbui, - (2)

to sup up, suck in, drink down, absorb

Front 27

gremium, i

Back 27

a lap, bosom

Front 28

vereor

Back 28

eri, veritus sum

-to reverence, revere, stand in awe
-to fear, be afraid, dread

Front 29

cubitum, i

Back 29

elbow.

"innixus cubito" VIII,727

Front 30

renovamen, inis

Back 30

n. a renewal, transformation

Front 31

idcirco (adv.)

Back 31

on that account, for that reason.

non idcirco - not for all that...
"non tamen idcirco ferrum Triopeius illa [=quercus] abstinuit"

Front 32

cunctor (v.)

Back 32

ari, atus sum

to delay, linger, loiter, hesitate
"ut iussos cunctari vidit"

Front 33

contremisco

Back 33

ere, contremui, - (3)
[cum + tremisco < tremo]

commencer a trembler

Front 34

deterreo

Back 34

ere, ui, itus

to frighten off, discourage

Front 35

damnum, i

Back 35

hurt, harm, injury, loss

Front 36

montanus, a, um

Back 36

of mountains, belonging to mountains

Front 37

ieiunus, a, um

Back 37

-qui est a jeun, qui n'a rien a manger
-sec, maigre, pauvre [+ fig.]

Front 38

moderor

Back 38

ari, atus sum

to set a measure, set bounds

Front 39

situs, us

Back 39

m. -a situation, position, site, location
-idleness, sloth, inactivity
"labra incana situ" VIII,802

Front 40

mandatum, i

Back 40

a charge, commission

Front 41

fungor

Back 41

fungi, functus sum

to busy oneself, be engaged, perform, execute

Front 42

vorago, inis

Back 42

f. abyss, gulf, whirlpool

Front 43

erus, i

Back 43

m. master of the house, head of a family

Front 44

impune (adv.)

Back 44

without punishment, with impunity

Front 45

heres, edis

Back 45

m./f. heritier(e)

Front 46

ramosus, a, um

Back 46

rameux, branchu, qui a bcp de rameaux

Front 47

ango

Back 47

ere, anxi, anctus (3)

serrer, etrangler

Front 48

utrimque (adv.)

Back 48

on both sides, on either hand

Front 49

ferio

Back 49

ire, ii, itus

frapper ; atteindre

Front 50

jactura, ae

Back 50

want (of), loss (of)

ablati jactura decoris IX,98

Front 51

amburo

Back 51

ere, ambussi, ambustus (3) [amb + uro]

bruler autour, bruler

Front 52

edax, acis (adj)

Back 52

greedy, voracious

Front 53

reor

Back 53

reri, ratus sum

-penser, croire
-[en participe] calculé

Front 54

praesens, entis (adj)

Back 54

-present, qui est la personellement
-actuel
-immediat, sous les yeux
-maitre de soi, ferme

Front 55

creber, crebra, crebrum

Back 55

serré, épais, nombreux

Front 56

coram

Back 56

-en face, devant, en presence
-publiquement, ouvertement

Front 57

palam (adv.)

Back 57

ouvertement, devant tous les yeux

Front 58

fungor

Back 58

i, functus sum

to busy oneself, be engaged, perform, execute, administer
"simulacra functa sepulcro" X,14

Front 59

vincio

Back 59

ire, vinxi, vinctus

to bind, bind about, fetter, tie

Front 60

calco

Back 60

are, avi, atus

to tread, tread upon, trample

Front 61

tardus, a, um

Back 61

lent, trainant, qui tarde

Front 62

trames, itis

Back 62

m. sentier

Front 63

confido

Back 63

ere, confisus sum (3)

se fier à, mettre sa confiance dans [+ dat.]

Front 64

arceo

Back 64

ere, ui, - (2)

1. contenir, enfermer
2. detourner, ecarter

Front 65

citra (adv. or prep.)

