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Capitulum V - Vocabula
Vocabulary, derivations and your favorite LATIN expressions---reviewed
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| villä | country house |
| fenestra | window |
| rosa | rose |
| aqua | water |
| hortus | garden |
| näsus | nose |
| ablätïvus | ablative case |
| östium | door, entrance |
| cubiculum | bedroom |
| peristylum | peristyle, colonnade around garden or open court |
| ätrium | main room |
| impluvium | rain basin |
| compluvium | opening in roof for rain; skylight |
| lïlium | lily |
| is | he, it |
| iï | they (masc.) |
| ea | she, it |
| eae | they (fem.) |
| id | it |
| eös | them (accusative) |
| eius | his, her, its |
| eörum | (masc., neu.) their |
| eärum | (fem.) their |
| iïs | them (ablative) |
| pulcher | (masc.) handsome, beautiful |
| pulchra | (fem.) beautiful |
| foedus | ugly (masc.) |
| foedum | ugly (neuter) |
| sölus | (masc.) alone |
| söla | (fem.) only, alone |
| cum | with |
| ä, ab | away from |
| ex, e | out of, from |
| habitäre | to live |
| amäre | to love |
| delectäre | to delight, to please |
| ex librïs | from the book collection |
| ex officiö | because of one's office |
| ex tempore | on the spur of the moment |
| in vitrö | in a test tube or petri dish |
| ä priörï | deductive reasoning, from presumption to conclusion |
| ä posteriörï | inductive reasoning, from specifics to conclusion |
| ä fortiörï | argument in logic from lesser to greater |
| in memoriam | in memory of.... |
| cum laude | with praise, with honor |
| in absentia | while one is absent |
| exhume (*D) | to dig up something buried (*D)v |
| exit | he-she-it goes out |
| pulchritude (*D) | beauty (*D) |
| defenestrate (*D) | to throw from a window (*D) |
| i.e. | that is |
| soliloquy (*D) | a speech while alone on stage (*D) |
| amorous (*D) | in the mood for loving (*D) |
| paramour (*D) | a second girlfriend or boyfriend (*D) |
| aqueous (*D) | watery (*D) |
| aquifer (*D) | water-bearing soil (*D) |
| pulchritudinous (*D) | full of beauty, beautiful |
| fenestrate (*D) | to put openings in something (*D) |
| delectable (*D) | very much pleasing to the taste (*D) |
| exhume (*D) | to dig up (usually from a grave) (*D) |
| nasal (*D) | pertaining to the nose (*D) |
| rosette (*D) | a tiny flower, as on a cake decoration (*D) |
| pulchritude (D)* | synonym for beauty (D)* |
| carpere | to gather, pick, crop |
| agere | to drive, to do, to perform |
| sine | without |
| etiam | also |
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