Catullus 6 Flashcards by Rebecca Rosenthal | Brainscape

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deliciae, ae -f

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pleasure, in pl. pet or darling

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illepidus, -a, -um

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unbecoming, ungraceful, awkard

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inelegans, inelegantis

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inelegant, clumsy, infelicitous

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febriculosus, -a, -um

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feverish

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scortum, -i - n

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skin, hide; prostitute, whore, bimbo

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diligo, -ere, dilexi, dilectum

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love, be fond of, cherish

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pudeo, pudere, pudui (impersonal)

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to make ashamed, cause embarassment

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fateor, fateri, fassus

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concede, admit, confess

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viduus, -a, -um

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deprived of a spouse, bereft, celibate

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nequiquam

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to no purpose, in vain

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cubile, is - n

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bed, couch

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serta, -orum - n

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flower garlands

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Syrius, -a, -um

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Syrian

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olivum, -i - n

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olive oil, fragrance

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pulvinus, i - m

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cushion, pillow

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peraeque

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uniformly, evenly

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attritus, -a, um (from attero)

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worn away, smooshed

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tremulus, -a, -um

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shaky, trembling or shaking

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quassus, -a, -um

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shaken, battered

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lectus, -i - m.

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bed, couch

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valeo, -ere, -ui, -itum

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have strength or health

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latus, lateris - n

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side; flank

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ecfutuo, -ere, -ui, -utum

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wear out with sex, “fucked off/out”

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pando, pandere, pansum

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spread out, reveal, disclose, open

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ineptus, -a, -um

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foolish, gauche, awkward

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ineptiae, -arum - f.

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instances of folly, frivolites

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versus, -us - m.

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a line of verse, verse, poetry

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argutatio, -onis - f.

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creaking, squeaking, chattering

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ambulatio- onis -f.

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the act of walking, portico, a place to walk