Capitulum XXXIV Flashcards by Daniel Simpson

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ac-cendere -disse -ēnsum

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light, inflame

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ācer -cris -cre

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keen, active, fierce

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af-fīrmāre

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assert, affirm, prove

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anus -ūs f

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old woman

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arānea -ae f

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spider, cobweb

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aurīga -ae m

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charioteer, driver

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bāsium -ī n

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kiss

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bellus -a -um

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lovely, pretty

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cachinnus -ī m

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laugh, guffaw

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certāmen -inis n

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contest, fight

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certāre

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contend, fight

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circēnsis -e

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of the circus

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circum-silīre -uisse

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hop about

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circus -ī m

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circle, orbit, circus

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cōmoedia -ae f

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comedy

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con-turbāre

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mix up, confound

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dactylus -ī m

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dactyl (—**)

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de-inde/dein

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afterward, then

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dē-vorāre

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swallow up, devour

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dein

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afterward, then

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dēliciae -ārum f pl

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delight, pet

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diphthongus -ī f

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diphthong

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dubius -a -um

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undecided, doubtful

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dum-modo

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provided that, if only

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ē-līdere -sisse -sum

omit, elide

ē-rubēscere -buisse

blush

epigramma -atis n

epigram

ex-cruciāre

torture, torment

fātum -ī n

fate, destiny, death

favēre fāvisse +dat

favor, support

geminus -a -um

twin

gladiātor -ōris m

gladiator

gladiātōrius -a -um

gladiatorial

gremium -ī n

lap

hendeca-syllabus -a -um

of eleven syllables

hexa-meter -trī m

hexameter

iambus -ī m

iamb (\*—)

im-plicāre -uisse -itum

enfold

ingenium -ī n

nature, character

inter-dum

now and then

iocōsus -a -um

humorous, funny

laedere -sisse -sum

injure, hurt

libenter

with pleasure, gladly

libēre: libet (+dat)

it pleases

lucerna -ae f

lamp

lūdus -ī m

play, game, school

lūgēre -xisse

mourn, grieve (over)

mellītus -a -um

sweet

mēns mentis f

mind

misellus -a -um

poor, wretched

nihil/nīl

nothing, adv not at all

niveus -a -um

snow-white

nota -ae f

mark, sign, slur

nūbere -psisse +dat

marry

ocellus -ī m

(little) eye

odium -ī n

hatred

opera -ae f

effort, pains, service

opēs -um f pl

resources, wealth, power, influence

ōscitāre

gape, yawn

palma -ae f

palm, hand

passer -eris m

sparrow

penta-meter -trī m

pentameter

perpetuus -a -um

continuous, permanent

pīpiāre

chirp

plaudere -sisse (+dat)

clap, applaud

plērumque adv

mostly

poēticus -a -um

poetical

prīncipium -ī n

beginning, origin, basis

prō-silīre -uisse

spring forth

ratiō -ōnis f

account, consideration, reason, method, affair

re-quīrere -sīvisse -sītum

seek, ask

rēte -is n

net

rīsus -ūs m

laughter, laugh

sapere -iō -iisse

be wise, have sense

scaenicus -a -um

theatrical

scalpellum -ī n

scalpel, surgical knife

sērius -a -um

serious

sinus -ūs m

bay, fold (of toga), breast

spectātor -ōris m

spectator

spondēus -ī m

spondee (——)

tenebrae -ārum f pl

darkness

tenebricōsus -a -um

dark

testis -is m/f

witness

theātrum -ī n

theater

trochaeus -ī m

trochee (—\*)

turgid(ul)us -a -um

swollen

ultimus -a -um sup

most distant, last

venustus -a -um

charming

versiculus -ī m

short verse