LAT 1010 - Ch 14 Vocab

rēgula, -ae

ruler

tabula, -ae

writing tablet

toga, -ae

toga

tunica, -ae

tunic

calceus, -ī

shoe

gallus, -ī

rooster

participium, -ī

participle

stilus, -ī

stylus

vestīmentum, -ī

garment, clothing

parentēs, -um

parents

rēs, reī

thing, matter, affair

nihil

nothing

cubat, cubāre

lie (in bed)

vigilat, vigilāre

be awake

excitat, excitāre

wake up, arouse

lavat, lavāre

wash, bathe

valet, valēre

be strong, be well

solet, solēre

be accustomed

frīget, frīgēre

be cold

surgit, surgere

rise, get up

mergit, mergere

dip, plunge, sink

poscit, poscere

demand, call for

induit, induere

put on (clothes)

gerit, gerere

carry, wear, carry on, do

vestit, vestīre

dress

affert, afferre

bring (to, forward)

inquit, inquiunt

(he/she) says/said

apertus, -a, -um

open

clausus, -a, -um

closed, shut

sordidus, -a, -um

dirty, mean, base

pūrus, -a, -um

clean, pure

nūdus, -a, -um

naked

togātus, -a -um

wearing the toga

dexter, -tra -trum

right, the right (hand)

sinsiter, -tra, -trum

left, the left (hand)

neuter, -tra, -trum

neither

alter, -era, -erum

one, the other, second

uter, -tra, -trum?

which (of the two)?

uterque, utraque, utrumque

each of the two

omnis, -e

all, every

mihi

me, myself

tibi

you, yourself

mēcum

with me

tēcum

with you

sēcum

with himself/herself

prīmum

first

nihil, nīl

nothing, not at all

quōmodo

how

hodiē

today

adhūc

so far, till now, still

deinde, dein

afterward, then

praeter

past, besides, except

an

or

valē, valēte

farewell, goodbye