Unit Review Flashcards
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colonus coloni
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M. farmer (sometimes) tenant farmer
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cornu -us
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N. horn, wing (of an army)
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fructus -us
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F. fruit
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fur furis
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M./F. thief
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iniuria -ae
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F. wrong
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lacus -us
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M. lake, pond
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lex legis
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F. law
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maiores maiorium
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M./F. pl. ancestors
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mercator mercatoris
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M. Merchant
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opus operis
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N. work
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praedium praedii
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N. farm, landed estate
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sapientia -ae
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F. wisdom
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silva -ae
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F. woods, forest
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vis vis
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F. force, power, strength
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invito -are -avi -atum
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to invite
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nescie -ire -ivi -itum
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to not know
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vetus, veteris
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Adj. old, ancient
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fremitus -us
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M. Roaring, murmuring 4th
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securis securis
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F. axe, hatchet
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caedo, caedere cecidi caesum
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to cut down, to kill
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cavo -are -avi -atum
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to make hollow
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cogito -are -avi -atum
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to think
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existimo -are -avi -atum
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to judge according to value
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licet licere licuit or licitum est
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it is allowed for X to Y (X=ACC, Y=INF)
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oportet oportere oportuit
it is proper for X to Y (X=ACC, Y=INF)
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praesto praestare praestiti praestitum
to place before, to present, to be outstanding
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promitto promittere promisi promissum
to let go forward, to send forth; to promise
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sono sonare sonui sonitum
to sound, to make noise
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viso visere visi visum
to look at carefully
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frondosus -a -um
Adj. full of leaves, leafy
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orator oratoris
M. orator, speaker
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circumeo circumire circumivi/ circumiī circuitum
to go around, to enclose
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consequor consequi consecutus sum
to follow, go after, obtain (deponent)
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cunctor cunctari cunctatus sum
to delay, hesitate (deponent)
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faeneror faenerari faeneratus sum
to lend [money] at interest, drain by extortion
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gigno gignere genui genitum
to beget, to bear
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gradir gradi gressus sum
to walk, to step (deponent)
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habeo habere habui habitum
to have, to hold
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hortor hortari hortatus sum
to encourage, exhort (deponent)
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misceo miscere miscui mixtum
to mix, mingle
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morior mori moriri mortuus sum
to die (deponent)
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nitor niti nisum sum/ nixsum sum
to strive, to exert ones self, make an effort
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pono poere posui posivi positum
to put, to place
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redeo redire redii/ redivi reditum
to go back, to come back, to return
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perculosus -a -um
Adj dangerous
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hinc
Adv from this, from here
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quom
when
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duplum -i
N. a double amount
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mercatura -ae
F. trade, buying and selling (disparaging)
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quadruplum -i
N. a quadruple amount
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existimo -are -avi -atum
to estimate, count
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fruor frui fructus/ fruitus sum (+ Abl)
to have the benefit of, to enjoy
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instituo, instituere, institui, institutum
to undertake, to begin, to decide to do; put in place
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sustineo sustinere sustinui sustentum
to hold up, to support, to sustain
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amplus -a -um
large, wide, spacious, ample
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invidiosus -a -um
envious, hateful, spiteful
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stabilis -e
stable, firm, steady
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strenuus -a -um
brisk, prompt, active, vigorous
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studiosus -a -um
eager to (infin), eager for (gen)
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interdum
sometimes, occasionally, now and then
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item
likewise
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supra
above
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tam
so
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verum
truthfully
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nisi
conj. if not, unless, except
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adulescentia -ae
F. youth
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aetas aetatis
F. age, life time
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aqua -ae
F. water
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dolium -i
N. a large jar for storing wine
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fundus -i
M. farm, estate (org. soil)
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olea -ae
F. olive, olive tree
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tempestas tempestatis
F. storm
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torcular torcularis
N. (i - stem) a wine press, an oil press
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accedo, accedere accessi accessum
to approach, come near
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consero, conserere, consevi, consitum
to sow, plant
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deicio, deicere, deieci, deiectum
to throw down, hurl down
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expedio, expedire, expedivi/ expidiī, expeditum
to set free, to be useful
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soleo, solere, solitus sum
(semi-deponent) to be accustomed
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olearius -a -um
of oil, for oil
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vinarius -a -um
of wine, for wine
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continuo
immediately
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ne
not, lest, so that not
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quotannis
every year
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neve
conj. and not, or no
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ut, or uti
conj. (w/ indicative) as, when (w/ subjunctive) in order that, to
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anser anseris
M. goose
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arvum -i
N. plowed land, field
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dium -i
N. open air, open sky
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faenum -i
N. hay
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frigus frigoris
N. cold, coolness
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hiems, hiemis
F. winter
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pabulum -i
N. food, fodder for animals
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plaustrum -i
N. wagon, cart
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stabulum -i
N. standing room, quarters, a stable
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sus suis
C. pig, sow, hog
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tectum -i
roof, house
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vilivus -i
M. Overseer of a villa
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conficio, conficere, confeci, confectum
to put together, to finish
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macero -are -avi -atum
to soften
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perfundo, perfundere, perfudi, profusum
to pour over
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salio, salire, salui, saltum
to spring, to leap, to jump
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veto, vetare, vetui, vetitum
to forbid, to prohibit
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aliquot
indec. some, several
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planus -a -um
flat, level, even
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pluvius -a -um
rainy, of rain
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praesertim
especially