Back 65

[adv. or prep + acc.] on this side, on the hither side (of)

Front 66

oblectamen, inis

Back 66

n. a delight

Front 67

consulo

Back 67

ere, sului, sultus (3)

-deliberer ensemble ou avec soi-meme
-prendre une resolution, des mesures

Front 68

singultus, us

Back 68

m. hoquet, sanglot

Front 69

securus, a, um

Back 69

exempt de soucis, sans inquietude

Front 70

carcer, eris

Back 70

m. prison

Front 71

pelagus, i

Back 71

n. the sea

Front 72

ordo, inis

Back 72

m. rang, rangée, ligne

Front 73

rudens, tis

Back 73

m. cordage [de navire], cable

Front 74

procella, ae

Back 74

a violent wind, storm, hurricane, tempest

Front 75

antemna, ae

Back 75

antenne de navire

Front 76

incursus, us

Back 76

m. heurt, choc, rencontre, attaque

Front 77

aequo

Back 77

are, avi, atus

-to make equal
-to be equal, become equal

Front 78

puppis, is

Back 78

f. poupe, arriere d'un vaisseau

Front 79

aries, arietis

Back 79

m. belier ; belier [machine de guerre]

Front 80

letalis, e

Back 80

deadly, fatal, lethal

Front 81

plaga, ae

Back 81

1. a blow, stroke, cut

2. hunting-net, snare

3. a stretch of country, region, quarter ; the ethereal regions.
"inque fretum credas totum descendere caelum,
inque plagas caeli tumefactum adscendere pontum." (XI,517,518)

Front 82

nubes, is
vs.
nimbus, i
vs.
nubilum, i

Back 82

f. a cloud, mist, vapor ; thick mass, swarm
vs.
m. a rain-storm, pouring rain, thick shower ; a black rain-cloud, thunder-cloud
vs.
n. cloudy conditions, overcast weather conditions

Front 83

fodio

Back 83

ere, fodi, fossus (3)

-to dig, dig up
-to prick, pierce, wound
"aliis murum fodientibus extra
atque aliis murum tenentibus intus."

Front 84

superstes, itis

Back 84

standing by, present, witnessing ; standing up [as in triumph]
"spoliis animosa stuperstes unda, velut victrix" (XI,552-53)

Front 85

viso

Back 85

ere, si, sum (3)

-voir attentivement, examiner
-aller ou venir voir :
"vise soporiferam Somni velociter aulam" (XI,586)

Front 86

aula, ae

Back 86

cour d'une maison

Front 87

spelunca, ae

Back 87

a cave, cavern

Front 88

prope (adv.)

Back 88

near, at hand

Front 89

anser, eris

Back 89

m. oie

Front 90

convicium, i

Back 90

-a loud noise, cry, clamor
-utterances :
"Humanae convicia linguae" (XI,601)

Front 91

pullus, a, um [3 sens]

Back 91

1. tout petit ; [surtout pris au subst.] pullus, i. petit d'un animal
2. propret, sans tache
3. noir, brun, sombre. "pullo velamine tectus" (XI,611)

Front 92

passim (adv.)

Back 92

en se deployant en tous sens, a l'aventure, de tous côtés ; pêle-mêle, sans distinction

[< passum (pandere)]

Front 93

messis, is

Back 93

m./f. recolte des produits de la terre, moisson

Front 94

semel
vs.
simul

Back 94

une fois, une seule fois. "plus quam semel" = plus d'une fois
vs.
en meme temps. "simul cum aliquo" = en meme temps que qqn, qqc

Front 95

scitor

Back 95

ari, atus sum

tr. s'informer, interroger.
"quis veniat scitatur"

Front 96

remeo

Back 96

are, avi, atum

retourner, revenir

Front 97

iacio, ere, ieci, iactus
vs.
iacto, are, avi, atus

Back 97

jeter, lancer ; fonder, elever
vs.
jeter, lancer

Front 98

mane [indecl.]

Back 98

n. le matin. "Mane erat"

Front 99

niger, gra, grum

Back 99

noir, sombre

Front 100

villus, i

Back 100

poil [des anim.]