Ecce Romani Chapter 14

For Latin Study

culpa, -ae

fault, blame

cisium, -ī

light two wheeled carriage

periculum, -ī

danger

ars, artis (f)

skill

cessō, cessāre

I am idle, to be idle

interpellō, interpellāre

I interrupt, to interrupt

gaudeō, gaudēre

I am glad, to be glad

haereō, haerēre

I stick, to stick

moveō, movēre

I move, to move

agō, agere

I do or drive, to do or drive

concidō, concidere

I fall down, to fall down

extrahō, extrahere

I drag out, to drag out

dēvertō, dēvertere

I turn aside, to turn aside

accidit

(it) happens - only 3rd person neuter form

cuncti -ae, -a

all

commōtus, -a, -um

moved (emotionally)

incolumis -is, -e

safe, healthy

noster, nostra, nostrum

our

celerrimē

very fast

frūstrā

in vain

placidē

gently, peacefully

Tūne

Are you?

quod (conjunction)

because

quod (relative pronoun)

who, which or that