 |
Java Games: Flashcards, matching, concentration, and word search. |
 |
|
Latin 3 Semester 1 Vocabulary Review
Ecce Romani Chapters 46-54 Vocabulary Review
|
| A | B |
|---|
| pupae | dolls |
| capita aut navia | heads or ships |
| par impar | odd or even |
| digitis micare | game of digits |
| ludus latrunculorum | game of bandits |
| tali | knucklebones |
| putare | to think |
| ludus | school;game |
| fere | almost |
| postremo | finally |
| ambo | both |
| donum | gift |
| donare | to give a gift |
| dies natalis | birthday |
| abripere | to snatch away |
| laedere | to harm |
| negotiosus | busy |
| pro certo havere | to be sure |
| munera | games |
| sperare | to hope |
| constat | it is agreed |
| epigramma | epigram |
| imperator | emperor |
| mavult | he prefers |
| quo maior eo plus | the greater the more |
| continere | to hold |
| malle | to prefer |
| mature | early |
| pulvinar | seat of honor |
| tesserae | tickets |
| apparitores | gate keepers |
| tubicines | trumpet players |
| cornicines | horn players |
| lanistae | trainers |
| verbera | thrash him! |
| iugula | murder him! |
| hoc habet | He's hit! |
| Mitte | Let him go! |
| meridani | midday fighters |
| tot | so many |
| deliciae | delight |
| admiratio | amazement |
| contra | against; opposite |
| ostendere | to show |
| conicere | to throw |
| convertere | to turn |
| tollere | to lift; raise |
| consistere | to halt; to stand |
| furor | frenzy |
| acriter | fiercely |
| alias | at another time |
| arena | sand; arena |
| milia | thousands |
| pugna | battle |
| obstupefactus | astounded |
| incedere | to march in |
| uri | to be burnt with fire |
| vinciri | to be shackled with chains |
| verberari | to be beaten with rods |
| ferro necari | to be killed with steel |
| murmillo | fishman gladiator |
| retiarius | netman gladiator |
| bestiarii | beast fighters |
| naumachia | naval battles |
| venatio | wild beast hunt |
| admirationi esse | to be a source of amazement |
| quasi | as if |
| admiror, admirari | to wonder (at) |
| placide | gently; peacefully |
| clementer | in a kindly manner |
| blande | in a coaxing/winning manner |
| exanimatus | paralyzed |
| mutuus | mutual |
| crudelitas | cruelty |
| lambo, lambere | to lick |
| parco, parcere | to spare |
| cogo, cogere | to compel; to force |
| doleo, dolere | to be sorry; sad; in pain |
| claudus | lame |
| lateo, latere | to lie in hiding |
| mitis | gentle |
| mansuetus | tame |
| stirps | thorn |
| consensus | agreement |
| vescor, vesci | to feed (on) |
| cavea | cage |
| immanis | huge |
| miror, mirari | to wonder |
| re vera | really; actually |
| impetus | attack |
| redeamus | let us return |
| immitto, immittere | to send in; to release |
| incipio, incipere | to begin |
| intellego, intellegere | to understand; to realize |
| sol, solis | sun |
| serenus | clear; bright |
| avis, avis | bird |
| observo, observare | to watch; pay attention to |
| adeo | so much; to such an extent |
| deditus | devoted; dedicated |
| nuper | recently |
| Heus | Hey there |
| id quod | that which |
| curae esse | to be a cause of anxiety (to) |
| lucet, lucere | it is light; it is day |
| taedet, taedere | it bores; makes one tired of |
| neglego, neglegere | to neglect; to ignore |
| oportet, oportere | it is fitting; ought |
| gens, gentis | family; clan |
| epulae, epularum | banquet; feast |
| similis | similar to; like |
| iuvenis, iuvenis | young man |
| submissus | quiet; subdued; soft |
| despondeo, despondere | to betroth; promis in marriage |
| decet, decere | it is becoming; fitting; should |
| ita | thus; in such a way |
| sic | thus; in this way |
| talis | such |
| tam | so |
| tantus | so great |
| tantum | so much |
| tot | so many |
| sponsalia, sponsalium | betrothal ceremony |
| pronuba | bride's attendant |
| propinuus | relative |
| ait | he/she says/said |
| conversus | having turned; turning |
| anulus | ring |
| sinister | left |
| apto, aptare | to place; to fit |
| gratulor, gratulari | to congratulate |
| demitto, demittere | to let down; to lower |
| spondeo, spondere | to promise solemnly; to pledge |
