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
ratis
is, f.
raft, ship
scopulus
i, m.
rock, cliff
acutus
a, um
sharp, pointed
fetus
a, um
teeming, pregnant
premo
ere, pressi, pressus
press, control
imperium
i, n.
command, power, dominion, rule, sway
furo
ere, ui
to rage, rave, be frantic
claustrum
i, n.
barrier, bolt
fremo
ere, ui, itus
to murmur, roar
insuper
above, besides
mulceo
ere, lsi, lsus
to calm, sooth
verro
ere, i, versus
to sweep
spelunca
ae, f.
cave, cavern
incutio
ere, cussi, cussus to strike (into) + dat.
meritum
i, n.
desert, merit
obruo
ere, ui, utus
to overwhelm, crush
concilio
1
to win over, unite
creber
bra, brum
to frequent, crowded
epulae
arum, f.
banquet, feast
perflo
1
to blow over, through
procella
ae, f.
blast, bust
contingo
ere, tigi, tactus
to touch, befall
intono
are, ui
to thunder, roar
polus
i, m.
pole, sky, heaven
strideo
ere, di
to creak, rustle, roar
procella
ae, f.
blast, gale
velum
i, n.
sail
remus
i, m.
oar
prora
ae, f.
prow
praeruptus
a, um
steep, towering
dehisco
ere, hivi
to gape, split, open
aestus
us, m.
boiling, tide
harena
ae, f.
sand, beach
saxa
rocks
lateo,
ere, ui
to lie hid, hide
torqueo
ere, rsi, rtus
to turn, twist, twirl
dorsum
i, n.
back, ridge, reef
syrtis
is, f.
sand bar, reef
inlido
ere, si, sus
to dash against
vadum
i, n.
shallow, shoal, depths
agger
eris, n.
mound, wall, bank
cingo
ere, cinxi, cinctus
to gird, encircle
vertex
icis, m.
top, summit; whirlpool
pronus
a, um
leaning forward, headlong
rarus
a, um
scattered, far apart
gaza
ae, f.
treasure, wealth
rima
ae, f.
crack, fissure
laxus
a, um
open, loose, lax
latus
eris, n.
side, flank
compages
is, f.
joint, seam, fastening
fatisco
ere,
to split open, gape
stagnum
i, n.
still waters, depth
refundo
ere, fudi, fusus
to pour back
vadum
i, n.
shallow, shoal, depths
dehinc
then, thereupon
tollere
to raise up
sors
sortis, f.
fate, destiny
citius
more quickly
placo
1
calm, quiet
fugo
1
to put to flight, rout
reduco
ere, duxi, ductus
to lead back, bring back
adnitor
i, sus (nixus)
to strive, lean against
detrudo
ere, si, sus
to push off, dislodge
perlabor
i, lapsus
to glide over
veluti
as, just as
seditio
onis, f.
riot, strife
ministro
1
to tend, serve, supply
arrigo
ere, rexi, rectus
to raise, pick up
mulceo
ere, lsi, lsus
to sooth, calm
contendo
ere, i, ntus
to strive, to hasten
efficio
ere, feci, fectus
to make, form
objectus
us, m.
projection, barrier
sinus
us, m.
fold, gulf, bay
rupes
is, f.
crag, cliff
tutus
a, um
safe, protected, secure
coruscus
a, um
wavering, quivering, flashing
adversus
a, um
opposite, facing
antrum
i, n.
cave, cavern
harena
ae, f.
beach, sand
silex
silicis, m.(f.)
flint
scintilla
ae, f.
spark
excudo
ere, di, sus
to strike out
suscipio
ere, cepi, ceptus
to catch up, receive
āridus
a, um
dry
fomes
itis, m.
tinder, fuel, shaving
biremis
is, f.
bireme, galley
armentum
i, n.
herd, grove
pascor
i, pastus
to feed, graze
gero
ere, gessi, gestus
to carry on
cornu
us, n.
horn
arboreus
a, um
branching, tree-like
vulgus
i, n.
crowd, throng, herd
nemus
oris, n.
grove, forest
humus
i, f.
ground, soil, earth
cadus
i, m.
jar, urn
maereo
ere
to mourn, grieve
forsan
perhaps, perchance, possibility
discrimen
inis, n.
crisis, danger
fas
divine will, right, duty
spes
ei, f
hope, expectation
semita
ae, f.
path
collis
is, m.
hill
magalia
ium, n.
huts, hovels
sulcus
i, m.
furrow, trench, ditch
stratum
i, n.
pavement, bed
fucus
i, m.
drone
pecus
oris, n.
flock, herd, swarm
saepio
ire, psi, ptus
hedge in, inclose
stipo
1
to stuff, crowd, throng, stow
jugum
i, n.
yoke
glomero
1
to gather, roll together
phaeretra
ae, f.
quiver
superremineo
ere
to tower above
