Ovid- VERSE Vocabulary checklist 2 Flashcards

Elegiac and Hexameter Passages 5-8

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adfor, adfari, adfatus sum

A

I address

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aestus, aestus (m)

A

heat; surging sea; passion

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Aquilo, Aquilonis (m)

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North Wind

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arcus, arcus (m)

A

bow; curve

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arduus, ardua, ardum

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high, steep; difficult

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caedo, caedere, cecidi, caesum

A

I slaughter, kill

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carina, carinae (f)

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boat, ship

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carpo, carpere, carpsi, carptum

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I pluck; (of a road) I take

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citus, cita, citum

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quick, swift, rapid

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citius (comparative adverb)

A

more quickly

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cito (adverb)

A

quickly

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fateor, fateri, fassus sum

A

I confess, acknowledge

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fatum, fati (n)

A

fate

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heu!

A

Alas!

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iacto, iactare, iactavi, iactatum

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I toss about, hurl; I boast

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liquidius, liquidia, liquidium

A

clear

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meritus, merita, meritum

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deserving; deserved

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meritum, meriti (n)

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deserts, what one deserves

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monstrum, monstri (n)

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monster

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mortalis, mortale

A

mortal, human

21
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navita, navitae (m)

A

sailor (= nauta)

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no, nare, navi

A

I swim (often in compounds)

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nubilus, nubila, nubilum

A

cloudy

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nubila, nubilorum (n. pl)

A

clouds

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numen, numinis (n)

A

divinity, divine power; god

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nympha/e, nymphae (f)

A

nymph; young woman, bride

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[ops,] opis (f)

A

help; power

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opes, opum (f. pl)

A

resources, wealth

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palus, paludis (f)

A

marsh, pool

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paternus, paterna, paternum

A

of one’s father; ancestral

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patrius, patria, patrium

A

of one’s father; ancestral

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paveo, pavere, pavi

A

I am struck with fear

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proles, prolis (f)

A

offspring, child, descendant

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propero, properare, properavi, properatum

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I hurry, am quick

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ratius, ratius (f)

A

boat

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regius, regia, regium

A

royal

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scopulus, scopuli (m)

A

rock, cliff

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sidereus, siderea, sidereum

A

starry

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subeo, subire, subi(v)i, subitum

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I go under, approach; I come to mind

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tempto, temptare, temptavi, temptatum

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I handle, touch; I try, attempt

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tenebrae, tenebrarum (f. pl)

A

darkness, night

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timidus, timida, timidum

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fearful, faint- hearted

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vastus, vasta, vastum

A

enormous, vast

44
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vertex, verticis (m)

A

summit, peak; whirlpool