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Latin 4 Catullus & Horace Magnus
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| lepidus-a-um | charming, elegant; witty |
| libellus-i | little book |
| aridus-a-um | dry |
| modo (adv) | just now, recently |
| pumex-icis m/f | pumice-stone |
| expolio-ire | smooth off, polish |
| namque (conj) | for |
| soleo-ere | be used to, be accustomed to |
| aliquis, aliquid | someone, something |
| nugae-arum | jokes, trifles, nonsense |
| audeo-ere | dare |
| unus-a-um | alone, only; one |
| aevum-i | lifetime, age, generation; eternity |
| tres (abl. tribus) | three |
| explico (1) | unfold, unroll; arrange |
| carta-ae | a leaf or sheef |
| doctus-a-um | learned; full of learning |
| laboriosus-a-um | laborious, industrious |
| quare | therefore, wherefore |
| quisquis, quisquid | whoever, whatever |
| qualiscucmque,. qualecumque | of whatever sort, such as it is |
| plus | more, longer |
| maneo-ere | remain, stay |
| perennis-e | everlasting, perennial |
| saec(u)lum | a lifetime, generation, age |
| passer-eris m. | sparrow |
| deliciae-arum | delight, darling, sweetheart |
| puella-ae f. | girlfriend, girl, sweetheart |
| ludo-ere | play |
| sinus-us | fold, bosom |
| primum digitum | finger tip |
| appeto-ere | attack, assault; long for |
| acer, acris, acre | sharp |
| incito (1) | provoke |
| morsus-us | bite |
| cum (conj.) | when |
| desiderium-i | object of desire, sweetheart |
| niteo-ere | shine, look bright, be beautiful |
| nescio quid | something |
| lubet (libet) | it pleases |
| iocor (1) | jest, joke |
| solaciolum-i | a little comfort or solace |
| dolor-oris | pain, ache, grief |
| acquiesco-ere | become quiet, find rest |
| ardor-oris | flame, fires, heat |
| tristis-e | sad, miserable |
| levo (1) | lighten, ease |
| cura-ae | care; anxiety; love |
| vivo-ere | live |
| rumor-oris | common talk, gossip |
| aestimo (1) | value, rate |
| as, assis m. | a copper coin, penny |
| sol, solis m. | sun |
| occido-ere | fall down; set |
| redeo-ire | return |
| semel (adv.) | once |
| basium-i n. | kiss |
| usque (adv.) | continuously, without a break |
| conturbo (1) | throw into disorder or confusion; mix up |
| invideo-ere | look maliciously at, cast an evil eye upon |
| desino-ere | give up, stop, cease |
| ineptio-ire | play the fool, be a fool |
| duco-ere | lead; consider |
| fulgeo-ere (2) | sine, glitter |
| quondam | once |
| candidus-a-um | bright, dazzling |
| ventito (1) | come often |
| iocosa-orum (n.pl.) | playful things, playful moments |
| impotens-ntis | powerless, weak; lacking self-control |
| sector-ari | chase after |
| obstinatus-a-um | resolved, determined |
| perfero-ferre-tuli-latus | endure |
| obduro (1) | be firm, persist |
| vae | woe |
| bellus-a-um | pretty, nice, cute |
| basio (1) | kiss |
| labellum-i | little lip |
| mordeo-ere | bite, nibble |
| destinatus-a-um | fixed, decided, firm, steadfast |
| ocellus-i m. | little eye |
| digitus-i m. | finger |
| os, oris n. | mouth, lips |
| siccus-a-um | dry |
| sane | certainly, clearly, to be sure |
| nimis | especially, very, too |
| decoctor-toris m. | bankrupt, spendthrift, playboy, rake |
| saeclum-i n. | age, generation |
| insapiens-ntis | tasteless, devoid of appreciation |
| ver, veris | spring |
| egelidus-a-um | quite cool; with the chill off |
| tepores, teporum m. p. | warmth |
| furor-oris | fury, rage, storminess |
| aequinoctialis-is | equinoctial |
| silesco-ere | become silent, quiet down |
| aura-ae | breeze |
| linquo-ere | leave behind, abandon |
| uber, uberis | rich, fertile |
| aestuosus-a-um | hot, sweltering |
| praetrepidans-ntis | trembling in anticipation |
