Week IV Flashcards
complures, compluria
many, several
quamquam
though, although, albeit
modo
just, only, merely, simply; recently; presently
excito, excitare, excitavi, excitatum
call fourth, bring forth, call upon
interdum
sometimes, occasionally
interdum
sometimes, occasionally
vereor, vereri, veritus sum
have respect for; fear, dread, be afraid
invisus, a, um
hateful, hated, disliked, unpopular
quamdiu
how long, as long as, until, during
cogitatio, cogitationis f.
thinking, thought, reflection
per me
as far as I am concerned
dominatus, dominatus m.
mastery, sovereignty, rule, absolute power
usquam
anywhere, in any way, at all
denique
[here:] finally (as in the last point in a list of arguments)
at last, finally;
amitto. amittere, amisi, amissum
let go; lose (an item)
angor, angoris m.
suffucation, anguish
conficio, conficere, confeci, confectum
make, complete, accomplish
restito, restitare
stay behind, hesitate
resisto + dative
resist
dedo, dedere, dedidi, deditum
hand over, surrender, give up; devote, dedicate; abandon
consulo + accusative
ask someone for advice
consulo + dative
consult someone’s interests
longe
(can also mean:) by far
curo + gerundive
arrange for something to happen
committo + dative
entrust to
per + accusative
(can mean) by
dignus/indignus + ablative
worthy/unowrthy of
confido + ablative
to have confidence in
nitor + ablative
rely on
sto + ablative
abide by
consto + ablative
abide by
laetus + ablative
rejoicing in, happy about
fretus + ablative
relying on
contentus, a, um + abative
content with
rursus
[here:] on the other hand
magno opere / magnopere
greatly
quod absit
God forbid1