Ox latin unseens vocab

lustro (1)

shine

undo (1)

swell

beatus

happy, blessed

lucus, i 2m

grove

evolutus

unrolled

ex quo

since

axus, i 2m

pole, vault of heaven

condo, ere, condidi, conditum

found, establish, settle, commit something to paper

necto (1)

spin (wool), bind

madeo (2)

be wet, soaked

subeo habenas

I take up the reins

posco, ere, poposci (takes a DOUBLE ACCUSATIVE: I ask (acc) of (acc)

ask, demand

dono + abl

present someone with

exquisitus

sought out

superstitiosus

religious, god-fearing

contemno (2)

despise, scorn

fanum, i 2n

shrine

ad mortem

in the face of death

valitudo, inis, 3f

health

esuriens

hungry

sitiens

thirsty

adhibeo (ad + habeo)

aquire

color, coloris

complexion

vitis, is, 3f

vine

testa, ae, 1f

jug, pot

rusticus, rustici, 2m

peasant

uva, uvae, 1f

grapes

bidens, entis

pitchfork

subtusus - a - um (tundo, tudi = I beat)

bruised

sucus - a - um

juicy

verbo

I whip

rixa, ae, 1f

quarrel

situs, us, 4m

rust, mold, mildew

proprius

his own

memoriter

from memory

actio, ionis, 3f

gesture, delivery (speech giving)

memorabiliter

memorably

quipiam = quidam

a certain, someone

sin = si nonne

but if

disceptatio, ionis, 3f

debate

usu

application, practice

adfinis

neighbour, relative

vitium, i 2n

vice, crime

emācitās, emācitātis, f

desire to buy things

nidus, nidi, m

nest

damnōsus

destructive

ērudiō, ērudīre, ērudīvī, ērudītum (4.)

to teach, instruct, educate

tremulus

shaking, quivering

harundō, harundinis, f

fishing rod, reed

baculum, baculī, n

walking stick, staff

stīva, stīvae, f

plough handle

innixus

leaning on

odoratus -a -um

fragrant

rēmigium, rēmigiī, n

oarsman, rower

dēvoveō, dēvovēre, dēvōvī, dēvōtum (2.)

devote

noverca, novercae, f

step-mother

truncus

maimed

redimiō, redimīre, redimiī, redimītum (4.)

to surround, encircle with a garland

iactō, iactāre, iactāvī, iactātum (1.)

to throw, jerk, boast

largior, largīrī, largitum (dep.)

to grant, give generously

mendicus

beggar

dēsipiō, dēsipere, dēsipuī (3.)

to act foolishly

lippitūdō, lippitūdinis, f

inflammation of the eyes

impetrō, impetrāre, impetrāvī, impetrātum (1.)

to obtain (by asking)

proinde ac si

just as if

haud secus cum

not otherwise to

tenere

hold (in one's head)

tueor, tueri, tuitus sum

look at, look after, protect

examen, examinis, n

swarm, group, gathering

favus, i, m

honeycomb

congregābilis

sociable

sollertia, ae, f

skill, ingenuity

sollers

skilled

adhibeo (ad+habeo)

aquire

magnitudo animi

courage

immanitas, atis, f

vastness, greatness

consequor, consequi, consecutus sum

aquire

initam (from inteo)

having been undertaken, begun

suppeditō (1)

to be in abundance

virgula divina

magic wand

valet ad…

is relevant to

se res habet

the matter resolves itself

partes ago

I play the part

se habet

to fare

satis constat

it is generally agreed

causam dicere + de

to stand trial

reus, a, um

defendant (on trial)

summi ordinis

highest rank

a teneris unguiculis

from earliest years