Petronius 2 Flashcards
accēdō accēdere accessī accessum
to approach
adflō adflāre adflāvī adflātus
to blow upon; breathe upon
Aegyptius –a –um
Egyptian
animus animī m.
spirit, mind
ars artis f.
skill
Asia –ae
Asia
Athēnae Athēnārum f.
Athens
atque/ac
and, also
audācia audāciae f.
courage
bene; melius (comp.); optimē (superl.)
well
cadō cadere cecidī cāsum
to fall
canō canere cecinī cantus
to sing
carmen carminis n.
song, poem
certō or certē
certainly
cibus cibī m.
food
citō –āre –āvī –ātum
to set in motion, rouse; call, summon
color colōris m.
color
compendaria –ae f.
quick route, short cut
commigrō –migrāre
to migrate, enter
contineō continēre continuī contentus
to contain, restrain
corpus corporis n.
body
corrumpō corrumpere corrūpī corruptus
to destroy, ruin
culīna –ae f.
kitchen
cānescō –ere
to become white or old
doctor doctōris m.
teacher
dēbeō dēbēre dēbuī dēbitus
to owe; ought
dēclāmātiō –ōnis f.
practice in public speaking
dēleō dēlēre dēlēvī dēlētus
to destroy
Dēmosthenēs –is m.
Demonsthenes (a name)
dīcō dīcere dīxī dictus
to say, speak
efficiō efficere effēcī effectus
to make
enim
in fact, for
Eurīpidēs –is (–ī) m.
Euripides (a name)
excitō excitāre excitāvī excitātus
to stir up, arouse
exercitātiō –ōnis f.
training
exitus exitūs m.
departure
exsurgō –ere –surrēxī
to rise up; rise
fāma fāmae f.
rumor, fame
grandis grandis grande
full–grown; large
habitō habitāre habitāvī habitātus
to inhabit
Homēricus –a –um
Homeric
Hyperīdēs –is m.; Hyperīdae (nom. pl.)
Hyperides (a name)
ingenium ingeniī n.
disposition, ability
inter
between, among; during
inveniō invenīre invēnī inventus
to find, discover
inānis inānis ināne
empty, void
iste ista istud
that
ita
thus, so
iuvenis iuvenis m.
youth
levis leve
light, trivial
licet licēre licuit/licitum est
it is permitted
loquor loquī locūtus sum
to speak
loquācitās –ātis f.
talkativeness
lyricus –a –um
of the lyre; lyric
lūdibrium –iī n.
mocking; mockery
maculōsus –a –um
spotted, speckled
magis or mage
more
māgnus –a –um
great
neque/nec
and not
novem; nōnus –a –um
9, 9th
nātūrālis –e
natural
nē…quidem
not even
nōndum
not yet
nūper
not long ago
nūtriō –īre –īvī or iī –ītus
to nourish
obmūtēscō –ere –mūtuī
to become speechless or dumb; to be silent
oleō –uī and a.
to emit a smell; to smell of; p.
perdō perdere perdidī perditus
to destroy
pestilens –entis
unhealthy, noxious, pernicious
Pindarus –ī m.
Pindar (a name)
Platō –ōnis m.
Plato (a name)
possum posse potuī
to be able
posteā
afterwards
postquam
after
poēta poētae m.
poet
prīmus –a –um
first
prōcēdō prōcēdere prōcessī prōcessus
to advance
pudīcus –a –um
modest, chaste
pulchritūdō –inis f.
beauty
pāscō pāscere pāvī pāstum
to feed
pāx pācis f.
peace; favor
pīctūra –ae f.
the art of painting; painting
quam
than; as, how
quis quid
who, what
quoque
also
quīdam quaedam quiddam
a certain person/thing
quōdammodo
in a certain way
rēgula –ae f.
basic principle
sapiō sapere sapivī
to discern; taste of; be intelligent
semel
once
senectūs senectūtis f.
old age
sonus sonī m.
sound
summa summae f.
peak
surgō surgere surrēxī surrēctus
to rise
sānus –a –um
sound
sīdus sīderis n.
star
tam
so
testimōnium testimōni(ī) n.
testimony
timeō timēre timuī
to fear
turgidus –a –um
swollen; grandiose high-flown
umbrāticus –a –um
living in the shade, living in an unpractical way
velut
just as
ventōsus –a –um
windy, stormy
versus versūs m.
line (of poetry)
vester vestra vestrum
your
ēnervō ēnervāre ēnervāvī ēnervātum
to weaken
ēniteō –ēre –uī
to shine forth
ēnōrmis –e
irregular
īdem eadem idem
same
ōrātiō ōrātiōnis f.
oration, speech
ūsque
continuously
