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Chapter 22-24

Oxford Latin Course Part II

TermDefinition
spero, sperare, speravi I hope
volo, volare, volavi I fly
faveo, favere, favi I favour, support
pareo, parere, parui I obey
frango, frangere, fregi I break
perdo, perdere, perdidi I lose, destroy
rapio, rapere, rapui I snatch steal
quo? where to?
turba, -ae crowd
ludi, -orum the games
signum, -i sign, signal
versper, vesperis evening
casus, casus mishap, misfortune
currus, currus chariot
cursus, cursus running; a course
contentus =, -a, -um content
fractus, -a, -um broken
maximus, -a, -um greatest, very great
plurimus, -a, -um very many
nobillis, nobile noble, famous
talis, tale such
vetus, veteris old
retineo, retinere, retinui I hold back
refero, referre, rettuli I carry back, I report
insum, inesse, infui I am in, I am among
malo, malle, malui I prefer
paulisper for a little (time)
unde? whence? from where?
undique from all sides
mora, -ae delay
nimium, -i too much
nimium vini too much (of) wine
balnea, -orum baths
anxietas, anxietatis anxiety
celeritas, celeritatis speed
aeger, aegra, aegrum sick, ill
numero, numerare I count
caveo, cavere, cavi I beware of
praetereo, praeterire, praeterii I go past, pass
provideo, providere, providi I forsee
veho, vehere, vexi I carry
fio, fieri I become
denique lastly, finally
magnopere greatly
quam than
quamquam although
victoria, -ae victory
inimicus, -i enemy
praemium, -i reward
spectaculum, -i show
cliens, clientis client, dependant
ordo, ordinis rank, line, order
spectator, spectatoris spectator
genus, generis race, kind, sort
conspectus, conspectus sight, view
superbus, -a, -um proud
crudelis, crudele cruel
ferox, ferocis fierce
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