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Lingua Latina Ch. 31 Vocabulary
Vocabulary words from Lingua Latina Ch. 31
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Language - Latin
10th Grade
04/13/2011
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Term
n1. iniuria, -ae
 Definition
injury, injustice
Term
n1. memoria, -ae
 Definition
memory
Term
n1. nugae, -arum
 Definition
trifles
Term
n1. parricida, -ae (m./f.)
 Definition
murder of a near relative or head of state
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n1. poena, -ae
 Definition
punishment
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n2. praemium, -i
 Definition
reward
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n2. supplicium, -i
 Definition
punishment
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n3. crux, crucis (f.)
 Definition
cross
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n3. ius, -iuris (n.)
 Definition
law, right
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n3. iuvenis, iuvenis (m./f.)
 Definition
young person (not an i-stem)
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n3. lex, legis (f.)
 Definition
law, motion, bill
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n3. mos, moris (m.)
 Definition
custom, habit; pl. behavior, morals
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n3. munus, muneris (n.)
 Definition
service, duty, gift
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n3. potio, potonis (f.)
 Definition
drink
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n3. rumor, rumoris (m.)
 Definition
rumor
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n3. scelus, sceleris (n.)
 Definition
crime, wickedness
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n3. senex, senis (m.)
 Definition
old man (not an -i stem)
Term
n5. fides, ei
 Definition
loyalty, good faith
Term

Verba - are (1)

(crucio) cruciare, cruciavisse, cruciatum

 Definition
torture
Term

Verba - are (1)

(educo) educare, educavisse, educatum

 Definition
train; educate; rear
Term

Verba - are (1)

(fabulor) fabulari, fabulatum

 Definition
chat, tell a story
Term

Verba - are (1)

(interpello) interpellare, interpellavisse, interpellatum

 Definition
interrupt, break in
Term

Verba - are (1)

(opto) optavisse, optatum

 Definition
choose, wish for
Term

Verba - are (1)

(veto) vetare, vetuisse, vetitus

 Definition
forbid
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Verba - ere (1)

(lateo) latere, latuisse

 Definition
lie hidden, lurk
Term

Verba - ere (1)

(abduco) abducere, abduxisse, abductum

 Definition
lead away, carry off
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Verba - ere (1)

(aufugio) aufugere, aufigisse

 Definition
run away, escape
Term

Verba - ere (1)

(confido) confidere, confisum

 Definition
trust (+dat)
Term

Verba - ere (1)

(fido) fidere, fisum

 Definition
trust, rely on (+dat)
Term

Verba - ere (1)

(ignosco) ignoscere, ignovisse, ignotum

 Definition
forgive (+dative)
Term

Verba (1)

(odi) odisse, osus

 Definition
hate
Term

Verba - ere (1)

(retraho) retrahere, retraxisse, retractum

 Definition
draw back, withdraw
Term

Verba - ere (1)

(statuo) statuere, statuisse, statutum

 Definition
fix, determine
Term

Verba- Irregular (1)

(aufero) auferre, abstulisse, ablatum

 Definition
carry off
Term

Adjectiva - 1st-2nd (us/er, -a, -um)

asininus

 Definition
asinine
Term

Adjectiva - 1st-2nd (us/er, -a, -um)

avarus

 Definition
greedy
Term

Adjectiva - 1st-2nd (us/er, -a, -um)

ebrius

 Definition
drunk
Term

Adjectiva - 1st-2nd (us/er, -a, -um)

fidus

 Definition
loyal, faithful
Term

Adjectiva - 1st-2nd (us/er, -a, -um)

fugitivus

 Definition
fugitive
Term

Adjectiva - 1st-2nd (us/er, -a, -um)

infidus

 Definition
treacherous
Term

Adjectiva - 1st-2nd (us/er, -a, -um)

iniustus

 Definition
unjust
Term

Adjectiva - 1st-2nd (us/er, -a, -um)

invalidus

 Definition
weak
Term

Adjectiva - 1st-2nd (us/er, -a, -um)

iustus

 Definition
just
Term

Adjectiva - 1st-2nd (us/er, -a, -um)

nimius

 Definition
too big
Term

Adjectiva - 1st-2nd (us/er, -a, -um)

nonagesimus

 Definition
ninetieth
Term

Adjectiva - 1st-2nd (us/er, -a, -um)

scelestus

 Definition
wicked
Term

Adjectiva - 1st-2nd (us/er, -a, -um)

vetus (gen. veteris)

 Definition
old
Term

Adjectiva - 3rd

clemens (gen. clementis)

 Definition
merciful
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Adjectiva - 3rd

crudelis, -e

 Definition
cruel
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Adjectiva - 3rd

debilis, -e

 Definition
weak
Term

Adjectiva - 3rd

impatiens (gen. impatientis)

 Definition
impatient
Term

Adjectiva - 3rd

infelix (gen. infelicis)

 Definition
unlucky
Term

Adjectiva - 3rd

praesens (gen. praesentis)

 Definition
present
Term

Adjectiva - 3rd

sapiens (gen. sapientis)

 Definition
wise
Term

Pronomina

quisquis, quidquid

 Definition
whoever, whatever, each, all
Term

Adverbia

aliquantum

 Definition
to some extent
Term

Adverbia

funditus

 Definition
utterly (from the root)
Term

Adverbia

ideo

 Definition
for that reason
Term

Adverbia

namque

 Definition
for in fact (strong nam)
Term

Adverbia

nimium/nimis (adv)

 Definition
too much
Term

Adverbia

priusquam

 Definition
before, sooner, rather
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Adverbia

quantam (as adv)

Definition
so much as, as much as
Term

Adverbia

quamobrem

 Definition
why? therefore
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Praepositiones

coram + abl

 Definition
in the presence of (also adv.)
Term

Praepositiones

super + abl

 Definition
over (also adv.)
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