Mk 4:1-40

Question 1

volucris, volucris (f)

Answer 1

bird, flying insect/creature

Question 2

exorior, exoriri, exortus sum

Answer 2

to come out, come forth, appear, rise, begin, spring up

Question 3

exaustuo, exaestuare, exaestuavi, exaestuatus

Answer 3

to boil up, seethe, rage

Question 4

exaresco, exarescere, exarui

Answer 4

to dry up

Question 5

offoco, offocare, offocavi, offocatus

Answer 5

to choke, throttle

Question 6

spina, -ae (f)

Answer 6

thorn, spine, prickle, thorn bush

Question 7

ascendo, ascendere, ascensi, ascensus

Answer 7

to climb, mount, scale, rise, ascend, move upward

Question 8

cresco, crescere, crevi, cretus

Answer 8

to come forth/be, arise/spring, be born, thrive, attain

Question 9

adfero, adferre, adtuli, adlatum

Answer 9

to bring to, carry, convey, report, cause, produce, announce

Question 10

singularis, singularis, singulare (adj)

Answer 10

alone, unique, single, singular, one by one, unusual

Question 11

nequando (adv)

Answer 11

lest, lest ever, never, not ever

Question 12

confestim

Answer 12

immediately, suddenly, at once, forthwith

Question 13

aufero, aufzerre, abstuli, ablatus

Answer 13

to bear, carry, snatch away/off, remove, withdraw, steal, obtain

Question 14

similiter (adv)

Answer 14

similarly

Question 15

accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus

Answer 15

to take, grasp, receive, accept, let in, obey

Question 16

temporalis, temporalis, temporale (adj)

Answer 16

temporary, due to lapse, w/ time limit, of this temporal world

Question 17

deinde (adv)

Answer 17

henceforth, then, afterward

Question 18

scandalizo, scandalizare, scandalizavi, scandalizatus

Answer 18

to tempt to evil, cause to stumble, offend, scandalize

Question 19

aerumna, aerumnae (f)

Answer 19

toil, hardship, trouble, affliction, distress, calamity

Question 20

saeculum, saeculi (n)

Answer 20

worldliness, the world, heathenism

Question 21

reliquum, relique (n)

Answer 21

remainder, residue

(pl) future, things yet to be, subsequent events

Question 22

concupiscentia, concupicentiae (n)

concupisco, concupiscere, concupivi, concupitus

Answer 22

longing for worldly/carnal things

to desire eagerly, covet, long for

Question 23

efficio, efficere, effeci, effectus

Answer 23

to bring about, effect, execute, cause, accomplish, produce

Question 24

suscipio, sucipere, suscepi, suceptus

Answer 24

to undertake, support, accept, receive, take up

Question 25

lucerna, -ae (f)

Answer 25

oil lamp, midnight oil

Question 26

aliquid (pro)

Answer 26

anyone/anybody/anything, some one/thing

Question 27

palam (adv)

Answer 27

openly, publicly, plainly

Question 28

mensura, -ae (f)

Answer 28

measure, length, area

Question 29

metior, metiri, mensus sum

Answer 29

to measure, estimate, mete, walk/sail through

Question 30

adicio, adicere, adjeci, adjectus

Answer 30

to add, increase, raise, suggest
to hurl (weapon); throw to/at

Question 31

remetior, remetiri, remensus sum

Answer 31

to go back over

Question 32

quaemadmodem (adv)

Answer 32

as, just as

Question 33

falx, falcis (f)

Answer 33

sickle, scythe

Question 34

messis, messis

Answer 34

harvest, crop, harvest time

Question 35

prout (conj)

Answer 35

just as , as, exactly as

Question 36

sero, serius, serissime (adv)

Answer 36

late, at a late hour, tardy, too late

Question 37

seorsum (adv)

Answer 37

separately, apart from the rest

Question 38

fluctus, fluctus (m)

Answer 38

wave, disorder, flood, flow, surge, turbulence, commotion

Question 39

procella, -ae

Answer 39

storm, gale, tumult

Question 40

puppis, puppis (f)

Answer 40

stern; ship

Question 41

cervical, -alis (n)

Answer 41

pillow, cushion

Question 42

adsumo, adsumere, adsumpsi, adsumptus

Answer 42

to take to/up/on/from, raise, use, receive, assume, usurp, claim

Question 43

excito, excitare, excitavi, ecitatus

Answer 43

to wake up, stir up, incite, excite, arouse

Question 44

obmutesco, obmutescere, obmutui

Answer 44

to become silent

Question 45

comminor, comminari, comminatus sum

Answer 45

to threaten, rebuke

Question 46

necdum (conj)

Answer 46

and/but not yet

Question 47

oboedio, oboedire, oboedivi, oboeditus

Answer 47

to obey

Question 48

taceo, tacere, tacui, tacitus

Answer 48

to be silent