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Bk1 Q1 Voc Quiz 3

Latin 4H/5AP

QuestionAnswer
quisquam, quaequam, quiquam any(one), any(thing)
adoro, adorare to worship, adore, honor
praeterea besides, hereafter
supplex, supplicis suppliant, humble
impono, imponere to place on
flammo, flammare to inflame, kindle
cor, cordis heart, spirit, feelings
voluto, volutare to roll, revolve, ponder
nimbus, i storm cloud, rainstorm
patria, ae homeland, country
fetus, a, um teeming, pregnant
antrum, i cave, cavern
luctor, luctari to wrestle, struggle
tempestas, tempestatis tempest, storm
sonorous, a, um roaring, howling
premo, premere to (re)press, control
vinculum, i bond, chain
carcer, carceris prison, inclosure
freno, frenare to curb, check, restrain
summergo, summergere to sink, drown
pontus, i sea
noxa, ae crime, fault, hurt, harm
furiae, arum madness, rage
rapidus, a, um swift, whirling, consuming
iaculor, iaculari to hurl, throw
nubes, is cloud, mist, fog
disicio, disicere to scatter, disperse
ratis, is raft, ship
everto, evertere to (over)turn
aequora, arum the sea
exspiro, exspirare to breathe out, exhale
transfingo, transfigere to pierce, transfix
turbo, turbinis whirl (wind, pool), storm
corripio, corripere to snatch (up)
scopulus, i rock, cliff, crag
infigo, infigere to fasten on, impale
acutus, a, um sharp, pointed
incedo, incedere to walk (proudly), stride
gero, gerere to carry (on), wage
Created by: hflmagistra
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