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Catullus vocab
Catullus vocab list
Term | Definition |
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Aevum, -i | Age, history |
Artus -us | Joint, limb |
As, assis | Coin, penny |
Basium, -i | Kiss |
Carta, -ae | Sheet of papyrus |
Fas | Right, divine |
Lumen, -inis | Light |
Lux, lucis | Life, light |
Nugae, -arum | Trifles |
Otium, -i | Leisure |
Par, paris | Part, equal |
Pumex, -icis | Pumice stone |
Saeculum, -i | Age, generation |
Sensus, -us | Sense, feeling |
Sonitus, -us | Sound of |
Tenuis, -e | Thin, slender, tender |
Sol, solis | Sun |
Labellum, -i | Little lip, lip |
Sal, salis | Salt, sea, brine, wit |
Cacchinus, -i | Loud laughter |
Sacculus, -i | Little bag, wallet |
Aranea, -ae | Spider's web |
Unguentum, -i | Perfume, ointment |
Nasus, -i | Nose |
Nepos, nepotis | Grandson, descendant |
Patronus, -i | Patron |
Aridus, -a, -um | Dry |
Beatus, -a, -um | Blessed |
Divus, -a, -um | God, divine |
Doctus, -a, -um | Learned |
Geminus, -a, -um | Twin, double |
Lepidus, -a, -um | Charming |
Perennis, -e | Lasting a long time, eternal |
Perpetuus, -a, -um | Continuous, everlasting |
Serverus, -a, -um | Serious |
Candidus, -a, -um | Bright, beautiful |
Locosus, -a, -um | Joking, playful |
Inpotens, inpotentis | Powerless, weak, lively |
Invitus, -a, -um | Unwilling |
Bellus, -a, -um | Pretty |
Destinatus, -a, -um | Determined |
Venustas, -a, -um | Charming |
Merus, -a, -um | Pure, untainted |
Suavis, suave | Pleasant |
Disertus, -a, -um | Articulate |
Aestimo, -are | To regard |
Audeo, -ere, assus sum | To dare, be bold |
Conturbo, -are | To mix up |
Demano, -are | To flow down |
Eripio, ere, ui, ereptum | To raise up, set up, snatch away |
Explico, explicare, explicavi, explicatus | To explain |
expolio, -ire, -ivi, -itum | To polish |
Exsulto, -are | To revel in |
Getio, -ire, -ivi | To desire eagerly |
Invideo, -ere | To envy |
Occido, -ere, Occidi | To kill, fall |
Perdo, -ere, perdidi, perditum | To lose, waste, ruin |
Redeo, -ire | To go back |
Supero, -are | To surpass |
Supersum, -esse | To be left over |
Tego, -ere, texi, tectum | To cover |
Tintino, -are | To ring |
Torpeo, -ere | To be numb |
Vivo, -ere | To live |
Desino, -ere, desii, desitum | To cease |
Ineptio, ineptire | To make a fool of himself |
Pereo, perire, perii, peritum | To perish, die |
Fulgeo, fulgere, futsi | To shine, gleam |
Ventito, ventitare, -avi, -atus | To go often |
Fio, fiere, factus sum | To be made |
Secto, sectare, sectatus sum | To follow |
Perfero, perferre, pertuli, perlatum | To carry |
Obduro, -are, -avi, -atus | To persist, endure |
Requiro, requirere, requisivi, requisitum | To try to find |
Basio, basiare, basiavi, basiatus | To kiss |
Adeo, adere, adii, adytum | To approach, go toward |
Mordeo, mordere, mormordi, morsum | To bite |
Ceno, cenare, cenavi, cenatus | To dine |
Faveo, favere, favi, fautum + dat | To favor |
Adfero, adferre, attuli, allatum | To bring |
Olfacio, olfacere, olfeci, olfactum | To smell |
Identidem | Again and again |
Modo | Only |
Nimium | Too much |
Prius | Beforehand, first |
Semet | Once |
Quondam | Once, formerly |
Quo | Where |
Quantum | As much as |
Ibi | There |
Aliquis, aliquid | Some, any |
Qualiscumque, qualecumque | Of whatever sort |
Quisquis, quidquid | Whoever, whatever |
Adversus + acc | Opposite, opposing |
Apud + acc | At the house of |