1.1-3.4 Flashcards
opus
operis, n. need, work
probo
(1): prove, test, examine, demonstrate
intersum
interesse, interfui, interfuturus: to be/lie between, be present, take part in
discursus
-us, m. separation, dispersal
incito
(1): engage, urge on, inspire, arouse
elido
elidere, elisi, elisum: knock out, expel violently
exiguus
-a, -um: small, dreary, poor, meager, a little, a bit of
contraho
contrahere, contraxi, contractum: draw in, collect
prout
according as, in proportion as
elicio
elicere, elicui, elicitum: draw forth
exundo
(1): well up, rise in flood
noceo
nocēre, nocui, nocitum +dat: hurt, damage
magnificus
-a, -um: magnificent, proud, noble, excellent
delecto
(1): entice, delight
modestia
-ae, f. restraint, temperateness, modesty, discipline
licentia
-ae, f. freedom, outspokenness, liberty, license, disorderliness
industrious
-a, -um: diligent, active
confligo
confligere, conflixi, conflictum: fight, contend with
consulo
consulere, consuli, consultus: consult, deliberate, consider, adopt
indulgeo
indulgēre, indulsi, indultus: grant, concede, be kind to, be lenient to
exagito
(1): harass, attack, scold
oblectamentum
-i, n. delight, amusement
utique
particularly, especially
innoxius
-a, -um: harmless, innocuous, unhurt, unharmed
tracto
(1): draw, haul, pull
retineo
retinēre, retinui, retentus: to preserve, retain, hold back, restrain
quidni
why not
libenter
willingly, gladly, with pleasure
pernicies
-ei, f. destruction, injury
assumo
assumere, assumpsi, assumptus: choose, enlist
confero
conferre, contuli, conlatus: bring together, collect, direct/aim, hold back
intendo
intendere, intendi, intentus: hold out, stretch, strain, exert
