Ovid- VERSE Vocabulary checklist 8 Flashcards

Elegaic and Hexameter Passages 29-32

1
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ambo, ambae, amba

A

both

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2
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amnis, amnis (m)

A

stream, river

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3
Q

Arctus, Arcti (f)

A

the North

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4
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auris, auris (f)

A

ear

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5
Q

Auster, Austri (m)

A

South wind

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6
Q

caerulus, caerula, caerulum
(or -eus, -ea, -eum)

A

dark blue, dark coloured

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7
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casa, casae (f)

A

hut, cottage

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8
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clivus, clivi (m)

A

slope, hill

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9
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commotus, commota, commotum

A

moved; excited

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10
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decus, decoris (n)

A

honour; glory

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11
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dedecus, dedecoris (n)

A

disgrace

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12
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dono, donare, donavi, donatum

A

I present, give

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13
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ei mihi!

A

ah me! alas!

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14
Q

exsanguis, exsangue

A

bloodless, pale, faint

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15
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fallax, fallacis

A

deceitful, deceptive

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16
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famulus, famuli (m)

A

slave

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17
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famula, famulae (f)

A

(female) slave

18
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funestus, funesta, funestum

19
Q

genetrix, genetricis (f)

20
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gramen, graminis (n)

21
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inritus/ irritus, irrita, irritum

A

futile, worthless, ineffectual

22
Q

indicium, indicii (n)

A

judgement, choice

23
Q

iuro, iurare, iuravi, iuratum

A

I swear (an oath)

24
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lenis, lene

25
lucus, luci (m)
wood, grove
26
marmor, marmoris (n)
marble, statue; sea
27
marmoreus, marmorea, marmoreum
of/ like marble
28
mergo, mergere, mersi, mersum
I sink, submerge
29
merum, meri (n)
wine
30
Phoebus, Phoebi (m)
Phoebus Apollo (god of prophecy, poetry and the sun0
31
pius, pia, pium
dutiful, pious, devoted
32
impius, impia, impium
irreligious, impious, undutiful
33
plango, plangerem planxi, planctum
I strike, beat my breast, mourn
34
priscus, prisca, priscum
old, former, ancient
35
pudor, pudoris (m)
modesty, shame
36
querel(l)a, querel(l)ae (f)
complaint, lamentation
37
remus, remi (m)
oar
38
udus, uda, udum
wet
39
vallis, vallis (f)
valley
40
vitium, vitii (n)
vice, fault, sin