Chapter 4, 3 Flashcards
molestus
troublesome,annoying
semper
always
vexat
(he/she) annoys
igitur
therefor
amat
(he/she) likes, loves
dormit
(he/she) sleeps
conspicit
(he/she) catches sight of
furtim
stealthily
appropinquat
(he/she) approaches
acendit
(he/she) climbs
magnus
big, great
magna voce
in a loud voice
audit
(he/she) hears, listen to
videt
(he/she) sees
vox
(a/the) voice
terret
(he/she/it) frightens
sollicita
anxious, worried
tum
at that moment, then
Desecende, Sexte
Come down, Sextus
tu
you
nihil
nothing
te
you
Cave
Be careful
ramus
(a/the) branch
infirmus
weak, shakey
fragor
(a/the) crash, noise
puer
(a/the) boy
qui
who
in horto
in the garden
clamant
(they) shouting, are shouting
rident
(they) laugh, are laughing, smile
vir
(a/the) man
servus
(a/the) slave
multi
many
in villis rusticus
in country houses
laborant
(they) work, are working
solus
alone
iratus
angry
subito
suddenly
in piscinam
in the fishpond
cadit
(he/she/it) falls
Abite molesti
Go away pests!
gemit
(he/she) groans