Lesson XII Flashcards
adaequatus
adequate
beatitudo, F.
happiness, blessedness
complere, -plevi, -pletus
to complete, to fulfill
conceptus, M.
concept
conjunctio, F.
union, whole
constitutivus
constituent
contrarium, N.
opposite
dicere, dixi, dictus
to say, to mean
differre, distuli, dilatus
to differ
divisibilis
divisible, separate
elementum, N.
element
essendo, essendi
in, of being (the gerund of esse used in Vulgar Latin)
expresse
expressly
extra
outside of
heri
yesterday
immediatus
immediate, direct
inclinatio, F.
tendency, inclination
naturalis
natural
nequire, nequivi
not to be able, cannot
nobilis
noble
nonnihil
not nothing (that is, something)
ordo, M.
order
pluralitas, F.
plurality
postmodum
afterwards
proinde
hence, therefore
quare
wherefore
quatenus
in so far as
quidditas, F.
essence, “whatness”
resolvere, -solvi, -solutus
to separate, resolve
specificus
specific, relating to a species
ultimus
last, ultimate
unicus
single
unitus
united, joined