latin II exam
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- sol, solis, m
- sun
- serenus, -a, -um
- clear, bright
- avis, avis, m/f
- bird
- observo, -are, -avi, -atus
- to watch, pay attention to
- adeo
- so much, to such an extent
- deditus, -a, -um
- devoted, dedicated
- nuper
- recently
- Heus!
- hey there
- id quod
- that/ a thing which
- curae esse
- to be a cause of anxiety to
- lucet, lucere, luxit
- it is light, it is day, it shines
- taedet, taedere, taesum est
- it bores, it makes acc bored of gen
- neglego, neglegere, neglexi, neglectus
- to neglect, ignore
- oportet, oportere, oportuit
- it is fitting, ought
- festinare te oportet
- that you hurry is fitting
- gens, gentis, f
- family clan
- epulae, -arum, f pl
- banquet, feast
- similis, -is, -e + dat
- similar to
- iuvenis, iuvenis, m
- young man
- submissus, -a, -um
- quiet, subdued, soft
- despondeo, despondere, despondi, desponsus
- to betroth, promise in marriage
- decet, decere, decuit
- it is fitting, should
- ita
- thus, in such a way
- sic
- thus, in this way
- talis, -is, -e
- such
- tam
- so
- tantus, -a, -um
- so great
- tantum
- so much
- tot
- so many
- sponsalia, sponsalium, n pl
- betrothal ceremony
- ad sponsalia
- for the betrothal
- pronuba, -ae, f
- bride's attendant
- propinquus, -i, m
- relative
- ait
- he/she says
- conversus, -a, -um
- having turned, turning
- anulus, -i, m
- ring
- sinister, sinistra, sinistrum
- left
- apto, -are, avi-, atus
- to place, fit
- gratulor, -ari, -atus sum + dat
- to congratulate
- demitto, demittere, demisis, demissus
- to let down, lower
- spondeo, spondere, spopondi, sponsus
- to promise solemnly, pledge
- purus, -a, -um
- spotless, clean, plain white
- sumere
- to assume (put on for first time)
- invitaverat ut
- he had invited them to
- limen, liminis, n
- threshold, doorway
- si quis
- if anyone
- nonnulli, -ae, a (pl)
- some
- oro, -are, -avi, -atus
- to beg
- ne se dimitteret
- not to send them away
- impero, -are, -avi, -atus + dat
- to order
- Lares, Larum, m pl
- household gods
- familiaris, -is, -e
- belonging to the family/household
- praecipio, praecipere, praecepi, praeceptus + dat
- to instruct, order
- dimitto, dimittere, dimisi, dimissus
- to send away
- comitor, -ari, -atus sum
- to accompany
- erat inscribendum
- had to be registered
- gratias agere + dat
- to thank
- erga + acc
- toward
- benevolentia, -ae, f
- kindness
- amplector, amplecti, amplexus sum
- to embrace
- hortor
- to encourage, urge
- impero
- to order
- invito
- to invite
- obsecro
- to beseech, beg
- oro
- to beg
- rogo
- to ask
- moneo
- to advise, warn
- persuadeo
- to persuade
- praecipio,
- to instruct, order
- mos, moris, m
- custom, pl character
- posterus, -a, -um
- next, following
- placuit
- it was decided
- ne quis
- that no one
- enuntio, -are, -avi, -atus
- to reveal, divulge
- patres, patrum, m pl
- senators
- eo magis
- all the more
- dixit actum esse
- he said that there had been a debate
- utrum...an...
- whether..or...
- haberet
- should have
- trepidans, trepidantis
- in a panic, panicing
- caterva, -ae, f
- crowd
- potius quam
- rather than
- ago, agere, egi, actus
- to do, drive, to discuss, to debate
- profero, proferre, protuli, prolatus
- to carry forward, continue
- urgeo, urgere, ursi
- to press, insist
- fides, fidei, f
- good faith, reliability, trust
- ingenium, -i, n
- intelligence, ingenuity
- consultum, -i, n
- decree
- cognomen, cognominis, n
- surname (third name)
- honoris causa
- for the sake of an honor, as an honor
- praebeo, -ere, -ui, -itus
- to display, show
- vitta, -ae, f
- ribbon
- myrtus, -i, f
- myrtle
- laurus, -i, f
- bay tree, laurel
- orno, -are, -avi, -atus
- to decorate
- ara, -ae, f
- altar
- sacra, -orum n pl
- religious rites, sacrifice
- rite
- properly
- auspex, auspicis, m
- augur, officiating priest
- exta, -orum, n pl
- the inner organs of a sacrificial animal (heart, liver, lungs)
- dextra, -ae, f
- right hand
- nova nupta, -ae, f
- bride
- ne laberetur
- so she wouldn't stumble
- iungo, iungere, iunxi, iunctus
- to join
- ardeo, ardere, arsi, arsurus
- to burn, blaze
- maritus, -i, m
- husband
- mortifere
- mortally, critically
- eximius, -a, -um
- outstanding
- carus, -a, -um
- dear, beloved
- funus, funeris, n
- funeral
- duxit exsequias
- (she) carried out the funeral rites
- cum...intraverat
- whenever she entered
- quid ageret
- how he was
- siccus, -a, -um
- dry
- decedo, decedere, decessi, decessurus
- to die
- operio, operire, operui, opertus
- to hide, cover
- clarus, -a, -um
- bright
- fax, facis, f
- wedding-torch
- modus, -i, m
- way method, rhythmic manner
- Io
- ritual exclamation
- pectus plangere
- to beat the breast
- scissa veste
- having torn clothing
- capillis solutis
- dishevelled hair
- pompa, ae, f
- funeral procession
- hortor, -ari, -atus sum
