Horace Ode 3.9 Flashcards
gratus
, a, um
Adj.
Pleasing
Potior,
potius, adj.
More able, more powerful, preferable
Brachium
, brachii, n. Arm
Candidus
, a, um
White, radiant, bright
Cervix
, cervicis, f.
Neck
Iuvenis
, iuvenis, m. (F.) young man, young woman
Vigeo
, vigere, vigui
To flourish, thrive
Ardeo
, ardere, arsi
To be on fire, burn, be in love (+ abl.)
Doctus
, a, um
Learned, taught
Modus
, i, m.
Limit, way, rythmic pattern, pl. poetry
Cithara
, ae, f. Lyre
Morior
, mori, mortuus sum
To die
Parco
, parcere, peperci, parsum To spare (+ dat.)
Anima
, ae, f.
Breath, life, darling
fatum
, i, n.
fate
Pl.
The Fates
Superstes
, superstitis, adj.
Standing over, surviving
Torreo
, torrere, torrui, tostum
To burn, parch
Fax
Facis, f.
Torch, marriage, death
Mutuus
, a, um, adj.
Mutual, reciprocal
Bis
Adv.
Twice
Patior
Pati, passus sum
To suffer, undergo, experience, endure, allow
Puer
, pueri, m.
Boy, non-adult male, male slave
Priscus
, a, um, adj.
Ancient, former
Redeo
, redire, redii, reditum
To go back, come back, return
Venus
, veneris, f. Venus
Love, charm, sexual activity, best throw at dice
Diduco
, diducere, diduxi, diductum
To separate, split
Iugum
, i, n. Yoke, bond
Cogo
, cogere, coegi, coactum
Drive together, force
Aeneus
, a, um, adj.
Of bronze
Flavus
, a, um
Blonde, auburn, yellow, golden
Excutio
, excutere, excussi, excussum
To shake out, drive out, banish
Reicio
, reicere, reieci, reiectum
to throw back, drive back, reject
Pateo
, patere, patui
To be open
Ianua
, ae, f.
Door
Quamquam
, conj.
Although
Sidus
, sideris, n. Star, sky (pl)
Levis
, e
Light, swift, gentle, fickle
Cortex
, corticis, m.
Bark, rind, cork
Improbus
, a, um
Umprincipled, unruly, relentless, shameless
Iracundus
, a, um
Angry, hot-tempered, prone to anger
Obeo
, obire, obii, obitum
Go to, meet, die
Libens
, libentis
Adj.
Willing
Donec
As long as, while
Conj.
