Jenney 29-32

Question 1

milia, milium

Answer 1

n., pl., thousands (used with partitive genitive)

Question 2

audio, -ire, -ivi, -itum

Answer 2

hear, listen to

Question 3

convenio, -ire, conveni, conventum

Answer 3

come together, assemble

Question 4

dormio, -ire, -ivi, -itum

Answer 4

sleep

Question 5

impedio, -ire, -ivi, -itum

Answer 5

hinder

Question 6

invenio, -ire, inveni, inventum

Answer 6

come upon, find

Question 7

munio, -ire, -ivi, -itum

Answer 7

fortify, build

Question 8

pervenio, -ire, perveni, perventum

Answer 8

reach, arrive (takes accusative of place)

Question 9

venio, -ire, veni, ventum

Answer 9

come

Question 10

etiam

Answer 10

adv., also, even

Question 11

tamen

Answer 11

postpositive adv., nevertheless, yet, still

Question 12

nam

Answer 12

conj., for

Question 13

acies, aciei

Answer 13

f., straight line, line of battle

Question 14

dies, diei

Answer 14

m., day

Question 15

ianua, -ae

Answer 15

f., door

Question 16

lectus, -i

Answer 16

m., bed, dining couch

Question 17

meridies, -ei

Answer 17

m., midday, noon; south

Question 18

res, rei

Answer 18

f., thing, affair, matter (general definitions)

Question 19

spes, spei

Answer 19

f., hope

Question 20

frumentarius, -a, -um

Answer 20

having to do with grain

Question 21

publicus, -a, -um

Answer 21

belonging to the people, public

Question 22

itaque

Answer 22

conj., and so, therefore

Question 23

neque, nec

Answer 23

conj., and…not, nor

Question 24

res frumentaria, rei frumentariae

Answer 24

f., grain supply, forage

Question 25

res publica, rei publicae

Answer 25

f., commonwealth, state, republic

Question 26

res gestae, rerum gestarum

Answer 26

f., pl., deeds, accomplishments

Question 27

res novae, rerum novarum

Answer 27

f., pl., revolution

Question 28

multo die

Answer 28

at much day, late in the day

Question 29

multa nocte

Answer 29

at much night, late at night

Question 30

gaudium, (gaud)i, n.

Answer 30

joy, gladness

Question 31

officium, (offic)i, n.

Answer 31

duty

Question 32

praemium, (praem)i, n.

Answer 32

reward

Question 33

praesidium, (praesid)i, n.

Answer 33

guard, garrison

Question 34

tergum, (terg)i, n.

Answer 34

back

Question 35

absum, abesse, afui, afuturus

Answer 35

be absent, (be) distant, (be) away

Question 36

adsum, (ad)esse, (ad)fui, (ad)futurus

Answer 36

be present, (be) near

Question 37

contineo, (contin)ere, (contin)ui, contentum

Answer 37

hold together, restrain, bound

Question 38

inquam, inquis, inquit, inquiunt

Answer 38

say

Question 39

iubeo, (iub)ere, iussi, iussum

Answer 39

order, bid

Question 40

possum, (poss)e, potui, -

Answer 40

be able, can

Question 41

sustineo, (sustin)ere, (sustin)ui, sustentum

Answer 41

hold up, hold in check, withstand

Question 42

adventus, -us, m.

Answer 42

arrival, approach

Question 43

cornu, -us, n.

Answer 43

horn, wing (of an army)

Question 44

cursus, -us, m.

Answer 44

running, course, quick motion

Question 45

domus, -us, f.

Answer 45

house, home

Question 46

exercitus, -us, m.

Answer 46

army

Question 47

exitus, -us, m.

Answer 47

departure, way out, end , outcome

Question 48

fucus, -us, m.

Answer 48

wave

Question 49

impetus, -us, m.

Answer 49

attack

Question 50

manus -us, f.

Answer 50

hand, band (of men)

Question 51

occasus, -us, m.

Answer 51

setting, downfall, a going down

Question 52

passus, -us, m.

Answer 52

pace

Question 53

portus, -us, m.

Answer 53

harbor, port

Question 54

senatus, -us, m.

Answer 54

senate

Question 55

usus,-us, m.

Answer 55

use, advantage, practice, experience