Latin Vocabulary 5 Flashcards
rugio, rugire
roar, bellow
tenuitas, tenuitatis
f. slenderness, thinness; povery
praestans, praestantis
excellent, outstanding
circumlatro (1)
bark, bark around
deprecor, deprecari, deprecatus sum
abominate, disparage
efflo (1)
breathe out, exhale
ingruo, ingruere, ingui
come at violently, advance threatingly
pario, parire, peperi, partus
bear, produce
sedo (1)
allay, calm
magnopere
particularly, especially
caedis, caedis
f. slaughter, massacre
disceptatio, disceptationis
f. debate, dispute
pactum, -i
n. manner, agreement
paterfamilias
m. head of the family
pistor, pistoris
m. baker
diuturnus, -a, -um
long-lasting, enduring
vorabundus, -a, -um
voracious, gulping
euge
fine! bravo!
interim
meanwhile
foris, foris
f. door, gate
lupa, -ae
f. she wolf
nutric, nutricis
f. nurse, nanny
abiico, abiicere, abieci, abiectus
toss off, cast off
obrepo, -repere, -repsi, -reptus
creep over, sneak up
ploro (1)
cry, wail
praetereo, -terire, -terivi (or terii), -teritus
go by, pass by
sciscitor, scisitari, scisitatus sum
ask, inquire
silesco, silescere, silui
grow quiet, fall silent
aemulatio, aemulationis
f. rivalry, ambition
fasciculus, -i
m. little bundle, packet
virga, -ae
f. twig, rod
unanimus, unanime
like-minded, in accordance
litigo (1)
quarrel, squabble
persto (1)
persevere, persist in
solvo, solvere, solvi, solutus
loosen, unbind
sin
if however, but if
astutia, -ae
f. cleverness, trick
latebra, -ae
f. hiding place, lair
aufugio, -fugere
run away, flee
recenso, recensere, recensui, recensus
review, reckon
contraho, -trahere, -traxi, -tractus
agree upon, contract
suggero, suggere, suggessi, suggestus
furnish, supply
at, ast
but, on the contrary
illic
in that place, over there
uspiam
anywhere, somewhere
venatio, venationis
f. hunt, the chase
venatus, venatus
m. hunting
vacuus, -a, -um
empty, empty-handed
muttio, muttire, muttivi, muttitus
mutter, murmur
pango, pangere, pepigi, pactus
agree, settle upon
sudo (1)
sweat, perspire
porro
further, furthermore
ancilla, -ae
maid, maidservant
hera, herae
f. mistress, lady of the house
complures, compuria
many, a good number
excito (1)
stir up, arouse
frustror, -strari, -stratus sum
disappoint, deceive
interimo, -mere, -mi, -mptus
kill, destroy
lucesco, lucescere
grow light, begin to shine
obtrunco (1)
kill, cut down
rescisco, -scicere, -scivi, -scitus
learn, find out
deinceps
next, thereafter
speciosus, -a, -um
attractive, appealing
experior, experiri, expertus sum
test, try
denuo
once more, a second time
herinaceus, -i
m. hedgehog
vipera, -ae
f. snake, viper
blandus, -a, -um
charming, coaxing
proprius, -a, -um
one’s own
advento (1)
approach, arrive
praesentio, -sentire, -sensi, -sensus
feel in advance, anticipate
provolo, -volvere, -volvi, -volatus
roll along, roll over
pungo, pungere, pupugi, punctus
prick, punture
moles, molis
f. mass, bulk
trabes, trabis
f. tree-trunk, beam
inters, inertis
weak, helpless
lacesso, lacessere, lacessivi, lacessitus
provoke, harass
veneror, venerari, veneratus sum
worship, revere
voro (1)
swallow, devour
labrum, -i
n. lip
circumstipatus, -a, -um
surrounded, crowded
credulus, -a, -um
gullible, trusting
lividus, -a, -um
bruise-colored, black and blue
pallidus, -a, -um
pale, yellow-green
vagus, -a, -um
wandering, unreliable
vanus, -a, -um
meaningless, useless
blattero (1)
babble, yammer
calleo, callere, callui
