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Chapter 31 Vocab
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Language - Latin
Undergraduate 2
04/22/2012

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Term
as
Definition

assis

an as, a small copper coin, comparable to a penny

masc.

3rd decl.

Term
auxilium
Definition

auxilii

aid, help

neut.

2nd decl.

 

Term
digitus
Definition

digiti

finger, toe

masc.

2nd decl.

 

Term
elephantus
Definition

elephanti

elephant

masc. & fem.

2nd decl.

 

Term
exsilium
Definition

exsilii

exile, banishment

neut.

2nd decl.

Term
invidia
Definition

invidiae

envy, jealousy, hatred

fem.

1st decl.

Term
rumor
Definition

rumoris

rumor, gossip

masc.

3rd decl.


Term
vinum
Definition

vini

wine

neut.

2nd decl.

Term
mediocris
Definition

mediocre

ordinary, moderate, mediocre

 

 

Term
cum
Definition

conj. + subjunct.

when, since, although

 

conj. + subjunct.

when

Term
apud
Definition

prep. + acc.

among, in the presence of, at the house of

Term
semel
Definition

adv.

a single time, once, once and for all, simultaneously

Term
usque
Definition

adv.

all the way, up (to), even (to), continuously, always
Term
doleo
Definition

dolére, dolui, doliturum

to grieve, suffer; hurt, give pain

2nd conj.

Term
dormio
Definition

dormire, dormivi, dormitum

to sleep

4th conj.

Term
fero
Definition

ferre, tuli, latum

to bear, carry, bring; suffer, endure, tolerate; say, report

3rd conj. irregular

Term
adfero
Definition

adferre, attuli, allatum

to bring to

3rd conj. irregular

Term
confero
Definition

conferre, contuli, collatum

to bring together, compare; confer, bestow

3rd conj. irregular

 

se conferre

idiom

to go, to take/betake oneself

Term
offero
Definition

offere, obtuli, oblatum

to offer

3rd conj. irregular

Term
refero
Definition

referre, rettuli, relatum

to carry back, bring back; repeat, answer, report

3rd conj. irregular

Term
invideo
Definition

invidére, invidi, invisum

to be envious; + dat., to look at with envy, envy, be jealous of

2nd conj.

Term
occido
Definition

occidere, occidi, occasum

to fall down; die; set

3rd conj.

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