LAST TEST Flashcards
excedo
excedere, excessi, excessus - to depart from
nascor
nascī, natus - to be born
celeber
?
coepi
coepisse, coeptus (w infin) - to begin
cunctus
a, um - the whole of
adventus
us, m. - an arrival
dignus
a, um - worthy
odi
?
fama
ae, f. - fame
plenus
a, um (with gen.) - full of
propter
(prep + acc) because of
ceterus
a, um - other
praemium
ī, n. - reward
iudico
?
hospitium
ī, n. - the formal relationship between host and guest
existimo
existimāre, existimāvī, existimātus - to judge
auris
auris, f. - the ear
adhibeo
adhibere, adhibui, adhibitus - to offer
lumen
luminis, n. - brilliance
littera
ae, f. (usually litterae, arum, f, pl) - literature
faveo
favere, favi, fautus (w dat.) - to show favor
senectus
senectutis, f. - the period of old age
iucundus
a, um (w. Dat) - congenial, agreeable
consuetudo
consuetudinis, f. - a general convention
studeo
studere, studui (w inf) - to be eager
simulo
simulare, simulavi, simulatus (w inf,) - to pretend
aequus
a, um - fair
auctoritas
auctoritatis, f. - authority
gratia
ae, f. - popularity
impetro
impetrare, impetravi, impetratus - to obtain by request
profiteor
profiteri, professus - to state openly
familaris
e - intimate
