Catullus 1 Flashcards by Angela Wang

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lepidus-a-um

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pleasant, charming

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libellus, -i, m

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little book

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aridus-a-um

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dry, parched, arid

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modo

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just, only, recently

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pumex, pumicis, m/f

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pumice stone

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expolio, -ire, -ivi, -itum

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to smooth, polish

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soleo, solere, solitus sum

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to be accustomed to, to be used to

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aliquis (MF) aliquid (N)

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someone/thing

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nugae, -arum, f.

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jokes, jests, trifles

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audeo, audere, ausus sum

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to dare

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aevum, -i, n

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lifetime, age, generation

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tres, trium (MF)

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three

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carta, -ae, f.

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sheet of papyrus

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doceo, -ere, docui, docitum

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to teach, instruct

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laboriosus-a-um

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laborious, hard-working

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quare (relative)

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therefore, so

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maneo, -ere, mansi, mansum

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to stay, remain

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qualiscumque (MF), qualecumque (N)

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of whatever sort of quality, such as it is, for whatever it’s worth

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perennis (MF) e (N)

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constant, enduring

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saeclum, -i, n.

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generation, age