Latin II: Aeneas to Augustus 54 - Vocab

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meaning: coniugium

a connection, a union

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type of speech: coniugium

noun (n)

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pp: coniugium

coniugii

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meaning: scelus

a wicked deed, a crime, a sin

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type of speech: scelus

noun (n)

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pp: scelus

sceleris

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meaning: merces

a price, a hire, a fee

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type of speech: merces

noun (f)

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pp: merces

mercedis

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meaning: caedes

a slaughter, a murder

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type of speech: caedes

noun (f)

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pp: caedes

caedis

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meaning: socer

father in law

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type of speech: socer

noun (m)

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pp: socer

soceris

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meaning: sanguis

blood

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type of speech: sanguis

noun (m)

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pp: sanguis

sanguinis

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meaning: cruor

blood, bloodshed, gore

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type of speech: cruor

noun (m)

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pp: cruor

cruoris

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meaning: solium

a seat, official seat, chair of state

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type of speech: solium

noun (n)

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pp: solium

solii

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meaning: penates

household gods

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type of speech: penates

noun (m)

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pp: penates

penatium

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meaning: aurgia

a charioteer, driver

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type of speech: auriga

noun (m)

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pp: auriga

aurigae

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meaning: pretium

prize, reward

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type of speech: pretium

noun (n)

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pp: pretium

pretii

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meaning: amarus

bitter, pungent

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type of speech: amarus

adjective

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meaning: invitus

unwilling, reluctant, on compulsion

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type of speech: invitus

adjective

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meaning: os

mouth, face, bone

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type of speech: os

noun (n)

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pp: os

oris

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meaning: vicus

village

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type of speech: vicus

noun (m)

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pp: vicus

vici

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meaning: soleo

to use, to be accustomed

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type of speech: soleo

verb

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pp: soleo

solere, solui, solitus

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meaning: exstimulo

to instigate, to stimulate, to agitate

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type of speech: exstimulo

verb

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pp: exstimulo

exstimulare, exstimulavi, exstimulatus

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meaning: iuvo

to help, to aid, to assist

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type of speech: iuvo

verb

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pp: iuvo

iuvare, iuvi, iutus

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meaning: debeo

to owe

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type of speech: debeo

verb

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pp: debeo

debere, debui, debitum

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meaning: audeo

to venture, to dare, to risk

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type of speech: audeo

verb

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pp: audeo

audere, ausi, ausus sum

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meaning: tingo

to wet, to dip, to bathe

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pp: tingo

tingere, tinxi, tinctus

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type of speech: tingo

verb

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meaning: sedeo

to sit

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type of speech: sedeo

verb

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pp: sedeo

sedere, sedi, sessus

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meaning: ruo

to fall with violence, to tumble down

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type of speech: ruo

verb

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pp: ruo

ruere, rui, rutus

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meaning: caedo

to cut, to cut off

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type of speech: caedo

verb

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pp: caedo

caedere, cecidi, caesus

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meaning: adspicio

to gaze on, to observe, to face

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type of speech: adspicio

verb

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pp: adspicio

adspicere, adspexi, adspectum

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meaning: resto

to withstand, to resist, to oppose

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type of speech: resto

verb

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pp: resto

restare, restiti, restitus