Capitulum XXXVI Flashcards by Daniel Simpson

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casa -ae f

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cottage, hut

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strāmentum -ī n

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straw

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arx arcis f

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hill-top, citadel

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cōnsul -is m (cōs.)

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consul

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incendium -ī n

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fire, conflagration

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marmor -oris n

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marble

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cella -ae f

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temple chamber, chapel

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simulācrum -ī n

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image, statue

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sēdēs -is f

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seat, abode, dwelling

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triumphus -ī m

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triumph

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sacrificium -ī n

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sacrifice

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metallum -ī n

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metal

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aes aeris n

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copper, bronze, money

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palūs -ūdis f

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fen, swamp

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cloāca -ae f

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sewer

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basilica -ae f

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basilica

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vīcus -ī m

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street, village

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cūria -ae f

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curia (division of the people, Senate-house)

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senātus -ūs m

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senate, assembly, sitting

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senātor -ōris m

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senator

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ōrātor -ōris m

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speaker, orator, envoy

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rōstrum -ī n

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beak, beaked prow

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prōra -ae f

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prow

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aedēs -is f

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temple, pl house

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prōmunturium -ī n

headland, promontory

focus -ī m

hearth

rēgia -ae f

royal palace

pontifex -icis m

high priest

aerārium -ī n

public treasury

discordia -ae f

disagreement, discord

factiō -ōnis f

party, faction

patricius -a -um

patrician

plēbēiī -ōrum m pl

plebeians

concordia -ae f

concord

vetustās -ātis f

age

odor -ōris m

smell

porticus -ūs f

portico, colonnade

clīvus -ī m

slope, sloping street

āra -ae f

altar

statua -ae f

statue

genetrīx -īcis f

mother

monumentum -ī n

memorial, monument

ultor -ōris m

avenger

later -eris m

brick

bibliothēca -ae f

library

mausōlēum -ī n

mausoleum

balneae -ārum f pl

public baths

thermae -ārum f pl

public baths

aquae ductus

aqueduct

ductus -ūs m

leadership, command

longitūdō -inis f

length

flamma -ae f

flame

vestibulum -ī n

forecourt

stāgnum -ī n

pool, pond

pecus -udis f

farm animal, sheep

candēlābrum -ī n

candelabrum

tuba -ae f

trumpet

morbus -ī m

disease, illness

laurus -ī f

laurel

stadium -ī n

running-track

pōns pontis m

bridge

magnitūdō -inis f

size, greatness

orīgō -inis f

beginnings, origin

quadrātus -a -um

square

firmus -a -um

strong, stable, firm

sacer -cra -crum

holy, sacred

augustus -a -um

venerable, majestic

amplus -a -um

large, big

sub-terrāneus -a -um

underground

celeber -bris -bre

crowded, well-known

illūstris -e

brilliant, illustrious

rotundus -a -um

round

domesticus -a -um

domestic, household-

aeternus -a -um

eternal, everlasting

dīvīnus -a -um

divine

dīvus -a -um

divine, m god

marmoreus -a -um

made of marble, marble-

aurātus -a -um

gilded

interiectus

situated between

latericius -a -um

of brick

anniversārius -a -um

annual

arcuātus -a -um

arched

īn-sānus -a -um

mad, insane

splendidus -a -um

shining, splendid

interior -ius comp

interior, inner (part of)

triumphālis -e

triumphal

aereus -a -um

of bronze/copper

prae-clārus -a -um

splendid, excellent

vīcēsimus -a -um

twentieth

re-stāre -stitisse

remain, be left

tegere tēxisse tēctum

cover, conceal

praecipitāre

throw/fall/rush headlong

sacrāre

consecrate

ex-pellere

dive out, expel

cōn-secrāre

consecrate, deify

re-ficere

restore, repair

splendēre

shine

siccāre

dry, drain

dē-dūcere

lead/bring down, launch

ex-struere

erect, build

vēn-īre -eō -iisse

be sold

locāre

place

ē-minēre

stick out, project

dē-struere

demolish

ē-venīre

happen, fall by lot

ārdēre -sisse -sum

burn

ex-stinguere -stīnxisse -stīnctum

extinguish, put out, kill, annihilate

prae-ficere

put in charge of

cremāre

burn, cremate

dē-pōnere

put/lay down, deposit

re-stituere -uisse -ūtum

rebuild, restore, reinstate

col-lābī

fall down, collapse

dē-dicāre

dedicate

triumphāre

celebrate a triumph

re-novāre

renew, resume

superāre

cross, surpass, overcome, defeat, remain

in-cendere -disse -ēnsum

set on fire, inflame

ulcīscī ultum

revenge, avenge

vovēre vōvisse vōtum

promise, vow

incohāre

start work on, begin

ab-sūmere

consume, waste, destroy

glōriārī

boast

ex-ercēre

exercise, practice, worry

in-dūcere

lead, bring (in), introduce

in-īre -eō -iisse -itum

enter (upon), begin

probāre

approve of, prove

col-locāre

place

ad-imere -ēmisse -ēmptum

take away (from), steal

tertium/tertiō adv

for the third time

ibī-dem

in the same place