Book 1 Flashcards
Lepidus -a -um
charming, witty
Susurro, -onis
f. mutter, whisper/mutterer, whisperer
Permulceo, -ere
stroke, caress; charm, please, delight
Auris, -is
f. ear
Sperno, -ere
sever, separate, reject; scorn, despise
Miror, mirari, miratus sum
transitive amazed at, marvel at, admire
Rursum
(adv) on the contrary, in return
Mutuo (adv)
Mutuus -a -um (adj)
(adv) mutually, in return
mutual, reciprocal, borrowed, in return
Consero, -ere
sow, plant; connect, tie
Intendo, -ere
intend, focus; stretch out, strain
Nexus, -us
binding, intertwining
Reficio, -ere
reconstruct, renew, restore
Exordior, exordiri, exorsus sum
begin, commence
Accipio, -ere
take, receive, accept, entertain
Pauci, -ae, -a
few
Condo, -ere
build, construct; preserve, conceal
Aeternum
(adv) eternally, always, perpetually
Mereo, -ere, -ui, -itum
earn, deserve, obtain, merit
Pueritia, -ae
youth, childhood
Stipendium, -i
n. tax, contribution, stipend
Advena, -ae
m/f outside, foreigner, stranger
Aerumnabilis, -e
causing misery, distressing
Indigenus -a -um
native, indigenous
Praeeo, -ire, -ivi, -itum
precede
En/Ecce
interjection look! behold!
Praefor, praefari, praefatus sum
say, utter, mention, preface
Venia, -ae
f. pardon
Locutor, -oris
m. speaker, talker
Equidem
(adv) certainly, truly, indeed
Immutatio, -onis
f. change, replacement
Lector, -oris
m. reader
Excolo, -ere
tend, cultivate; improve, perfect, honor
Inclitus -a -um
famous, illustrious
Prodo, -ere
produce, publish, proclaim, surrender
Fundamentum, -i
n. foundation, beginning
Peto, -ere
ask, beg; seek, desire
Negotium, -i
business, employment; difficulty, trouble
