Propertius 4.2 Flashcards
mirare
you wonder (from miror)
tot
so many
accipe
(imper) take, learn
paenitet
there is regret
deseruisse
to have left
laetor
I rejoice (+abl)
templo eburno
(abl) ivory temple
aiunt
they say
remorum
of oars
per vada pulsa
through the beaten shallows
sonus, -i (m)
sound
vadum, -i (n)
shallow, shoal, stream
amnis, amnis (m)
river, stream
praecerpo, praecerpere, praecerpsi, praecerptum
to harvest early, to pick, to pluck
vario, variare, variavi, variatum
to change
liventibus racemis
to blue bunches
coma spicea
the ears of grain’s hair
tumet
it is swollen
lactenti fruge
from the milky crop
cerasus, cerasi (f)
cherry
prunum, pruni (n)
plum
morum, mori (n)
mulberry
aestivo die
in the summer day
insitor
grafter (grafting fruit trees)
pirus, piri (f)
pear tree
stipes, stipitis (m)
tree trunk, stake
invitus, invita, invitum
reluctant
menax, mendacis
(adj) deceitful, lying, false
vaces
may you be unoccupied
index indicis (m/f)
pointer, indicator, sign, inscription
opportuna mea est cunctis natura figuris
my nature is suitable for all figures
indue
clothe (imper.)
falx, falcis (f)
scythe
comprime
restrain (imper)
torto faeno
with twisted hay
faenum, faeni (n)
hay
quondam
once, formerly
messor, messoris (m)
reaper, harvester
corbis, corbis (f)
basket, basketful
corvis imposito pondere
when the weight of the basket was imposed
pondus, ponderis (n)
weight
mitra, mitrae (f)
turban
furabor
I will steal
Iacchus, -i (m)
Bacchus
plectrum, plectri (n)
pick/plectrum (lyre by metonymy)
plumoso aucupio
(dat/abl) feathered fowling
auriga, aurigae (m)
charioteer
petasus, petasi (m)
hat (traveling hat, wide brimmed hat)
praedabor
I will pillage
calamo
with a fishing rod
mundus, munda, mundum
clean, neat, fine, elegant
institor, institoris (m)
shopkeeper, peddler
demissis in tunicis
in low-slung underclothes
curvare
to bend
adiciam
I will add
probatus, probata, probatum
esteemed
caerulus, -a, -um
green-blue
cucumis, cucumis/cucumeris (m)
snake melon/cucumber
tumidus, -a, -um
swollen
cucurbita, -ae (f)
gourd
venter, ventris (m)
belly
iuncus, -i (m)
reed
brassica, -ae (f)
cabbage
hio, hiare, hiavi –
to open
pratum, -i (n)
meadow
quin
that not
decenter
seemly, properly
langueat
(subj) it is weak
contundo, contundere, contudi, contusum
to utterly subdue, beat completely
Tatius, -i (m)
Titus Tatius (sabine king who fought with and then ruled jointly with Romulus)
labens, labentis
slipping
telum, teli (n)
spear
caducus, -a, -um
collapsing, falling
dedisse
to have given
turpis, -e
foul, filthy, shameful
sator, satoris (m)
sower, founder, progenitor, originator
togatus, -a, -um
wearing a toga
per aevum
through time
superant
they remain
ad vadimonia
to the bail hearing
acernus, -a, -um
maple
properanti falce
with a swift scythe
dolatus, -a, -um
fashioned, devised
caelator
carver, engraver
aenus, -a, -um
bronze, copper
tero, terere, trivi, tritum
to wear away
cassibus impositis venor
with interposed nets I hunt
harundine sumpta
with a claimed reed
baculum
cane
ab eventu
from this occurance
tribuisti
you bestowed
tellus artifices ne terat Osca manus
let not the Oscan land wear away your artist hands