Week 6 Flashcards
magis magis
more and more
laboriose
painfully
allocutio allocutionis f
word of comfort, encouraging talk
maestus
sad
quid lubet
anything you please
mala mens
evil delusion
an ut
are we to suppose
misellus
poor little
quisnam quaenam quidnam
who/what, tell me
vecors vecordis
demented
rixa f
quarrel, brawl
pervenire
to come, to reach, to attain
vulgus vulgi n
general public, riffraff
renidere
to shine, to beam
usquequaque
everywhere, in every situation
subsellium n
courtroom bench
orator oratoris m
courtroom advocate
orbus
bereaved
morbus morbi m
disease
parcus
thrifty, frugal
obesus
fat
ater
black, dark complexioned
meio meiere minxi
to urinate
defricare
to scour, to rub thoroughly
mane
in the morning
praedicare
to proclaim
lotium n
urine
tota milia … decem
all of 10,000 sesterces
poscere poposci
to demand
turpiculus
rather ugly
decoctor decoctoris m
a bankrupt, insolvent debtor
propinquus propinqui m
relative
aes imaginosum n
mirror
sane
surely, decidedly
nimis
too much, very much
ten
=te ne interrogative
infacetus
crude, boorish
undique
from everywhere
quotquot
as many as
turpis
foul, disgusting
negare
to refuse, to deny
pugillaria n pl.
set of writing tablets
reflagitare
demand repeatedly in a loud voice
incedere
to strut, to step
mimice
in the manner of a mime
molestus
annoying
catulus catuli m
puppy, whelp
putidus
rotten, foul
codicillus codicilli m pl.
writing tablets
lutum n
mud
lupinar lupinaris n
whorehouse, brothel
perditus
ruined, depraved
exprimere
to extort
conclamare
to shout out
proficere
to make headway, to gain results
ratio rationis f
method, means
usque dum
right up to the time when
fui libenter
it was a pleasure to be
grates
=gratias thanks
fundus fundi m
country estate, farm
autumare
to say
laedere
to injure, to offend
cordi+esse
be dear or pleasing to
cor cordis n
heart
quivis
anyone, anything; whoever or whatever
pignus pignoris n
wager
suburbanus
close to the city
tussis tussis f
cough
expellere
to drive out
venter ventris m
belly, stomach
inmerens inmerentis
undeserving, unoffending
appetere
to attack, to seek
conviva convivae m
table companion, guest
petitor petitoris m
candidate for office
gravedo gravedinis f
head cold
quassare
to shake repeatedly
recurare
to restore
urtica f
nettle
reficere
to restore
ulcisci
to take revenge
peccatum n
mistake, offence
deprecari
to pray
quin
that not
tunc
at that time