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CLC: Stage 13: in Britannia

Cambridge Latin Course, N.A. 3rd. Edition. Vocabulary review for Stage 13.

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deplorant: deplorarethey complain about
pluitit is raining
solem: solsun (acc. sg.)
redire voloI want to return
aquam: aquawater (acc. sg.)
bibere non possumI cannot drink
foedafoul, horrible
pavimentumfloor
lavat: lavarehe washes
laborare noloI do not want to work
fessustired
advenit: advenirehe arrives
apud Cantiacosamong the Cantiaci
coniurationem: coniuratioplot (acc. sg.)
vulneratuswounded
BritanniaBritain
ItaliamItaly (acc.)
CantiaciThe name of a tribe in southeastern Britain
metalluma mine
hospeshost
quamquamalthough
ferrumiron (acc. sg.)
effodiebant: effoderethey used to dig
inutilisuseless
carnificibus: carnifexexecutioner (dat./abl. pl.)
nomenname
vindicare voluithe wanted to avenge
itaqueand so
ubiwhen
ceterithe others
pugionem: pugiodagger (acc. sg.)
cusodies: custosguards (acc. pl.)
elusit: eluderehe slip past
manus . . . extendithe streched out his hands
veniam petivithe begged for mercy
saeviebat: saevirehe was in a rage
conscii: consciusaccomplices (nom. pl.)
suppliciumdeath penalty
posco: poscereI demand
nocensguilty
innocentes: innocensinnocents (acc. pl.)
coniurabant: coniurarethey were plotting
invitusunwilling, reluctant
in areaminto the courtyard
in ordinesin rows
se instruxerunt: se instruerethey drew themselves up
secumwith him
rexking
equites: equeshorsemen (acc. pl.)
equo: equushorse (abl. sg.)
pueri puellaequethe boys and girls
CogidubnusBritish ally of the Romans, appointed king under Emperor Claudius
geminitwins
simulacas soon as
insolensrude, insolent
erupit: erumpereto break away
nonnullisome, several
retraxerunt: retraherethey dragged back
se recepit: se recipereto recover
punireto punish
facileeasy
agros: agerfield (acc. pl.)
segetem: segescrop, harvest
frumentumgrain
horreumbarn, granary
intulerunt: inferrebring in
aratores: aratorplowman
magisterforeman
nonnesurely
praeest: praeessebe in charge of
eito him
peritissimus: peritusmost skillfull
solusalone, only
rem rusticamthe farming
curareto look after, supervise
simulatqueas soon as
ferunt: ferrebring
ignavis: ignavuslazy
aedificiumbuilding
diradreadful, awful
taurusbull
neglegenscareless
Britannis: BritanniBritons
advenio, advenire, advenito arrive
aedificumbuilding
aegersick, ill
alter: alterumthe other, the second
canto, cantare, cantavito sing
ceterithe others, the rest
coniuratio: coniurationemplot
custos: custodemguard
decido, decidere, decidito fall down
dico, dicere, dixito say
excito, excitare, excitavito arouse, wake up
fessustired
geminitwins
haurio, haurire, hausito drain, drink up
horreumbarn, granary
interficio, interficere, interfecito kill
ita veroyes
noloI do not want
novusnew
nullusnot any, no
numero, numerare, numeravito count
ordo: ordinemrow
possumI can, I am able
retineo, retinere, retinuito keep
ruo, ruere, ruito rush
sehimself, herself, themselves
suavitersweetly
traho, trahere, traxito drag
voloI want
vulnero, vulnerare, vulneravito wound


Mary Kuchlenz

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