Chap. 4 Vocabulary

Ecce Romani I, chapter 4 vocabulary

semper

always

igitur

therefore

amat

(he/she) likes, loves

dormit

(he/she) sleeps

cōnspicit

(he/she) catches sight of, sees

appropinquat

(he/she) approaches

ascendit

(he/she) climbs

magnā vōce

in a loud voice

vōx

(a/the) voice

audit

(he/she) hears, listens to

videt

(he/she) sees

terret

(he/she/it) frightens

tum

at the moment, then

dēscende

come down (a command)

tū

you (subject)

tē

you (direct object)

cavē

be careful (a command)

rāmus

(a/the) branch

īnfirmus, -a

weak, shaky

fragor

(a/the) crash, noise

quālis

what sort of...?

quō

where...to?

sollicitus, -a

anxious,worried

nihil

nothing

fūrtim

stealthily

magnus, -a

big, great

molestus, -a

troublesome, annoying

vexat

(he/she) annoys