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Ecce Romani IIA Chapters 34-37 - Vocab for Review
Includes positive, comparative, and superlative adjectives from Chapter 34 and adverbs in the three degrees from Chapter 35
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02/08/2011
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Term
cura, -ae (f)
NOUN
 Definition
care
Term
hedera, -ae (f)
NOUN
 Definition
ivy
Term
scriblita, -ae (f)
NOUN
 Definition
tart or pastry with cheese or jam filling
Term
apium, -i (n)
NOUN
 Definition
parsley
Term
arbiter, arbitri (m)
NOUN
 Definition
master
Term
arbiter bibendi
 Definition
master of the drinking
Term
Brundisii
 Definition
at Brunisium
Term
Brundisium
 Definition
to Brundisium
Term
Brundisio
 Definition
from Brundisium
Term
convivium, -i (n)
NOUN
 Definition
feast, banquet
Term
cyathus, -i (m)
NOUN
 Definition
small ladle, measure (of wine)
Term
fritillus, -i (m)
NOUN
 Definition
cylindrical box
Term
merum, -i (n)
NOUN
 Definition
undiluted wine
Term
modus, -i (m)
NOUN
 Definition
way, method
Term
pistrinum, -i (n)
NOUN
 Definition
bakery
Term
tali, -orum (m)
NOUN
 Definition
knucklebone(s) [depends on whether its singular or plural]
Term
tergum, -i (n)
NOUN
 Definition
back, rear
Term
unguentum, -i (n)
NOUN
 Definition
ointment, perfume
Term
amor, amoris (m)
NOUN
 Definition
love
Term
collis, collis (m)
NOUN
 Definition
hill
Term
commissatio, commissationis (f)
NOUN
 Definition
drinking party
Term
fustis, fustis (m)
NOUN
 Definition
club, cudgel
Term
salus, salutis (f)
NOUN
 Definition
greetings
Term
senio, senionis (m)
NOUN
 Definition
the six (in throwing knucklebones)
Term
timor, timoris (m)
NOUN
 Definition
fear
Term
nil
NOUN
 Definition
nothing
Term
candidus, -a, -um
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
white, fair-skinned, beautiful
Term
foedus, -a, -um
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
filthy, disgusting
Term
merus, -a, -um
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
pure
Term
pauci, -ae, -a
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
few
Term
pauci, -ae, -a
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
few
Term
pauci, -ae, -a
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
few
Term
pauci, -ae, -a
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
few
Term
pronus, -a, -um
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
face down
Term
rectus, -a, -um
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
right, proper
Term
securus, -a, -um
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
carefree, unconcerned
Term
venustus, -a, -um
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
charming
Term
molestissimus, -a, -um
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
most/very annoying
Term
pulchrior, pulchrior, pulchrius
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
beautiful/pretty/handsome
Term
pulcherrimus, -a, -um
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
most/very beautiful/pretty/handsome
Term
melioris
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
better
Term
maior, maior, maius
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
bigger, greater
Term
peior, peior, peius
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
worse
Term
plures, plures, plura
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
more
Term
plurimi, -ae, -a
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
most, very much
Term
abstinens, abstinentis + ablative
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
refraining from
Term
gravis, -is, -e
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
heavy, serious
Term
ferox, ferocis
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
fierce
Term
suavis, -is, -e
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
sweet, delightful
Term
tristis, -is, -e
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
sad
Term
vehemens, vehementis
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
violent
Term
vetus, veteris
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
old
Term
acer, acris, acre
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
keen
Term
acrior, acrior, acrius
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
keender, rather keen
Term
acerrimus, -a, -um
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
keenest, very keen
Term
brevissimus, -a, -um
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
shortest, very short
Term
celerrimus, -a, -um
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
Term
facilis, is, -e
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
easy
Term
facilior, facilior, facilius
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
easier, rather easy
Term
facillimus, -a, -um
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
easiest, very easy
Term
felicior, felicior, celicius
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
luckier, rather lucky
Term
felicissimus, -a, -um
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
luckiest, very lucky
Term
fidelior, fidelior, fidelius
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
more faithful, rather faithful
Term
fidelissimus, -a, -um
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
most faithful, very faithful
Term
prudentior, prudentior, prudentius
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
wiser, rather wise
Term
prudentissimus, -a, -um
ADJECTIVE
 Definition
wisest, very wise
Term
castigo, -are, -avi, -atus
VERB
 Definition
to rebuke
Term
ligo, -are, -avi, -atus
VERB
 Definition
to bind up
Term
adimo, adimere, ademi, ademptus + dat.
