Lumina I Flashcards
keep watch, be awake
vigilo, vigilare
noise, sound, crushing
strepitus, strepitūs m.
make a noise, roar, rumble
strepo, strepere, strepui
thief
- latro, latronis m. or f.
2. fūr, fūris m. or f.
destruction, ruin
pernicies, perniciei f.
stake
palus, pali m.
to light, set on fire
accendo, accendere, accendī, accensum
turn back, return
reverto, revertere, revertī, reversum
it will turn out badly for
male eveniet + dat.
[Ovid] male cesserat illi
health, safety
salus, salutis f.
service, gift, public show
munus, muneris n.
be sorry (for); be in pain
doleō, dolēre
be free (of + abl.), have time
vaco, vacare
net
rete, retis n.
lion
leo, leonis m.
cautiously
cautē
move back, depart
recedo, recedere, recessi, recessum
roar
rugio, rugire
to wound (s.o), hurt (s.o.)
vulnero, vulnerare
trident
fuscina, fuscinae f.
to ensnare some one
rete involvere + acc.
hit
ferio, ferire
flow
mano, manare
go to, approach
adeo, adīre
meet, die
obeo, obīre
kill
- interficio, interficere;
- [in battle] occido, occidere, occidi, occisum;
- [murder] neco, necāre,
- [murder] iugulo, iugulāre
- caedo, caedere
die
- morior, morī
- pereo, perīre
- obeo, obīre
- [in battle] cado, cadere
- [in battle] occumbo, occumbere
- cēdo, cēdere, cessi, cessum
- occido, occidere, occidi, occasum
demand
- postulo, postulare, postulavi, postulatum
2. posco, poscere, poposci [no supine]
a criminal
scelestus, scelesti m.
torn (to pieces)
laceratus, -a, -um
- to detest, shudder at
2. to differ, to not agree
abhorreo, abhorrēre, abhorruī, abhorritum + abl.
murder, gore, massacre
caedes, caedis f.
defeat, destruction, disaster
clades, cladis f.
cruelty
crudelitas, crudelitatis f.
outpost, watch
statio, stationis f.
at first (adv.)
- primo (adv.)
2. primum (adv.)
