Augustine 2.3.6 vocabulary

Question 1

otium, iī, n.

Answer 1

leisure, time off from work

Question 2

feriātus, a, um

Answer 2

unoccupied, at leisure, on holiday

Question 3

excēdō, excēdere, excessī, excessum

Answer 3

(to withdraw); to go beyond, to extend over

Question 4

vepris, is, m.

Answer 4

thornbush, briar

Question 5

ērādīcō

Answer 5

to uproot

Question 6

balneum, eī, n.

Answer 6

public bath

Question 7

pubēscō, pubēscere

Answer 7

to reach puberty

Question 8

induō, induere, induī, indūtum

Answer 8

to clothe

Question 9

quasi

Answer 9

(as though); on the grounds that, inasmuch as (+ subjunctive)

Question 10

nepos, nepōtis, m.

Answer 10

grandson

Question 11

gestiō, gestīre, gestīvī or gestiī, gestītum

Answer 11

to be joyful

Question 12

vinulentia, ae, f.

Answer 12

drunkenness

Question 13

mundus, a, um

Answer 13

(clean); elegant

Question 14

oblīvīscor, oblīvīscī, oblītus

Answer 14

to forget

Question 15

īmus, a, um

Answer 15

lowest

Question 16

inchoō (1)

Answer 16

to start work on

Question 17

exōrdium, iī, n.

Answer 17

beginning

Question 18

catēchūenus, ī, m.

Answer 18

catechumen (an unbaptized person taking Christian instruction) (EL)

Question 19

exsiliō, exsilere, exsiluī

Answer 19

to jump up, leap (as a sign of emotion, especially fear)

Question 20

tremor, ōris, m.

Answer 20

a trembling, tremor

Question 21

quamvīs

Answer 21

although

Question 22

tergum, ī, n.

Answer 22

back (of a body)