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LvO 8-9 Vocabulary

The verbs EVITO and FUGITO are presented as near-synonyms by your book. I've reserved the meaning "flee" for FUGITO and "avoid, shun" for EVITO.

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ager, agri, m.field
auxilium, -ii, n.help, aid
bracchium, -ii, n.arm, limb
cera, -ae, fwax
concilium, -ii, n.union
fistula, -ae, f.reed pipe, pipes of Pan
fuga, -ae, f.flight
papyrus, -i, m.reed
ripa, -ae, f.bank (of a river)
satyrus, -i, m.satyr
sonus, -i, m.sound
Syringa, -ae, f.Syrinx (a nymph)
unda, -ae, f.wave, water, stream
vir, viri, m.man
celo, -are, -avi, -atumhide, conceal
devoveo, devovere, devovi, devotumdevote
erro, errare, erravi, erratumwander
fugito, fugitare, fugitavi, fugitatumflee
maneo, -ere, mansi, mansumremain, stay
puto, -are, -avi, -atumthink
suspiro, -are, -avi, -atumbreathe
teneo, -ere, -ui, tentumhold, keep, possess, have
video, -ere, vidi, visumsee
benignus, -a, -umkind
ceterus, -a, -umother, rest of
densus, -a, -umthink, dense
miser, -a, -umwretched, unhappy, miserable
nullus, -a, -umno, none
umbrosus, -a, -umshady
aeternum, adv.forever
autembut, however
donecuntil, up to the time when
eam (acc)her
eos (acc)them
olimonce, once upon a time, formerly
quamquamalthough
sicthus
statimimmediately
tamennevertheless
trans (+ acc)across
Arcadia, -ae, f.Arcadia (a region in Greece)
Arcas, Arcadis, m.Arcas, Callisto's son
caelum, -i, n.sky, the heavens
Callisto, f.Callisto (a nymph)
delectamentum, -i, n.delight
fibula, -ae, f.pin
iaculum, -i, n.javelin
ira, -ae, f.wrath
Musa, -ae, f.Muse
pretium, -i, n.price, reward
somnus, -i, m.sleep
in somnoasleep
stella, -ae, f.star
ursa, -ae, f.bear
Ursa MaiorGreater Bear
Ursa MinorSmaller Bear
vestimentum, -i, n.clothes, garment
victor, victoris, m.victor
vitta, -ae, f.fillet, band
appropinquo, -are, -avi, -atumapproach
curo, -are, -avi, -atumcare for
evito, -are, -avi, -atumavoid, shun
iaceo, -ere, -uilie (at rest)
invoco, -are, -avi, -atuminvoke
retineo, -ere, -ui, retentumkeep, hold back, restrain
alius, -a, -udother
alii . . . aliisome . . . others
carus, -a, -um (+ dat.)dear (to)
formosus, -a, -umbeautiful, shapely
gratus, -a, -um (+ dat.)pleasing (to)
herbosus, -a, -umgrassy
neglectus, -a, -umneglected
notus, -a, -umwell-known, familiar
pretiosus, -a, -umcostly
solus, -a, -umalone, lone, only
autor
cuiuswhose (sing.)
eiushis, her, its
propter + acc.on account of, because of
secreto, adv.secretly
siif


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