Final Exam Vocabulary Flashcards
cuspis
cuspidis, f.
sharp point, tip
nata
natae, f.
daughter
nepos
nepotis, c.
grandchild, descendant
nemus
nemoris, n.
woodland, grove
cervix
cervicis, f.
the neck
votum
voti, n.
prayer
osculum
osculi, n.
kiss, lips
tellus
telluris, f.
land, earth
morsus
morsūs, m.
bite
foris
foris, f.
door, entrance
saevus
saeva, saevum
fierce, savage, cruel
tumidus
tumida, tumidum
swollen
ignarus
ignara, ignarum
ignorant, unknowing, unaware
quantus
quanta, quantum
how big? how much?
velox
velocis*
rapid, swift
asper
aspera, asperum
rough, harsh
adversus
adversa, adversum
opposite to, facing
tenuis
tenuis, tenue
slender, thin
modo
only, merely, just now
protinus
immediately
velut
just as, just like, as if
nimium
too much, excessively
sterno
sternere, stravi, stratum
lay out, spread, lay low
fugo
fugāre, fugavi, fugatum
put to flight, drive away
fulgeo
fulgēre, fulsi, fulsurus
shine brightly, gleam
laedo
laedere, laesi, laesum
harm, wound, injure
obsequor
obsequi, obsecutus sum
comply with, obey
fallo
fallere, fefelli, falsum
deceive, trick
prosum
prodesse, profui, —–
be useful, help
spargo
spargere, sparsi, sparsum
scatter, sprinkle
complector
complecti, complexus sum
embrace, hug
relinquo
relinquere, reliqui, relictum
leave behind, abandon
gradus
gradūs, m.
step, pace
vicinia
viciniae, f.
vicinity, nearness
murus
muri, m.
wall
facies
faciei, f.
appearance, shape
tectum
tecti, n.
roof, house
arvum
arvi, n.
field
antrum
antri, n.
cave
amictus
amictūs, m.
mantle, cloak
rupes
rupis, f.
rocky cliff, crag
ictus
ictūs, m.
stroke, blow
ensis
ensis, m.
sword
letum
leti, n.
death, destruction
auris
auris, f.
ear
saeculum
saeculi, n.
age, generation
tutus
tuta, tutum
safe, secure
gelidus
gelida, gelidum
cold, icy
niveus
nivea, niveum
snow-white, snowy
idem
eadem, idem
the same
ater
atra, atrum
black, dark
exiguus
exigua, exiguum
small, slight
dignus
digna, dignum
suitable, worthy
cingo
cingere, cinxi, cinctum
surround, encircle
veto
vetāre, vetui, vetitum
forbid
tego
tegere, texi, tectum
cover, hide, conceal
obsto
obstāre, obstiti, obstaturus
face, obstruct
(with DAT)
queror
queri, questus sum
complain
divello
divellere, divelli, divulsum
tear apart
prosum
prodesse, profui, —–
be useful, help
invideo
invidēre, invidi, invisum
envy, begrudge
(with DAT)
requiesco
requiescere, requievi, requieturus
rest, lie at rest
iaceo
iacēre, iacui, iaciturus
lie, by lying down
convenio
convenīre, conveni, conventum
come together, assemble
reperio
reperīre, repperi, repertum
find, discover
aetas
aetatis, f.
age, time of life
superi
superorum, m. pl.
the gods above
vertex
verticis, m.
whirlpool, top (of head)
tectum
tecti, n.
roof, house
sedile
sedilis, n.
seat, bench
radix
radicis,
root
lac
lactis, n.
milk
stramen
straminis, n.
straw
iudicium
iudici, n.
judgement, decision
tepidus
tepida, tepidum
warm, tepid
hesternus
hesterna, hesternum
of yesterday
vilis
vilis, vile
cheap, worthless
impar
imparis*
unequal, uneven
aequatus
aequata, aequatum
leveled
cavus
cava, cavum
hollow, porous
unicus
unica, unicum
sole, single
vanus
vana, vanum
empty, foolish
probo
probāre, probavi, probatum
approve, commend
efficio
efficere, effeci, effectum
make, produce
defero
deferre, detuli, delatum
bring down
seco
secāre, secui, sectum
sever, cut, slice
concutio
concutere, concussi, concussum
shake
indignor
indignāri, indignatus sum
regard as unworthy, be offended
caelo
caelāre, caelavi, caelatum
engrave, emboss
caleo
calēre, calui, —–
be hot, warm
repleo
replēre, replevi, repletum
refill, replenish
subeo
subire, subii, subitum
go underneath, come upon
opus
operis, n.
work, task
aevum
aevi, n.
age, lifetime
saeculum
saeculi, n.
age, generation
morsus
morsūs, m.
bite
dolor
doloris, m.
pain, grief
aequor
aequoris, n.
flat surface, sea
litus
litoris, n.
shore, coast
impetus
impetūs, m.
attack
sermo
sermonis, m.
speech, conversation
voluntas
voluntatis, f.
wish, will
aliquis
aliquid
someone, something, anyone, anything
tristis
tristis, triste
sad, gloomy
acer
acris, acre
sharp, fierce
laetus
laeta, laetum
joyful, happy
iucundus
iuncunda, iuncundum
pleasant, agreeable
quantus
quanta, quantum
how great, how much, of what size
beatus
beata, beatum
blessed, happy
mollis
mollis, molle
soft, gentle, luxurious
quisque
quaeque, quidque
each, every
huc
to this place
illuc
to that place
praetereo
praeterire, praeterii, praeteritum
go by, pass by
pereo
perire, perii, peritum
perish
lugeo
lugēre, luxi, —–
mourn, grieve
invideo
invidēre, invidi, invisum
envy, begrudge
fateor
fatēri, fassus sum
admit, acknowledge