| aveo-ere | wish, want, long to |
| vagor-ari | wander, rush away, roam |
| studium-i | eagerness, enthusiasm |
| vigesco-ere | grow strong, come alive |
| coetus-us | group, company |
| longe | far |
| varie | variously, by different routes |
| disertus-a-um | eloquent, articulate |
| nepos-otis | grandson, descendant |
| quot | as many, however many |
| post (adv) | later, afterwards, hereafter |
| tantus...quantus | as much...as |
| patronus-i | patron, defender |
| fas | right |
| fas est | it is permitted |
| adversus-a-um | oppostie |
| identidem | again and again, repeatedly |
| sensus-us | senstion, feeling |
| torpeo-ere | become numb |
| tenuis-is | thin, fine, subtle |
| artus-us | limb |
| demano (1) | flow down, penetrate |
| tintino (1) | ring |
| geminus-a-um | twin |
| tego-ere, texi, tectus | cover |
| lumen-inis n. | light, (plural) eyes |
| molestus-a-um | annoying, bothersome |
| exsulto (1) | rejoice, revel in |
| gestio-ire-ivi | carry on , enjoy oneself, desire |
| prius (adv) | before, previously |
| quare | why |
| tener-era-erum | tender, delicate, soft |
| suppono-ere | put under, place under |
| femur, feminis n. | thigh |
| labefacto (1) | loosen, cause to waver, shake |
| perlucidulus-a-um | transparent, translucent |
| lapis-idis | stone |
| vallis-e | valley |
| ala-ae | wing, armpit |
| trux-cis | wild |
| caper, capri | goat |
| quicum | archaic feminine abl. sing. |
| cubo (1) | lie down, recline, be in bed |
| nasus-i | nose |
| Persicus-a-um | Persian, eastern, exotic |
| apparatus-us | pomp, display |
| displiceo (2)ui-itum | (+dat.) displease, be not pleasing |
| necto-ere, nexui, nexum | bind, stitch, weave |
| philyra-ae | bark (from the linden tree) |
| sector-arisectatus sum | search |
| serus-a-um | late |
| myrtus-i | myrtle |
| adlaboro (1) | work at, add |
| sedulus-a-um | fussy, diligent, particular |
| minister-stri | servant |
| dedecet (+acc) | unsuitable |
| artus-a-um | thick, dense |
| vitis, vitis | grape, vine |
| diffugio-ere-fugi | flee, disperse, scatter |
| nix, nivis f. | snow |
| gramen-inis n. | grass |
| campus-i m. | plain, level surface |
| comae f. | hair; leaves |
| mutare vices | pass through one's cycle of change |
| decresco-ere-crevi-cretus | decrease, grow smaller |
| ripa-ae f. | bank of a river, shore |
| praetereo-ire-ii-itus | pass by, go by |
| geminus-a-um | twin, double |
| chorus-i m. | choral dance, people singing & dancing, troop |
| almus-a-um | kindly, gracious, nurturing |
| mitesco-ere | become mild, soft, or ripe |
| ver, veris n. | spring |
| protero-ere-trivi-tritus | trample down, crush |
| aestas-tatis f. | summer |
| intereo-ire-ii-itus | perish, die |
| pomifer-a-um | fruit-bearing, fruitful |
| frux-gis f. | fruit, crops |
| bruma-ae f. | shortest day, winter |
| recurro-ere-curri-cursus | run back, return |
| iners-ertis adj. | lacking skill, inactive, lazy |
| damnum-i n. | loss |
| reparo (1) | obtain in exchange for, recover |
| caelestis-e | of the sky, celestial, divine |
| quo adv. | where, for what purpose |
| pulvis-eris m. | dust |
| adicio-ere-ieci-iectus | throw to, add |
| hodiernus-a-um | of today |
| crastinus-a-um | of tomorrow |
| summa-ae f. | the whole, sum |
| superus-a-um | upper, higher |
| cunctus-a-um | whole, all, entire |
| avidus-a-um | greedy, avaricious, eager |
| semel adv. | once, once for all |
| arbitrium-i n. | decision, judgement |
| facundia-ae f. | eloquence |
| restituo-ere-stiti-stitus | restore, revive |
| pietas-atis f. | duty, devotion |
| tenebrae-arum f. pl. | darkness |
| pudicus-a-um | modest, honorable, chaste |
| valeo (2) -ui-itus | be powerful, be strong, be well |
| abrumpo-ere-rupi-ruptus | break, break apart |
