Latin Stage 2
Terms
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- mercator
- merchant
- amicus
- friend
- visitat
- is visiting
- villam
- house
- salutat
- greets
- precuniam
- money
- numerat
- is counting
- argentarius
- banker
- salve!
- hello!
- respondet
- replies
- quoque
- also, too
- in lecto
- on a couch
- recumbit
- reclines
- cantat
- is singing
- pavonem
- peacock
- coquit
- is cooking
- laetus
- happy
- audit
- hears, listens to
- non est
- is not
- cenam
- dinner
- exspectat
- is waiting for
- vituperat
- tells off, curses
- portat
- is carrying
- vinum
- wine
- gustat
- tastes
- optimus
- very good, excellent
- laudat
- praises
- dominus
- master
- ancilla
- slave girl
- suaviter
- sweetly
- delectat
- pleases
- mox
- soon
- et
- and
- videt
- sees
- consumit
- eats
- magnifice
- magnificently, in style
- cenat
- eats dinner, dines
- spectat
- looks at
- laetissimus
- very happy
- stola
- full length over tunic
- palla
- shawl
- tunica
- simular to a short-sleeved shirt
- toga
- large piece of woolen cloth arranged in folds.
- salutatio
- reception of visitors that took place in the atrium.
- clientes
- clients
- patronus
- patron
- forum
- market place; center of town
- cena
- main meal of the day, usually towards the end of the after noon.
- mensa
- circular table
- What did romans eat for dinner?
- eggs,fish, vegetables, beef, pork, mutton, fruits, nuts, cheese, and they drank wine mixed with water (woment were suposed to drink sparingly).