Lesson XXII Flashcards
ablutio, F.
ablution, washing
accedere, -cessi, -cessus
to accede, to approve
adjicere, -jeci, -jectus
to add
appellare
to call
assequi (dep.), assecutus
to obtain
asservare
to preserve, to guard, to protect
casus, M.
case
chirurgus, M.
surgeon
clavis, F.
key
clericus, M.
cleric, clerk
coena, F.
supper
collatio, F.
conferring
comitari (dep.)
to attend, to accompany
commode
conveniently
complures
several
concurrere, -curri, -cursus
to concur, agree
conficere, -feci, -fectus
to effect, to produce
consentaneus
suited, proper
continere (2), -tinui, tentus
to contain
copia, F.
quantity, amount, supply
cras
tomorrow
debitus
due
decens
suitable, proper
deferre, -tuli, -latus
to submit, to bring, to bear
destinare
to destine
diaconus, M.
deacon
ediscere, -didici
to learn
elicere, -licui, -licitus
to elicit, to call forth
et ejusmodi
and the like
exigere, -egi, -actus
to demand, to require
femina, F.
woman
feria, F.
day of the week
habitus, M.
habit
incola, M. and F.
inhabitant, resident
indigere (2), -igui
to need
inesse, -fui
to be in or engaged in