Jerome Flashcards
artus, artus 4m.
limb, joint (mostly in the plural)
sanctitas, sanctitatis 3f.
sanctity, holiness
plango, plangere, planxi, planctum 3C
to strike or beat, hence to beat the breast, hence to lament, bewail
dissolvo, dissolvere, dissolvi, dissolutum 3C
to loosen, destroy; (in the pass.) to die
subicio, subicere, subieci, subiectum 3C
to submit or subject, discipline
praedico, praedicare, praedicavi, praedicatum 1C
to proclaim, announce, praise, preach the Gospel [with acc. of the thing being proclaimed/person being praised and dat. of person being addressed]
praedico, praedicere, praedixi, praedictum 3C
to predict, to say beforehand
aculeus, aculei 2m.
(cf. stimulus, simuli 2n.)
goad, sting, prick
testor, testari, testatum 1D
to bear witness, prove, demonstrate, make a will; to call upon someone as a witness [in acc.]
profero, proferre, protuli, prolatum irreg.
to carry out, offer, make known, reveal, cite, mention
in praesentiarum (phrase)
impraesentiarum
for now, at the present, ‘in this world’
parvi pendere 3C
parvipendere
to think little of, despise
suspicio, suspicere, 3/4C suspexi, suspectum
to look up to, to look at secretly; hence to suspect or mistrust
desino, desinere/desinire, desivi/desii, desitum 3C
to leave off, desist
erogo, erogare, erogavi, erogatum 1C
to pay out, expend, bequeath, give as alms
clinicus, clinici 2m.
patient (usually in ML); doctor attending a bedridden patient
esurio, esurire, esuritum 4C def. (no perfect)
to be hungry
exspolio, exspoliare, exspoliavi, exspoliatum 1C
to rob, despoil
obiurgo, obiurgare, obiurgavi, obiurgatum 1C
to scold, chide, reproach
frequentia, frequentiae 1f.
thronging, assembly
heremus, herema, heremum 1/2 adj.
(eremus)
waste, desert
heremus, heremi 2m.
(eremus, eremi)
(subst. form of heremus 1/2 adj.)
desert, deserted place, wilderness, wasteland
propositum, propositi 2n.
plan, way of life, vocation
largior, largiri, largitus sum 4D
(cf. do 1C)
to bequeath, bestow
pario, parere, peperi, partum/partitum 3/4C
to give birth
pario, pariare, pariavi, pariatum 1C
to make equal, settle a debt
pareo, parere, parui, paritum 2C
to appear; to obey
gena, genae 1f.
(cf. mala, malae 1f.; maxilla, maxillae 1f.)
cheek
genu, genus 4n.
knee
gestio, gestire, gestivi, gestitum 4C
to gesticulate, throw oneself about; hence to be passionate about, be excited, desire
erga (prep.)
(cf. ad)
against, towards (+acc.)
ergo (adv.)
therefore
evangelicus, evangelica, evangelicum 1/2 adj.
of the gospel
(often taken with scriptura = ‘the gospels’)
turpis, turpe 3 adj.
foul, ugly, shameful
aes alienum 3n.
debt (literally another’s money)
smaragdus, smaragdi 2m./2f. (common)
emerald
mammona/mammonas, mammonae 1m.
(cf. divitiae, divitiarum 1f. pl.)
riches
cori-um, cori-i 2n.
skin, leather, hide
lac, lactis 3n.
milk
ovum, ovi 2n.
egg
ovis, ovis 3f. (i-stem)
sheep
ovo, ovare, ovavi, ovatum 1C
to exult
malum, mali 2n.
apple; evil
malus, mali 2f.
apple tree
malus, mali 2m.
mast of a ship
malo, malle, malui (irreg.)
to prefer
mala, malae 1f.
cheek
