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07 Latin II Second Nine Weeks

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ab ovo usque ad malafrom eggs to apples
annuit coeptisHe (God) has favored our undertakings
ad hocto this; for this special purpose
ad hominemto the man; an emotional argument
ad infinitumendlessly
ad libitumat pleasure; without preparation
ad nauseamto the point of disgust
alibielsewhere
alma maternourishing mother; your school or college
alumnusfoster child (m)
alumnafoster child (f)
alter egoanother self
amicus curiaefriend of the court
anno Dominiin the Year of the Lord
ante bellumbefore the war
ante meridiembefore noon
arma virumque canoarms and the man I sing
ars gratia artisart for the sake of art
ars longa, vita brevisart (is) long, life (is) short
ave atque valehail and farewell
bona fidein good faith
calvo turpius est nihil comatonothing (is) uglier than a bald (man) with hair
carpe diemseize the day
casus bellisan occasion of war
cave canembeware of the dog
caveat emptorlet the buyer beware
circaaround
cogito ergo sumI think therefore I am
confercompare
cornucopiahorn of plenty
corpus delictithe body of the crime
credoI believe
cui bonofor whose benefit
cum grano saliswith a grain of salt
cum laudewith praise
ab initiofrom the beginning
ArgusMonster with 100 eyes who was killed by Mercury
MinosKing of Crete and husband of Pasiphae
MedusaHer look could turn you to stone
PegasusSprang from the blood of Medusa
EchidnaMother of many hideous monsters
ChimaeraPart goat, part lion, part snake or dragon
SirensTheir voices lured sailors to destruction
ChironHe was the first Centaur
CentaursCreatures who were half man, half horse
CerberusThree-headed dog who guarded the gates of Haedes
JasonThe leader of the Argonauts
LemnosAn island inhabited only by women
HylasArmour-bearer of Hercules who was accidently drowned by a water nymph
SymplegadesClashing rocks encountered by the Argonauts,
PhineusA prophet who was terrorized by the Harpies
SphinxThis monster devoured those who could not solve her riddle
HerculesHe brought Cerberus to the land of the living
PeliasJason's wicked cousin
AeetesKing of Colchis
ZeusKing of the gods
LadonThe dragon of the Hesperides
PerseusCut off the head of Medusa
AmazonsWarrior women
TalusBronze Age monster who guarded the island of Crete
MinotaurHalf man, half bull
MedeaA sorceress who loved Jason
CharybdisShe was turned into a whirlpool
ArgoJason's ship
PhrixusHe sacrificed the golden ram to Zeus
HydraA nine-headed snake that terrorized the area of Lake Lerna
BellerophonHe tamed and rode Pegasus
TheseusThe hero who killed the Minotaur
TritonHalf man, half fish
HarpiesTheir name means "The Snatchers"
PolyphemusOne-eyed giant, a Cyclops
PeliasJaon's wicked cousin
ColchisThe country of the golden fleece
pectennom sing of "comb"
pectinisgen sing of "comb"
vasnom sing-vase
vasisgen sing-vase
unguentanom plur-perfume
unguentorumgen plur-perfrum
flosnom sing-flower
florisgen sing-flower
porcuspig
porciof the pig
speculummirror
speculiof the mirror
crineshair
criniumof hair
mendicusbeggar
mendiciof the beggar
rixaquarrel
rixaeof the quarrel
fumussmoke
fumiof smoke
finisend
finis (gen)of the end
finiumof the ends
masculinegender 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, umweak, shaky, frail
parvus, a, umsmall
eicio, eicere, eieci, eiectusto throw out
quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitusto seek, look for
opprimo, opprimere, oppressi, oppressusto overwhelm
commoveo, commovere, commovi, commotusto move, upset
emitto, emittere, emisi, emissusto send out
obscuro, obscurare, avi, atusto hide
exstinguo, exstinguere, exstinxi, exstinctusto build
acand
tamso
paenealmost
cachinnuslaughter
cachinniof laughter
laniusbutcher
laniiof the butcher
caromeat
carnisof meat
pretiumvalue, price
pretiiof value, of price
quidemadv. indeed
umquamadv. ever
pernaham
pernaeof ham
immoadv. rather, on the contrary
recteadv. rightly, properly
veroadv. truly, really, indeed
lepushare
leporisof the hare
portorI am carried
portoI carry
portasyou carry
portarisyou are carried
portathe carries
portaturhe is carried
portamuswe carry
portamurwe are carried
portatisyou all carry
portaminiyou all are carried
portantthey carry
portanturthey are carried
portabamI was carrying
portabasyou were carrying
portabathe was carrying
portabamuswe were carrying
portabatisyou all were carrying
portabantthey were carrying
portabarI was being carried
portabarisyou were being carried
portabaturhe was being carried
portabaminiyou all were being carried
portabanturthey were being carried
portabamurwe were being carried
portaboI shall carry
portabisyou will carry
portabithe will carry
portabimuswe shall carry
portabitisyou all will carry
portabuntthey will carry
portaborI shall be carried
portaberisyou will be carried
portabiturhe will be carried
portabimurwe shall be carried
portabiminiyou all will be carried
portabunturthey will be carried
mittoI send
mittorI am sent
mittisyou send
mitteris(short e)you are sent
mittithe sends
mittiturhe is sent
mittimuswe send
mittimurwe are sent
mittitisyou all send
mittiminiyou all are sent
mittuntthey send
mittunturthey are sent
mittebamI was sending
mittebarI was being sent
mittebasyou were sending
mittebarisyou were being sent
mittebathe was sending
mittebaturhe was being sent
mittebamuswe were sending
mittebatisyou all were sending
mittebantthey were sending
mittebamurwe were being sent
mittebaminiyou all were being sent
mittebanturthey were being sent
mittamI shall send
mittarI shall be sent
mitteris(longe e)you shall be sent
mittethe will send
mitteturhe will be sent
mittesyou will send
mittemuswe shall send
mittemurwe shall be sent
mittetisyou all will send
mitteminiyou all will be sent
mittentthey will send
mittenturthey will be sent
pavimentum -i nfloor
tapete, tapetis ncarpet
culcita -ae fquilt or mattress
tablinum -i nstudy or den
cervical -is n or pulvinus -i mpillow
scalae -arum fplstairs
hortus -i mgarden
furnus -i moven
fenestra -ae fwindow
cubiculum -i nbedroom
tectum -i nroof
focus -i mfireplace
pergula -ae fporch
triclinium -i ndining room
lucerna -ae flamp
solium -i nbathtub
vestiarium -i nclothes closet
atrium -i natrium
horologium -i n.clock
lodix, lodicis fblanket
culina -ae fkitchen
balneum -i nbathroom
pluteus -i mbookshelf
mensa -ae ftable or desk
cathedra -ae feasy chair
lumen, luminis nlight
scabellum -i n ( also-scabillum)bench or footstool
lectus -i mcouch or bed
sella -ae fsimple chair
arcisellium -i nchair with rounded back
corbula -ae f or corbis -is mbasket
speculum -i nmirror
stragulum -i nbedspread
armarium -i nchest
velum -i nshade, curtain. awning
linteum -i nlinen sheet
pepopumpkin
vespertiliobat
horreumbarn, storehouse
funisrope
fungusmushroom
pabulumfodder
truncustree trunk
triticumwheat
rotawheel
cucurbitagourd
autumnusfall (noun)


Latin I-IV
Seymour, IN

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