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Vocabulary for Ecce Romani chapter 20-24!

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to staymaneo, manere, mansi, mansurus
after, prep. + accpost
middle ofmedius,-a,-um
midnightmedia nox
it is allowedlicet, licere, licuit
we are allowed, may welicet, nobis
adv, for a shot timepaulisper
all right!esto!
to sendmitto, mittere, misi, missus
for, conj.enim
while...were devouringdum...devorant
soldiermiles, militis, m.
sirvir optime
best, very goodoptimus, -a, -um
into this innin hanc cauponam
nevernumquam
beforeantea
to say, telldico, dicere, dixi, dictus
that famousillam
storyfabula, -ae, fem.
toldnarratus, -a, -um
to killneco, necare, -avi, -atus
to tell (a story)narro, narrare,-avi, -atus
sleepsomnus, -i, m.
to himei
dreamsomnium,-i, n.
to regain one's senses, be fully awakeanimum recuperare
nothing of a bad thing, there is nothing wrongnihil mali
badmalus, -a, -um
to go to sleepobdormio, -ire, -ivi, -iturus
bodycorpus, corporis, n.
dung, manurestercus, stercoris, n.
above, on topsupra
early in the day, in the morningmane
to punishpunio, -ire, -ivi, -itus
firstprimus, -a, -um
lightlux, lucis, f.
at dawnprima luce
deadmortuus, -a, -um
to pretendsimulo, -are, -avi, -atus
to finishfinio, -ire, -ivi, itus
latesero
to thinkcogito, -are, -avi, -atus
seemsvidetur
unwillinginvitus, -a, -um
soundsonitum
thus so, in this wayita
to my deathad mortem
deathmors, mortis, mortium, f.
(he) asked himself, wonderedse rogabat
all, the wholetotus, -a, -um
goldaurm, -i, n.
moneypecunia, -ae, f.
catfeles, felis, felim, f.
mousemus, muris, m.
kitchenculina, -ae, f.
to singcanto, -are, -avi, -atus
to dancesalto, -are, -avi, -atus
dancersaltatrix, saltratricis
to call, nameappello,-are,-avi,-atus
castanetcratalum, -i, n.
piratepirata, -ae, m.
exceptpraeter
freedomlibertas, libertatis, f.
to catch sight ofconspicio, conspicere, conspexi, conspectus
to teachdoceo, docere, docui, doctus
to take, capturecapio, capere, cepi, captus
to bring, carryfero, ferre, tuli, latus
to buyemo, emere, emi, emptus
to givedo, dare, dedi, datus
to prepare oneself, get readyse parare
forgetfulimmemor, immemoris
happening during the nightnocturnus, -a, -um
order, instructionmandatum, -i, n.
wellbene
reinshabenae, -arum
when, conj.cum
to take, take upsumo, sumere, sumpsi, sumptus
thatillud
and alsoatque
tombsepulcrum, -i, n.
insideintra
unclepatruus, -i, m.
your(pl)vester, vestra, vestrum
to welcome, recieveexcipio, excipere, excepie, exceptus
this way and thathuc illuc
litterlectica, -ae, f.
during the dayinterdiu
to be amazed, gapestupeo, stupere,stupui, _____________
crowdturba, -ae, f.
on all sidesundique
noise, clatteringstrepitus
greatest, very greatmaximus, -a, -um
joygaudium, -i, n.
senate houseCuria, -ae, f.
firstprimum
homeward, homedomum
many wonderful thingsmulta et mira
wonderful, marvelousmirus, -a, -um
there, to that placeeo
to restse quieti dare
restquies, quietis, f.
of manhoodvirilis, -is, -e
outsideextra
butat
suchtalis, -is, -e
wallmurus, -i, m.
standing out, toweringexstantem
enough of time, enough timesatis temporis
bridgepons, pontis, pontium, m.
stupid, foolishstultus, -a, -um
wath out for the rain!Cave imbrem!
rainimber, imbris, imbrium, m.
full of cracks, leakyrimosus, -a, -um
to cultivatecolo, colere, colui, cultus
to rest, keep quietquiesco, quiescere, quievi, quieturus
to decideconstituo, constituere, constitui, constitus
to rainpluit, pluere, pluit
as soon assimultac
mass, huge bulkmoles, molis, molium, f.
astonishedattonitus, -a, -um
shut, closedclausus, -a, -um
gamesludi, -orum
bookliber, libri
the palatine hillmons palatinus, montis palatini, m.
archarcus
to buildaedificio, -are, -avi, -atus
from the heataestu
whichquem
you will have returnedredieritis
to go aroundcircumeo, circumire, circumii, circumitus
to meet, encounteroccurro, occurrere, occurri, occursurus

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