Week 3.2 Flashcards
cuniculus cuniculi m
rabbit
mollis
soft, languid, voluptuous
molliculus
somewhat voluptuous unmanly, erotic,
anser anseris m
goose
medulla f
marrow
imulus
deepest
oricilla f
little ear
languidus
drooping, flaccid
araneosus
cobwebby
situs situs m
mold, decrepitude
idem
at the same time
rapax rapacis
rapacious, predatroy
turbidis
stormy, turbulent
procella f
storm, gale
oscitare
to yawn
pallium n
cloak
involare
to swoop down upon, to steal
catagraphus catagraphi m
embroidered cloth
palam
openly
tamquam
as, just as if it were
avitus
of a grandfather, ancestral
unguis unguis m
fingernail, claw, talon
reglutinare
to unglue, to unstick
conscribere
to write down, to enrol
laneus
woolly, effemintae
latusculum n
flank
inurere
to brand, burn in
aestuare
to burn, to writhe
insolenter
immoderately
deprehendere
to seize, to catch
vesanire
to rage
homo bellus
a fine fellow, handsome man
flosculus flosculi m
flower, youthful beauty
posthac
hereafter
arca f
chest, coffer, money
sinere
to leave alone, to allow
abicere
to cast off
elevare
to raise, diminish, make light of
esuritio esuritionis f
hunger, appetite
clam
secretly
satur
well-fed, full, with a full belly
ipsum id
this is what
iocari
to joke, make a joke
haerere
to cling, to stick
experiri
to try out
instruere
to construct, to arrange
tangere
to touch, to defile
sitire
to be thirsty
vereris
you are wary
per caputque pedesque
head over heels
nigerrimis
very dark, ripe, soft sweet, juicy
ex sua parte
on his own behalf
tantundem … quam si
just as much as if
crus cruris n
leg
axulus axuli m
board, plank
ineptus
useless, awkward
redivivus
Re-used, second hand
recumbere
to recline, to settle, to fall down
cavus
hollow, deep
supinus
lying on the back, flat, helpless
palus paludis f
swamp,
libido libidinis f
desire
vel
even
risus risus m
laugh
municeps municipis m
citizen of a town
praeceps praecipitis
plunging headfirst, headlong
lutum n
mud
lacus lacus m
lake
putidus
stinking, foul
vorago voraginis f
deep hole, watery chasm
lividus
dull, grayish-blue colour
bimulus bimuli m
two year old
sapere
have sense
instar
the equivalent, equal
viridis
green
haedus haedi m
Kid, young goat
tenellus
tender, delicate
delicatus
frisky
uva f
bunch of grapes
diligentius
more carefully
adservare
to keep safe, to guard
sublevare
to raise, to lift
ex sua parte
on his own behalf
alnus alni f
alder tree
suppernatus
felled
securis securis f
axe
tantundem
just as much
stupor
idiot
potis, pote
able
veternus veterni m
torpor, senility
stolidus
dull, stupid, inert
derelinquere
leave behind
caenum n
mud, filth
supinus
lazy, indolent
vorago voraginis f
deep hole, watery chasm
tenax tenacis
clinging
sic ut fit
as it is (usually) done
derecta plumbo
lined with lead marks
fossor fossoris m
ditchdigger
caprimulgus caprimulgi m
goat milker
bellus
charming, nice
rursus
on the contrary
probe
well
dicax dicacis
well spoken
referre
to write down
lorum n
leather strap
abhorrere
to be inconsistent, to shrink from
scitius
cleverer
scurra scurrae m
dandy, wit
modo
just, only
si quid
if anything
infacetus
boorish, dull, crude
simul
as soon as
aeque
as, to the same degree
nimirum
no wonder, doubtless
fallere
to deceive
attribuere
to assign, to allot
mantica f
knapsack
tergum n
back
cimex cimicis m
bedbug
noverca f
stepmother
vel
even, or
silex silicis m
flint
commesse
to eat up, to squander
pulcre
beautifully, handsomely
ligneus
stringy, skinny
concoquere
to digest
impius
wicked
casus casus m
chance
siccus
dry
cornu cornus n
horn
esurito esuritionis f
hunger, appetite
pituita f
mucus, phlegm
mundities munditei f
cleanliness
mundus
Clean
culus culi m or n
anus
salillum n
little saltcellar
cacare
to defecate
faba f
bean
lapillus lapilli m
pebble
terere
to rub
fricare
to crumble
inquinare
soil, make dirty
commodum n
advantage benefit
precari
to beg
sat
enough
beatus
wealthy