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Lektionen 26-30

Latein2. SpalteDeutschFremdwort
incendium incendii, n. Brand ital. incendio
princeps principis, m. der Erste; Kaiser Prinz
gravis / e schwer gravierend
exsistere exsisto, exstiti, - entstehen existieren
auctor auctoris, m. Autor itali. autore
vastare vasto, vastavi, vastatum verwüsten devastieren
numerus numeri, m. Zahl Nummer
privatus/a/um privat ital. privato
publicus/a/um öffentlich engl. public
fama famae, f. Gerücht famos
magnitudo magnitudinis, f. Größe frz. magnitude
ornare orno, onravi, ornatum schmücken Ornament
postea Adverb später
appellare appello, appellavi, appellatum nennen Appell
cupidus/a/um + Genitiv gierig nach
condere condo, condidi, conditum gründen
usque ad + Akkusativ bis zu
iussu auf Befehl
Christiani Christianorum, m. Christen ital. christiani
crimen criminis, n. Verbrechen engl. crime
accusare acccuso, accusavi, accusatum anklagen engl. accuse
quasi wie ital. quasi
sanctus/a/um heilig engl. saint
cultus cultus, m. Verehrung Kult
dubitare dubito, dubitavi, dubitatum zweifeln engl. doubt
commovere commoveo, commovi, commotum heftig bewegen
fuga fugae, f. Flucht Refugium
proximus/a/um der nächste ital. prossimo
repente Adverb plötzlich
obviam Adverb entgegen
videtur + Infinitiv er/sie/es scheint
dominus domini, m. Herr dominieren
quo wohin
vadere vado, vasi, vasum gehen Invasion
dicitur + Infinitiv er/sie/es soll
lacrima lacrimae, f. Träne ital. lacrima
referre refero, rettuli, relatum zurückbringen Referent
sic so
salus salutis, f. Heil Salut
mundus mundus, m. Welt Minimundus
dignus/a/um + Ablativ würdig + Genetiv engl. dignity
dividere divido, divisi, divisum teilen dividieren
transire transeo, transii, transitum überqueren Transitverkehr
gens gentis, f- Volk ital. gente
traducere traduco, traduxi, traductum hinüberführen
adhuc Adverb bisher
felix felicis frühlich ital. felice
fortuna fortunae, f. Schicksal engl. fortune
eques equitis, m. Reiter
campus campi, m. Feld Uni-Campus
aestas aestatis, f. Sommer ital. estate
deesse desum, defui, - weg sein; fehlen
fessus/a/um müde
vix Adverb kaum
ullus/a/um irgendein
spes sepi, f. Hoffnung ital. speranza
rogare rogo, rogavi, rogatum fragen engl. interrogation
divinus/a/um göttlich engl. divine
ecce! siehe!
miraculum miraculi, n. Wunder engl. miracle
accidere accido, accidi, - geschehen engl. accident
victor victoris, m. Sieger Viktor
civilis/e bürgerlich zivil
metuere metuo, metui, - fürchten
oraculum oraculi, n. Orakel
extra + Akkusativ außerhalb extravagant
uterque, utraque, utrumque utriusque, utrique beide
notus/a/um bekannt
signum signi, n. Zeichen engl. sign
scribere scribo, scripsi, scriptum schreiben Skriptum
prope + Akkusativ nahe bei
pons pontis, m. Brücke Pontifex maximus
plebs plebis, f. niedriges Volk Plebiszit
causa causae, f. Grund kausal
qua de cause deshalb
consulere consulo, consului, consultum befragen konsultieren
nuntiare nuntio, nuntiavi, nuntiatum melden
hodie Adverb heute
adducere adduco, audduxi, adductum hinführen
studium studii, n. Eifer Studium
premere premo, pressi, pressum drücken pressen
pellere pello, pepuli, pulsum schlagen Puls
beneficium beneficii, n. Wohltat Benefizveranstaltung
hiems hiemis, f. Winter
pauper pauperis arm ital. povero
vestis vestis, f. Gewand ital. vestiti
pati patior, passus sum ertragen passiv
misericordia misericordiae, f. Mitleid ital. misericordia
nudus/a/um nackt Nudist
reliquus/a/um übrig Reliquien
similis/e ähnlich engl. similar
militaris/e militärisch
alter/era/erum alterius, alteri der andere Alternative, Alter Ego, Altruismus
alter - alter der eine - der andere
mens mentis, f. Geist mental
sanus/a/um gesund Sanitäter
queri queror, questus sum klagen
humanus/a/um menschlich engl. human
possidere possideo, possedi, possessum besitzen engl. possessed
sequi sequor, secutus sum folgen Sequenz
tegere tego, texi, tectum bedecken Toga
loqui loquor, locutus sum sprechen eloquent
vereri vereor, veritus sum fürchten
quidquid was auch immer
hortari hortor, hortatus sum auffordern
servire servio, servivi, servitum dienen servieren
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