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Latin Quiz 5-10-07
ECCE ROMANI VOCAB Chapters 25-27) (also see pg. 48 and 49 in WKBK)
Caligula, -ae, | m., Caligula (emperor,...) |
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causa, -ae | f., reason |
gloria, -ae | f., fame, glory |
mappa, -ae | f., napkin |
meta, -ae | f., mark, goal, turning post |
poeta, -ae | m., poet |
taberna- ae | f., shop |
terra, -ae | f., earth, ground |
amphitheatrum, -i | n., amphitheater |
atrium, -i | n., atrium, main room |
bona, -orum | n., pl., goods, possesions |
captivus, -i | m., captive, prisoner |
colloqium, -i | n., conversation |
curriculum, -i | n., race track |
Forum, -i | n., the Forum |
gladius, -i | m., sword |
ludus, -i | m., school |
lutum, -i | n., mud |
oculus, -i | m., eye |
patronus, -i | m., patron |
signum, -i | n., signal |
stilus, -i | m., pen |
tablinium, -i | n., study |
vinum, -i | n., wine |
Caesar, Caesaris | m., Julius Caesar (emperor) |
Caput, capitis | n., head |
cliens, clientes | gen, pl., clientium, m., client, dependent |
coniux, coniugis | m./f., husband, wife |
custos, custodis | m., guard |
factio, factionis | f., company (of charioteers) |
lapis, lapidis | m., stone |
mulier, mulieris | f., woman |
oratio | oration, speech |
postis | door post |
praedo | robber |
spectator | spectator |
victor | cpnqueror, victor |
aestus | heat |
aqueductus | aqueduct |
arcus | arch |
complexus | embrace |
domus | house |
manus | metus |
reditus | return |
risus | smile, laugh |
senatus | Senate |
sonitus | sound |
strepitus | noise, clattering |
tumultus | uproar, commotion |
dies | day |
res | matter, situation |
albatis | white |
antiquus | ancient |
aureus | golden |
excitatus | wakened, aroused |
feriatus | celebrating a holiday |
meus | my, my own, mine |
noster | our, our own, ours |
oppressus | crushed |
parvulus | small, little |
prasinus | green |
quadratus | squared |
quintis | fifth |
russatus | red |
suus | his own, her own, its own, their own |
tertius | third |
tuus | your, your own, yours |
venetus | blue |
verbosus | talkative |
vester | your, your own, yours |
circernsis | in the circus |
immortalis | immortal |
desidero | to miss, to long for |
servo | to save |
veto | to forbid |
debeo | ought |
faveo | to give favor to |
iaceo | to lie, be lying down |
noceo | to do harm to |
teneo | to hold |
accidit | it happens |
claudo | to shut |
confido | to give trust to |
deverto | to turn aside |
sterto | to snore |
stringo | to draw |
traho | to pull, drag |
vinco | to conquer, win |
arripio | to grab hold of, snatch |
fugio | to flee |
conficio | to finish |
aperio | to open |
pervenio | to arrive, reach |
scio | to know |
absum | to be away, absent |
adsum | to be present |
aliquid | something |
ego | I |
ei, eae, ea | they |
eius | of him, for her, his, hers, its |
eorum | of them, their |
is, ea, id | he, she, it |
nos | we |
quas | which |
quod | which |
sui, sibi, se, se | himself, herself, oneself, itself, themselves |
tu | you |
vos | you |
apud | with, in front of, before |
propter | on account of |
sine | without |
abhinc | ago, previously |
aliter | otherwise |
nonnumquam | sometimes |
postridie | on the following day |
ut | as |
aut...aut | either...or |
nisi | unless |
Quocum | With whom...? |
domi | at home |
Eho | Hey |
eo die | on that day |
gladium stringere | to draw a sword |
Gratias tibi ago! | I thank you |
hic | this |
humi | on the ground |
ille, illa, illud | that |
ludi circensis | chariot racing |
Mons Vesuvius | Mount Vesuvius |
orationem habere | to deliver a speech |
sequens | following |
si vis | if you wish |