Augustine 1.7.11 part 1 vocabulary Flashcards by William Turpin

Q

vae

A

woe!, woe for! (exclamation, with dative)

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pecātum, ī, n.

A

error, mistake; moral offence

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misereor, miserērī, misertus or miseritus

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to pity, have compassion for

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commemorō (1)

A

to recall; mention; place on the record

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mundus, a, um

A

clean

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coram

A

before, in the presence of (adv. and prep. + abl.)

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infāns, antis, m./f

A

baby (one unable to speak)

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quīlibet, quaelibet, quodlibet

A

any whatsoever

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tantillus, a, um

A

so small

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uber, uberis, n.

A

breast

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inhiō (1)

A

to greedily open one’s mouth, gape at

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plōrō (1)

A

to weep aloud

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ēsca, ae, f.

A

food

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dērīdeō, dērīdēre, dērīdīd, dērīsum

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to deride, laugh at

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reprehendō, reprehendere, reprehendī, reprehēnsum

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to reprove, reprehend, scold

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sīnō, sīnere, sīvī, situm

A

to allow

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extirpō or exstirpō, extirpāre or exstipāre

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to dig up

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eiciō eicere, eiēcī, eiectum

A

to throw out