KW 31-33 Flashcards by K Groebl

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Latini, Latinorum m.Pl

A

die Latiner (Volksstamm in Italien)

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munire, munio

A

bauen, befestigen, schützen

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circum Präp m. Akk
(circum muros)

A

rings um, um …. herum
(um die Mauern herum)

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Latinus

A

Latinus (König der Latiner)

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desperare, despero

A

die Hoffnung aufgeben, verzweifeln

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de salute desperare

A

die Hoffnung auf Rettung aufgeben

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Turnus

A

Turnus (Anführer der Rutuler, Gegner des Äneas)

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sperare, spero

A

erwarten, hoffen

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demonstrare, demonstro

A

beweisen, darlegen

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audacia

A

die Frechheit, die Kühnheit

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violare, violo

A

verwunden, verletzen, entehren

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ferrum

A

das Eisen, die Waffe

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surgere, surgo, surrexi

A

aufrichten, sich erheben, aufstehen

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caedere, caedo, cecidi

A

fallen, töten

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donare, dono

A

schenken, beschenken

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venia

A

der Gefallen, die Nachsicht, die Verzeihung

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Italia

A

Italien

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quidem

A

freilich, gewiss, wenigstens, zwar

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occidere, occido, occidi

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niederschlagen, töten

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Faustulus

A

Faustulus (Hirte, der Romulus und Remus entdeckte)

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acer, acris, acre

A

energisch, heftig, scharf

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bibere, bibo,bibi

A

trinken

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pellere, pello, pepuli

A

stoßen, schlagen, (ver)treiben

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celer, celeris, celere

A

schnell

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tamquam

wie (Adv)

signum

das Merkmal, das Zeichen, die Statue

Romulus/ Remus

Romulus / Remus (Zwillingsbrüder und sagenhafte Gründer Roms)

iuvenis, iuvenis m,

der junge Mann, jung (adj)

comes, comitis m/f

der (die) Begleiter(in), der Gefährte, die Gefährtin

miles, militis m.

der Soldat

repellere, repello, reppuli

zurückstoßen, anweisen, vertreiben

fossa

der Graben

finire

beenden

adorare

anflehen

devorare

verschlingen

nomen

der Name

nemo

niemand

dormire

schlafen

hasta

die Lanze

lupa

die Wölfin

fames, is

der Hunger

pastor, oris

der Hirte

boves (Akk pl)

die Rinder

locus

der Ort, der Platz, die Stelle

novem (indekl.)

neun

aspicere, aspicio, aspexi

erblicken, ansehen

unus, a, um

einer, ein einziger

unus e/ex (m. Abl)

einer von

fortis, e

kräftig, tapfer

tristis, e

traurig, unfreundlich

defendere, defendo, defendi (a m. Abl)

abwehren, verteidigen (vor/gegen)

tres, tres, tria

drei

Amulius

Amulius (König von Alba Longa, Bruder des Numitor)

accusare, accuso

anklagen, beschuldigen

turpis, e

unanständig, hässlich, schändlich

postquam (Subj. m. Perf)

nachdem, als

Numitor, Numitoris (m)

Numitor (König von Alba Longa, Großvater von Romulus und Remus)

dulcis, e

angenehm, süß

crudelis, e

grausam

omnis, e

jeder, ganz, alle (Pl)

sermones habere

sich unterhalten

fatum

das Schicksal

falso

fälschlich

punire

bestrafen

exponere

aussetzen