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Caput X Flashcards

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adultera adulterae f.

Vidē iniūriam meam, adultera!

A

adulteress

Look at my injury, adulteress!

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animal animalis n.

Ipsa animal, animalia fera in silvīs fugitāvit.

N.B. i-stem noun

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animal

Herself an animal, she fled wild animals in the woods.

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bracchium bracchiī n.

Pān autem putat sē Syringam in bracchiīs tenēre.

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arm, branch

Pan however thinks that he holds Syringa in his arms.

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causa causae f.

Causa nulla morae est.

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cause, reason

There is no cause for delay.

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figūra figūrae f.

Figūram pulchram tuam mūtābō.

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figure, shape, form

I will change your beautiful figure.

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iniūria iniūriae f.

Vidē iniūriam meam, adultera!

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injury, hurt, wrong

Look at my injury, adulteress!

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mātricīdium mātricīdiī n.

Iuppiter mātricīdium prohibuit.

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matricide

Jupiter prevented matricide.

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poena poenae f.

Iūnō tempus idōneum poenīs expectāvit.

N.B. often appears in the plural.

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punishment

Juno waited for a time suitable for punishment.

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poenās dāre

Poenās dābis, sceleste!

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to pay the penalty

You will pay the penalty, you wicked (man)!

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sēnsa sēnsōrum n. pl.

Sēnsa hūmāna in ursā manent.

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sense, feeling

Human sense remain in the bear.

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tempus temporis n

Tempus fugit.

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time

Time flees.

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vēnātor vēnātōris m.

Arcas est vēnātor et saepe in silvā adest.

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(male) hunter

Arcas is a hunter and is often in the woods.

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vēnātrīx vēnātrīcis f.

Callisto erat vēnātrīx, nunc est ursa.

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(female) hunter

Callisto was a huntress, now she is a bear.

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verbum verbī n.

Nulla verba in nymphā mansērunt.

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word

No words remained in the nymph.

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villus villī m.

Bracchia villīs horrescēbant.

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shaggy hair

(Her) arms were growing rough with shaggy hair.

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vōx vōcis f.

Callistō vōcem raucam nunc habet.

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voice

Callisto now has a hoarse voice.

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absum abesse āfuī āfutūrus irregular

Iuppiter abest.

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to be absent, to be away

Jupiter is absent.

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adsum adesse adfuī adfutūrus irregular

Arcas est vēnātor et saepe in silvā adest.

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to be present, to be near

Arcas is a hunter and is often in the forest.

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expectō (1)

Iūnō tempus idōneum poenīs expectāvit.

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to await, wait for

Juno awaited a time suitable for punishment.

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fugitō (1)

Callistō animalia fera in silvīs fugitāvit.

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to flee, avoid

Callisto fled wild animals in the woods.

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horrescō horrescere horruī –

Bracchia villīs horrescēbant.

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to grow rough

(Her) arms were growing rough with shaggy hair.

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servō (1)

Tē nōn servābit.

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to save, to protect

(He) will not save you.

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tendō tendere tetendī tentum/tensum

Misera Callistō supplex bracchia tendēbat.

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to stretch out, extend

Miserable, pleading Callisto was extending her arms.

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trānsportō (1)

Iuppiter ursam et fīlium eius in caelum, stellās vīcīnās, trānsportāvit.

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to transport, to carry

Jupiter carried the bear and her son into the sky as neighboring stars.

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benignus a um + dat.

Iuppiter omnipotēns erat fīliō benignus.

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kind to

Omnipotent Jupiter was kind to the son.

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ferus a um

Callistō animalia fera in silvīs fugitāvit.

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wild

Callisto fled wild animalis in the woods.

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hūmānus a um

Sēnsa hūmāna in ursā manent.

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human

Human sense remain in the bear.

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idōneus a um + dat

Iūnō tempus idōneum poenīs exspectāvit.

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suitable for

Juno awaited a time suitable for punishment.

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nātus a um

Puer Arcas nymphae nātus est.

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born

The boy Arcas is born to the nymph.

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immōtus a um

Arcas oculōs immōtōs eius ēvitat.

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unmoving

Arcas avoided her unmoving eyes.

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prōnus a um

Iūnō eam prōnam in terram strāvit.

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bent over, prone

Juno threw her down prone on the ground.

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raucus a um

Nulla verba in nymphā mansērunt, sōlum vōx rauca.

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hoarse

No words remained in the nymph, only a hoarse voice.

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supplex (gen. supplicis)

Misera Callistō supplex bracchia tendēbat.

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pleading, suppliant

Miserable pleading Callistō was extending her arms.

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territus a um

Quotiēns ea, territa, virōs fugitāvit.

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terrified

How often she, terrified, fled men.

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tuus a um

Figūram pulchram tuam mūtābō.

A

your

I will change your beautiful figure.

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vīcīnus a um

Iuppiter nympham et fīlium eius in stellās vīcīnās trānsfōrmavit.

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neighboring

Jupiter transformed the nymph and her son into neighboring stars.

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a (interjection)

A! Quotiēns ea, territa, animalia fera fugitāvit.

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Ah!

Ah! How often she, terrified, fled wild animals.

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cum (conjunction)

Cum Callistō bracchia tendēbat, bracchia horrescēbat.

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when

When Callisto was extending her arms, her arms were growing rough.

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ea

Quotiēns in agrīs ōlim suīs errāvit!

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she

How often she wandered in fields once her own.

40
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post + acc.

Arcas, post er quīnque annōs, paene vir est.

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after

Arcas, after thrice five years, is nearly a man.

41
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quotiēns

Quotiēns in agrīs ōlim suīs errāvit!

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how often

How often she wandered in fields once her own!

42
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ter

Iuppiter ter vocāvit.

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three times, thrice

Jupiter called three times.

43
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ter quīnque

Arcas, post ter quīnque annōs, est paene vir.

A

fifteen (3 x 5)

Arcas, after thrice five years, is nearly a man.

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