Lesson 15: Vocabulary Review Flashcards by Marcia Young

senex senis

aged, old (person)

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interim (adv.)

meanwhile

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once (upon a time), of old, one day

olim (adv.)

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there, in that place

ibi (adv.)

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neuter -tra -trum

neither (of two)

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aut (conj.)

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lively, spirited

álacer -cris -cre

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to close

claudo -ere clausi clausus

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foul, ugly, hideous

foedus -a -um

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to press, push

premo -ere pressi pressus

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virgo vírginis f.

virgin, maiden

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temptation

tentátio tentationis f.

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homo hóminis m.

man, human being

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scribo -ere scripsi scriptus

to write

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neighboring, close (to)

finítimus -a -um (w/ dat.)

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autem (postpositive conj.)

however, moreover

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pono -ere pósui pósitus

to put, place

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cold

frígidus -a -um

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but

sed (conj.)

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meanwhile

interim (adv.)

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wicked

nefárius -a -um

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nullus -a -um

no, not any

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frígidus -a -um

cold

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to send

mitto -ere misis missus

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álius ália áliud

other, another

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white

albus -a -um

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jam (adv.)

already

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knew

genu -ūs n.

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totus -a -um

whole, entire

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excelsus -a -um

on high, lofty

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tentátio tentationis f.

temptation

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to lift (up), raise

tollo -ere sústuli sublatus

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et … et (conj.)

both … and

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cornu -ūs n.

horn

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afterwards

póstea (adv.)

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therefore, and so

ítaque (conj.)

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suitable, fit, proper (for)

idóneus -a -um (w/ dat.)

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yes, so, thus

ita (adv.)

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defessus -a -um

tired, weary

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however, moreover

autem (postpositive conj.)

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álacer -cris -cre

lively, spirited

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claudo -ere clausi clausus

to close

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no, not any

nullus -a -um

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also

étiam (adv.)

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aut (conj.)

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-que (enclitic conj.)

and

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mitto -ere misis missus

to send

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audax -acis

bold, rash

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to wage, carry on

gero -ere gessi gestus

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étiam (adv.)

also

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potens -entis

powerful

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nihil (nil) (indecl.) (w/gen.)

nothing

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olim (adv.)

once (upon a time), of old, one day

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sed (conj.)

but

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the one … the other

alter … alter

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already

jam (adv.)

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quod (conj.)

because

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cálidus -a -um

warm, hot

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any (at all)

ullus -a -um

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finítimus -a -um (w/ dat.)

neighboring, close (to)

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solus -a -um

alone, only, sole

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and

-que (enclitic conj.)

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nothing

nihil (nil) (indecl.) (w/gen.)

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wild, fierce

ferus -a -um

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bold, rash

audax -acis

felix -icis

fortunate, lucky

other, another

álius ália áliud

léctio lectionis f.

lesson

fortunate, lucky

felix -icis

foedus -a -um

foul, ugly, hideous

Caesar -aris m.

Caesar

wise, rational

sápiens -entis

speech

orátio orationis f.

fere (adv.)

almost

foolish, stupid

stultus -a -um

sharp, bitter

acer -cris -cre

tired, weary

defessus -a -um

whole, entire

totus -a -um

sicut (conj.)

huge

ingens -entis

ordo órdinis m.

order, rank, line, row

ferus -a -um

wild, fierce

alter … alter

the one … the other

for, in fact, truly

enim (postpositive conj.)

to put, place

pono -ere pósui pósitus

almus -a -um

nurturing

gero -ere gessi gestus

to wage, carry on

centúrio centurionis m.

centurion

fast, swift

celer céleris célere

aged, old (person)

senex senis

satis (indecl.) (w/ gen.)

enough

sicut (conj.)

celer céleris célere

fast, swift

virgin, maiden

virgo vírginis f.

genu -ūs n.

knew

powerful

potens -entis

légio legionis f.

legion

alter áltera álterum

the other (of two), the second (of two)

póstea (adv.)

afterwards

céleber -bris -bre

famous

Jesus

Jesus -u m.

almost

fere (adv.)

et (conj.)

and

which (of two)

uter -tra -trum

centurion

centúrio centurionis m.

idóneus -a -um (w/ dat.)

suitable, fit, proper (for)

premo -ere pressi pressus

to press, push

the other (of two), the second (of two)

alter áltera álterum

stultus -a -um

foolish, stupid

neither (of two)

neuter -tra -trum

ullus -a -um

any (at all)

warm, hot

cálidus -a -um

suffering

pássio passionis f.

dear (to)

carus -a -um (w/ dat.)

either … or

aut … aut (conj.)

cedo -ere cessi cessus

to yield, give away

ibi (adv.)

there, in that place

carus -a -um (w/ dat.)

dear (to)

enough

satis (indecl.) (w/ gen.)

Jesus -u m.

Jesus

ítaque (conj.)

therefore, and so

to do, drive, act, treat; give

ago -ere egi actus

díligens -entis

careful, diligent

ita (adv.)

yes, so, thus

orátio orationis f.

speech

acer -cris -cre

sharp, bitter

careful, diligent

díligens -entis

sápiens -entis

wise, rational

uter -tra -trum

which (of two)

pássio passionis f.

suffering

to write

scribo -ere scripsi scriptus

because

quod (conj.)

nurturing

almus -a -um

legion

légio legionis f.

tamen (adv.)

nevertheless

ago -ere egi actus

to do, drive, act, treat; give

to collect, force

cogo -ere coegi coactus

lion

leo leonis m.

famous

céleber -bris -bre

both … and

et … et (conj.)

nevertheless

tamen (adv.)

leo leonis m.

lion

to yield, give away

cedo -ere cessi cessus

Caesar

Caesar -aris m.

on high, lofty

excelsus -a -um

tollo -ere sústuli sublatus

to lift (up), raise

aut … aut (conj.)

either … or

cogo -ere coegi coactus

to collect, force

lesson

léctio lectionis f.

and

et (conj.)

alone, only, sole

solus -a -um

man, human being

homo hóminis m.

albus -a -um

white

nefárius -a -um

wicked

ingens -entis

huge

enim (postpositive conj.)

for, in fact, truly

order, rank, line, row

ordo órdinis m.

horn

cornu -ūs n.

suddenly

súbito (adv.)

suddenly