| vinculum-i n. | chain, bond |
| exigo-ere-egi-actus | drive out, complete, execute |
| aes, aeris n. | copper, bronze, money |
| perennis-e | lasting, enduring |
| regalis-e | royal, regal |
| situs-us | site |
| imber-bris m. | rain |
| edax-acis | greedy, devouring |
| inpotens-ntis | powerless, weak |
| diruo-ere-ui-dirutus | cause to fall in ruin, demolish |
| innumerabilis-e | countless, numberless |
| series-ei f. | series, sequence, succession |
| vito (1) | avoid, shun |
| Libitina-ae | Libitina (the goddess of corpses & funerals) |
| usque adv. | continuously, continually |
| qua adv. | where |
| obstrepo-ere-ui-pitus | make a loud noice, roar |
| Aufidus-i m. | Aufidus (a river in Apulia) |
| princeps-is adj. | first in time, leading, first |
| deduco-ere-duxi-ductus | lead away, lead down; adapt |
| sumo-ere, sumpsi, sumptus | take, take on |
| laurus-i f. | laurel tree |
| cingo-ere, cinxi, cinctus | surround, encircle, gird |
| coma-ae f. | hair |
| splendidus-a-um | bright, brilliant, glittering |
| vitrum-i n. | glass |
| dono (1) | give |
| haedus-i m. | young goat, kid |
| frons-ntis f. | forehead, brow, front |
| turgidus-a-um | swollen |
| cornu-us n. | horn |
| proelium-i n. | battle |
| gelidus-a-um | cold, icy |
| inficio-ere-feci-fectus | dye, imbue, taint, stain |
| ruber-bra-brum | red |
| rivus-i m. | stream |
| lascivus-a-um | playful, frisky, wanton |
| suboles-lis f. | offspring |
| flagrans-ntis | hot, blazing, passionate |
| atrox-cis | dreadful, fierce, cruel |
| canicula-ae f. | the Dog Star, Sirius |
| vomer-eris m. | plowshare, plow |
| praebeo (2)-ui-itus | give, supply, provide |
| pecus-oris n. | farm animal, livestock |
| vagus-a-um | wandering, roaming |
| cavus-a-um | hollow, concave |
| ilex-icis f. | holm oak, ilex |
| loquax-acis | talkative; burbling |
| lympha-ae f. | water |
| desilio-ire-ui | leap or jump down |
| tellus-uris f. | land, earth, country, ground |
| pulvinar-aris n. | sacred couch (on which the image of a god was placed) |
| daps, dapis f. | feast, banquet |
| antehac | previously |
| cella-ae f. | storeroom, wine cellar |
| avitus-a-um | of a grandfather, ancestral |
| demens-ntis | mad, insane |
| funus-eris | funeral, death, destruction |
| contaminatus-a-um | unclean, filthy, tainted |
| morbus-i m. | disease |
| quidlibet | anything at all |
| turpis-e | filthy, foul |
| ebrius-a-um | drunk |
| minuo-ere-ui-utus | make smaller, lessen, diminish |
| sospes, sospitis | safe, saved |
| lymphatus-a-um | maddened, crazed |
| Mareoticum-i | Mareotic wine |
| redigo-ere, redegi, redactus | drive back, bring back, force |
| volo (1) | fly |
| remus-i | oar |
| adurgeo (2) | chase, closely pursue |
| accipiter, accipitris | hawk |
| columba-ae | dove |
| lepus-oris m. | hare |
| citus-a-um | swift |
| nivalis-e | snowy |
| fatalis-e | deadly, destructive |
| generosus-a-um | noble |
| muliebriter | in a womanly way, like a woman |
| expavesco-ere-pavi | fear greatly, dread |
| ensis-is m. | sword |
| reparo (1) | seek instead, obtain again |
| regia-ae f. | palace, royal city, capital |
| asper-era-erum | harsh, rough, scaly |
| ater-tra-trum | black, deadly |
| combibo-ere-bibi-bibitus | drink in deeply |
| delibero (1) | resolve |
| scilicet | obviously, clearly |
| invideo (2)-vidi-visus | envy, begrudge, deny |
| privata | as a private person |
| gracilis-e | slender, thin |
| perfudo-ere | pour over, fill with |
| urgeo (2) | push, press upon |
| gratus-a-um | pleasing |
| antrum-i | cave |
| flavus-a-um | yellow, golden, blonde, auburn |
| religo-ere | tie, fasten behind; untie |
| simplex-icis | simple, artless, plain |
| munditia-ae | neatness, elegance |
| quotiens adv. | how often |
