Catullus 4 Flashcards
hospes
, hospitis, m.
Guest, visitor, stranger
natō
, āre, āvī, ātus
To swim, float, sail
impetus
, ūs, m.
Strong forward movement, speed
trabs
, trabis, f.
Timber, wooden beam–> boat
nequeō
, nequīre, nequīvī/nequiī
To be unable
praetereō
, praeterīre, praeterīvī, praeteritus
To go past, surpass
sīve…sīve
, conj.
Whether, or
palmula
, ae, f.
Palm, oar, blade of an oar
opus est
Impersonal idiom
It is necessary
Volō
, āre, āvī, ātus
To fly, go by quickly, speed
Linteum
, ī, n.
Linen, towel, napkin, sail
mināx
, minācis
Menacing, threatening
-ve
, enclitic conj.
Or
nōbilis
, is, e
Well-known, famous
horridus
, a, um
Bristling, rough, choppy
Trux
, trucis
Harsh, savage, pitiless, cruel
sinus
, ūs, m.
bay, gulf, sea
iste
, ista, istud
That
Comātus
, a, um
Long-haired, leafy
iugum
, ī, n.
Yoke, mountain ridge
sībilus
, ī, m.
Whistling sound
ēdō
, ēdere, ēdidī, ēditus
To put out, produce, let out, utter
Coma
, ae, f.
Hair, foliage, leaves
Buxifer
, buxifera, buxiferum
Boxwood-bearing
Cognitus
, a, um
Well known
Ultimus
, a, um
Farthest, earliest
Orīgō
, orīginis, f. Beginning
Cacūmen
, cacūminis, n.
Peak, summit
Imbuō
Imbuere, imbuī, imbūtus
To dip, wet
Impotēns
, impotentis
Lacking self-control, powerless, wild, violent, raging
Fretum
, ī, n.
Strait, narrows; sea
Erus
, ī, m.
Master, owner
Laevus
, a, um
Left
Aura
, ae, f.
Breeze
Sīve:
or if, or whether
Iuppiter
, Iovis, m.
Jupiter, sky, wind
Secundus
, a, um
Second, following, favorable
Pēs
, pedis, m.
Foot, sheet
Vōtum
, ī, n.
Vow
Lītorālis
, is, e
Belonging to/of the shore
Novissimus, a, um
Most recent
As usque
+ acc. All the way to
Limpidus
, a, um
Limpid, unclouded, clear
Lacus,
lacūs, m.
Lake
Reconditus
A, um
Hidden, secluded
Seneō
, senēre
To be old
quiēs
, quiētis, f.
Relief from labor, rest, repose
Gemellus
, a, um
Twin-born, twin
ī, m.
Twin
phasēlus
ī, m.
Small boat, yacht