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Using Latin Bk3 p.36

A Comrade Who Talked Too Much p.36

TermDefinition
locuples, [gen.] -etis (adj.) rich, wealthy
praeterea (adv.) Beyond this, in addition, besides, futher more, moreover
increpo, -are, -ui, -itum to make a noise; to chide, rebuke, upbraid
egestas, atis (f) need, want, poverty
alius...alius (adj.) one...another
cohortor, -ari, -atus sum to encourage, urge on, rally, exhort
haud (adv.) not at all, by no means
flagitium, -i (n) shame, disgrace; a shameful act, abomination
facinus, -oris (n) deed; misdeed, crime, outrage
probrum, -i (n) shame, disgrace
gratia [w/preceding dependent gen.] for the sake of
insum, inesse, infui, -- to be in/on; to be found in, belong to
reticeo, -ere, -ui, -- to be silent
ei (interj.) alas! oh!
largior, -iri, -itus sum to give lavishly, bestow; to bribe, to spend freely
repente (adv.) suddenly, unexpectedly
minor, -minari, -atus sum to threaten, menace
ferrum, -i (n) iron; a weapon of iron or steel
nisi (conj.) if not, unless; [after neg. or interog.] except, save only
solitus, -a, -um (adj.) habitual, accustomed, usual
talis, -e (adj.) such, of such a kind/sort
ea [abl. fem. of 'is'] there, by that way, that way
complures, -a (-ia) (adj.) several, a number of, many
studium, -i (n) eagerness, enthusiasm, goodwill, loyalty
namque (conj.) for, for in fact, in as much as
aestuo, -are, -avi, -atum to be hot, seethe, burn; to rage, be influenced
plerusque, -raque, -rumque (adj.) most; [pl.] very many, most of
quamvis (adv. & conj.) however much, no matter how; although, however much
egregius, -a, -um (adj.) extraordinary, unusual; distinguished
Created by: Hamilcar
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