rf 65 - 67 vocab

Question 1

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appulerant

appello, appellere, appuli, appulsum

Answer 1

to drive to, to move up, to land
more accurately - to steer

Question 2

simul

Answer 2

as soon as

Question 3

quin

Answer 3

that (when used in conjuction with subjunctive)

Question 4

regiam

regia, regiae (f)

Answer 4

palace

Question 5

praemia

praemium, ii (n)

Answer 5

reward

Question 6

repperissent

reperio, -ire, repperi, repertum

Answer 6

to find out

Question 7

petierunt

peto, petere

Answer 7

to seek for, to aim at, to ask
(or can be translated as ‘to attack’)

Question 8

hoc nihil prodesse

Answer 8

was not beneficial

Question 9

sublevaverunt

sublevo, sublevere

Answer 9

to lift up, to raise

Question 10

meritus, -a, -um

Answer 10

deserved

Question 11

ration, -onis

Answer 11

plan

Question 12

vito, -are

Answer 12

to avoid

Question 13

intervallum, -i

Answer 13

interval, distance

Question 14

confligo, -ere, -ixi

Answer 14

to dash together, to stick together, to fight, to argue

Question 15

prora

Answer 15

prow

Question 16

columbam

Answer 16

dove

Question 17

utrique

Answer 17

on both sides

Question 18

remus, -i

Answer 18

oars

Question 19

brevi intermisso spatio

Answer 19

After a short while

Question 20

se contulerunt

Answer 20

they carried/brought themselves

Question 21

fleece

Answer 21

vellus

Question 22

(cum Iason dixisset se) ad omnia pericula subeunda (paratum esse)

Answer 22

When Jason had said that he was ready

for all dangers to be taken on

to take on all tasks

Question 23

subeunda

Answer 23

gerundive agreeing with “pericula”

undertaken/to be undertaken

Question 24

arandus erat

aro, arare, aravi

Answer 24

objective gerundive (had to be plowed)

to plow

Question 25

dentes

dens, dentis (m)

Answer 25

teeth

Question 26

serendi

sero, serere, sevi, satum

Answer 26

gerundive - had to be planted

to plant, to sow