A-Level Lang past paper new vocab

condicionibus

from condicio f3

DAbl pl conditions

excedere (3)

to pass to withdraw to exceed to go away/out/beyond to die

singulis

from singulus,-a,-um

DAbl pl every single one

matronas

from matrona f1

acc pl wives/matrons

nutricibus

from nutrix f3

DAbl pl nurses

gymnasio

from gymnasium n2

DAbl sg sports centre

includi

diruto

from diruere (3)

to demolish/wreck/destroy to pull down to raze to ground to overthrow to bankrupt (L+S)

DAbl sg the ruined

extemplo

immediately

pertinaciter

persevering obstinate pertinacious

diremptura

from dirimo dirimere diremi diremptum

about to interrupt

rabie

from rabies f5

by/w/from madness

abstiterit

from absisto (3)

1. to withdraw from

2. to desist

3. to cease

4. to leave off

5. to depart

6. to go away from

7. to stand back

=Fut Perf Indic OR Perf Subjunct

discurrerent

from discurro

1. to run off in different directions

2. to run/dash around/about

3. to wander

4. to roam

obstupefactus

dumbfounded

triduum

[sample end]

3 days

includi

ambos

both

reverti

from revertor, reverti, revertium (3)

to return

[2012]

cunctata

(from cuncto (1))

having been delayed/impeded/hesitated/doubted

livor livis m3

mark, spot

carpo carpere carpsi carptus (3)

I graze on

augur m3

interpreter / oracle

expendo expendere expendi expensus (3)

I weigh, examine, consider carefully, judge, pay a penalty

singulus, -a, -um

every single one

mobilibus

(from mobilis, mobilis, mobile)

DAbl pl the movable/mobile/quick/active/changeable/shifting/fickle

foliis

(from folium n2)

DAbl pl leaf

aestus m4

heat,fire/agitation/passion/raging/boiling/sea tide, spray, swell

conpar m3

mate

viduus, -a, -um

empty, deserted

destituo (3)

I fix/set (in position / I set down / I leave destitute / I render / I void / I abandon

torus m2

bed

[2006 verse]

praesidium n2

a detachment of troops

recipio recipere recepi receptum (_)

I admit, I let in, take back, recover, withdraw, undertake, guarantee, accept

eiceo

Punicus, -a, -um

Carthaginian

restituo (3)

I restore, revive, bring back, make good

vinctum

(from vincio vincire vinxi vinctum (4) )

having been bound, having been fettered, having been restrained

catena f1

chain, series, fetter, bond, restraint, imprisonment, captivity

iniectae

quoad

As long as

contionabundus. -a, -um

delivering a speech

circumfusam

vociferor DEP (1)

I protest

exorno

consecrate

vulgus

obvolvo obvolvere obvolvi obvolutus (_)

I cover up

impositus

Carthago, Carthaginis f3

Carthage

[2004 prose]

incumbens

pressum

Claviger m3

the Club-bearer i.e Hercules

diversus a um

1. opposite

2. separate

3. apart

4. diverse

5. unlike

6. different

7. hostile

lapidosus a um

rocky

Alemonides m3

son of Alemon i.e Myscelus

refero referre

I recall

nitidus, -a, -um

1. shining

2. bright

3. shiny

penetrale n3

shrine

[2004 verse]

utrius

confugio

affero

statio f3

outpost

percunctor DEP (-)

I question

concursatio f3

the rushing about

obscurus, -a, -um

dark, dim, shadowy, gloomy

incido incidere incidi + in + acc

I collide with

postremo

eventually, finally

valeo (2)

I am successful

tertiae

third

praetorium n2

headquarters building

instruo

[2003 prose]

fecundus, -a, -um

fertile

collibus

from collis m3

DAbl pl hill, mound

poetic pl - mountains

virgulta, virgultorum neut pl 2

thicket, shrubbery

rapiare

= rapiaris

from rapio (3) (seize, grab, snatch)

2nd sg present passive subjunct

licebit + subjunct

even if …

falsi

aper apri m2

boar

trabs trabis f3

tree

pervia