I.7 Flashcards
accedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum
agree with; go to
adhuc
still, as yet, up until now
adlubentia, -ae
willingness, desire
adorior, -iri, adortum
rise, try, undertake
adplico (1)
direct . . . towards
adquiesco, -ere, -evi
find comfort, come to rest
aegre
with difficulty, painfully, reluctantly
aerumnae, -arum
troubles, tribulations, difficulties
an
or; whether
annosus-a-um
full of years, old
anus, -us (f.)
old woman
anxius-a-um
concerned, anxious
attentus-a-um
detained, kept busy
avius-a-um
uncharted, unknown, pathless
caupona, -ae
inn, inkeeper
cavillum, -i
banter
concedo, -ere, concessi, concessum
go away, go off
confero, -ferre (etc.)
turn over, give up
congressus, -us
intercourse
consector, -ari, -atum
follow, pursue, overtake
contego, -ere, -texi, -tectum
cover
contraho (etc.)
get, incur, acquire
convallis, -is (f.)
hamlet
cruciabilis-is-e
painful, torturous
cubile, -is (n.)
bed, resting place
curo (1)
be in charge of, care for, take care of
decimus-a-um
tenth
devorto, -ere, -vorti, -vorsum
stay (for the night), turn aside, stop in
dexter, -era/-tra, -trum
right
dicacitas, -atis (f.)
wit, joking
diu (comp. diutius)
for a long time
diuturnus-a-um
long-lasting
domuitio, -onis (f.)
homecoming, returning home
efficio, -ere, -feci, -fectum
cause, make
eluvies, -ei
flood, flow
enormis-is-e
huge, immense
evado, -ere, evasi, evasum
escape, get away from
exuo, -ere, exui, exutum
take off
famigerabilis-is-e
famous, renowned
fatigatus-a-um
worn out
figo, -ere, fictum
set up, plant
frons, -ntis (f.)
forehead
fruor, -ui, fructum
enjoy
gladiatorius-a-um
involving gladiators, gladiatorial
gratus-a-um
welcome, grateful
hospitium, -i
hospitality, home, place to stay
humane
kindly, decently
ilico
thereupon, on the spot
imus-a-um
bottom/lowest part of
incido, -ere, -cidi
stumble into
infit
it begins
intimidus-a-um
fearless
iocus, -i
joke, joking
lacinia, -ae
fold, flap, hem; garment (pl.)
lacunosus-a-um
full of holes
latro, -onis (m.)
robber
lavacrum, -cri
public bath
lectulus, -i
little bed
mensis, -is (m.)
month
mereo, -ere, -ui, -itum
earn, work, earn a wage, serve (military)
mitigo (1)
get mellow
modico
a little
nimis
very much, excessively
nummatus-a-um
having money, rich
obeo, -ire, -ii, -itum
meet, go to, go off, die
obsessus-a-um
besieged, beset
operose
vigorously
operulae, -arum
wages
paulo
by a little, a little (adv.)
percitus-a-um
aroused
perduco (etc.)
take, bring, lead to
peregrinatio, -onis (f.)
journey
permulceo, -ere, -mulsi, -mulsum
soothe, stroke, caress
pestilens, -ntis
noxious, malignant
poculum, -i
cup
praeministro (1)
do [as a service] before [being asked]
prius
earlier, first, before; (conj. w/ quam) before
privo (1)
deprive, take away
probe
well, thoroughly, properly
proclivis-is-e
inclined, prone, eager
proficiscor, -i, profectum
set out, go forth, leave
propere
quickly
quaestus, -us (m.)
trade, business
quoad
(conj.) until (+subj); to the point where (+indic.)
refero, -ferre (etc.)
report, bring back; (reflex. return)
refoveo, -ere, refovi, refotum
restore, refresh
replaudo, -ere, replausi, replausum
smack repeatedly
revortor, revorti, reversum
go back, return, turn back
saccaria, -ae
the job of a porter, sack-carrier
saevio, -ire, -ivi, -itum
rage
satio (1)
satisfy, sate, nourish
scitulus / scitus-a-um
nice, sharp, clever
secundum (prep. +acc.)
according to, after
sequor, -i, secutum
follow
sermo, -onis (m.)
conversation, speech, language
servitus, -utis (f.)
slavery
sine
(imper.) let it go, stop
sordes, -is (f.)
dirt, filth; stinginess
spectaculum, =i
show
spoliatio, -onis (f.)
robbery
suspiritus, -us (m.)
sigh
sustineo, -ere, -ui, sustentum
hold … up, put up with, endure
tandem
finally, at last
tersus, -us (m.)
wiping
tracto (1)
treat, handle
transitus, -us (m.)
way past
tropaeum, -i
trophy
ultime
farthest, to an extreme
unctus, -us (m.)
rubbing oil
unicus-a-um
a single one, single
urigo, -inis (f.)
lust
utpote
(conj.) inasmuch as
vastus-a-um
boundless, gigantic
vegetus-a-um
vigorous, lively
velatus-a-um
covered, hidden
vestio, -ire, -ivi, -tum
clothe
voluptas, -atis (f.)
pleasure
