Ovid- VERSE Vocabulary checklist 10 Flashcards by Shriya Modi | Brainscape

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acerbus, acerba, acerbum

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bitter

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adulter, adultera

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adulterous; (as noun) adulterer

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aedes, aedis (f)

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temple; (plural) house

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aeneus, aenea, aeneum

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made of bronze

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agrestis, agreste

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of the countryside

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amens, amentis

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out of one’s mind, mad, frantic

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amoenus, amoena, amonum

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pleasant, charming

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anima, animae (f)

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soul, spirit, breath, life

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antrum, antri (n)

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cave

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ater, atra, atrum

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black, dark

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bellus, bella, bellum

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beautiful, handsome, pretty

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bis

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twice

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cerva, cervae (f)

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deer, hind

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cervus, cervi (m)

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stag

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cruor, cruoris (m)

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blood, gore

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exanimis, exanime

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lifeless, dead

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fas (n) (indecl.)

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divine law, right, obligation

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for, fari, fatus sum

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I speak, say

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fors, fortis (f)

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chance, luck, fortune

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forsitan

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perhaps

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fremo, fremere, fremui

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I roar, murmur, growl

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frena, frenorum (n. pl)

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reins

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furtim

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secretly, stealthily

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grandis, grande

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large, great, powerful

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Lar, Laris (pl. Lares) (m)

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household god; home

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lepidus, lepida, lepidum

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charming, elegant

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limen, liminis (n)

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entrance, threshold; house

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mulceo, mulcere, mulsi, mulsum

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I soothe, appease

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nefas (n.) (indecl.)

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wickedness, crime, wrong

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nemus, nemoris (n)

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wood, forest

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nuptiae, nuptiarum (f. pl)

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marriage

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Orcus, Orci (m)

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the (god of the) Underworld

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perennis, perenne

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through the year(s), enduring

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placo, placare, placavi, placatum

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I placate, appease

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rupes, rupis (f)

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rock

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sensus, sensus (m)

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sense, feeling

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unguis, unguis (m)

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nail, claw, talon

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vado, vadere (-vasi, -vasum)

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I go (often in compounds)

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vulgus, vulgi (n)

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crowd; common people