Chapters 9-11 Flashcards
cantō (1)
“sing.”
convenienter, adv.
“suitably.”
anfractus, ūs, m.
“bend”; “detour” (OLD 3c).
dēsidia, ae, f.
“idleness”
flātus, ūs, m.
“blowing, blast” (of the wind).
contendō, contendere, contendī, contentum
“go quickly, hasten” (OLD 5)
praedīcō, praedīcere, praedixī, praedictum
“say something before something else; fortell, prophesy”; the perfect passive participle often means “the above-mentioned, aforesaid” (OLD 1b).
orīgō, orīginis, f.
“origin, starting point.”
stirps, stirpis, f.
“stem; family, race.”
scius, a, um
“knowledgeable, expert.”
magus, ī, m.
“magician, sorcerer.”
haruspex (aruspex), icis, m.
“diviner.”
crēbrē, adv.
“densely; frequently.”
prophētō, āre, āvī
“prophesy.”
longinquō, adv.
“a long way off.”
dictō (1)
“dictate”; “prescribe.”
destruō, destruere, destruxī, destructum
“destroy.”
saeculum, ī, n.
“generation”; in pl. “a long or indefinite period.”
suādeō, suādēre, suāsī, suāsum
“recommend”
signō (1)
“indicate” (OLD 3).
versiculus, ī, m.
“a line of poetry.”
crēbrō, adv.
“densely; frequently.”