Par. 1 Flashcards
iudex, iudecis
(m.) juror, judge
ingenium, -ii
(n.) talent, innate ability
quam
(adv.) how much, to what degree
exercitatio, -ionis
(f.) training, experience, practice
infitior, -iari, -iatus sum
(1st dep.) to contradict, to deny [to not confess: in +fateor]
mediocriter
(adv.) moderately, tolerably, ordinarily, somewhat
esse versatum
(1st c. passive) to be engaged/busy
-ce
intensifying particle
ratio, -ionis
(f.) theory, reason, knowledge
disciplina, -ae
(f.) learning, training
profectus, -a, -um
(pass. participle / adj.) ‘which takes its origin [from proficisor - lit. which set out from]
abhorreo, -ere, -ui, -itus
(2nd) to shrink from; to differ from; to abhor
aetas, -atis
(f.) the life of man, lifetime, age
confiteor, -eri, confitus sum
(2nd. dep.) to confess, acknowledge, avow
‘vel in primis’
‘among the very first’
vel
(adv.) certainly, assuredly; can function as an intensifier
repeto, -ere, -ivi, -itus
(3rd) to claim; to return to, revisit, or seek again
ius, iuris
(n.) right, prerogative
fructus, -us
(m.) fruit, profit, proceeds
‘quoad longissime’
‘as very far as’
ultimus, -a, -um
(adj.) most remote
respicio, -ere, -spexi, -spectus
(3rd) to look back
praeteritus, -a, -um
past, gone by
pueritia, -iae
(f.) boyhood, childhood, youth
recordor, -ari, -atus sum
(1st dep.) to remember, recollect
usque
(adv.) right on, all the way; continuously; ‘inde usque’ = ‘from that point on’
princeps, principis
(m.) leader, ruler; or (adj.) foremost
suscipio, suscipere, suscepi, susceptus
(3rd) to take up, to undertake
‘quod si’
‘and if’
ingredior, ingredi, ingressus sum
(3rd dep.) to proceed, to advance
exsto, exstare, —–, —–
(1st) to stand out, to be prominent
hortatus, -us
(m.) encouragement, exhortation
praeceptum, -i
(n.) precept, maxim
conformo, -are, -avi, -atus
(1st) to shape
aliquando
(adv.) at some point, at any time
salus, salutis
(f.) safety, health
opitulor, -ari, -atus sum
(1st dep.) to help
servo, -are, -avi, atus [legal meaning]
(1st) to achieve acquittal for someone in a criminal trial
profecto
(adv.) surely, certainly
situs, -a, -um
(adj.) placed
ops, opis
(f.) aid, assistance