Section 39

Question 1

longe

Answer 1

(adv.) far off

Question 2

gen, gentis

Answer 2

(f.) race, nation, people

Question 3

humanissimus, -a, -um

Answer 3

(superlative adj.) most civilized

Question 4

Cantium, -ii

Answer 4

(n.) Cantium, Kent

Question 5

plerusque, pleraque, plerumque

Answer 5

(adj.) the greater part; (pl. adj.) very many

Question 6

sero, serere, sevi, satus

Answer 6

(3rd c.) to sow

Question 7

lac, lactis

Answer 7

(n.) milk

Question 8

caro, carnis

Answer 8

(f.) flesh

Question 9

pellis, -is

Answer 9

(f.) skin

Question 10

vestio, vestire, vestivi, vestitus

Answer 10

(4th c.) to clothe

Question 11

vero

Answer 11

(conj) but, indeed, however

Question 12

vitrum, -i

Answer 12

(n.) woad [used for dyeing blue]

Question 13

inficio, inficere, infeci, infectus

Answer 13

to dye, to dip in

Question 14

color, coloris

Answer 14

(m.) color

Question 15

caeruleus, -ea, -eum

Answer 15

(adj.) deep blue

Question 16

horridior, -ius

Answer 16

(comparative adj.) more horrible

Question 17

aspectus, -us

Answer 17

(m.) appearance

Question 18

capillus, -i

Answer 18

(m.) hair

Question 19

promissus, -a, -um

Answer 19

(adj.) long, hanging down

Question 20

caput, capitis

Answer 20

(n.) head

Question 21

labrum, -i

Answer 21

(n.) lip

Question 22

rado, radere, rasi, rasus

Answer 22

(3rd conj.) to shave

Question 23

confligo, confligere, conflixi, conflictus

Answer 23

(3rd conj.) to come into conflict with, to engage

Question 24

collis, collis

Answer 24

(m.) hill

Question 25

compello, compellere, compuli, compulsus

Answer 25

(3rd conj.) to drive together, to force

Question 26

cupidius

Answer 26

(comparative adj.) more eagerly, too eagerly

Question 27

insequor, insequi, insecutus sum

Answer 27

(3rd c. dep.) to follow after

Question 28

quot?

Answer 28

(interrog.) how many?