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07 Latin II Second Nine Weeks
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ab ovo usque ad mala | from eggs to apples |
annuit coeptis | He (God) has favored our undertakings |
ad hoc | to this; for this special purpose |
ad hominem | to the man; an emotional argument |
ad infinitum | endlessly |
ad libitum | at pleasure; without preparation |
ad nauseam | to the point of disgust |
alibi | elsewhere |
alma mater | nourishing mother; your school or college |
alumnus | foster child (m) |
alumna | foster child (f) |
alter ego | another self |
amicus curiae | friend of the court |
anno Domini | in the Year of the Lord |
ante bellum | before the war |
ante meridiem | before noon |
arma virumque cano | arms and the man I sing |
ars gratia artis | art for the sake of art |
ars longa, vita brevis | art (is) long, life (is) short |
ave atque vale | hail and farewell |
bona fide | in good faith |
calvo turpius est nihil comato | nothing (is) uglier than a bald (man) with hair |
carpe diem | seize the day |
casus bellis | an occasion of war |
cave canem | beware of the dog |
caveat emptor | let the buyer beware |
circa | around |
cogito ergo sum | I think therefore I am |
confer | compare |
cornucopia | horn of plenty |
corpus delicti | the body of the crime |
credo | I believe |
cui bono | for whose benefit |
cum grano salis | with a grain of salt |
cum laude | with praise |
ab initio | from the beginning |
Argus | Monster with 100 eyes who was killed by Mercury |
Minos | King of Crete and husband of Pasiphae |
Medusa | Her look could turn you to stone |
Pegasus | Sprang from the blood of Medusa |
Echidna | Mother of many hideous monsters |
Chimaera | Part goat, part lion, part snake or dragon |
Sirens | Their voices lured sailors to destruction |
Chiron | He was the first Centaur |
Centaurs | Creatures who were half man, half horse |
Cerberus | Three-headed dog who guarded the gates of Haedes |
Jason | The leader of the Argonauts |
Lemnos | An island inhabited only by women |
Hylas | Armour-bearer of Hercules who was accidently drowned by a water nymph |
Symplegades | Clashing rocks encountered by the Argonauts, |
Phineus | A prophet who was terrorized by the Harpies |
Sphinx | This monster devoured those who could not solve her riddle |
Hercules | He brought Cerberus to the land of the living |
Pelias | Jason's wicked cousin |
Aeetes | King of Colchis |
Zeus | King of the gods |
Ladon | The dragon of the Hesperides |
Perseus | Cut off the head of Medusa |
Amazons | Warrior women |
Talus | Bronze Age monster who guarded the island of Crete |
Minotaur | Half man, half bull |
Medea | A sorceress who loved Jason |
Charybdis | She was turned into a whirlpool |
Argo | Jason's ship |
Phrixus | He sacrificed the golden ram to Zeus |
Hydra | A nine-headed snake that terrorized the area of Lake Lerna |
Bellerophon | He tamed and rode Pegasus |
Theseus | The hero who killed the Minotaur |
Triton | Half man, half fish |
Harpies | Their name means "The Snatchers" |
Polyphemus | One-eyed giant, a Cyclops |
Pelias | Jaon's wicked cousin |
Colchis | The country of the golden fleece |
pecten | nom sing of "comb" |
pectinis | gen sing of "comb" |
vas | nom sing-vase |
vasis | gen sing-vase |
unguenta | nom plur-perfume |
unguentorum | gen plur-perfrum |
flos | nom sing-flower |
floris | gen sing-flower |
porcus | pig |
porci | of the pig |
speculum | mirror |
speculi | of the mirror |
crines | hair |
crinium | of hair |
mendicus | beggar |
mendici | of the beggar |
rixa | quarrel |
rixae | of the quarrel |
fumus | smoke |
fumi | of smoke |
finis | end |
finis (gen) | of the end |
finium | of the ends |
masculine | gender of pig, hair, beggar, smoke, end |
Insula, ae, f. | island, apartment building |
vis, vim, vi, f. | force, amount |
incendium, i, n. | fire |
incola, ae, m/f. | inhabitant, tenant |
fenestra, ae, f. | window |
ornamenta, orum, n. pl. | furnishings |
tabulatum, i, n. | story, floor |
dubium, i, n. | doubt |
paries, parietis, m. | wall (of house or room) |
infans, infantis m/f. | infant, young child |
spectaculum, i, n. | sight, spectacle |
infirmus, a, um | weak, shaky, frail |
parvus, a, um | small |
eicio, eicere, eieci, eiectus | to throw out |
quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus | to seek, look for |
opprimo, opprimere, oppressi, oppressus | to overwhelm |
commoveo, commovere, commovi, commotus | to move, upset |
emitto, emittere, emisi, emissus | to send out |
obscuro, obscurare, avi, atus | to hide |
exstinguo, exstinguere, exstinxi, exstinctus | to build |
ac | and |
tam | so |
paene | almost |
cachinnus | laughter |
cachinni | of laughter |
lanius | butcher |
lanii | of the butcher |
caro | meat |
carnis | of meat |
pretium | value, price |
pretii | of value, of price |
quidem | adv. indeed |
umquam | adv. ever |
perna | ham |
pernae | of ham |
immo | adv. rather, on the contrary |
recte | adv. rightly, properly |
vero | adv. truly, really, indeed |
lepus | hare |
leporis | of the hare |
portor | I am carried |
porto | I carry |
portas | you carry |
portaris | you are carried |
portat | he carries |
portatur | he is carried |
portamus | we carry |
portamur | we are carried |
portatis | you all carry |
portamini | you all are carried |
portant | they carry |
portantur | they are carried |
portabam | I was carrying |
portabas | you were carrying |
portabat | he was carrying |
portabamus | we were carrying |
portabatis | you all were carrying |
portabant | they were carrying |
portabar | I was being carried |
portabaris | you were being carried |
portabatur | he was being carried |
portabamini | you all were being carried |
portabantur | they were being carried |
portabamur | we were being carried |
portabo | I shall carry |
portabis | you will carry |
portabit | he will carry |
portabimus | we shall carry |
portabitis | you all will carry |
portabunt | they will carry |
portabor | I shall be carried |
portaberis | you will be carried |
portabitur | he will be carried |
portabimur | we shall be carried |
portabimini | you all will be carried |
portabuntur | they will be carried |
mitto | I send |
mittor | I am sent |
mittis | you send |
mitteris(short e) | you are sent |
mittit | he sends |
mittitur | he is sent |
mittimus | we send |
mittimur | we are sent |
mittitis | you all send |
mittimini | you all are sent |
mittunt | they send |
mittuntur | they are sent |
mittebam | I was sending |
mittebar | I was being sent |
mittebas | you were sending |
mittebaris | you were being sent |
mittebat | he was sending |
mittebatur | he was being sent |
mittebamus | we were sending |
mittebatis | you all were sending |
mittebant | they were sending |
mittebamur | we were being sent |
mittebamini | you all were being sent |
mittebantur | they were being sent |
mittam | I shall send |
mittar | I shall be sent |
mitteris(longe e) | you shall be sent |
mittet | he will send |
mittetur | he will be sent |
mittes | you will send |
mittemus | we shall send |
mittemur | we shall be sent |
mittetis | you all will send |
mittemini | you all will be sent |
mittent | they will send |
mittentur | they will be sent |
pavimentum -i n | floor |
tapete, tapetis n | carpet |
culcita -ae f | quilt or mattress |
tablinum -i n | study or den |
cervical -is n or pulvinus -i m | pillow |
scalae -arum fpl | stairs |
hortus -i m | garden |
furnus -i m | oven |
fenestra -ae f | window |
cubiculum -i n | bedroom |
tectum -i n | roof |
focus -i m | fireplace |
pergula -ae f | porch |
triclinium -i n | dining room |
lucerna -ae f | lamp |
solium -i n | bathtub |
vestiarium -i n | clothes closet |
atrium -i n | atrium |
horologium -i n. | clock |
lodix, lodicis f | blanket |
culina -ae f | kitchen |
balneum -i n | bathroom |
pluteus -i m | bookshelf |
mensa -ae f | table or desk |
cathedra -ae f | easy chair |
lumen, luminis n | light |
scabellum -i n ( also-scabillum) | bench or footstool |
lectus -i m | couch or bed |
sella -ae f | simple chair |
arcisellium -i n | chair with rounded back |
corbula -ae f or corbis -is m | basket |
speculum -i n | mirror |
stragulum -i n | bedspread |
armarium -i n | chest |
velum -i n | shade, curtain. awning |
linteum -i n | linen sheet |
pepo | pumpkin |
vespertilio | bat |
horreum | barn, storehouse |
funis | rope |
fungus | mushroom |
pabulum | fodder |
truncus | tree trunk |
triticum | wheat |
rota | wheel |
cucurbita | gourd |
autumnus | fall (noun) |
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