Beta Vocab for Dickinson

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adulescens, adulescentis

(f3, i-stem)

adulescens, adulescentis

(f3, i-stem)

youth, young man

aedes, aedium

(f3, pl.; i-stem)

house (aedificum)

aestas, aestatis (f3)

summer (four seasons vivaldi)

aestus, aestūs

heat (hot LIKE SUMMER)

anxietas, anxietatis (f3)

anxiety

aquila, aquilae (f1)

eagle (like in Eagle of the Ninth)

arcus, arcūs (m4)

arch (the shape is also called…)

argentum, argenti, (n2)

silver, money (argentina has the finest silver)

arx, arcus (f3)

citadel, height (citadels can have arcs)

atrium, atri (n2)

main reception room, hall

auctoritas, auctoritatis (f3)

authority (actors have authority)

aurum, auri (n2)

gold (aurelia has lots of gold)

balnea, balneorum (n2, pl)

the baths (what balmy weather in the baths)

beneficium, benefici (n2)

kindness (like a building of good)

bona, bonorum (n2, pl)

goods, possessions (you have plural goods)

cachinnus, cachinni (m2)

laughter (chinny chin chin idk)

campus, camp (m2)

plain, field (can we camp on the field?)

candidates, candidati (m2)

candidate

caro, carnis (f3)

meat, flesh (care for carnivores)

casus, casūs (m4)

mishap, misfortune, accident, disaster, downfall (this is a case of nATioNaL eMeRgEnCY)

causa, causae (f1)

cause, reason

celeritas, celeritatis (f1)

speed, swiftness (I run swiftly away from the celery)

chorus, chori (m2)

chorus

cithara, citharae (f1)

lyre (I get catharsis from playing the lyre)

cliens, clientis (m3, i-stem)

client, dependent

condicio, condicionis (f3)

condition (just make it SEE)

conspectus, conspectūs (m4)

sight, view (my dumbness is conspicuous)

conviva, convivae (m1)

guest (the guest is with life!)

convivium, convivi (n2)

banquet (the guest with life is neuter and not a person!)

copiae, copiarum (f1, pl)

forces, troops (Julius had a copious amount of female forces)

coquus, coqui (m2)

cook

cor, cordis (n3)

heart

crines, crinium (m3, pl. i-stem)

hair (my hair is crinkly)

culina, culinae (f1)

kitchen (culinary talent who??)

cupiditas, cupiditatis (f1)

desire, greed, eagerness (cupid is eager to gives others desire)

currus, currūs (m4)

chariot (the chariot is curry-colored)

cursus, cursūs (m4)

race, running, course (cursus honorum=the course of honor)

custos, custodis (m3)

guard (WE NEED THREE MALE CUSTODIANS)

delictum, delicti (n2)

fault, offense, crime, wrong (they talk about my faults behind my back :()

diligentia, diligentiae (f1)

care, diligence (the girl is diligent)

discipulus, discipuli (m2)

student, pupil

divitiae, divitiarum (f1, pl)

wealth, riches (I will not divide my riches >:()

dolor, doloris (m3)

grief, sorrow (Doloris was sad bc her name was Doloris I mean really I just gave it away)

dolus, doli (m2)

trick, device, deceit (I stole my brother’s doll deceitfully)

donum, doni (n2)

gift (donate pls)

eques, equitis (m3)

horseman, knight (an equestrian)

exemplum, exempli (n2)

example (eg)

exitium, exiti (n2)

destruction (after destroying myself in the math test, I exit the room)

facilitas, facilitatis (f3)

ease, facility

ferrum, feri (n2)

iron; sword (I somehow ate ferro with an iron sword idk)

finis, finium (m3, pl. i-stem)

boundaries, territory (this is where my land finishes)

flamma, flammae (f1)

flame (is fire flammable?)

flumen, flumenis (n3)

river (the men have flu after drinking river water)

frons, fronstis (f3, i-stem)

forehead (LMAO)

fulmen, fulminis (n3)

thunderbolt (the house is full of men who are dead after lighting struck it)

fumus, fumi (m2)

smoke (I die from the fumes)

fundus, fundi (m2)

farm (my farm needs funds)

gaudium, gaudi (n2)

joy, gladness (what a gaudy party full of joy)

gens, gentis (f3, i-stem)

tribe, nation, people (we share the same genes)

genus, generis (n3)

race, kind, sort (I’m kind of generic)

gradus, gradūs (m4)

step (my grades stepped down bc I gave up hahahahah)

grammaticus, grammatici (m2)

secondary teacher (I hated my grammar school teacher)

gratiae, gratiarum (f1, pl)

thanks (grateful)

ignis, ignis (m3, i-stem)

fire (ignite)

impetus, impetūs (m4)

attack (the impetuous dog attacked me)

incendium, incendi (n2)

fire, blaze (incendiary devices blow up stuff)

incola, incolae (m/f1)

inhabitant (i live in cola)

infans, infantis (f/m3, i-stem)

baby, infant

ingenium, ingeni (n2)

character, talent, intellect (ingenious)

initium, initi (n2)

beginning (initiate)

inimicus, inimici (m2)

enemy (inimical means unfriendly or hostile)

inopia, inopiae (f1)

lack (with a cornucopia, you will never lack!)

iter, itineris (n3)

trip, journey (what’s the itinerary for the trip?)

ius, iuris (n3)

right, justice (I like justice)

lacrima, lacrimae (f1)

tear (lacrimal gland is the tear gland)

lapis, lapidis (m3)

stone (lapis lazuli is a precious stone)

lectica, lecticae (f1)

litter (an eLECTric bike is not a litter)

lex, legis (f3)

law (legislature is cool ig)

liber, libri (m2)

book (libraries have books)

libertas, libertatis (f3)

liberty

libertus, liberti (m2)

freedman (liberty is masculine)

limen, liminis (n3)

threshold (a limen is a threshold below which a stimulus is not noticeable or distinguishable from another)

litterae, litterarum (f1, pl)

letters, literature

ludi, ludorum (m2, pl)

the games (Ludi Harpastum-)

lumen, luminis (n3)

light (illuminate)

luna, lunae (f1)

moon

malum, mali (n2)

apple (night apple is poison apple)

mandatum, mandati (n2)

order, command (mandate)

mendicus, mendici (m2)

beggar (mendicant is a person who relies on alms)

mens, mentis (f3, i-stem)

mind (mental)

mensa, mensae (f1)

table

mensis, mensīs (m3, i-stem)

month (mensiversary=monthly celebration)

mercator, mercatoris (m3)

merchant (mercenaries and merchants work together)

meridies, meridieī (m5)

midday, noon (merriest part of the day)

modus, modi (m2)

way, manner (by what mode of travel did you come here?)

mora, morae (f1)

delay (moratorium is a temporary prohibition)

mos, moris (m3)

custom, tradition (back on Tasker-Morris, we had l traditional block parties)

mulier, mulieris (f3)

woman

multitudo, multitudinis (f3)

multitude, crowd

mundus, mundi (m2)

world (the world is mundane)