Vocab Hilary Week 4b Flashcards
optimus quisque
all the best men
opto, -are 1
wish, choose
opulentus, -a, -um
rich, wealthy
opus, operis n3
work, task, piece of work, siege-work
opus est
there is need of
ora, orae f1
shore, edge, coast, realm
oraculum, oraculi n2
oracle, prophesy, divine response
oratio, orationis f3
speech, address
orator, oratoris m3
orator, speaker, pleader
orbis, orbis m3
circle
orbis terrarum
the world, earth
orbo, -are 1
deprive, bereave
orbus, -a, -um
orphan
ordior, -iri, orsus 4 dep
begin, begin speaking
ordo, ordinis m3
rank, line, social class
oriens, orientis 3
rising, eastern
origo, originis f3
source, origin
orior, -iri, ortus 4 dep
rise, arise
ornamentum, ornamenti n2
furniture, decoration, equipment, military honours
ornamento esse
decorate, grace
orno, -are 1
adorn, decorate, equip, make attractive
oro, -are 1
beg, pray, plead
ortus, -a, -um
arisen, born from, originating
ortus, ortus m4
rising, origin
solis ortus
sunrise
os, oris n3
mouth, face, voice
`os, ossis n3
bone
osculum, osculi n2
kiss
ostendo, -ere, ostendi, ostentum/ostensum 3
show
ostento, -are 1
show, display, show off
ostium, ostii n2
door, mouth of a river
ovis, ovis f3
sheep
ovum, ovi n2
egg
pabulor, -ari 1 dep
forage
pabulum, pabuli n2
fodder, food
paciscor, -I, pactus 3 dep
make a bargain, agree
paco, -are 1
pacify
pactio, pactionis f3
an agreement
pactum, pacti n2
agreement
hoc pacto
in this way
quo pacto
how?
paene
almost
paenitet, -ere, paenituit 2
regret
pagus, paghim2
village, country district, tribe
palam
openly, publicly
pallesco, -ere, pallui 3
grow pale
pallidus, -a, -um
pale
palma, palmae f1
palm-tree, palm (of a hand), prize, reward
palus, pali m2
piece of wood, post, pole, stake
palus, paludis f3
bog, marsh
pando, -ere, pandi, pansum 3
stretch, spread, open
panis, panis m3
bread
par, paris 3
equal, the same, a match for
paratus, -a, -um
prepared, ready
parco, -ere, peperci, parsum 3 v + dat
spare
parens, parentis m/f3
parent, relative
pareo, -ere 2 v + dat
obey
paries, parietis m3
wall, partition
pario, -ere, peperi, partum 3
beget, produce
pariter
equally, in the same way
paro, parare 1
prepare
pars, partis f3
part, share, direction, some, dramatic part, party, faction
pars…pars…
some…others…
partim
partly
parum
a little, very little, too little, not at all
parumper
for a short while
parvus, -a, -um
small
pascor, -I, patus 3 dep
graze, feed on
passim
here and there, everywhere
passus, passus m4
pace, step
passus, -a, -um
spread out, wide open, dishevelled
pastor, pastoris m3
shepherd
patefacio, -ere, patefeci, patefactum 3/4
reveal, open out
pateo, -ere 2
be open, open out, be obvious
pater, patris m3
father, senators
patres conscripti
senators
patera, paterae f1
dish, bowl
paternus, -a, -um
belonging to a father
patientia, patientiae f1
patience, endurance, acceptance
patior, -i, passus 3/4 dep
suffer, endure, allow
patria, patriae f1
homeland, country, fatherland
patricius, -a, -um
of senators, patrician, noble
patrius, -a, -um
of a father, ancestral
patronus, patroni m2
patron, protector
patruus, patrui m2
uncle
pauci, -ae, -a
few, a few
paucitas, paucitatis f3
scarcity, small number
paulatim
gradually
paulisper
for a short while
paulo adv + comp
a little more
paulum
a little, little
pauper, pauperis 3
poor
paveo, -ere, pavi 2
quiver, flap, fear
pavidus, -a, -um
quaking, fearful
pavimentum, pavimenti n2
floor, pavement
pavor, pavoris m3
panic, fear
pax, pacis f3
peace
peccatum, peccati n2
a mistake, sin
pecco, -are 1
make a mistake, sin
pectus, pectoris n3
chest, breast, heart, feeling, courage
pecunia, pecuniae f1
money, sum of money
pecus, pecoris n3
flock, herd
pecus, pecudis f3
an animal, sheep, cow, flock, herd