| officium togae virilis | coming of age ceremony |
| Liberalia | festival of Liber or Bacchus |
| consecrare | to dedicate |
| bulla | luck charm |
| toga praetexta | purple-edged toga |
| lararium | shrine to household gods |
| toga virilis/toga pura | plain white toga |
| deducere | to escort |
| tabulae | records; tablets |
| purus | spotless, clean, plain white |
| sumere | to assume; put on for first time |
| invitaverat ut | he had invited (them) to |
| limen, liminis | threshold; doorway |
| si quis | if anyone |
| nonnulli | some |
| oro, orare | to beg |
| ne se dimitteret | not to send them away |
| impero, imperare | to order |
| Lares | household gods |
| familiaris | belonging to the family |
| praecipio, praecipere | to instruct; to order |
| dimitto, dimittere | to send away |
| comitor, comitari | to accompany |
| erat inscribendum | had to be registered |
| amplector, amplecti | to embrace |
| gratias agere | to thank |
| erga | toward |
| benevolentia | kindness |
| mos, moris | custom; character |
| posterus | next; following |
| placuit | it was decided |
| ne quis | that no one |
| enuntio, enuntiare | to reveal; to divulge |
| patres, patrum | senators |
| eo magis | all the more |
| utrum...an | whether...or |
| haberet | should have |
| trepidans, trepidantis | in a panic |
| caterva | crowd |
| potius quam | rather than |
| ago, agere | to do, drive, discuss, debate |
| profero, proferre | to carry forward; to continue |
| urgeo, urgere | to press; to insist |
| fides, fidei | good faith; reliability; trust |
| ingenium | intelligence, ingenuity |
| consultum | decree |
| cognomen, cognominis | surname |
| honoris causa | for the sake of an honor |
| praebeo, praebere | to display; to show |
| mundus muliebris | woman's articles |
| tunica alba | white tunic |
| reticulum | hair net |
| flammeum | veil |
| pronuba | married woman |
| auspexauspicis | augur; officiating priest |
| tabulas nuptiales obsignare | to sign the marriage contract |
| dextras iungere | to joing right hands |
| feliciter | good luck |
| deductio | procession of guests |
| taedae | torches |
| nuces | nuts |
| super limen tollere | to carry over the threshold |
| vitta | ribbon |
| myrtus | myrtle |
| laurus | bay tree (laurel) |
| orno, ornare | to decorate |
| ara, arae | altar |
| sacra, sacrorum | religious rites; sacrifice |
| rite | properly |
| exta, extorum | inner organs of animals |
| dextra | right hands |
| nova nupta | bride |
| ne laberetur | so she wouldn't stumble |
| iungo, iungere | to join |
| ardeo, ardere | to burn; to blaze |
| maritus | husband |
| martifere | mortally; critically |
| eximius | outstanding |
| carus | dear; beloved |
| funus, funeris | funeral |
| quid ageret | how he was |
| siccus | dry |
| decedo, decedere | to die |
| operio, operire | to hide; to cover |
| pectus plangere | to beat the breast |
| capillis solutis | dishevelled hair |
| scissa veste | torn clothing |
| pompa | procession |
| candelae | candles |
| lucernae | lamps |
| neniae | funeral dirges |
| lictores | public attendants |
| fasces | bundle of rods as symbols of office |
| laudatio | speech of praise |
| rogus | funeral pyre |
| manes | spirit of the dead |
| hortor, hortari | to encourage; to urge |
| levis | smooth |
| coxa | hipbone |
| est arcessendus | must be sent for |
| febris, febris | fever |
| morbus | illness |
| funebris | funeral |
| tibicen, tibicinis | piper |
| imago, imaginis | likeness; mask |
| maiores, maiorum | ancestors |
| mimus | actor of mime; buffoon |
| familiares | household members |
| ploro, plorare | to lament; to mourn |
| frango, frangere | to break |
| ingravesco, ingravescere | to grow worse |
| scindo, scindere | to cut, split, carve, tear |
| solvo, solvere | to loosen, untie, dishevel |
| commemoro, commemorare | to mention, comment on, recount |
| merita conferre | to render services |
| hilaris | cheerful |
| extsruo, exstruere | to build |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Latin teacher |
Joe E. Newsome High School |
| Lithia, FL |
|
|
|
|
|
| |
