Chapters 22-23 Flashcards
prolongō (1)
“extend, prolong” (LL).
baptīzō (1)
“baptize” (LL).
cooperor (1)
“work together” (LL).
prāvus, a, um
“crooked.”
intemperātus, a, um
“immoderate.”
amārus, a, um
“bitter.”
īrācundus, a, um
“prone to anger; angry.”
immānis, e
“savage, brutal.”
vergō, vergere
“sink.”
montuōsus (montōsus), a, um
“mountainous.”
sūmō, sūmere, sumpsī, sumptum
“take up”; “adopt, embrace” (OLD 12).
nēquissimus, a, um
“most wicked” (superlative of nēquam, indecl. adj.).
diadēma, atis, n.
“diadem, crown.”
inconcussus, a, um
“unshaken.”
congruus, a, um
“agreeing.”
satelles, itis, m.
“bodyguard, henchman.”
sēductor, ōris, m.
“misleader, seducer” (LL).
praestigia, ae, f.
“trick, deceit.”
sagum, ī, n.
“cloak.”
huiuscemodi or huiusce modi
“of this kind” (OLD modus 12d).
fallax, ācis
“deceitful.”
orātiō, ōnis, f.
“speech” (CL); “prayer” (LL).
venēficium, (i)ī, n.
“sorcery; the act of poisoning.”
infirmō (1)
“weaken.”
sānō (1)
“cure, heal.”
insimulō (1)
“charge, blame” (CL); (ML?) “pretend.”
paenitet
impersonal. “feel regret (for) ” + dat. of person regretting”; also + acc. and inf. (OLD 2b).
peccātum, ī, n.
“error, mistake; lapse, moral offence”; (ML) “sin.”
inermis, e
“unarmed.”
indūmentum, ī, n.
“garment.”
insigne, is, n.
“mark, sign” (or station, rank, etc.).
colligō (1)
“tie up, bind.”
compes, edis, f.
“chain”; in CL usually plural, “fetters.”
ferreus, a, um
“made of iron.”
prōiciō, prōicere, prōiēcī, prōiectum
“throw forth.”
clāvis, is, f.
“key”; acc. clavim is CL.
pellis, pellis, f.
“skin, hide.”
gubernāculum, ī, n.
“steering-oar.”
rēmus, ī, n.
“oar.”
quōcumque, rel. adv.
“wherever, to whatever place.”
inhabitō (1)
“inhabit, occupy.”
suscitō (1)
“rouse” (from sleep or unconsciousness, OLD 3).
inspīrō (1)
”blow on” (+ dative).
aquilō, ōnis, m.
“the North wind.”
merīdiēs, ēī, m.
“the south” (OLD 2).
habitus, ūs, m.
“condition; style of dress” (ML) “article of clothing.”
misereor, miserērī, miseritus (misertus)
“have pity on” (+ gen.).
ēlevō (1)
“lift up.”
suscipiō, suscipere, suscēpī, susceptum
“give shelter to” (OLD 5b).
rēgula, ae, f.
“basic, principle, standard”; (ML) the “rule” of a monastic order.
antistes, titis, m.(f.)
“priest.”
