1.5-6 Flashcards
adcurro, -ere, -cucurri, -cursum
run, hurry
aequus-a-um
fair
antepolleo, -ere, -ui, —
excell
balneae, -arum
baths
caseum, -i
cheese
caupo, -onis (m.)
inkeeper
celeritas, -atis (f.)
speed
citro
(adv.) on the near side
coemo, -ere, coemi, coemptum
buy
commodus-a-um
comfortable, agreeable
compendium, -i
profit
compertus-a-um
discovered, found out
deiero (1)
swear (an oath)
discurro, -ere, -curri, -cursum
run around
distraho (etc.)
sell in parcels
dubito (1)
doubt
faxo
archaic future perfect of facio
fatigatus-a-um
worn out
festinus-a-um
quick, in a hurry
frustro (1)
disappoint, deceive
iacto (1)
bandy about, vaunt
ibidem
in the same place
incoho (1)
start
inefficax, -acis (adj.)
useless
magnarius-a-um
big-time, wholesale
mel, mellis (n.)
honey
memoro (1)
tell, recount, recall
modus, -i
sort, kind
negotiator, -oris
business-man
omnividens, -ntis
all-seeing
palam
openly
passim
here and there
pervenio (etc.)
arrive
polliceor, -eri, pollicitum
promise
porro
besides, moreover
praestino (1)
buy
pridie
the day before
prius
earlier, first, before; [conj. with quam] before
procedo, -ere, processi, processum
go foreward, come foreward, walk ahead
proficiscor, -i, profectum
set out, go forth, leave
quaestus, -us (m.)
trade, business
quidem
indeed, especially
recens, recentis (adj.)
fresh, new; (adv.) newly
sapor, -oris (m.)
taste
sinister-tra-trum
left