Capitulum Vicesimum Tertium Flashcards by Traci Benedict

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tulit

A

has brought/has carried

ferre, tulisse, latum esse

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illinc

A

from there (from that place)

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trādere

A

to hand over, give

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Quisnam?

and how it works

A

Who (on earth)?

like Quis? Quid?

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hinc

A

from here (from this place)

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imperātum

A

command/order

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sīgnum (new meaning)

A

seal (of a ring)

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Malum!

A

Rats! Darn! Oh Poo! (or worse)

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$ dēbēre

A

to owe

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fortasse

A

maybe, perhaps

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integer-ra-rum

A

untouched, unbroken, whole

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salūtem dīcere

A

to greet

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umquam

A

ever

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vultus (P&G)

A

face, expression

vultūs, M

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pallidus-a-um

A

pale

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pallēre

A

to turn pale, grow white

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timor (P&G)

A

fear

timōrēs, M

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ignōrāre

A

to not know, to be ignorant

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$ solvere

A

to PAY money

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merēre

A

to earn, deserve

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laus (P&G)

A

praise (noun)

laudēs, F

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āvertere (+ perf infins)

A

to turn away (avertisse, aversum esse)

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plānus-a-um

A

plain, obvious

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superior-ius

A

higher, upper, top

īnscrībere

to inscribe, write on

negāre

to deny, say that X isn't true

fatērī

to admit, confess

perdere (+ perf infins)

to ruin, to lose (perdidisse, perditum esse)

factum

deed, fact

pudet | always-t; the subject of pudet is ___case

IT shames + acc

rubēre

to turn red, to blush

pudor (P&G)

shame, embaressment | pudōrēs, M

posthāc

from now on

ending –urus-a-um

going to (vb), about to (vb)

futūrus-a-um

going to BE

prōmittere | works like mittere

to promise

antehāc

before now, previously

prōmissum

a promise

prōmissum facere

to KEEP a promise

Fac!

keep!/do!/make!

verbera (3rd decl neut pl)

spanking, beating

inclūdere (+perf infins)

to lock up, inclose

herī

yesterday

iēns-euntes

going (present participle of īre)

comitārī

to accompany, go with, escort

comes (P&G)

companion, escort | comitēs, M

crās

tomorrow

meliōrem facere

to improve, make better

perdere | new meaning with tempus/pecuniam

to waste

opperīrī

to wait for/expect

velle

to wish/want (infin of vult)

nōlle

to not wish, be unwilling

scindere

to tear up