Chapter 1 + 2 vocab

membrum, i, n

part (of the body)

minister, ministri, m

waiter

proles, prolis, f

offspring

sermo, sermonis, m

talk

voluptas, voluptatis, f

pleasure

ago/agere/egi/actum

to act, drive, set in

alo/alere/alui/alitum

feed/nourish

flecto/ere/flexi/flexum

bend

fleo/flere/flevi/fletum

weep

pello/pellere/pepuli/pulsum

strike/push

quaero/quaere/quaesivi/quaesitum

seek/search for

reddo/ere/reddidi/redditum

give back/render

english derivative of proles/prolis

prolific 

impello/ere/impuli/impulsum

push on/strike upon

civitas/civitatis/f

citizenship, citizenry

clamor/clamoris/m

shout, cry

finis, finis, m or f (i - stem)

end/boundary

littera, ae, f

letter, document

officium, i, n

duty

opes, opum, f pl

resources

humanus, a um

human, humane

aio

say yes; affirm; assert, state

contemno, ere, contempsi, contemptum

despise

sequor, i, sectus sum

to follow

traho, ere, traxi, tractum

draw, drag

fere (adv)

almost

consequor, i, consecutus sum

catch up with, get, obtain

persequor, i, persecutus sum

pursue

abstraho, ere, abstraxi, abstractum

drag away

detraho, ere, detraxi, detractum

drag down