LIVY VOCAB QUIZ

altercatio, onis, f.

dispute, argument

at

but, yet; at least

conditor, oris, m.

founder

congredior, i, congressum

to gather; to contend

consaluto, are, avi, atum

greet unanimously

duplex, duplicis

double

evander, evandri, m.

evander

graecus, a, um

greek

hercules, is, m.

hercules

increpito, are, avi, atum

to chide, rebuke, speak angrily

iratus, a, um

angry, angered

ludibrium, i, n.

mockery, just, sport

munio, ire, ivi, itum

to fortify, build

ostendo, ere, i

to show

potior, iri, itum

to take possession of + abl

praecipio, ere, cepi, ceptum

to order; to take in advance or in preparation

ritus, us, m.

rite, ceremony

sex

six

traho, ere, traxi, tractum

to draw, drag

transilio, ire, ui

to jump across or over

turba, ae, f.

crowd, throng, tumult

volgatus, a, um

well-known, ordinary

voltur, is, m.

vulture

abigo, ere, abegi

to drive away

accola, ae, f.

neighbor

armentum, i, n.

herd

aurora, ae, f.

dawn

cacus, i, m.

cacus

cauda, ae, f.

tail

cibus, i, m.

food

compello, ere, puli

to drive back or together

deduco, ere

to lead or bring down, launch

dominus, i, m.

master

eximus, a, um

excellent, outstanding

fessus, a, um

wearied, exhausted

fluvius, i, m.

river

geryon, onis, m.

geryon

gravo, are, avi, atum

to weigh down, oppress, aggrieve

grex, gregis, m.

flock, herd

herbidus, a, um

grassy

interimo, ere, emi, emptum

to take out, kill

laetus, a, um

happy, fortunate; abundant, rich

memoro, are, avi, atum

to recall, mention

mirus, a, um

amazing, surprising

no, are, avi, atum

to swim

oculus, i, m.

eye

opprimo, ere, pressi

to overwhelm; to suppress

pabulum, i, n.

food, fodder, pasture

pergo, ere, rexi, rectum

to proceed, continue

perlustro, are, avi, atum

to survey, traverse

prae

in front of, before + acc; compared to + abl

procumbo, ere, cubui

to lie down, fall prostrate

pulchritudo, inis, f.

beauty

quies, quietis, f.

rest, repose, sleep

reficio, ere, feci, fectum

to refresh, repair

sentio, ire, sensi, sensum

to feel, perceive

somnus, i, m.

sleep

sopor, oris, n.

deep sleep

spelunca, ae, f.

cave

traicio, icere, ieci, iectum

to cross, pierce

vestigium, i, n.

footstep, tracks; trace

via, ae, f.

way, road

vinum, i, n.

wine

auctoritas, tatis, f.

authority

carmenta, ae, f.

goddess of prophecy

clava, ae, f.

club, staff

confundo, ere, fudi, fusum

to confuse, disturb

conor, ari, atum

to try, attempt

converto, ere, i, conversus

to turn (around)

desiderium, ii, n.

longing; grief (for a loss)

divinitas, tatis, f.

divinity

fatiloquus, a, um

prophetic

foras

out of doors

incertus, a, um

unreliable, doubtful

includo, ere, usi, usum

to close in, shut in

invoco, are, avi, atum

to invoke, call on

italia, ae, f.

italy

littera, ae, f.

letter (of the alphabet)

mugio, ire, ivi

to moo, bellow

nequiquam

to no purpose, in vain

occipio, ere, cepi, captum

to begin

occumbo, ere, ui

to fall, fall prostrate

peloponnesus, i, m.

peloponnesus

porro

forward; again, in turn; furthermore

prohibeo, ere, hibui

to hold back, hinder

rego, regere, rexi, rectum

to rule, be king

rudis, e

uncultivated, inexperienced in + gen

sibylla, ae, f.

sibyl