| asper-a-um | rough, violent |
| niger-a-um | black, dark, gloomy |
| emiror (1 dep) | wonder at exceedingly, be astonished at |
| insolens-ntis | unaccustomed, excessive |
| fruor-i-fructus | enjoy (+abl) |
| credulus-a-um | credulous, trustful |
| vacuus-a-um | empty, free, available |
| nescius-a-um | ignorant, unaware |
| fallax-acis | deceitful, deceptive |
| intemptatus-a-um | untried, unattempted |
| niteo (2) | shine |
| tabula-ae | board, plank, (votive) tablet |
| votiva-a-um | votive, relating to a vow |
| paries-ietis | wall |
| uvidus-a-um | wet |
| suspendo-ere | hang up |
| nix, nivis | snow |
| sustineo (2) | hold up, support |
| onus-eris | burden |
| gelu-us n. | frost, cold, chill |
| consto-are-stiti | stand together, stand still |
| acutus-a-um | sharp, severe |
| frigus-oris n. | cold |
| lignum-i n. | wood (often pl.) |
| super | prep. + abl. above |
| focus-i | hearth, fireplace |
| large adv. | generously, plentifully |
| benigne adv. | lavishly, liberally |
| depromo-ere-psi-psus | bring out, produce |
| quadrimus-a-um | four-year old |
| merus-a-um | pure, unmixed; wine not mixed with water |
| diota-ae | two-handled wine jar |
| sterno-ere, stravi, stratus | stretch out, spread out |
| fervidus-a-um | boiling, burning, hot, impetuous |
| deproelior | fight fiercely struggle violently |
| cupressus-i f. | cypress |
| ornus-i f. | flowering ash |
| fuge | = noli |
| quem...cumque | whatever |
| lucrum-i | profit, gain |
| adpono-ere-sui-situs | add; treat as, count as |
| chorea-ae | dance |
| donec | as long as, while |
| vireo (2) | be green, fresh, youthful |
| canities-ei | white or gray coloring; old age |
| morosus-a-um | difficult |
| campus-i | plain |
| lenis-e | smooth |
| susurrus-i | whispering |
| compono-ere | put together, arrange |
| proditor-oris | betrayer |
| intumus-a-um | innermost, most secret |
| angulus-i | angle, corner |
| pignus-eris/oris n. | pledge, token |
| lacertus-i | upper arm |
| pertinax-acis | badly, insufficiently, wickedly, scarcely |
| aequus-a-um | equal, evenm impartial, fair |
| arduus-a-um | steep, towering, lofty, high |
| secus adv. | otherwise, not so |
| insolens-ntis | unaccustomed, ,excessive |
| tempero (1) | moderate, hold back |
| laetitia-ae | happiness, joy |
| gramen-inis n. | grass |
| festus-a-um | festal, on holiday |
| reclino (1) | cause to lean back |
| beo (1) | bless, make happy |
| interior-ius | inner, interior, private |
| nota -ae f. | mark, sign, wine of a special vintage |
| quo adv. | where, for what purpose |
| albus-a-um | white, bright |
| populus-i f. | poplar tree |
| consocio (1) | unite, connect, share |
| ramus-i m. | branch |
| quid adv. | why |
| obliquus-a-um | slanting, zigzag |
| lympha-ae f. | water |
| fugax-acis | swift, fugitive, elusive |
| trepido (1) | be agitated, hurry |
| rivus-i m. | stream |
| unguentum-i n. | ointment, perfume |
| amoenus-a-um | charming, pleasant |
| aetas-tatis f. | time, age |
| filum-i n. | thread |
| ater-tra-trum | black, dark, gloomy |
| coemo-ere-emi-emptus | buy up |
| saltus-us m. | forest or mountain pasture |
| flavus-a-um | yellow, golden, blonde, auburn |
| exstruo-ere-xi-ctus | heap up, pile up, construct |
| altum-i n. | the deep, sea, high place or position, heaven |
| potior-iri-itus | get possession of, obtain, posses |
| priscus-a-um | ancient, former |
| intersum-esse-fui-futurus | impers. it makes a difference |
| infimus-a-um | lowest, most humble |
| divum-i n. | sky |
| Orcus-i m. | Orcus (god of lower world), death |
| verso (1) | keep turning, stir |
| serius adv. | later |
| ocius adv. | sooner, quicker |
| sors, sortis f. | lot, share |
