Question | Answer | |
moenia | walls of a city | moenium, n. |
nata | daughter | natae, f. |
osculum | kiss | osculi, n. |
sidus | constellation, star | sideris, n. |
dignus, a, um | worthy, worthy of | adjective + abl. |
durus, a, um | hard, harsh | adjective |
tantus, a, um | so large, so great | adjective |
denique | at last, finally, lastly | adverb |
ita | so, thus | adverb |
quidem | indeed, at least, even | postpositive, adverb |
ne . . . quidem | not . . . even | adverb |
sic | so, thus | adverb |
tam | so, to such a degree | adverb |
tam . . . quam | so . . . as | adverb |
tamquam | as it were | adverb |
vero | in truth, indeed | adverb |
condo | to put together, found, establish | condere, condidi, conditum |
contendo | to contend; hasten | contendo, contendere, contendi, contentum |
mollio | to soften, make calm | mollire, mollivi, mollitum |
pugno | to fight | pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatum |
respondeo | to answer | respondere, respondi, responsum |
surgo | to get up, arise | surgere, surrexi, surrectum |
fatum | fate; death | fati, n. |
ceteri, ae, a | the remaining, the rest | plural adjective |
quantus, a, um | how large, how great | adjective |
tantus . . . quantus | just as much/many . . . as | adjective |
ridiculus, a, um | laughable, ridiculous | adjective |
vivus, a, um | living | adjective |
furtim | secretly, stealthily | adverb |
mox | soon | adverb |
primo | at first, at the beginning | adverb |
repente | suddenly | adverb |
unde | from where, from which, from whom | adverb |
utrum . . . an | whether . . . or | conjunction |
bibo | to drink | bibere, bibi |
cognosco | to get to know | cognoscere, cognovi, cognotum |
comprehendo | to arrest; understand | comprehendere, comprehendi, comprehensum |
consumo | to consume, use up | consumere, consumpsi, consumptum |
dubito | to doubt, hesitate | dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatum |
expono | to set forth, explain, expose | exponere, exposui, expositum |
minuo | to diminish, lessen | minuere, minui, minutum |
rogo | to ask | rogare, rogavi, rogatum |
honor | honor; public office | honoris, m. |
ingenium | nature, innate talent | ingenii, n. |