Chapters 24-25 Flashcards
dominicus, a, um
“of the master” (CL); of the Lord (LL).
salsūgō, inis, f.
“salt water” (CL); (ML) “salt-marsh.”
aquilōnālis, e
“northerly.”
plaga, ae, f.
“region, area, zone” (OLD 2); ≠ plāga, ae, f. “blow.”
quīn immo, adv.
“and in fact, and indeed” (OLD quīn 3e).
irrīdeō (inrīdeō), irrīdēre, irrīsī, irrīsum
“laugh at, mock.”
dēlūdō, dēlūdere, dēlūsī, dēlūsum
“dupe”; (ML) “mock, make fun of.”
tempestās, ātis, f.
“storm” (OLD 3).
iuxtā adv. and prep. + acc.
“next to”; “in conformity with, according to” (OLD 7)>
altitūdō, inis, f.
“height, high structure, high mass” (OLD 5).
dorsum, ī, n.
“back; “ridge.”
salix, icis, f.
“willow.”
pascō, pascere, pāvī, pastum
“feed, pasture, graze.”
herbōsus, a, um
“grassy.”
dēlātiō, ōnis,
“bringing in” (ML); in CL delatio is usually the bringing of an accusation.
stultus, a, um
“stupid.”
brūtus, a, um
“inert, brute.”
surdus, a, um
“deaf”
crastinus, a, um
“of tomorrow.”
māne, adv.
“in the morning.”
turbātiō, ōnis, f.
“disturbance.”
beneficium, (i)ī, n.
“favor”; (ML) “blessing.”
salvus, a, um
“safe”; “saved by Christ” (LL).
cēlō (1)
“hide, conceal.”
nīmīrum, particle
“of course, no doubt.”
aspergō, aspergere, aspersī, aspersum
“sprinkle.”
aspersiō, ōnis, f.
“a sprinkling on.”
aēneum, ī, n.
“bronze cauldron”
transmarīnus, a, um
“from overseas.”
metrēta, ae, f.
“jar” (a liquid measure of roughly 10 gallons).
ternī, ae, a
“three” (to each individual).
nihilōminus, adv.
“nonetheless.”
constans, ntis
“firm, steady.”
incommūtābilis, e
“immutable.”
ambō, ae, ō
“both.”
consīderō (1)
“examine, look at.”
oblātiō, ōnis, f.
“offering, presentation.”
ōlim, adv.
“formerly, once upon a time”
benēplacitus, a, um
“pleasing” (LL).
munus, muneris, n.
“function; obligation”; “present, gift” (OLD 5).
cerva, ae, f.
“doe.”
vitulus, ī, m.
“calf”
altar, altāris, n.
“altar”; in CL usually plural.
ecclēsia, ae, f.
“assembly; church” (LL).
umerus (humerus), ī, m.
“shoulder.”
mītis, e
”gentle” (OLD 5).
mansuētus, a, um
“tame; mild, gentle.”
ovis, is, f.
“sheep.”
usque dum
“right up to the point when, right until” (OLD usque 4a).
saltus, ūs, m.
“wood, rough pasture” (OLD 3).
situs, a, um
“situated, positioned” (OLD 3).
perītus, a, um
“expert, knowledgeable.”
