Chapter 16: Study Guide

navis, -is

navis, -is

ship

Ports, -us

port

locus, -i

place

ora, -ae

shore

mere, mercis (f)

things merchants buy and sell; merchandise

nauta, -ae

sailor

vents, -i

wind

tempestas, tempestatis (f)

weather, a storm

fluctus, -us (m)

fluctuate/wave

velum, -i

sails

puppies, -i

hind part of the ship

gubernator, -oris

steer/driver of the ship

Oriens, -entis

east (sun)

Occidens, -entis

west (sun)

septentriones, -um

north

altum -i

other; deep/tall

tonitrus, -us

thunder

fulgur, uris

lightning

passus

5 feet

meridies

south

situs, -a, -um

upon

suppers, -a, -um

above

infers, -a, -um

below

maritimus, -a, -um

seaside

tranquillus, a, um

tranquil

turbidus, a, um

cloudy

contrarius, a, um

contrary

serenus, a, um

serene

ater, åtrå, atrum

black

paulum

little

colles

hills

cibi

food

omnes

all

interesse

is in between

appello, appelare

?

navigo, navigare

to sail

influo, influere

influences

opperior, opperiri

to wiat

flo, flare

to blow

turbo, turbare

whirlwind

impel, implere

to fill

egredior, egredi

to leave

guberno, gubernare

to steer the ship

orior, oriri

to rise

occido, occidere

to set (to die)

conscendo, conscendere

coming aboard

proficiscor, proficisci

to run away

sequor, sequi

following

cerno, cernere

to see (far away)

laetor, laetari

to be happy

vereor, vereri

to fear

intueor, intueri

to look at

labor, labi

to fall

compactor, complecti

to embrace

consoler, consolari

to console

loquor, loqui

to talk

invoco, invocare

to call upon

iacto, iactare

to throw

haurio, haurire

to draw water

servo, servare

to keep

Conor, conari

to try

fieri (fit, fiunt)

to be done

paulum

little

semper

7

simul

at the same time

vix

not close (far)

praeterea

moreover

iterum

again

sive

or, if

vero

indeed or but

propter

because