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Chapter III Vocabulary
Vocabulary from chapter three
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| vel -ox, -ocis | speedy, fast |
| certam -en, -inis | contest [n] |
| curs -us, -us | course; race [m] |
| certamine cursus | in a foot race |
| superare | to beat |
| nam | for, since |
| ut...sic | as...so |
| celerit -as, -atis | speed [f] |
| quondam | once |
| in matrimonium accipere | (said of a girl) to marry |
| fat -a, -orum | [n] {pl} fate |
| enim | for, since |
| prohib -eo, -ere, -ui, -itus | to prevent, keep |
| innupta | unmarried |
| camp -us, -i | [m] (unplowed) field |
| turb -a, 0ae | [f] crowd |
| proc -us, -i | [m] suitor |
| fug -io, -ere, fugi, fuguturus | to shun, avoid |
| prius | first |
| contend -o, -ere -i | to compete |
| thalm -us, -i | [m] marraige bed; bridal chamber |
| praemi -um, -i | [n] reward, prize |
| preti -um, -i | [n] price |
| tard -us, -a, -um | slow; [m] {pl} the slow ones, slowpokes |
| lex legis | [f] rule |
| privare (+ abl.) | to deprive (of) |
| quamquam | although |
| dur -us, -a, -um | hard, tough |
| tamen | still, yet |
| attrah -o, -ere, attraxi, attractus | to attract |
| pedibus | in a foot race |
| certare | to compete |
| inqu -us, -a, -um | uneven, lopsided, unfair |
| spectator | as a spectator |
| secum dicere | to say to oneself |
| dem -ens, -entis | crazy, insane |
| pet -o, -ere, -ivi, -itus | to chase after |
| nimi -us, -a, -um | excessive |
| damnare | to condemn, critisize |
| ut | when |
| faci -es, -ei | [f] face |
| formos -us, -a, -um | handsome, shapely |
| velam -en, -inis | [n] robe |
| detrah -o, -ere, detraxi, detractus | to pull off, take off |
| obstipesc -o, -ere, -ui | to be stunned |
| ignosc -o, -ere, ignovi, ignotum (+dat) | to pardon, excuse |
| modo | just now |
| temere | rashly |
| fortun -a, -ae | [f] luck |
| re vera | after all |
| aud -ens, -entis | [m][f] bold one |
| iuvare | to help |
| dum | while |
| secum agitare | to think over, mull over |
| talia | such thoughts |
| pratervolare | to go whizzing by |
| virg -o, -inis | [f] (unmarried) girl |
| decurr -o, -ere, decurri, decursus | to run by, pass |
| victr -ix, -icis | victorious |
| coron -a, -ae | [f] wreath, crown |
| victi | the losers |
| gemit -us, -us | [m] groan |
| gemitum dae | to dare let out a groan |
| pend -o, -ere, pependi, pensus | to pay (a penalty) |
| ex foedere | accordig to the agreement |
| poen -a, -ae | [f] penalty |
| event -us, -us | [m] outcome, turn of events |
| consist -o, -ere, constiti | to stand up, take one's stand |
| in medio | in the middle (of the spectators) |
| vult -us, -us | [m] looks, expression |
| fig -o, -ere, fixi, fixus | to fix |
| quae -ro, -rere, -sivi, -situs | to seek, ask |
| palm -a, -ae | [f] palm of victory |
| conced -o, -ere, concessi, concessus | to grant |
| utique | at least |
| av -us, -i | [m] grand-father |
| par, paris (+dat) | equal to; [m] a match (for) |
| nom -en, -inis | [n] name, reputation |
| per -do, -ere dere, didi, -ditus | to lose |
| dicentem | speaking (supply puerum) |
| moll -is, -is, -e | soft, gentle |
| aspici -o, -ere, aspexi, aspectus | to look at |
| dubitat | wonders |
| utrum...an | either...or |
| malit | she should prefer |
| formos -us, -a, -um | handsome |
| iniqu -us, -a, -um | unfair, hostile |
| perd -ere | to destroy, ruin |
| discrimine | at the risk (of) |
| coniugi -um, -i | [n]marraige |
| tanti | of such great worth, worth all that |
| form -a, -ae | [f] handsomeness |
| tang -o, -ere, tetigi, tactus | to touch |
| adhuc | still (only) |
| aet -as, -atis | [f] age |
| dum licit | while it is allowed, while you may |
| hosp -es, -itis | [m] guest, stranger |
| nub -o, -ere, nupsi, nupta (+dat) | to marry |
| cura tui | concern for you (objective genative) |
| occid -o, -ere, -i, occasum | to fall down, be killed |
| pro certo | for sure |
| nex, necis | [f] (violent) death |
| pat -ior, -i, passus sum (dep) | to suffer |
| pretium | as the price |
| inoportune -us, -a, -um | ruthless |
| cubil -e, -is | [n] bed, couch |
| sociare | to share |
| amat | is in love |
| sent -io, -ire, sensi, sensus | to realize |
| Cythere -us, -a, -um | Cytherean (born on the isle of Cythera) |
| orare | to beg |
| incend -o, -ere, -i, incensus | to light, kindle |
| prex, precis | [f] plea, prayer |
| pom -um, -i | [n] apple |
| aure -us, -a, -um | golden, solid gold |
| utilit -as, -atis | [f] use, usefulness |
| explanare | explain |
| cum diligentia | in detail, with detail |
| tub -a, -ae | [f] trumpet |
| carc -er, -eris | [m] starting gate |
| volare | to fly |
| faut -or, -oris | [m] the pace |
| accelerare | to speed up, pick up |
| relinqu -o, -ere, reliqui, relictus | to leave behind |
| non longe abest | is not far away |
| anhel -us, -a, -um | panting |
| haren -a, -ae | [f] sand |
| iac -ia, -ere, ieci, iactus | to throw |
| cupi -o, -inis | [f] desire, eagerness |
| se inclinare | to bend down |
| toll -o, -ere, sustuli, sublatus | to pick up, lift |
| praeter -eo, -ire, -ii, -itus | to pass |
| applaud -o, -ere, applausi, applausus | to applaud |
| terg -um, -i | [n] back |
| iact -us, -us | [m] toss(ing) |
| remorata | (although) delayed |
| consequ -or, -i, consecutus sum | to catch up (with) |
| restare | to remain |
| ultima meta | the goal post |
| praecurr -o, -ere, praecursi, praecursum | to run ahead, be out in front |
| adiuv -o, -ara, aduvi, adiutus | to help |
| nitid -us, -a, -um | shiny |
| ab obliquo | to the side |
| pond -us,, -eris | [n] weight |
| aug-eo, -ere, auxi, auctus | to increase |
| in ipso tempore | in the nick of time |
| prior venit | is the first one to come |
| praemium | i.e. Atlanta |
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