Catullus Vocabulary Flashcards
Dono, -are
Give
Libellus, -i, m
Little book
aridus-a-um
Dry
Expolio, -ire
Smooth off polish
Audeo, -ere
Dare
Soleo, -ere
Be accustomed to
Nugae, -arum, f
Trifles, nonsense
Aevum, -i, n
Age, history
Carta, -ae, f
Paper
Passer, -eris, m
Sparrow
Deliciae, -arum, f
Delight, charm
Ludo, -ere
Play
Appeto, -ere
Seek greedily
Solacium, -i, n
A little comfort
Ardor, -oris, m
Eagerness, passion
Tristis, -e
Sad, miserable
Lugeo, -ere
Morn, lament
Venustus-a-um
Beautiful, charming
Mellitus-a-um
Honey-sweet
Gremium, -i, n
Lap
Circumsilio, -ire
Hop around
Pipio, -are
Chirp
Ocellus, -i, m
Dear little eye/jem
Vivo, -ere
Live
Senex, senis, m
Old man
Occido, -ere
Fall down
Redeo, -ere
Return
Nox, noctis, m
Darkness, night
Basium, -i, n
Kiss
Invideo, -ere
Cast an evil eye upon
Quot
How many
Satis
Enough an more than enough
Harena, -ae, f
Sand
Iaceo, -ere
Lie, recline
Vetus, veteris
Old
Sepulcrum, -i, n
Tomb
Sidus, -eris, n
Star
Taceo, -ere
Be silent
Vesanus-a-um
Insane
Fascino, -are
Cast an evil eye upon
Unanimus-a-um
Loving, faithful
Incolumis, -e
Unharmed, uninjured
Mos, moris, m
Practice, custom
Oculus, -i, m
Eye
Invenustus-a-um
Uncharming
Illepidus-a-um
Inelegant
Sermo, -oris, m
Conversation
Lectica, -ae, f
Litter
Utor, uti
Use
Insulsus-a-um
Tasteless, insipid
Manus, -us, f
Hand
Sinister, -tra, -trum
Left