OLC Ch. 26-29
Terms
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- ardeó, ardére, arsí
- I burn, am on fire; verb
- accidit, accidere, accidit
- it happens; verb
- ferió, feríre
- I strike; verb
- pervenió, perveníre, pervéní
- I arrive, reach; verb
- num
- surely not?; adverb
- satis + gen.
- enough; adverb
- pró + abl.
- in front of, on behalf of, for; preposition
- causa, -ae, f.
- cause, reason; noun
- gladius, -í, m.
- sword; noun
- tyrannus, -í, m.
- tyrant; noun
- theátrum, -í, n.
- theatre; noun
- pars, partis, f.
- part; noun
- timor, timóris, m.
- fear; noun
- caput, capitis, n.
- head; noun
- armátus, -a, -um
- armed; adjective
- quantus, -a, -um
- how great?; adjective
- ultimus, -a, -um
- furthest, last; adjective
- vexó, vexáre, vexáví
- I worry, annoy; verb
- augeó, augére, auxí
- I increase; verb
- accendó, accendere, accendí
- I set fire to; verb
- colligó, colligere, collégí
- I collect, gather; verb
- ruó, ruere, ruí
- I rush; verb
- benignus, -a, -um
- kind; adjective
- plénus, -a, -um + abl.
- full (of); adjective
- scelestus, -a, -um
- wicked, criminal; adjective
- úllus, -a, -um
- any; adjective
- cívílis, cívíle
- of citizens, civil; adjective
- prúdéns, prúdentis
- prudent, sensible, wise; adjective
- philosophia, -ae, f.
- philosophy; noun
- exitium, -í, n.
- destruction; noun
- imperium Rómánum, n.
- the Roman empire; noun
- ótium, -í, n.
- leisure; noun
- orbis, orbis, m.
- circle, globe; noun
- orbis terrárum
- the globe, the world; noun
- potestás, potestátis, f.
- power; noun
- portus, portús, m.
- port; noun
- crás
- tomorrow; adverb
- ergó
- and so; adverb
- máne
- early (in the morning); adverb
- cónspició, cónspicere, cónspexí
- I catch sight of; verb
- créscó, créscere, créví
- I grow, increase; verb
- edó, ésse, édí
- I eat; verb
- solvó, solvere, solví
- I loose, untie, cast off; verb
- lúna, -ae, f.
- moon; noun
- argentum, -í, n.
- silver, money; noun
- núbés, núbis, f.
- cloud; noun
- viátor, viátóris, m.
- traveller; noun
- dexter, dextra, dextrum
- right; adjective
- dextrá manú
- on the right hand
- sinister, sinistra, sinistrum
- left; adjective
- sinistrá manú
- on the left hand
- reliquus, -a, -um
- remaining; adjective
- vívus, -a, -um
- alive, living; adjective
- inde
- thence, from there; adverb
- cum prímum
- as soon as; adverb
- condó, condere, condidí
- I found, establish; verb
- cónfídó, cónfídere + dat.
- I trust; verb
- scholam habeó
- I give a lecture; noun
- víta, -ae, f.
- life; noun
- negótium, -í, n.
- business; noun
- adventus, adventús, m.
- arrival; noun
- doctus, -a, -um
- learned; adjective
- grátus, -a, -um
- pleasing, welcome, grateful; adjective
- húmánus, -a, -um
- human, humane, kind; adjective
- iúcundus, -a, -um
- pleasant, delightful; adjective
- dulcis, dulce
- sweet; adjective
- libenter
- gladly; adverb
- quando
- when?; adverb
- alter, altera, alterum
- one or the other (of two), second; pronoun
- uter, utra, utrum
- which? (of two); pronoun
- utrum...an
- whether...or?; pronoun
- quisquam, quicquam
- anyone, anything (after a negative); pronoun
- propter + acc.
- on account of, because of; preposition
- super + acc.
- above, over; preposition
- nisi
- unless, except; conjunction
- ut
- as, when; conjunction
- sícut
- just as, like; conjunction
- uterque, utraque, utrumque
- each of two