4D (i) Vocab

Question 1

abduco 2 abduxi abductus

Answer 1

I appropriate, withdraw, remove

Question 2

abducta est

Answer 2

‘(It) was appropriated (perfect passive of abduco)

Question 3

abducti (sunt)

Answer 3

‘(They) were removed (perfect passive of abduco)

Question 4

act-a-ae 1f.

Answer 4

Shore

Question 5

appellitur

Answer 5

lit. ‘(It) is brought to shore’ (present passive of appello 3) [translate as past tense]

Question 6

archipirat-a ae 1m.

Answer 6

pirate chief

Question 7

artifex artific-is 3m.

Answer 7

Craftsman

Question 8

Caeseti-us i 2m.

Answer 8

Caesetius

Question 9

capta est

Answer 9

‘(It) was captured’ (perfect passive of capio)

Question 10

classis class-is 3f.

Answer 10

Fleet

Question 11

cohors cohort-is 3f.

Answer 11

Governor’s retinue

Question 12

datam esse

Answer 12

‘To have been given’, ‘(that) (it) had been given’ (perfect passive infinitive of dō)

Question 13

dati sunt

Answer 13

‘(They) were given’ (perfect passive of dō)

Question 14

deform-is e

Answer 14

Misshapen, ugly

Question 15

distributi sunt

Answer 15

‘(They) were divided up among’ (+dat.) [perfect passive of distribuo 3 distribui distributus]

Question 16

ebri-us a um

Answer 16

Drunk

Question 17

erigo 3 erexi

Answer 17

I draw up, lift up

Question 18

exhiberi

Answer 18

‘To be put on display’ (present infinitive passive of exhibeo 2)

Question 19

exspectatur

Answer 19

Lit. ‘(It) is awaited’ (present passive of exspecto 1) [translate as past tense]

Question 20

formos-us a um

Answer 20

Handsome

Question 21

habiti sunt

Answer 21

‘(They) were held, regarded’ (perfect passive of habeo)

Question 22

iaceo 2

Answer 22

I lie

Question 23

ā/ab (+ abl.)

Answer 23

By (after passive verbs)

Question 24

inuenta est

Answer 24

‘(It) was found’ (perfect passive of inuenio)

Question 25

liberatum esse

Answer 25

‘To have been freed’ (perfect passive infinitive of libero 1)

Question 26

missi sunt

Answer 26

‘(They) were sent’ (perfect passive of mitto 3 misi missus)

Question 27

muliercul-a ae 1f.

Answer 27

Woman (with sneering tone)

Question 28

naut-a ae 1m.

Answer 28

Sailor

Question 29

nuntiatum est

Answer 29

‘It was announced’ (perfect passive of nuntio)

Question 30

P. = Publio (Publi-us i 2m)

Answer 30

Publius

Question 31

percussi sunt

Answer 31

‘(they) were struck’ (perfect passive of percutio 3/4 percussi percussus)

Question 32

pirat-a ae 1m.

Answer 32

Pirate

Question 33

port-us us 4m.

Answer 33

Harbour

Question 34

praedo praedon-is 3m.

Answer 34

Pirate

Question 35

praefect-us i 2m.

Answer 35

Captain, prefect

Question 36

securis secur-is 3f.

Answer 36

Axe (abl. S securi)

Question 37

semiplen-us a um

Answer 37

Half-full; undermanned

Question 38

supplici-um i 2n.

Answer 38

Punishment; death penalty

Question 39

symphoniac-us i 2m.

Answer 39

Musician

Question 40

Tadi-us i 2m.

Answer 40

Tadius

Question 41

uestis uest-is 3f.

Answer 41

Clothes

Question 42

uidebantur

Answer 42

‘(They) seemed’ (imperfect passive of uideo: lit. ‘they were seen’ (sc. ‘as’)

Question 43

uisus est

Answer 43

‘(He) was seen’ (perfect passive of uideo)