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Capitulum XI--Chapter 11 vocab. and derivations
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gena, -ae | cheek |
lingua, -ae | tongue, language |
vena, -ae | vein |
capillus, -i | hair |
medicus, -i | doctor |
lectus, -i | bed |
culter, CULTRI (m) | knife |
bracchium, brachii (n) | arm |
membrum, membri (n) | limb |
cerebrum, cerebri (n) | brain |
poculum, poculi (n) | cup |
sanguis, SANGUINis (m) | blood |
venter, VENTRis, (ventrium) (m) | stomach |
auris, auris, (aurium) (f) | ear |
frons, frontis (frontium) (f) | forehead |
corpus, CORPORis, (neu) | body |
crus, cruris (n) | leg |
caput, CAPITis (n) | head |
os, ORis (n) | mouth |
pectus, PECTORis (n) | chest, breast |
cor, CORDis (cordium) (n) | heart |
manus, manus (fem 4th decl) | hand |
humanus, -a, -um | human |
stultus, -a, -um | foolish, stupid |
sanus, -a, -um | healthy, sound in body |
aeger, aegra, aegrum | sick |
ruber, rubra, rubrum | red |
bene | well |
male | badly |
ergo | therefore |
atque | and |
enim | for |
infra [w/ accusative] | below |
sanAre | to make healthy, to heal |
stAre | to stand |
aegrotAre | to be sick |
palpitAre | to throb, beat |
putAre | to think |
sedEre | to sit |
iubEre | to order |
dolEre | to feel pain, to hurt |
admovEre | to move to |
gaudEre | to rejoice, be happy |
horrEre | to bristle, stand on end |
bibere (3) | to drink |
tangere (3) | to touch |
dicere (3) | to say |
apponere (3) | to put |
arcessere (3) | to summon |
fluere (3) | to flow |
sentIre (4) | to feel |
revenIre (4) | to come back, return |
Cogito ergo sum | I think; therefore, I am [Descartes] |
(D*) a STATionary bicycle... | stands, doesn't go anywhere |
(D*) mellifluous sounds... | go well together |
(D*) to imbibe is to... | drink |
(D*) bibulous means... | inclined to drink a lot |
(D*) in a sanatarium one becomes... | healthy again |
(D*) When you're excited, your heart.... quickly | palpitates |
(D*) healthful means... | promoting good health |
(D*) healthy means... | in a state of good health |
(D*) at a sedentary job, one.... | sits a lot |
(D*) an orifice (opening) comes from the word meaning.... | mouth |
(D*) your brachial artery is in your upper... | arm |
(D*) If you are bi-lingual you (have, speak) | two tongues |
(D*) the crater was poculiform, or | cup-shaped |
(D*) the Pope wear a pectoral cross on his | chest |
(D*) vocabulary is stultifying because it makes me feel.... | stupid, overcome |
(D*) a rubescent glow on the skin would look... | red |
(D*) to malign somebody is to ... | say bad things |
(D*) ear: ____ :: oral : mouth | aural |
(D*) heart attack is sometimes called a... | coronary |
(D*) manus and facere together give us.... | manufacture [make by hand, literally] |
ego: I :: ergo: _____ | therefore |
(D*) the flu is a type of... | malady |
(D*) This cough medicine is a(n).... | expectorant |
(D*) fancy word for "to spit" | expectorate |
(D*) the "vox humana" stop on an organ mimics the... | human voice |
(D*) a cerebral discussion in class would involve a lot of ... | brain-work, thinking |
(D*) a corpulent person is probably... | fat |
labrum, labri (n) | lip |
color, coloris (m) | color |
iecur, iecoris (n) | liver |
noster, -tra, -trum | our, ours |
spectAre | to watch, look at |
detergEre | to wipe off |
posse | to be able (can) |
modo | only, just (just do it!) |
super | on top of, above |
de | of, about, (down)from |
nec (contraction for "ne que") | neither, but, nor, not, and not |
viscera, -um (n. pl.) | guts, internal organs |
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