- to encourage, urge
- levis, -is, -e
- smooth
- coxa, -ae, f
- hip bone
- est arcessendus
- must be sent for
- febris, febris, f
- fever
- morbus, -i m
- illness
- funebris, -is, -e
- funeral (adj)
- tibicen, tibicinis, m
- piper
- imago, imaginis, f
- likeness, mask
- maiores, maiorum, m pl
- ancestors
- mimus, -i, m
- actor of mime, buffoon
- familiares, familiarium m pl
- members of the household
- ploro, -are, -avi, -atus
- to lament, mourn
- frango, frangere, fregi, fractus
- to break
- ingravesco, ingravescere
- to grow worse
- scindo, scindere, scidi, scissus
- to cut, split, carve, tear
- solvo, solvere, solvi, solutus
- to loosen, untie, dishevel
- commemoro, -are, -avi, -atus
- to mention, comment on, recount
- merita conferre
- to render services to
- via flaminia, -ae, f
- via flaminia
- hilaris, -is, -e
- cheerful
- exstruo, exstruere, exstruxi, exstructus
- to build
- situs, -a, -um
- located, situated, buried
- violo, -are, -avi, -atus
- to do harm
- pistor, pistoris, m
- baker
- redemptor, redemptoris, m
- contractor
- apparitor, apparitoris m
- gate keeper
- iucundus, -a, -um
- pleasant, delightful
- gratus, -a, -um + dat
- loved by, pleasing to, dear to
- officiosus, -a, -um + dat
- ready to serve, obliging
- dis manibus
- to the spirits of the dead
- os, ossis, n
- bone
- opto, -are, -avi, -atus
- to wish
- eximo, eximere, eximi, exemptus
- to remove
- paulus, -a, -um
- small
- cor, cordis, n
- heart
- natus, -i, m
- son
- sermo, sermonis, m
- conversation, talk
- lepidus, -a, -um
- charming
- incessus, -us, m
- bearing, walking
- commodus, -a, -um
- pleasant
- diligo, diligere, dilexi, dilectus
- to love, have special regard for
- linquo, linquere, linqui
- to leave
- Aeson, Aesonis, m
- Aeson
- Pelias, Peliae, m
- pelias
- in animo habere
- to have in mind, intend
- Iason, Iasonis, m
- Jason
- Quidam...ex amicis Aesonis
- ceratin of aeson's freinds
- sententia, -ae, f
- opinion, purpose
- aufero, auferre, abstuli, ablatum
- to bear away, carry off
- re vera
- in truth, in fact, really
- voluptas, voluptatis, f
- pleasure
- nescio qui
- i doont know what/some
- nescio quam fabulam
- some story or other
- fingo, fingere, finxi, fictum
- to invent, make up
- fraus, fraudis, f
- fraud, deception
- Delphi, -orum, m pl
- Delphi (a town)
- praesentia, -ae, f
- the present
- calceus, -i, m
- shoe
- accidit ut
- it happened that
- facturus esset
- was about to make
- convenio, convenire, conveni, conventum
- to come together, assemble, gather
- in transeundo...flumine
- in crossing a river
- altero pede, nudo
- with one foot bare
- nudus, -a, -um
- naked, bare
- Aeetes, Aeetae, m
- Aeetes
- Colchis, Colchidis, f
- Colchis
- vellus, velleris, n
- fleece
- Phrixus, -i, m
- Phrixus
- potior, potiri, potitus sum + abl
- to become the master of, get possession of
- pereo, perire, perii, peritum
- to pass away, perish
- spero, -are, -avi, -atus
- to hope
- usus, -us, m
- use, experience
- ad armandas naves
- for arming/equipping ships
- armo, -are, -avi, -atus
- to arm, equip
- comporto, -are, -avi, -atus
- to carry or bring together, collect
- Argus, -i, m
- Argus
- nauticus, -a, -um
- naval, nautical
- circiter, adv or prep + acc
- about
- opus, operis, n
- work
- praesum, praeesse, praefui + dat
- to be before, preside over, be in charge of, command
- diligentia, -ae, f
- care, diligence, industry
- ne...quidem
- not even
- ad multitudinem hominum transportandam
- for transporting a multitude of men
- paulum, -i, n
- a little
- latus, -a, -um
- broad, wide
- nostro mari
- Mediterranean Sea (our sea)
- perfero, perferre, pertuli, perlatum
- to bear through, bear, endure, weather
- tota
- totally
- robur, roboris, n
- oak
- novitas, novitatis, f
- newness, novelty
- traditum est
- it has been reported
- Orpheus, -i, m
- Orpheus
- Castor, Castoris, m
- Castor
- arbitror, arbitrari, arbitratus sum
- to consider, think, judge
- numero
- in number
- commoror, commorari, commoratus sum
- to delay, linger, stay, tarry
- ad omnes casus
- for all emergencies
- subsidium, -i, n
- support, help, reserve, reinforcement
- nanciscor, nancisci, nactus sum
- to get, find, obtain
- plausus, -us, m
- applause
- Argonautae, -arum, m pl
- the Argonauts
- veho, vehere, vexi, vectum
- to carry
- Cyzicus, i, f
- Cyzicus, a town
- hospitium, -i, n
- hospitality
- agnosco, agnoscere, agnovi, agnitum
- to recognize
- obscurus, -a, -um
- dark
- inimicus, -a, -um
- unfriendly, hostile
- decurro, decurrere, decucurri, decursum
- to run down
- dilucesco, dilucescere, diluxi
- to grow light, dawn
- erro, -are, -avi, -atus
- to wander, stray, be mistaken
- abicio, abicere, abieci, abiectum
- to throw away
- dolorem capere
- to suffer grief
- postridie
- on the next day
- sublatis ancoris
- with the anchors having been weighed
- ancora, -ae, f
- anchor