Odes 1.8 Lydia, dic per omnis Flashcards
aequālis –e
equal; of the same age; fellow, companion; subst., companion (> aequo)
aprīcus –a –um
open to the sun; sunny; sun–loving (> aperio)
arma armōrum n.
arms, weapons
brachium brachī(ī) n.
arm
caedēs caedis f.
murder, slaughter, massacre; assassination; feuding; slain, victims; blood, gore
caterva –ae f.
band, company (esp. of soldiers); a crowd, throng
cautius
comp. of cautē; more cautiously
cultus cultūs m.
cultivation, civilization, dress, guise, appearance; habits, mode of life, life
cūr
why
discus –ī m.
discus
expediō expedīre expediī/expedīvī expedītus
to set free, provide, be expedient; (impersonal) be profitable, be useful; solve, clear up (difficulties etc.)
frēnum –ī n
bridle, reins
Gallicus –a –um
of or belonging to the Gauls;
gestō gestāre gestāvī gestātus
to carry, bear, wear
iaculum –ī n.
a thing hurled; a spear, dart, or javelin (> iacio)
inter
between, among; during (+ acc.)
lacrimōsus –a –um
tearful
līvidus –a –um
bluish; envious; discolored with bruises, black and blue
lupātus –a –um
furnished with wolf’s teeth; as a noun: jagged bit (for horses)
Lycius –a –um
Lycian; pl., Lycii, orum, m., the Lycians (> Lycia)
Lȳdia –ae f.
Lydia, region in west Asia
marīnus –a –um
of the sea (> mare)
mīlitāris –ris –re
military
ōdī ōdisse
to hate
olīvum olīvī n.
oil
ōs ōris n.
mouth; face
per
through (+ acc.)
perdō perdere perdidī perditus
to destroy; lose
properō properāre properāvī properātus
to hasten, speed; prepare quickly
prōripiō –ere –ripuī –reptus
to snatch forth; w. pers. pron. expressed or understood, rush forth, hasten away (> pro and rapio)
quid
what; why
saepe
often
sanguis sanguinis m.
blood; family
sōl sōlis m.
sun
Sybaris –is m.
Sybaris, a Trojan warrior; a man’s name (Greek)
tangō tangere tetigī tāctus
to touch, strike; border on, influence; mention
temperō temperāre temperāvī temperātus
to combine, blend, temper; make mild; refrain from; control oneself; control physically; govern
Thetis –idis (–idos) f.
Thetis, daughter of Nereus and Doris, married to Peleus, of Thessaly, by whom she became the mother of Achilles
timeō timēre timuī
to fear, be afraid (of)
trāns
across, over; beyond; on the other side; (only local relations) (+ acc.)
Troia Troiae f.
Troy
vērē
truly
vīperīnus –a –um
of a viper
virīlis virīle
male, manly, virile; toga virilis: the toga of a grown man