Augustine 2.1.1 vocabulary

Question 1

recordor (1)

Answer 1

to call to mind (for oneself)

Question 2

transigō transigere transēgī transactum

Answer 2

to spend time doing

Question 3

foeditās, ātis, f.

Answer 3

foulness

Question 4

recolō, recolere, recoluī, recultum

Answer 4

(to cultivate afresh, to renew); to go over in the mind, recall

Question 5

nequam (indecl. adj.)

Answer 5

worthless

Question 6

amāritūdō, inis, f.

Answer 6

bitterness

Question 7

recōgitātiō, ōnis, f.

Answer 7

rethinking, thinking over with regreat (LL)

Question 8

dulcēscō, dulcēscere

Answer 8

to become sweet, to be sweet to

Question 9

colligō, colligere, collēgī, collēctum

Answer 9

to gather, collect

Question 10

dispersiō, ōnis, f.

Answer 10

separation, destruction (EL)

Question 11

frustātim

Answer 11

in little pieces

Question 12

discindō, discindere, discidī, discissum

Answer 12

to tear apart

Question 13

āversus, a, um

Answer 13

turned back

Question 14

ēvānēscō, ēvānēscere, ēvānuī

Answer 14

to fade away

Question 15

exārdēscō, exārdēscere, exārsī, exārsūrus

Answer 15

to burn with desire

Question 16

aliquandō

Answer 16

at one time

Question 17

satiō (1)

Answer 17

to take one’s fill of; to gratify (desires etc.)

Question 18

inferī, ōrum, m.pl.

Answer 18

the underworld

Question 19

silvēscō, silvēscere

Answer 19

to grow luxuriantly (like a forest)

Question 20

audeō, audēre, ausī, ausum

Answer 20

to dare

Question 21

umbrōsus, a, um

Answer 21

shadowy

Question 22

contābēscō, contābēscere, contābuī

Answer 22

to waste away

Question 23

speciēs, speciēī, f.

Answer 23

(appearance); beauty (OLD 3b).

Question 24

contrupēscō, contrupēscere, contrupuī

Answer 24

to rot away

Question 25

coram

Answer 25

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