Catullus 95&96 Flashcards
messis
, messis, f.
Harvest
Coepī
, coepisse, coeptus, perfect stem only
To begin
ēdō,
ēdere, ēdidī, ēditus
To give out/forth, give birth to, to publish
cum
conj + indicative
When, while
Intereā
, adv. meanwhile, in the meantime; nevertheless, anyhow
Versiculī
, ōrum, m.pl. light verse
Pūtidus
, a, um
Rotten, foul
Ēvomō
, ere, uī, itus
to vomit, emit from the mouth
Dēnique
, adv.
Finally, at last
Cavus
, a, um
Hollow, deep-channeled
Penitus
, adv.
to a remote distance, far off
Cānus
, a, um
Gray
Saeculum
, ī, n.
Age, lifetime, generation, century
pervolvō
, pervolvere
To go on unrolling
Laxus
, a, um
Loose
Scomber
, scombrī, m.
Scomber (a fish, possibly mackerel)
Tunica
, ae, f.
Tunic, covering, wrapping
Monimentum
, ī, n.
Monument, pl. literary works, writings
Tumidus
, a, um
Swollen, bloated
Of literary works: inflated, pretentious
quisquam
, quisquam, quicquam
Indef pronoun.
Anyone, anything
Mūtus
, a, um
Mute, silent
Grātus
, a, um
Grateful, appreciative
+ dat: welcome, pleasing
Acceptus
, a, um + DAT.
Acceptable, pleasing, welcome
-ve
Enclitic conj.
Or
Accidō
, accidere, accidī
To fall down, descend, to happen, occur
Dolor
, doloris, m.
Pain, smart, love-ache, grief
Dēsīderium
, ī, n.
Something longed for, object of desire, sweetheart, desire, longing
Ōlim
Adv.
Once, of old
Amīcitia
, ae, f. Friendship
Immātūrus
, a, um
Premature, untimely
Quantum
Relative adv.
the extent to which, as much as, as
