Ovid Vocab 2 Flashcards
What is the Latin term for ‘burn, scorch, inflame, consume’?
uritur
uritur is the perfect passive form of urere.
What does ‘et’ mean in Latin?
et means ‘and’.
What is the meaning of ‘sterilem’?
sterilem means ‘producing nothing, futile’.
What is the Latin term for ‘hope, hope for’?
sperando
sperando is derived from spero.
What does ‘nutrit’ mean?
nutrit means ‘feed, nourish; encourage, foster’.
What is the Latin term for ‘love’?
amorem
amorem is the accusative form of amor.
What does ‘spectat’ mean?
spectat means ‘look at, observe’.
What is the meaning of ‘inornatos’?
inornatos means ‘unadorned, plain’.
What does ‘collo’ refer to?
collo refers to ‘neck’.
What is the Latin term for ‘hang, be suspended’?
pendere
pendere is the infinitive form of pendeo.
What does ‘capillos’ mean?
capillos means ‘hair’.
What does ‘quid’ mean?
quid means ‘what?’.
What is the meaning of ‘si’?
si means ‘if’.
What does ‘comantur’ mean?
comantur means ‘make beautiful, adorn; do (hair)’.
What is the Latin term for ‘he/she says’?
ait.
What does ‘videt’ mean?
videt means ‘to see’.
What is the meaning of ‘igne’?
igne means ‘fire’.
What does ‘micantes’ refer to?
micantes refers to ‘dart, flicker, flash’.
What is the Latin term for ‘star’?
sideribus
sideribus is the plural form of sidus.
What does ‘similes’ mean?
similes means ‘similar’.
What is the meaning of ‘oculos’?
oculos means ‘eye’.
What does ‘oscula’ mean?
oscula means ‘kiss’.
What is the Latin term for ‘who, which, that’?
quae
quae is a relative pronoun.
What does ‘non’ mean?
non means ‘not’.
What is the meaning of ‘est’?
est means ‘to be’.
What does ‘vidisse’ mean?
vidisse means ‘to see’.
What does ‘satis’ mean?
satis means ‘enough’.
What is the Latin term for ‘praise’?
laudat
laudat is the third person singular form of laudo.
What does ‘digitos-que’ refer to?
digitos-que means ‘finger’.
What is the meaning of ‘manus-que’?
manus-que means ‘hand’.
What does ‘bracchia-que’ mean?
bracchia-que means ‘arm’.
What does ‘nudos’ mean?
nudos means ‘naked, nude’.
What is the Latin term for ‘middle, centre’?
media.
What does ‘plus parte’ mean?
plus parte means ‘more than a part of’.
What is the meaning of ‘lacertos’?
lacertos means ‘arm’.
What does ‘qua’ mean?
qua means ‘who, which, that’.
What is the Latin term for ‘hide, lie hidden, be concealed’?
latent
latent is the present active form of lateo.
What does ‘meliora’ mean?
meliora means ‘better’.
What is the meaning of ‘putat’?
putat means ‘believe, think’.
What does ‘fugit’ mean?
fugit means ‘flee’.
What is the Latin term for ‘faster, swifter’?
ocior.
What does ‘aura’ refer to?
aura means ‘air, breeze’.
What is the meaning of ‘illa’?
illa means ‘that (one)’.
What does ‘levi’ mean?
levi means ‘light’.
What is the Latin term for ‘and not, nor’?
neque.
What does ‘ad’ mean in this context?
ad means ‘in response to, at’.
What is the meaning of ‘haec’?
haec means ‘this’.
What does ‘revocantis’ refer to?
revocantis means ‘call back’.
What is the Latin term for ‘word’?
verba
verba is the plural form of verbum.
What does ‘resistit’ mean?
resistit means ‘halt, stop’.
What is the meaning of ‘nympha’?
nympha means ‘nymph’.
What does ‘precor’ mean?
precor means ‘to pray’.
What is the Latin term for ‘descended from Peneus’?
Penei.
What does ‘mane’ mean?
mane means ‘to remain’.
What does ‘insequor’ mean?
insequor means ‘to follow, pursue’.
What is the meaning of ‘hostis’?
hostis means ‘stranger, enemy’.
