Test 1 Flashcards
os
oris, n.
mouth, face; speech
profugus
a, um
exiled, fugitive
fatum
i, n.
fate, destiny, doom; oracle
litus
oris, n.
shore, strand, coast, beach
superus
a, um
upper, higher; god, divinity
memor
oris
mindful, remembering
patior
i, passus
to suffer, endure
condo
ere, didi, ditus
to found, establish
infero
ferre, tuli, latus to bring (into)
unde
whence
memoro
1
to recall, recount, relate
numen
numinis, n.
divinity, divine power
laedo
ere, si, sus
to strike, hurt, offend, thrwart
volvo
ere, i, volutus
to revolve, unroll, roll; undergo
insignis
is, e
distinguished, marked
casus
us, m.
misfortune, fall
impello
ere, puli, pulsus
to strike against, drive, force
caelestis
is, e
divine, healthy
ostium
i, n.
mouth, entrance
studium
i, n.
zeal, desire, pursuit
posthabeo
ere, ui, itus
place after, esteem less
posthabeo
ere, ui, itus
to place after, esteem less
Colo
Ere, ui, cultus
Cultivate, dwell in, honor, cherish
Currus
us, m.
chariot, car
Foveo
Ere, fovi, fotus
To cherish, fondle
Inceptum
i, n.
beginning, undertaking, purpose
desisto
ere, stiti, stitus
cease (from), desist
averto
ere, i, rsus
to keep off, turn aside
veto
are, ui, itus
to forbid, prevent
exuro
ere, ussi, ustus
to burn up
summergo
ere, rsi, rsus
to sink, drown
pontus
i, m.
sea
noxa
ae, f.
crime, fault, hurt, harm
disjicio
ere, jeci, jectus
to scatter, disperse
ratis
is, f.
raft, ship
exspiro
1
to breathe out, exhale
turbo
inis, m.
whirl, storm
scopulus
i, m.
rock, cliff, crag
acutus
a, um
sharp, pointed
quisquam
quaequam, quicquam
any(one), any(thing)
praeterea
besides, hereafter
supplex
icis
suppliant, humble
cor
cordis, n.
heart, spirit, feelings
nimbus
i, m.
storm cloud, raincloud
fetus
a, um
teeming, pregnant
excidium
i, n.
destruction, overthrow
gero
ere, gessi, gestus
to carry on, wage
repono
ere, posui, positus
to put back, store up
sperno
ere, sprevi, spretus
to despise, reject
accendo
ere, i, ensus
to inflame, enrage
imitis
is, e
fierce, cruel
progenies
ei, f.
offspring, race
verto
ere, i, rsus
to overturn, change
populum
i, n.
people, nation
excidium
i, n.
destruction, overthrow
necdum
not yet, nor yet
sperno
ere, sprevi, spretus
to despise, reject
invisus
a, um
hated, hateful, odious
late
widely, far and wide
relliquiae
arum, f.
rest, remnants, leavings
longe
far off, afar
accendo
ere, i, ensus
to inflame, enrage
aes
aeris, n.
bronze
arceo
ere, ui
to keep off, defend, restrain
moles
is, f.
mass, burden, difficulty
sal
salis, n.
salt (water), sea
spuma
ae, f.
foam, froth, spray
condo
ere, didi, ditus
to found, establish
tellus
uris, f.
earth, land, country
ruo
ere, i, rutus
to fall, rush, sink, plow
veto
are, ui, itus
to forbid, prevent
noxa
ae, f.
crime, fault, hurt, harm
disjicio
ere, jeci, jectus
to scatter, disperse
exuro
ere, ussi, ustus to burn (up)
inceptum
i, n.
beginning, undertaking