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;
158 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
|
sacerdotium, -i (n) |
priesthood |
|
|
sacerdos, -otis (m) |
priest |
|
|
saepe |
often |
|
|
sagitta, -ae (f) |
arrow |
|
|
sagittarius, -i (m) |
archer, bowman |
|
|
Saguntum, -i (n) |
Saguntum (town on east coast of Spain) |
|
|
sal, salis (m) |
salt, witty saying |
|
|
salio (4), -ui, saltum |
to leap |
|
|
salus, -utis (f) |
saftey |
|
|
saluti esse (+dat) |
to be the salvation (f), save |
|
|
saluto (1) |
to greet, welcome, pay respects |
|
|
sanctus, -a, -um |
sacred, holy |
|
|
Samnites, -ium (m.pl) |
Samnites (inhabitants of Samnium) |
|
|
sapiens, -entis |
wise |
|
|
sapio (3), -ii, |
to be wise, know, understand |
|
|
satis |
enough, sufficiently |
|
|
saxum, -i (n) |
rock |
|
|
scelestus, -a, -um |
wicked |
|
|
scelus, -eris (n) |
crime |
|
|
scientia, -ae (f) |
knowledge, skill |
|
|
scilicet |
doubtless |
|
|
scipio, -onis (m) |
Scipio (Roman general) |
|
|
scio (4) |
to know |
|
|
scio(4) (+ infin) |
to know how to |
|
|
scribo (3), scripsi, scriptum |
to write, describe |
|
|
se |
himself, herself, itself, themselves |
|
|
se recipere |
to withdraw, retreat |
|
|
seco (1), -ui, sectum |
to cut |
|
|
secretus, -a, -um |
secret |
|
|
secundus, -a, -um |
second, favourable |
|
|
sed |
but |
|
|
sedes -is (f) |
seat (pl) foundations |
|
|
sedo (1) |
to calm |
|
|
Segestani, orum (m.pl) |
people of Segesta (in Sicily) |
|
|
semper |
always |
|
|
senator, -oris (m) |
senator |
|
|
senatus, -us (m) |
senate |
|
|
senecta, -ae (f) |
old age |
|
|
senectus, -utis (f) |
old age |
|
|
senex, senis (m) |
old man |
|
|
sententia, -ae (f) |
opinion |
|
|
sentio (4), sensi, sensum |
to feel, notice, realise |
|
|
septem |
seven |
|
|
Septentriones, -um (m.pl) |
the North |
|
|
septimus, -a, -um |
seventh |
|
|
sequor (3), secutus sum |
to follow |
|
|
serenus, -a, -um |
bright, clear |
|
|
series, ei (f) |
series, succession |
|
|
sero |
late |
|
|
sero (3), sevi, satum |
to sow |
|
|
servio (4) |
to serve |
|
|
Servius, -i (m) |
Servius Tullius (sixth king of Rome) |
|
|
Servo (1) |
to save, keep, protect |
|
|
servus, -i (m) |
slave |
|
|
sese = se |
himself, herself, itself, themselves |
|
|
seu...seu |
whether...or... |
|
|
severus, -a, -um |
stern, serious |
|
|
sevoco (1) |
to call aside |
|
|
sex |
six |
|
|
si |
if |
|
|
si minus |
if not |
|
|
si quis |
if anyone |
|
|
sic |
thus, in this way |
|
|
sica, -ae (f) |
dagger |
|
|
sicut |
just as |
|
|
Sicilia, -ae (f) |
Sicily |
|
|
signifer, -i (m) |
standard bearer (of cohort) |
|
|
significatio, onis (f) |
sign |
|
|
signum, -i (n) |
sign, standard (of cohort) |
|
|
silentium, -i (n) |
silence |
|
|
sileo (2) |
to be silent |
|
|
silva, -ae (f) |
wood |
|
|
similis, -is, -e |
like, similar |
|
|
simul |
at the same time |
|
|
simulac |
as soon as |
|
|
simulatque |
as soon as |
|
|
simulo (1) |
to pretend |
|
|
sine (+ abl) |
without |
|
|
singularis, -is, -e |
single remarkable, exceptional |
|
|
singli, -ae, -a |
singly, one at a time |
|
|
sino (3), sivi, situm |
to allow |
|
|
situs, -us (m) |
