Vocabulary - Lessons 21 - 24 Flashcards
iter, itineris, n. (itinerary)
journey, march, route (noun)
vulnus, vulneris (vulnerable)
wound (noun)
sal, salis, m. (saline)
salt, sea water (noun)
mare, maris (marine, maritime, submarine)
sea (noun)
carmen, carminis, n.
song (noun)
cor, cordis, n. (cordial, core, courage)
heart (noun)
rus, ruris (rural)
countryside (noun)
ver, veris, n. (vernal)
spring (season) (noun)
opus, óperis (operator, operation)
work, deed (noun)
flumen, fluminis, n. (fluid)
river (noun)
undique
on (from) all sides (adverb)
statim
at once, immediately (adverb)
os, oris, n. (oral, orifice)
mouth (noun)
itaque
therefore (noun)
autem
however (conjunction)
etiam
also, even (adverb)
tum
then, at that time (adverb)
jus, juris, n. (jury, just, injure)
right (noun)
diu
for a long time (adverb)
fons, fontis, m. (font, fount)
fountain, spring, source (noun)
adventus, us (advent, adventure)
arrival (noun)
equitatus, us (equestrian)
cavalry (noun)
exercitus, us (exercise)
army (noun)
portus, us (port, seaport)
harbor (noun)
senatus, us
senate (noun)
spiritus, us (spiritual)
spirit (noun)
fructus, us (fruit)
fruit (noun)
usus, us
use, experience (noun)
lacus, us
lake (noun)
impetus, us (impetuous)
attack (noun)
dies, diei, m. (dial, diary)
day (noun)
acies, ei
battle line (noun)
fides, ei (fidelity, infidel)
faith, trust (noun)
res, ei (real)
thing (noun)
spes, ei (despair, desperado)
hope (noun)
meridies, ei, m. (meridian)
midday, noon (noun)
facies, ei (facial, façade, facile)
face (noun)
clarus, a, um (clarity, clearance, clarify, clarinet)
clear, bright, famous (adjective)
cupidus, a, um (Cupid, cupidity)
eager, desirous (adjective)
laetus, a, um
glad, joyful, happy (adjective)
Christianus, a, um
Christian (adjective)
Romanus, a, um
Roman (adjective)
albus, a, um (albino)
white (adjective)
alienus, a, um (alien, alienat)
unfavorable, foreign (adjective)
almus, a, um
nurturing, kindly (adjective)
verus, a, um (verily, verify, verdict)
true (adjective)
beatus, a, um (beatitude)
blessed (adjective)
journey, march, route (noun)
iter, itineris, n. (itinerary)
wound (noun)
vulnus, vulneris (vulnerable)
salt, sea water (noun)
sal, salis, m. (saline)
sea (noun)
mare, maris (marine, maritime, submarine)
song (noun)
carmen, carminis, n.
heart (noun)
cor, cordis, n. (cordial, core, courage)
countryside (noun)
rus, ruris (rural)
spring (season) (noun)
ver, veris, n. (vernal)
work, deed (noun)
opus, óperis (operator, operation)
river (noun)
flumen, fluminis, n. (fluid)
on (from) all sides (adverb)
undique
at once, immediately (adverb)
statim
mouth (noun)
os, oris, n. (oral, orifice)
therefore (adverb)
itaque
however (conjunction)
autem
right (noun)
jus, juris, n. (jury, just, injure)
then, at that time (adverb)
tum
also, even (adverb)
etiam
arrival (noun)
adventus, us (advent, adventure)
fountain, spring, source (noun)
fons, fontis, m. (font, fount)
for a long time (adverb)
diu
harbor (noun)
portus, us (port, seaport)
army (noun)
exercitus, us (exercise)
cavalry (noun)
equitatus, us (equestrian)
fruit (noun)
fructus, us (fruit)
spirit (noun)
spiritus, us (spiritual)
senate (noun)
senatus, us
attack (noun)
impetus, us (impetuous)
lake (noun)
lacus, us
use, experience (noun)
usus, us
faith, trust (noun)
fides, ei (fidelity)
battle line (noun)
acies, ei
day (noun)
dies, diei, m. (dial, diary)
midday, noon (noun)
meridies, ei, m. (meridian)
hope (noun)
spes, ei (despair, desperado)
thing (noun)
res, ei (real)
eager, desirous (adjective)
cupidus, a, um (Cupid, cupidity)
clear, bright, famous (adjective)
clarus, a, um (clarity, clearance, clarify, clarinet)
face (noun)
facies, ei (facial, façade, facile)
Roman (noun)
Romanus, a, um
Christian (noun)
Christianus, a, um
glad, joyful, happy (adjective)
laetus, a, um
white (adjective)
albus, a, um (albino)
unfavorable, foreign (adjective)
alienus, a, um (alien, alienate)
nurturing, kindly (adjective)
almus, a, um
true (adjective)
verus, a, um (verily, verify, verdict)
blessed (adjective)
beatus, a, um (beatitude)
