Vocab Week 11b haberna-ille Flashcards
haberna, habernae f1
rein, bridle
habeo, -ere 2
have, consider, regard as
pro certo habeo
to be certain
habilis, -e, -is 3
easily managed, handy
habito, -are 1
possess, live, reside, dwell
habitus, habitus m4
clothing, appearance
hac
this way
hactenus
this far
haereo, -ere, haesi, haesum 2
stick, cling
haesito, -are 1
hesitate
haruspex, haruspecis m3
soothsayer, diviner by entrails
hasta, hastae f1
spear
haud
not
haud aliter ac
just like
haud secus ac
just like
huadquequam
not at all
haureo, -ire, hausi, haustum 4
drink, drain
herba, herbae f1
grass
hercle!
By Hercules
hereditas, hereditatis f3
inheritance
heres, heredis m/f3
heir, successor
heri
yesterday
heros, herois m3
demi-god, hero
hesternus, -a, -um
yesterday’s
heu!
alas!
hic, haec, hoc
this, he, she, it
hic
here, in this place
ad hoc
in addition, moreover
hibernus, -a, -um
of winter, bad weather
hiberna, hibernorum (castra) n2
winter camp/ quarters
hiemo, -are 1
spend winter
hilaris, -is, -e 3
happy, merry
hinc
from here, on this side, hence
historia, historiae f1
history, story
hodie
today
hodiernus, -a, -um
today’s
homo, hominis m/f 3
man, person, hbuman being, pl. peopel
honestas, honestatis f3
honour, worth
honestus, -a, -um
honourable
honoro, honorare 1
to honour
honos,honoris m3
honour, official position
honori esse
to be an honour to, to honour
hora, horae f1
hour
horrendus, -a, -um
fearsome, fighting
horreo, -ere 2
bristle, shudder, dread
horreum, horrei n2
barn, granery
horribilis, -is, -e 3
shaggy, unkempt, horrible
horridus, -a, -um
shaggy, rough, fearsome
horror, horroris m3
bristling, shagginess, shuddering, fear
hortor, -ari 1 dep
encourage
hortus, horti m2
garden, pl. park
hospes, hospitis m3
host, guest
hospitium, hospitii n2
hospitality, place to stay
hostia, hostiae f1
sacrificial victim
hostis, hostis m3
enemy usually pl
huc
to here, to this place, hither
huc…illuc
here and there, this way and that
humanitas, humanitatis f3
humanity, kindness, culture, refinement
humanus, -a, -um
human, humane, kind, civilised, refined
humilis, -is, -e
close to the ground, humble
humus, humi f2
ground, soil
iaceo, -ere 2
lie (down), be situated
iacio, -ere ieci, iactum 3/4
throw
iacto, -are 1 freq v.
hurl, boast, buffet
iactura, iacturae f1
jetsam, loss
iaculum, iaculi n2
javelin
iam
now, already, by this time
iamdiu
for a long time now
iamdudum
already, for ages
iampridem
for a long time now
ianua, ianuae f1
door
ibi
there
ibidem
in the same place
ictus, -a, -um
struck
ictus, ictus m4
blow
idcirco
for that reason
idem, eadem, idem
the same
idem ac
the same as
identidem
reapeatedly
ideo
therefore, for that reason
ideo quod
because
idoneus, -a, -um
suitable (for)
igitur
therefore
ignarus, -a, -um
unaware, not knowing
ignavus, -a, -um
lazy, cowardly
ignis, ignis m3
fire
ignominia, ignominiae f1
disgrace
ignoro, -are 1
not know, be unaware of
ignosco, -ere, ignovi, ignotum 3 cv + dat
pardon, overlook
ignotus, -a, -um
unknown, strange
ille, illa, illud
that, he, she, it