position, site |
|
|
sive...sive... |
whether...or... |
|
|
societas, -atis (f) |
alliance |
|
|
socius, -i(m) |
ally, companion, accomplice |
|
|
sol, solis (m) |
sun |
|
|
soleo (2), solitus sum |
to be accustomed |
|
|
sokitus, -a, -um |
accustomed |
|
|
sollemnis, -is, -e |
solemn, religious |
|
|
sollicito (1) |
to rouse, stir up |
|
|
solor (1) |
to comfort |
|
|
solum |
only |
|
|
non solum...verum etiam... |
not only ...but also ... |
|
|
solus, -a, -um |
alone |
|
|
solvo (3), solvi, solutum |
to loosen, set sail |
|
|
navem solvere |
to set sail |
|
|
somnus, -i (m) |
sleep |
|
|
sonitus, -us (m) |
sound |
|
|
sonorus, -a, -um |
noisy, loud-sounding |
|
|
soror, -oris (f) |
sister |
|
|
sors, sortis (f) |
drawing of lots, lot |
|
|
spatium, -i (n) |
space |
|
|
spectaculum, -i (n) |
spectacle, show |
|
|
spectator, -oris (m) |
spectator |
|
|
specto (1) |
to look at |
|
|
specula, -ae (f) |
watch-tower |
|
|
speculator, -oris (m) |
scout |
|
|
speculor (1) |
to watch, reconnoitre |
|
|
spelunca, -ae (f) |
cave |
|
|
spero (1) |
to hope |
|
|
spes, spei (f) |
hope |
|
|
spolio (1) |
to plunder, loot, strip |
|
|
spondeo (2), spopondi, sponsum |
to pledge, promise |
|
|
stamen, -inis (n) |
cloth shirt |
|
|
statim |
immediately |
|
|
statio, -onis (f) |
outpost, guard-post |
|
|
statua, -ae (f) |
statue |
|
|
statura, ae (f) |
height |
|
|
stella, -ae (f) |
star |
|
|
sto (1), steti, statum |
to stand |
|
|
strepitus, -us (m) |
noise, din |
|
|
studeo (2) |
to study |
|
|
studiosus, -a, -um |
studious (+gen) devoted (to) |
|
|
studium, -i (n) |
zeal, eagerness |
|
|
stultus, -a, -um |
foolish |
|
|
stupeo (2), suasi, suasum (+ dat) |
to advise, urge |
|
|
sub (+ abl) |
under |
|
|
subeo, -ire, -ii, -itum |
approach, occur |
|
|
subito |
suddenly |
|
|
subitus, -a, um |
sudden, unexpected |
|
|
sublimis, -is, -e |
borne aloft |
|
|
subsidium, -i (n) |
help (pl) supplies |
|
|
subsidio esse (+ dat) |
to be a help (to), help, support |
|
|
subsisto (3), -stiti |
to stay, remain |
|
|
subvenio (4), -veni, -ventum (+ dat) |
to come to the help (of) |
|
|
succedo (3), -cessi, -cessum |
to go under, follow, succeed |
|
|
succido (3), -cidi, -cisum |
to kill, cut down |
|
|
Suebi, -orum (m.pl) |
Suebi (tribe in north of Germany) |
|
|
sum, esse, fui |
to be |
|
|
sumministro (1) |
to supply |
|
|
summus, -a, -um |
greatest, supreme, most important, te top of |
|
|
sumo (3), sumpsi, sumptum |
to take, pick up. |
|
|
superbus, -a, -um |
proud, arrogant |
|
|
supercilium, -i (n) |
eyebrow |
|
|
superior, -oris, |
superior, higher, previous |
|
|
supero (1) |
to defeat, overcome |
|
|
supersobrius, -a, -um |
very sober |
|
|
supplicium, -i (n) |
punishment |
|
|
supra (+ acc) |
above |
|
|
supremus, -a, -um |
last |
|
|
surgo (3), surrexi, surrectum |
to rise, to get up |
|
|
suscipio (3), -cepi, -ceptum |
to undertake |
|
|
suspicio, -onis (f) |
suspicion |
|
|
suspicor (1) |
to suspect |
|
|
sustineo (2), -ui, -tentum |
to sustain, maintain |
|
|
suus, -a, -um |
his, her, their |
|
|
sui, -oru, (m.pl) |
his own men |
|
|
Syracuse, -arum (f.pl) |
Syracuse |
