Ovid page 21

Question 1

right away; forward, onward

Answer 1

protinus (adv.)

Question 2

fail (intr.), desert someone

Answer 2

deficio, deficere, defeci, defectum

Question 3

eager, greedy

Answer 3

avidus, a, um

Question 4

sink back, fall back

Answer 4

relabor, relabi, relapsus sum

Question 5

stretch out, spread

Answer 5

intendo, intendere, intendi, intentum

Question 6

catch, seize, grasp

Answer 6

1. prehendo, prehendere, prehendi, prehensum

2. prendo, prendere, prendi, prensum

Question 7

complain, lament, [birds] sing

Answer 7

queror, queri, questus sum

Question 8

anyone, anything

Answer 8

M F N

quisquam | ulla | quidquam/quicquam

Question 9

circle, ring, disc; wheel; world

Answer 9

orbis, orbis m.

Question 10

far, from afar

Answer 10

procul

Question 11

murder, death

Answer 11

nex, necis f.

Question 12

twin -, double, both, similar

Answer 12

geminus, a, um

Question 13

hardly, with difficulty

Answer 13

vix (adv.)

Question 14

of the Underworld

Answer 14

stygius, a, um

Question 15

roll back; repeat

Answer 15

revolvo, revolvere, revolvi, revolutum

Question 16

return, come round

Answer 16

revolvor, revolvi, revolutus sum

Question 17

terror, panic

Answer 17

pavor, pavoris m.

Question 18

arise, spring up

Answer 18

oborior, oboriri, obortus sum

Question 19

each, everyone

Answer 19

M F N

quisque | quisque/quaeque | quidque

Question 20

accusation; guilt; crime

Answer 20

crimen, criminis n.

Question 21

trust (tr.); be sure (intr.)

Answer 21

confido, confidere, confisus sum + dative (semi-deponent)

Question 22

be confident

Answer 22

sibi confidere

Question 23

joined

Answer 23

iunctus, iuncta, iunctum

Question 24

stone

Answer 24

lapis, lapidis m.

Question 25

wet, damp, moist

Answer 25

umidus, umida, umidum

Question 26

willing

Answer 26

volens, volentis

Question 27

ferryman

Answer 27

portitor, portitoris m.

Question 28

enclose, keep off, prevent

Answer 28

arceo, arcere, arcui, arcitum

Question 29

filthy, rough, scaly

Answer 29

squalidus, a, um

Question 30

food, nourishment

Answer 30

alimentum, alimenti n.

Question 31

fresh, young; recent

Answer 31

recens, recentis

Question 32

before, until

Answer 32

antequam

Question 33

harmful; criminal, guilty

Answer 33

nocens, nocentis

Question 34

shape, form; nature, kind

Answer 34

figura, figurae f.

Question 35

since

Answer 35

quoniam

Question 36

once (past); one day (future)

Answer 36

quondam

Question 37

take back

Answer 37

recipio, recipere, recepi, receptum

Question 38

withdraw, retreat

Answer 38

se recipere

Question 39

north wind, North

Answer 39

aquilo, aquilonis m.

Question 40

of the sea, sea--

Answer 40

aequoreus, aequorea, aequoreum

Question 41

shut in, enclose

Answer 41

includo, includere, inclusi. inclusum

Question 42

finish; bound, limit

Answer 42

finio, finire, finivī/finiī, finitum finis, finis m. - border, end (ablative both finī and fine)

Question 43

feminine, effeminate

Answer 43

femineus, feminea, femineum

Question 44

or; or if ...; whether ... or

Answer 44

seu same as sive

Question 45

heat, brightness

Answer 45

ardor, ardoris m.

Question 46

tender, delicate

Answer 46

tener, tenera, tenerum | teneri, tenerae, teneri

Question 47

man, male (in contrast to femina)

Answer 47

mās, maris m. homo, vir, mas

Question 48

on this side, this way, not so far

Answer 48

citra (adv.)

Question 49

on this side of

Answer 49

citra + accusative

Question 50

spring

Answer 50

ver, veris m.

Question 51

level, flat; plain, clear; [neuter plural] level ground

Answer 51

planus, plana, planum

Question 52

open space, vacant site

Answer 52

area, areae f.

Question 53

green, fresh; young

Answer 53

viridis, viridis, viride

Question 54

grass, turf; herb, plant

Answer 54

gramen, graminis n.

Question 55

[intrans.] flee, run back; [trans.] run away from

Question 56

love, mating; beauty, charm

Answer 56

venus, veneris f.

Question 57

either … or

Answer 57

sive … sive

Question 58

push back, reject

Answer 58

repello, repellere, reppuli, repulsum

Question 59

youth

Answer 59

iuventas, iuventatis f. | iuventus, iuventutis f.