Chapter 53-54 Vocab Flashcards by Grace McCleary

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vitta, ae, f

A

Ribbon

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ôrnô, -are, -avi, -atus

A

to decorate

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âra, ae, f

A

altar

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rite

A

properly

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dextra, ae, f

A

right hand

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iungô, iungere, iunxî, iunctus

A

to join

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ardeô, ardére, ârsî, ârsus

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to burn, blaze

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marîtus, î, m

A

husband

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cârus, a um

A

dear, beloved

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fünus, füneris, m.

A

funeral

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siccus, a um

A

dry

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clârus, a, um

A

bright

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fax, facis, f.

A

wedding torch

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modus, î, m

A

method, way; (here it’s) rhythmic/harmonious manner

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serviô, -ire, -ivi, -itus (+ DATIVE)

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to serve

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fleô, flére, flévî, flêtus

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to weep, cry

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desinô, desinere, dêsiî, desitus

A

to stop

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lubet = libet, libere, libuiit or libitum est

A

it is pleasing to someone (tibi) to do something

Q

levis, is, e

A

smooth

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morbus, î, m

A

illness

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imagô, imaginis, f.

A

likeness, mask

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maiorês, maiorum, n. pl.

A

ancestors

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familiarês, familiarium, m. pl

A

members of the household

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plorô, -are, -avi, -atus

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to lament, mourn

frangô, frangere, fregî, fractus

to break

scindô, scindere, scidî, scissus

to cut, splice, carve, tear

solvô, solvere, solvî, solûtus

to loosen, untie, dishevel

accendô, accendere, accendî, accensûs

to set on fire

hilaris, is, e

cheerful

aequor, aequoris, n.

sea

mûnus, muneris, n. pl.

gladiatorial show, gift, service

mûtus, a, um

silent

nequîquam

(adv.) in vain

cinis, cineris, m.

ashes, dust (of the cremated body)

flêtus, ûs, m.

weeping, tears

vehô, vehere, vexî, vectus

to carry, (passive) to be carried, travel