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CATULLUS, ARIADNE'S LAMENT, second 100 vocab words
Magister Cervus selected 100 vocab words from lines 122-175 of Catullus's Poem 64. Gender of neuter nouns is noted. Intended for 2005 Advanced Placement students.
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devincio | -ere, tie, bind fast |
linquo | linquere, liqui, to leave, leave behind |
perhibeo | perhibere (II conj. to say |
fundo | fundere, fudi to pour out |
tristis | tristis - adj - sad, gloomy |
conscendo, | conscendere, to climb |
pelagus | pelagi, sea |
acies | aciei, vsion; sharp edge |
aestus | (4th decl) heat; swelling |
sal | salis, salt (sea) |
tollo | tollere, to lift up, raise |
tegmen | tegminis,(n) covering |
sura | -ae, calf (of the leg) |
querella | complaint |
udus-a-um | wet |
singultus | (4th decl) sob |
cieo, | ciere, to raise, produce |
aveho, | avehere, to carry off |
perfidus-a-um | treacherous |
numen | numinis (n), divine power |
periurium | periurii, (n), false oath |
clementia | mercy |
praesto (adv) | ready, available |
immitis | (adj) pitiless |
miseresco, | miserescere, to pity (+ genit.) |
blandus-a-um | seductive, charming |
spero, | sperare, to hope |
conubium | conubii (n), marrriage |
opto | optare, to wish for, choose |
hymenaeus | wedding |
aerius-a-um | airy |
irritus-a-um | vain, empty |
discerpo | discerpere, to tear to pieces |
iuro | iurare, to swear |
sermo | sermonis, speech, talk |
praegestio, | praegestire, to desire eagerly |
apisci | to obtain (adipiscor) |
metuo | metuere, to fear |
parco | parcere, to spare |
satio, | satiare, to satisfy |
libido | libidinis (f) desire |
verso | versare, to turn |
letum | leti, death |
eripio | eripere, to snatch away |
germanus | brother |
amitto | amittere, to lose |
cerno | cernere, crevi, to decide, to see |
fallax | fallacis (adj) deceptive |
desum | deesse (+ dat) to fail, lack |
dilacero | dilacere, to tear apart |
ales | alitis, bird (of prey) |
praeda | prey, victim |
inicio | inicere, inieci, iniactus, to pile up |
tumulor | tumulari, to bury |
gigno | gignere, genui, to bear, bring forth |
rupes | rupis, cliff, crag |
leaena | lioness |
spumo | spumare, to froth |
exspuo | exspuere, to spit out |
rapax | rapacis (adj) predatory |
reddo | reddere, to return |
dulcis | dulcis (adj) sweet |
praemium | praemii, (n) reward, payback |
saevus-a-um | cruel |
horreo | horrere (II conj.) to dread |
iucundus-a-um | pleasing |
famulor | famularu, to serve (as a slave) |
serva | -ae, f, slave-girl |
permulceo | permulcere (II conj.) to caress |
vestigium | vestigii (n) track, sole (of foot) |
lympha | clear water |
purpureus-a-um | purple |
consterno | consternere, to spread |
cubile | cubilis (n) bed |
ignarus-a-um | unaware |
aura | a breeze |
conqueror | conqueri, to complain |
externo | externare, to put (someone) in a panic |
sensus | (4th decl. noun) sense |
auctus-a-um | enriched, increased (from augere, II conj.) |
queo | quere (II conj.) quivi, to be able |
prope | (adv) nearly |
quisquam | anyone (nom. sing.) |
appareo | apparere (II conj.), to appear |
vacuus-a-um | empty |
insulto | -are, to mock |
fors | fortis, f, fortune |
invideo | invidere (II conj.), to begrudge |
questus | (4th decl.) lament |
aura | breeze |
Cecropia | Athenian |
tango | tangere, tetigi, to touch |
puppis | ship |
dirus-a-um | dreadful |
stipendium | stipendii, n, payment |
religo | -are, to tie up |
navita | sailor (masc.) |
funis | rope |
celo | celare, to conceal |
requiesco | requiescere, to rest |
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