| inpono-ere-posui-positus | place ono or over, build on |
| cumba-ae f. | small boat, skiff |
| otiosum-i | leisure |
| scortillum-i | little whore |
| repente (adv) | suddenly |
| sane (adv) | indeed, to be sure, surely |
| illepidus-a-um | not charming, unbecoming, ungraceful |
| invenustus-a-um | unlovely, unattractive |
| incido-ere | fall upon, light upon; come to or occur to |
| sermo-onis | conversation, talk |
| se habere (idiom) | hold one's self, be in such a condition or state |
| quisnam, quaenam, quidnam | who, which, that |
| prosum-esse | benefit, profit (+dat) |
| aes, aeris n. | bronze, money |
| praetor-oris | governor (of a province) |
| cohors-hortis | the staff (of a praetor) |
| quisquam, quaequam, quidquam | anyone, anything |
| unctus-a-um | anointed, oiled; rich |
| praesertim | especially |
| facio-ere | make; value, consider |
| illic (adv) | there, in that place |
| comparo (1) | buy, obtain |
| lectica-ae | a litter |
| beatus-a-um | happy, blessed |
| malignus-a-um | evil, unkind |
| paro (1) | prepare; buy |
| rectus-a-um | upright, stalwart |
| grabatus-i | a cot, camp-bed |
| collum-i | neck |
| colloco (1) | place |
| decet | (impers) it suits, it befits |
| cinaedus-a-um | wanton, lascivious, impudent |
| paulum (adv) | for a little time |
| commodo (1) | lend |
| ratio-ionis f. | reason |
| sodalis-is | comrade |
| insulsus-a-um | unsalted, tatsteless, silly |
| male (adv) | very |
| molestus-a-um | troublesome |
| licet | (impers) it is permitted |
| llinteum-i | napkin |
| salsus-a-um | witty, humerous, salty |
| quamvis | ever so, hightly |
| sordidus-a-um | sordid, filthy, disgraceful |
| furtum-i | theft |
| talentum-i | a talent (large sum of money) |
| lepos, leporis m. | charm |
| differtus-a-um | stuffed with, full of (+gen) |
| quare | therefore |
| aestimatio-tionis f. | price |
| verum (conj.) | but |
| mnemsynum-i | souvenire, memento |
| sudarium-i n. | sweat cloth, handkerchief, napkin |
| munus-eris n. | gift |
| ceno (1) | dine |
| affero-ferre-tuli-latus | bring |
| candidus-a-um | white, fair-skinned, striking |
| sal, salis m. | salt, wit, humor |
| cachinnus-i m. | loud laughter |
| sacculus-i m. | small sack, bag |
| aranea-ae f. | spider web, cobweb |
| merus-a-um | undiluted, pure |
| unguentum-i | perfume |
| olfacio-ere | smell |
| nasus-i | nose |
| probe | throughly, well |
| dicax-cacis | witty |
| urbanus-a-um | urbane, sophisticated |
| perscribo-ere | write at length |
| palimpsestum-i | palimpsest (re-used parchment) |
| refero-ferre | record, jot down |
| carta-ae | paper, papyrus |
| regius-a-um | royal, high-quality, expensive |
| umbilicus-i m. | naval, knob (used in rolling papyrus) |
| lorum-i n. | strap, leather tie |
| ruber-bra-brum | red |
| membrana-ae f. | thin skin, scroll cover |
| derigo-ere | guide, line (a page) |
| plumbum-i n. | lead (used for making lines on paper) |
| pumex-icis m. | pumice stone |
| aequo (1) | make level, make even |
| bellus-a-um | handsome, dashing |
| unus-a-um | merely, only |
| caprimulgus-i m. | goat-milker, goatherd |
| fossor, fossoris m. | ditchdigger |
| abhorreo-ere | differ, be different |
| scitus-a-um | knowing, shrewd, sharp |
| infacetus-a-um | witless, dull-witted, crude |
| nimirum | clearly |
| attribuo-ere | allot, assign |
| mantica-ae f. | wallet, knapsack |
| ocellus-i m. | little eye |
| digitus-i m. | finger |
| os, oris n. | mouth, lips |
| siccus-a-um | dry |
| sane | certainly, clearly, to be sure |
| nimis | especially, very, too |
| decoctor-toris m. | bankrupt, spendthrift, playboy, rake |
| saeclum-i n. | age, generation |
| insapiens-ntis | tasteless, devoid of appreciation |
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