ecce romani 1a ch 6-10

quem…?

whom…?

ego

i

volo

i wish, want

nolo

i do not wish

paras

you prepare, get ready

potest

he/ she is able, can

exire

to go out

nondum

not yet

lucet

it is light, it is day

surgit

he/ she gets up, rises

per villam

through the country house

pater

father

mater

mother

etiam

also, even

neque

and… not

tamen

however

ancilla

a/ the slave woman

omnes

everything, all

observat

he/ she watches

purgat

he/ she cleans

cibus

food

coquere

to cook

mox

soon, presently

strenue

hard

aqua

water

portant

(they) carry

reprehendit

he/ she blames, scolds

docet

he/ she teaches

curare

to look after, take care of

lanam trahunt

(they) spin wool

omnia quae

everything that

adiuvare

to help

ipsa

she herself

nunc

now

necesse est

it is necessary

occupatus

busy

laborantes

working

spectant

(they) watch, look at

nuntius

messenger

venit

he/ she comes

salve!

hello!

inquit

he/ she says

meus

my

ducit

he/ she leads, takes

tradit

he/ she hands over

eheu!

alas!

princeps

the emperor

ad urbem

to the city

recovat

he/ she recalls

consulere

to consult

redire

to return

eugepae!

hurray!

ire

to go

contra graecos

against the greeks

decem annos

for ten years

obsident

(they) besiege

per dolum

through a trick

nocte

at night

intrant

(they) enter, go into

capiunt

(they) capture

necant

(they) kill

effugere

to flee, run away, escape

novus

new

ab urbe

from the city

navigare

to sail

senem

old man

aeneae

of aeneas

deos familiares

household gods

dei

the gods

servant

(they) protect

parvus

small

filius

son

manum

hand

tenet

he/ she holds

valde

very much

ascanii

of ascanius

relinquit

he/ she leaves

ubique

everywhere

frustra

in vain

habent

(they) have, hold

fortasse

perhaps

servare

to save

possum

i am able

iam

now, already

age/ agite!

come on!

vos

you (pl)

nos

we, us

excitare

to rouse, wake (someone) up

cubiculum

room, bedroom

tempus

time

deinde

then, next

celeriter

quickly

induit

he/ she puts on

iterum

again, a second time

mihi

for me

nam

for

sua

her own

nemo

no one

nulli

no

ianitor

doorkeeper