Chapter 19 Test Flashcards
Caedere
To kill
Homicide
3rd Verb
Carus, cara, carum
Dear
Care
1st/2nd Adjectice
Castigare
To scold
Castigate
1st Verb
Cogitare
To think
Cogitate
1st Verb
Comparare
To compare
Compare
1st Verb
Conficere
To prepare
Confection
3rd Verb
Curare
To Cure
Cure
1st Verb
Dulcis, dulce
Sweet
Dulcid
3rd Adjective
Filia
Daughter
Affiliate
1st Noun
Fluere
To flow
Fluid
3rd Verb
Forte
By chance
Fortune
Adverb, Noun
Gratias Ago
I give thanks
Grateful/Act
1st Noun, 3rd Verb
Hasta
Spear
Hastate
1st Noun
Illuc
There
Ulterior
Adverb
Iter
Journey
Itinerary
3rd Noun
Locus
Place
Location
2nd Noun
Mane
In the morning
Matinee
Adverb, 3rd Verb
Neglegens
Negligent
Negligent
3rd Participle
Novi
I knew
Novice
3rd Verb
Periculum
Danger
Periculous
2nd Nueter
Plurimus, plurimi, plurimun
Many
Plural
1st/2nd Adjective
Poscere
To demand
Postulate
3rd Verb
Sonitus
Sound
Sonar
1/2 Participle
Tot
Do many
Total
Numeral
Umerus
Shoulder
Humorous
2nd Noun
Vexare
To vex
Vex
1st Verb
Vix
Hardly
Vix
Adverb
Vox
Voice
Voice
3rd Verb
tum Phormio nos ad ripam fluminis duxit, ubi scaphæ, quas comparaverat, deligatæ erant.
Then Phormio led us to the bank of the river, where the boats, which he had obtained, were moored (tied).
ubi paludi appropinquavimus, aqua limosior fiebat, harundinesque densiores.
When we approached the swamp (marsh), the water was becoming muddier, and the reeds denser.
postquam ad mediam paludem navigavimus, Barbillus Phormioni signum dedit.
After we sailed to the middle of the swamp, Barbillus gave Phormio the sign.
hædos Phormio in aquam iniecit.
Phormio threw the kids (baby goats) into the water.
magna erat fortitudo crocodilorum, maior tamen perita Æethiopum.
Great was the courage of the crocodiles, greater however (was) the skill of the Ethiopians.
subito ingentem clamorem audivimus.
Suddenly we heard a great clamor.
Barbillum et tres servos in aquam deiecerat.
It had thrown Barbillus and three slaves into the water.
hastas in crocodilos statim emisimus.
We threw spears into the crocodiles at once.
ubi crocodilos depulimus, Barbillum et unum servum servare potuimus.
When we drove off (repelled/pushed) the crocodiles, we were able to save Barbillus and one slave.
sed postquam Barbillum ex aqua traximus, eum invenimus vulneratum.
But after we pulled (dragged) Barbillus from the water, we found him wounded.
hasta, quam servus emiserat, umerum Barbilli percusserat.
A spear, which a slave had thrown, had struck the shoulder of Barbillus.
Barbillus a servo suo graviter vulneratus erat.
Barbillus was gravely wounded by his own slave.
Amare
To love
Amanda
1st Verb
