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Catullus vocab 04: Amphitryoniades - ara |
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| Amphitryoniades, ae [m] | hercules, male descendant of Amphitryon |
| amplector, plecti, plexux | embrace |
| amplifice | magnificently, splendidly |
| amplius [adv] | more, further; longer |
| an [particle introducing questions] | with note of surprise or indignation: can it be that? |
| anceps, -ciptis | double-edged |
| ancilla, ae | slave girl, female slave |
| Ancon, -onis [f] | Gk acc. Ancona: town on Adriatic coast in Picenum |
| Androgeoneus, a, um | of Androgeos, son of Minos and Pasiphae |
| angiportum, i | alley, lane |
| anguinus, a, um | snaky, made of snakes |
| angusto, are | to make narrow, confine |
| angustus, a, um | narrow |
| anhelo, are | breathe hard, gasp, pant |
| anilitas, -atis [f] | old womanhood |
| animus, i | the mind |
| ex animo | from the heart |
| annalis, is [m] | a book of annals or chronicles; [pl] a chronicle in several books |
| anne [an + ne] = an | see an |
| anima, ae | breath |
| annuo, -uere, annui, annutum | not assent; consent |
| annus | year |
| annuus, a, um | yearly |
| anser, eris [m] | goose |
| ante [adv] | before, previously |
| ante + acc. | in front of, before |
| antea | previously |
| antenna, ae | horizontal yardarm of a ship |
| Antimachus, i | Gk name |
| antique [adv] | in the ancient way |
| antiquus, a, um | lying in front, ancient |
| antisto, are, stiti w/ dat. | surpass |
| Antius, a, um | Roman nomen gentile |
| anus, us [f] | old woman, as fem adj, old, aged |
| anxius, a, um | anxious |
| Aonius, a, um | of Aonia, part of Boeotia w/ Mt. Helicon |
| aper, apri m/f | wild boar |
| aperio, ire, aperui, apertum | open |
| apertus, a, um | open |
| Apheliotes, ae [m] | the east wind |
| Apiscor, apisci | seize, grasp, obtain |
| appareo, ere, -parui, -paritum | be visible |
| appeto, ere, ivi, itum | try to reach; seek; attack |
| applico, are | press, lean against |
| approbatio, onis [f] | approval, assent |
| approbo, are | express approval of, commend; prove the excellence of |
| aptus, a, um | tied, prepared, ready |
| apud, aput [prep + acc] | near, at, by; at the house of |
| aqua, ae | water |
| Aquinus, i | name of a Roman poet |
| ara, ae | altar |
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