Week 5.1 Flashcards
nomen nomenis
reason, pretext, purpose
mentula f
penis
diffututus
dissipated
comesse
to squander
sinister
perverse
parum
too little; not at all
expatrare
to squander, to waste
elluari
to overspend (on luxuries)
parum
not enough, too little
paternus
of a father, parental
lancinare
to tear to pieces, to mangle
amnis amnis m/f
river
aurifer
gold-bearing
fovere
to coddle
unctus
rich; well-oiled
socer soceri m
father-in-law
gener generi m
son-in-law
perdere
to ruin, to spoil
immemor
heedless, forgetful
falsus
faithless
amiculus amiculi
dear friend
prodere
to betray
caelicolae pl.
god or goddess, inhabitant of heaven
fallax
treacherous
neglegere
be indifferent to, to ignore
deserere
to forsake
tute
emphatic you
tradere
to entrust
inique
unfairly
irritus
empty, vain
oblivisci
to forget
paenitere
to regret
fur furis m
thief
banearius
of the baths
inquinatus
dirty, debased, corrupt
vorax
insatiable
culus culi m
anus
quandoquidem
since
nota f
character
rapina f
plunder
meridiare
to take a siesta
natis natis f
buttock
adiuvare
help make things easy
obserare
to bolt (a door)
liminis tabella
portion of a double door
foras
out, outside (with verb of motion)
continuus
in a row
prandere
to have lunch
pertundere
to bore, to poke through
paene insularum
peninsula
ocellus ocelli m
eye, darling
stagnum n
pool. lagoon, lake
liquens
flowing; clear, transparent
invisere
to look upon, go to see
campus campi m
plain, field
linquere
to leave, to quit
solvere
to loosen, to cast off
reponere
put back, put to rest
peregrinus
foreign
lar laris m
household god
erus eri m
master
integer
untouched, virgin, unmarried
in fide
under the tutleage
deponere
to lay down (in birth), to give birh
virere
to be verdant
saltus saltus m
glade, rough woodland, scrub
reconditus
secluded
amnis amnis f/m
river
nothus
illegitimate; spurious, counterfeit
frux frugis f
fruit, crop
sospitare
to preserve
antique
in the ancient manner