VERB
 Definition
to take away (from)
Term
posco, poscere, poposci
VERB
 Definition
to demand, ask for
Term
sino, sinere, sivi, situs
VERB
 Definition
to allow
Term
corripio, corripe, corripui, correptus
VERB
 Definition
to seize
Term
haurio, haurire, hausi, haustus
VERB
 Definition
to drain
Term
fio, fieri, factus sum
VERB
 Definition
to become, be made
Term
praefero, praeferre, praetuli, praelatus
VERB
 Definition
to carry X (acc.), in front off Y (dat.)
Term
collabor, collabi, collapsus sum
VERB
 Definition
to collapse
Term
colloquor, colloqui, colloctus sum
VERB
 Definition
to converse
Term
conseqour, consequi, consectus sum
VERB
 Definition
to overtake
Term
melius
ADVERB
 Definition
better [take note to the endings: "ius" and "issime"; they indicate that the words are adverbs]
Term
optime
ADVERB
 Definition
best
Term
breviter
ADVERB
 Definition
briefly
Term
brevius
ADVERB
 Definition
more/rather briefly
Term
brevissime
ADVERB
 Definition
most/very briefly
Term
celerius
ADVERB
 Definition
more/rather quickly
Term
celerimme
ADVERB
 Definition
most/very quickly
Term
certe
ADVERB
 Definition
certainly
Term
certius
ADVERB
 Definition
more/rather certainly
Term
contra
ADVERB
 Definition
in return
Term
cotidie
ADVERB
 Definition
daily, every day
Term
diu
ADVERB
 Definition
for a long time
Term
ditius
ADVERB
 Definition
longer
Term
diutissime
ADVERB
 Definition
longest
Term
facilius
ADVERB
 Definition
more/rather easily
Term
facillime
ADVERB
 Definition
most/very easily
Term
feliciter
ADVERB
 Definition
well, happily, luckily
Term
felicius
ADVERB
 Definition
more/rather luckily
Term
felicissime
ADVERB
 Definition
most/very luckily
Term
fortiter
ADVERB
 Definition
bravely
Term
fortius
ADVERB
 Definition
more/rather bravely
Term
laetius
ADVERB
 Definition
more/rather happily
Term
laetissime
ADVERB
 Definition
most/very happily
Term
libenter
ADVERB
 Definition
gladly
Term
libentius
ADVERB
 Definition
more/rather gladly
Term
libentissime
ADVERB
 Definition
most/very gladly
Term
magnopere
ADVERB
 Definition
greatly
Term
magis
ADVERB
 Definition
more
Term
maxime
ADVERB
 Definition
most, very much
Term
peius
ADVERB
 Definition
worse
Term
pessime
ADVERB
 Definition
worst
Term
plus
ADVERB
 Definition
more
Term
plurimum
ADVERB
 Definition
most
Term
paulatim
ADVERB
 Definition
gradually, little by little
Term
minime
ADVERB
 Definition
least
Term
pridie (adv. + acc.)
ADVERB
 Definition
on the day before
Term
prudentius
ADVERB
 Definition
more/rather sensibly
Term
prudentissime
ADVERB
 Definition
most/very sensibly
Term
quam celerrime
ADVERB
 Definition
as quickly as possible
Term
recte
ADVERB
 Definition
rightly, properly
Term
rectius
ADVERB
 Definition
more/rather properly
Term
rectissime
ADVERB
 Definition
most/very properly
Term
saepius
ADVERB
 Definition
more often
Term
saepissime
ADVERB
 Definition
most/very often
Term
sero
ADVERB
 Definition
late
Term
serius
ADVERB
 Definition
later
Term
serissime
ADVERB
 Definition
latest
Term
-que
CONJUNCTION
 Definition
and
Term
seu = sive
CONJUNCTION
 Definition
or if
Term
ne....quidem
MISCELLANEOUS
 Definition
not even
Term
quo....eo....
MISCELLANEOUS
 Definition
the (more)...the (more)
Term
sis = si vis
MISCELLANEOUS
 Definition
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