What does ‘sic’ mean?
sic means ‘thus, so’.
What is the Latin term for ‘she-lamb, female lamb’?
agna.
What does ‘lupum’ mean?
lupum means ‘wolf’.
What is the meaning of ‘cerva’?
cerva means ‘doe’.
What does ‘leonem’ refer to?
leonem means ‘lion’.
What is the Latin term for ‘eagle’?
aquilam.
What does ‘penna’ mean?
penna means ‘feather’.
What is the meaning of ‘fugiunt’?
fugiunt means ‘flee’.
What does ‘trepidante’ refer to?
trepidante means ‘tremble’.
What is the Latin term for ‘dove’?
columbae.
What does ‘quaeque’ mean?
quaeque means ‘whoever, whichever, each’.
What is the meaning of ‘suos’?
suos means ‘one’s own’.
What does ‘amor’ mean?
amor means ‘love’.
What is the Latin term for ‘I’?
mihi.
What does ‘causa’ mean?
causa means ‘cause, reason’.
What does ‘sequendi’ refer to?
sequendi means ‘to follow’.
What is the meaning of ‘me’?
me means ‘I’.
What does ‘miserum’ mean?
miserum means ‘unhappy, wretched’.
What is the Latin term for ‘that… not’?
ne.
What does ‘prona’ mean?
prona means ‘(leaning) forward, headlong’.
What is the meaning of ‘cadas’?
cadas means ‘fall’.
What does ‘indigna-ve’ refer to?
indigna-ve means ‘unworthy’.
What is the Latin term for ‘injure, harm’?
laedi.
What does ‘crura’ mean?
crura means ‘leg’.
What is the meaning of ‘notent’?
notent means ‘to note, mark; scar’.
What does ‘sentes’ refer to?
sentes means ‘briar, bramble’.
What does ‘sim’ mean?
sim means ‘to be’.
What is the Latin term for ‘you’?
tibi.
What does ‘doloris’ mean?
doloris means ‘grief, pain, sorrow’.
What is the meaning of ‘aspera’?
aspera means ‘rough; harsh, fierce’.
What does ‘properas’ mean?
properas means ‘hasten, rush’.
What is the Latin term for ‘place’?
loca.
What does ‘sunt’ mean?
sunt means ‘to be’.
What is the meaning of ‘moderatius’?
moderatius means ‘moderate’.
What does ‘oro’ mean?
oro means ‘ask, beg’.
What is the Latin term for ‘fleeing, flight’?
fugam-que.
What does ‘inhibe’ mean?
inhibe means ‘hold back, restrain’.
What is the meaning of ‘insequar’?
insequar means ‘follow’.
What does ‘ipse’ mean?
ipse means ‘self, oneself’.
What is the Latin term for ‘who, which, that’?
cui.
What does ‘placeas’ mean?
placeas means ‘to please’.
What is the meaning of ‘inquire’?
inquire means ‘to inquire into, investigate’.
What does ‘tamen’ mean?
tamen means ‘nevertheless’.
What is the Latin term for ‘inhabitant’?
incola.
What does ‘montis’ mean?
montis means ‘mountain’.
What does ‘ego’ mean?
ego means ‘I’.
What is the meaning of ‘sum’?
sum means ‘to be’.
What does ‘pastor’ mean?
pastor means ‘shepherd, protector’.
What does ‘hic’ mean?
hic means ‘this’.
What is the Latin term for ‘herd’?
armenta.
What does ‘greges-que’ mean?
greges-que means ‘flock’.
What is the meaning of ‘horridus’?
horridus means ‘rough, wild, horrible’.
What does ‘observo’ mean?
observo means ‘observe, watch over, guard’.
What does ‘nescis’ mean?
nescis means ‘to not know’.
What is the Latin term for ‘rash’?
temeraria.
What does ‘quem’ mean?
quem means ‘who, which, that’.
What is the meaning of ‘fugias’?
fugias means ‘to flee’.
What does ‘ideo-que’ mean?
ideo-que means ‘for this reason, therefore’.
What does ‘fugis’ mean?
fugis means ‘to flee’.
What is the Latin term for ‘earth, land’?
tellus.
