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Latin 5/6 T2 Vocab

TermDefinition
adulter, i an adulterer - adultery
aratrum, i plow
carmen, carminis song, poem, spell - Carmen
comes, comitis companion - comity
eques, equitis horseman, knight - equestrian
iuvencus, i young bull
pudor, is shame, modesty - pudor
simplicitas, tatis simplicity - simplicity
accipio, ere to take, receive - accept
cedo, ere to yield, give in - cede
doler, ere to hurt, feel pain - Dolores
patior, pati to suffer, endure - passion
renovo, are to make new, renovate - renovate
simulo, are to pretend - simulate
dignus, a, um worthy - dignity
felix, felicis happy, lucky - Felix
iustus, a, um just, worthy - Justin
parcus, a, um frugal - parsimony
perennis, is, e perennial - perennial
vetus, veteris old - veteran
acer, aceris maple tree - Acer
ferrum, i iron - ferrimagnetism
graphium, i stylus - graphite
laurus, i laurel tree - laurel
ministerium, i ministry - ministry
mora, ae delay - moratorium
ordo, ordinis order - order
sedulus, i diligent - sedulous
victrix female winner - Victoria
vena, ae vein - vein
cognosco, ere to learn - cognition
hortor, ari to encourage - hortatory
lasso, are to exhast - lassitude
obsto, are to stand in the way - obstinate
pello, pellere to push - pulse
perlego, ere to read through - perlection
rado, ere to scrape - abrasion
vaco, are to be empty - evacuate
doctus, a, um learned - doctor
tacitu quietly - taciturn
auspicium, i divination, sign - auspicious
bubo, bubonis horned owl - Bubo
carnifex, carnificis butcher, executioner - carnifex
crux, crucis cross (execution) - crucifex
lignum, i wood - lignin
ramus, i branch - ramification
rota, ae wheel - rotation
strix, strigis screech owl - Strix
trivium, i crossroads (three) - trivial
vultur, vulturis vulture - Volturi
fleo, flere to weep, lament
memini, meminisse to remember, recall - reminisce
praetereo, ire to pass by, disregard - preterition
rubeo, rubere to be red, ruddy - ruby
rodo, ere to gnaw, nibble, slander - rodent
avarus, a, um greedy - avarice
garrulus, a, um talkative - garrulous
raucus, a, um loud, hoarse, grating - raucous
hinc from here, hence
iterum again - iterate
ars, artis art, skill, craft - artisan
fama, ae story, rumor, reputation - fame
ingenium, i natural talent, intelligence, disposition - ingenious
livor, livoris bruise, envy, jealousy - livor
mare, amris the sea - marine
uva, ae grape - uvula
vox, vocis voice, - voice
vulgus, vulgi the public, the common people - vulgar
aspicio, ere to look at - aspect
cado, cadere to fall - cascade
edisco, ere to learn by heart, study
fio, ere to be made, happen, result - factory
tumeo, ere to be swollen, inflated, tumor
valeo, ere to be strong, healthy, powerful - valiant
durus, a, um harsh, hard - endurance
primus, a, um first - prime
pulverulentus, a, um dusty - pulverulent
verbosus, a, um wordy, verbose - verbose
etiam also, furthermore
dum while
aevum, i time, era, generation - eternal
cultus, us cult, reverence, adoration - cult
exitium, i a going out, destruction, ruin - exit
frigus, frigoris the cold, frost, winter - frigid
myrtus, i myrtle tree - myrtle
poculum, i a drinking cup - poculum
ratis, is raft, boat, ship
silex, silicis pebble, stone - silicone
tergum, i back - tergum
metuo, ere to fear, be afraid - meticulous
miror, mirari to admire, be astonished at - mirror
quiesco, ere to rest, sleep - quiet
tueor, tueri to watch, guard, defend - tutor
animosus, a, um courageous, bold, full of air - animosity
aurifer, a, um bearing gold - auriferous
flavuss, a, um blond, yellow - Flavia
plenus, a, um full, plenty - plenty
sollicitus, a, um worried, anxious - solicit
superstes, superstitis survivor - superstitious
vilis, is, e cheap, worthless, vile - vile
ergo therefore - ergo
Created by: CBaker1
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