Horace, Odes 1.9 Flashcards
nix, nivis, f.
snow
candidus, a, um
white
Sōracte, is, n.
a mountain in the Sabine district (the Sabīnī were near neighbors of Rome, NE of the city)
sustineō, sustinēre, sustinuī
support
onus, oneris, n.
burden, load
labōrō (1)
toil, labor; suffer; be distressed
gelū, gelūs, n.
ice
consistō, consistere, constitī
stop moving
acūtus, a, um
sharp
dissolvō, dissolvere, dissoluī, dissolūtum
break up, take to pieces
frīgus, oris, n.
cold
lignum, ī, n.
wood, firewood (esp. in pl.)
super (prep. + acc. and abl.)
over, above
focus, ī, m.
hearth
largē
generously
- repōnō, repōnere, reposuī, repositum
put back, bring back; set in position
benignē (comp. benignius)
in a friendly spirit, kindly
dēprōmō, dēprōmere, dēprompsī, dēpromptum
bring out, fetch, produce
quadrīmus, a, um
four years old
Sabīnus, a, um
Sabine
Thaliarchus, ī, m.
a male name, otherwise unknown (Greek, “Master of the Revels”)
merum, ī, n.
wine unmixed with water; wine
diōta, ae, f.
a two-handled jar (rare)
- sternō, sternere strāvī, strātus
throw on the ground, strew
aequor, oris, n.
a level surface; plain; the sea
fervidus, a, um
boiling; seething; excited
dēproelior, dēproeliārī
fight fiercely (rare)
cupressus, ī (ūs), f.
a cypress-tree
ornus, ī, f.
ash-tree (fraxinus ornus)
crās
tomorrow (adv.)
fors, fortis, f.
chance, luck; destiny
lucrum, ī, n.
profit
- appōnō, appōnere, apposuī, appositum
set alongside; serve (food, drink, etc.); set down (in accounting), reckon
dulcis, e
sweet
amor, amōr, m.
love
- spernō, spernere, sprēvī, sprētum
reject with scorn
chorēa, ae, f.
a round dance
dōnec
until; while
uireō, uirēre, uiruī
show green growth; be full of youthful vigor
mōrōsus, a, um
hard to please, irritable
campus, ī, m.
plain, field; the Campus Martius in Rome; athletic field
ārea, ae, f.
yard, courtyard; exercise ground; threshing floor
lēnis, e
gentle
susurrus, ī, m.
whisper, soft rustling sound
compōnō, compōnere, composuī, compisitum
add together; match up; settle; arrange; plan, organize
- repetō, repetere, repetīvī or repetiī, repetītum
make for; repeat; recover; go back for
hōra, ae, f.
hour; season
lateō, latēre, latui
be in hiding, hide
prōditor, ōris, m.
betrayer, traitor
intimus, a, um
innmost; secret, private; most intimate, closest (of friends)
grātus, a, um
grateful; welcome; pleasant, charming
rīsus, ūs, m.
laughter, a laugh
pignus, pigneris or pignoris, n.
collatoral (for a debt), pledge; guarantee; token; child (because children guarantee a marriage)
- dēripiō, dēripere, dēripuī, dēreptum
tear off; snatch away, grab
lacertus, ī, m.
the upper arm
digitus, ī, m.
finger
male
badly (adv.)
pertinax, ācis
teanacious; obstinate, stubborn