know, have experience
pertineo, -tinere
reach, relate to
mantica, -ae
f. knapsack, cloak
nemus, nemoris
n. wood, forest
nimbus, -i
m. cloud, rainstorm
aestuo (1)
become hot, boil
contingit, -tingere, -tigit, -tactum est
turn out, fall to(impersonal)
emolior, emoliri, emolitus sum
carry through, bring forth
gradior, gradi, grassus sum
walk, step
nequeo, nequire, nequivi, nequetus
be unalbe, cannot
paulatim
little by little
catena, -ae
f. chain, bond
cicatrix, cicatricis
f. scar
collis, collis
m. hill
collum, -i
n. neck
cruidita, cruditatis
f. rawness, wound
impastus, -a, -um
unfed, hungry
indulgens, indulgentis
mild, lenient
malicentus, -a, -um
thin, lean
pinguis, pingue
fat, sleek
saginatus, -a, -um
well-fed, fattened
satur, -a, -um
well-fed, stuffed
saucius, -a, -um
wounded, injured
paeniteo, -nitere, -nitui
displease, regret
interdum
sometimes
paulisper
for a short time
tantummodo
only, merely
tot
many, so many
dēsinō, -ere, -siī, -situm
cease
ineptiō (4)
play the fool
perdō, -ere, -didī, -ditum
destroy, lose
fulgeō, -ēre, fulsī
shine
ventitō (1)
frequentive form of venio = come often
quō
whither, where
impotēns
weak, hopelessly in love
obstinātus, -a, -um
firm
perferō
endure
obdurō (1)
endure
īnvītus, -a, -um
unwilling
balbus, -a, -um
stuttering
perficiō
do thoroughly, bring about, accomplish
meditor, -ārī, -ātus sum
practice
cōnsuēscō, -ere, suevī, -suētum
become accustomed
dominātus, -ūs
absolute rule or power
carcer, -eris
m. prison
quīn etiam
moreover
tonsor, -ōris
barber
tondō, -ere, totondī, tōnsum
shear, clip
carbō, -onis
m. glowing coal
adūrō, -ere, -ussī, -ustum
singe
assentātor, -ōris
flatterer, “yes-man”
commemorō (1)
mention, recount
degustō (1)
try, taste
lectus, -ī
couch
manō (1)
flow, extend
copiōsē
fully
disputō (1)
discuss
admīror (1)
wonder at, admire
studiōsus, -a,-um
fond of
tractō (1)
handle, investigate, treat
excipiō, -ere, -cēpī, -ceptum
except
potestās, -tātis
power
intempestīvus, -a,-um
unseasonable
cāritās, -tātis
affection
benevolentia, -ae
goodwill
inops, -opis
bereft of
supellex, -lectilis
f. furniture
mercēs, -ēdis
f. pay, reward
dēcertō (1)
fight (to a decision)
proprius, -a,-um
characteristic of
bēlua, -ae
wild beast
aequitās, -tātis
fairness, justice
perscribō
write out, place on record
repetō
seek again
denūntiō (1)
declare officially
ulcīscor, -ī, ultus sum
avenge, punish
prōpulsō (1)
repel
potior, -irī, potītus sum
+ gen. or abl. get possession of
iūrō (1)
swear
iūs iūrandum, iūris iūrandī
n. oath
mūniō (4)
fortify, build
efficiō
bring it about, cause
anteā
before, formerly
repō, -ere, rēpsī, -reptum
crawl
adficiō
afflict
proelium, -iī
battle
aciēs, -ēī
f. battle line
tandem
at last, finally
fors, fortis
f. chance, an accident
singultim
adv. stammeringly
profor, -ārī, ātus sum
speak out
mēnsis, -is
m. mouth
sēcernō, -ere, crēvī, -crētum
separate
atquī
and yet
mendōsus, -a, um
faulty
aliōquī
otherwise
paedagōgus, -ī
slave, who attended boy at school
opprobrium, -iī
reproach
scīlicet (scīre-licet)
naturally, of course, clearly, namely
sollicitus, -a, -um
troubled, anxious
pertineō
pertain
ūsus, -ūs
advantage
impellō
urge, persuade
vel
or (an optional alternative)
tabella, -ae
writing pad
quemadmodum
how
Circēnsēs (lūdī)
games, races in Circus Maximus
puerīliter
adverb based on puer
identidem
repeatedly
mūnus, mūneris
n. gift
hāmus, -ī
hook
