Latin Vocabulary 9 Flashcards
aes alienum, aeris alieni
n. debt (“another’s money”)
cinis, cineris
m. ash, ashes
subtilis, -e
fine, thin, precise
horridus, -a, -um
shaggy, rough, unpolished
sermo, -onis
m. conversation, talk
inscitia, -ae
f. ignorance
insipienter
foolishly
conturbo (1)
to throw into confusion, put into disorder
exanimo
from the heart
cuicumque
to anyone at all
pondus, ponderis
n. weight, authority
effingo, -ere, -finxi, -fictus
to express, represent
pudet
(imp. + inf) it is shameful
immerito
undeservedly, unjustly
suscenseo, -ere, -censui, -census
to be angry
an
whether (introducing indirect question)
iniquus
unfair, unjust
impotens, -entis
out of control, immoderate
querulior
rather prone to complain (about trifles)
exoro (1)
to win over (by begging), appease
sino, -ere, sivi, situs
to allow
nec sinere
to forbid
sumo, -ere, sumpsi, sumptus
to take up, lay hold of
lana, -ae
f. wool
ducere lanam
to spin wool
fundo, -ere, fudi, fusus
to pour forth
spelunca, -ae
f. cave, grotto
lacus, -us
m. lake
mugitus, -us
m. lowing, bellowing, mooing
saevus, -a, -um
fierce, violent, savage
conficio, -ere, -feci, fectus
to complete, finish
obses, -sidis
m. or f. hostage
nitor, niti, nisus sum
to strive, make an effort
veluti
just as, as if
venter, -tris
m. stomach, belly
efficio, -ere, -feci, -fectus
to bring about, achieve
deditus, -a, -um
addicted to, given over to
facinus, -oris
n. deed, act
immo
no, on the contrary; rather
ais
you say
praecido, -ere, -cidi, -cisus
to cut off
orare
to plead (my case)