Chapter 2 Flashcards
fama
f. rumor, report; fame, reputation
forma
f. form, shape
fortuna
f. fortune, luck
ira
f. ire, anger
nauta
m. sailor
patria
f. fatherland, native land
pecunia
f. money
philosOphia
f. philosophy
poena
f. penalty, punishment
poeta
m. poet
porta
f. gate
puella
f. girl
puer
m. boy
vir
m. man
femina
f. woman
rosa
f. rose
sententia
f. feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence
vita
f. life
antiqua
adj. ancient, old-time
magna
adj. large, great; important
mea
adj. my
multa
adj. much, many
tua
adj. your (singular)
et
conj. and; even
et… et
both… and
sed
conj. but
O
intrej. O!, Oh!
sine
prep. + abl. without
est
is
sum
am
venia
favor, pardon
clementia
clemency
deportare
to carry away
recusare
refuse, reject
vitare
avoid
turba
crowd
iubere
to order
sana
sound, sane
immodica
immoderate, excessive
creare
to create
insania
unsoundness, insanity
nulla
no
avaritia
avarice
saeva
cruel
catena
chain
onerare
to load, oppress