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Latin Chapters 37-52

Terms

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cotodie
early
ludus
school
profiscor
to set out
vereor
to fear
castigo
to rebuke
grammaticus
teacher
vel
or
paedagogus
tutor
eruditus
learned
utilis
useful
pistrinum
bakery
praefero
to carry in front of
etiamsi
even if
ad tempus
on time
scriblita
tart
paulum
little
ientaculum
breakfast
conor
to try
moror
to delay
collabor
to collapse
consequar
to overtake
loquor
to speak
proficiscor
to set out
sequor
to follow
egredior
to leave
ingredior
to enter
regredior
to return
experior
to test
magister
schoolmaster
annus
year
consilium capere
to form a plan
ligneus
wooden
caedes
slaughter
obsideo
to beseige
cupio
to desire
deleo
to destroy
coepit
he began
mensis
month
discipullus
pupil
ruina
ruin
navigo
to sail
terra
earth
mare
sea
tempestas
storm
navis
ship
regina
queen
incendo
to burn
patior
to suffer
aliqui
some
finem recitandi fecit
he stopped reciting
recito
to recite
verbum
word
uden ac
the same as
sic
thus
comes
companion
antequam
before
nusquam
nowhere
moneo
to warn
deus
god
dormito
to be sleepy
conticesco
to become silient
animadverto
to notice
expergiscor
to wake up
interest
it is important
ferula
cane
pareo
to obey
extendo
to hold out
bellum
war
multi post annus
many years afterward
hiems
winter
iacto
to toss about
oppidum
town
trans
across
septentrionalis
northern
fundus
farm
litterae
letters
lingua
language
studeo
to study
migro
to move one's home (migrate)
aegroto
to be ill
infirma...valetudine
in poor health
interdum
from time to time
rediens
returning
in terram egressus
having disembarked
aeger
ill
nascor
to be born
expello
to expell
vivo
to live
morior
to die
seplio
to bury
arma
weapons
ora
shore
fatum
fate
profugus
fugitive
litus
shore
altum
the sea
superi
the gods above
saevus
fierce
memor
remembering
ob
on account of
dum conderet...inferretque
until he could found...amd bring...into
genus
nation
moenia
city walls
cano
to sing
Ave
Greetings!
valeo
to be strong
primo
first
nato
to swim
scapha
small boat
inde
from there
desilio
to leap down
audeo
to dare
repello
to drive off
iracundia
temper
neque...neque...quidquam
neither...nor...anything
immo vero
in fact
ignoro
to not know
cum
since
crudelis
cruel
cum primum
as soon as
poena
punishment
obsecro
to beseech
quam primum
as soon as possible
disco
to know
rapio
to snatch
arcesso
to summon
gaudeo
to be glad
soleo
to be accustomed to
tela
web
studim
study
foras
outside
discessisse
to have departed
Quantum...!
How much...!
talia
such things
texo
to weave
ventus
wind
unda
wave
coorior
to arise
evado
to escape
adorior
to attack
resisto
to resist
Pro di immortalis!
Good heavens!
dives
rich
supero
to overcome
pauper
poor
casa
cottage
pugio
dagger
clam
secretly
quoniam
since
convalesco
to grow stronger
avunculus
maternal uncle
coniuratus
conspirator
heres
heir
olim
one day
exercitus
army
populus
people
hostis
enemy
res publica
republic
divitae
riches
ut se consulem crearet
to make him consul
contra
against
coniungo
to join
proelium
battle
debello
to defeat
imperium
empire
bellum inferre
to make war upon
pax
peace
stabilio
to steady
bis
twice
uxorem ducere
to marry
gener
son-in-law
morbus
illness
numero
to number
compleo
to complete
alo
to rear
cognosco
to learn
ulcisor
to avenge
cogo
to compel
persequor
to pursue
utor
to use
rego
to rule
instituo
to establish
agueo
to increase
defero
to award
refero
to bring back
thermae
public baths
balneae
(private) baths
tepidarium
warm room
caldarium
hot room
apodyterium
changing-room
frigidarium
cold room
palaestra
exercise ground
rapere
to snatch
harpastum
heavy hand ball
trigon
ball game involving three people
luctor
to wrestle
unguentum
oil
strigilis
scraper
linteum
towel
quo
there
pecunia
money

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