Stanza 10, Lines 81-93 Flashcards by William Turpin

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Amyclae –arum f.

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Amyclae

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as–sono –sonare — —

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to sound, respond to

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balo –are

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to bleat

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barbarus –a –um

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foreign, barbarous, savage

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canto cantare cantavi cantatus

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to sing, play

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chelidon –onis m./f.

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swallow

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coniugialis –e

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conjugal

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cycnus (cygnus) –i m.

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swan

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desino desinere desii desitus

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to leave off, cease

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ecce

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behold!

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ego mei mihi me me

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I, me

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explico explicare explicavi/explicui explicatus/explicitus

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to untangle; explain

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fio fieri factus sum

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to become

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foedus foederis n.

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contract, treaty

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genesta –ae f.

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scotch broom; a flowering shrub

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grex gregis m.

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herd, flock

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latus lateris n.

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side, flank, strength

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loquax –acis

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talkative, chirping

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maritus mariti m.

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husband

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meus –a –um

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my, mine

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motus motus m.

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motion, movement

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Musa –ae f.

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a Muse

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musicus –a –um

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musical; poetic; subst., musician or poet

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nego negare negavi negatus

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to deny, refuse

nos nostrum/nostri

we; us

os oris n.

mouth, face

perdo perdere perdidi perditus

to destroy

perstrepo –ere –ui –itus

to make much noise

Phoebus –i m.

Phoebus

populus –i f.

poplar tree; wreath of poplar

puto putare putavi putatus

to think

queror queri questus sum

to complain

raucus –a –um

harsh–sounding, noisy

respicio respicere respexi respectum

to look back

sic

thus

silentium silenti(i) n.

silence

soror sororis f.

sister

stagnum stagni n.

standing water

subter

below, beneath (+acc and abl.)

taceo tacere tacui tacitus

to be silent

taurus tauri m.

bull

teneo tenere tenui tentus

to hold

Tereus –ei or –eos m.

Tereus (name)

tueor tueri tutus sum

to look at