Latin IV Midterm (Livy, Ovid, Cicero)

inmensus, a, um

immense, unending

praeda, -ae

Loot, plunder, prey

arceo, -ēre, -ui, -

To keep off, to prevent

inde

From there, from that point

ferme

Nearly, almost

lineamentum, -i

Characteristic, feature

intueor, -ēri, intuitus sum

To look at, gaze upon, consider

concilio, -are, -avi, -atus

To bring together, unite, connect

pareo, -ēre, -ui, paritus

To obey

habilis, -e

Handy, suitable; active

haud

Hardly, not at all

uter, utra, utrum

Each of the two, which of the two

voluptas, -tatis

Pleasure, enjoyment

perfidia, -ae

treachery

ius iurandum

An oath

transgredior, -i, transgressus sum

To pass across, to cross

laevus, a, um

on the left side

acies, -ei

A battle

sto, stare, steti, status

To stand

contiguus, a, um

Adjacent, neighboring

coeo, coire, coii, coitum

To go together, come together, unite

nutus, us

A nod

rima, ae

A crack

vitium, i

A defect, a fault

blanditia, ae

Flattery, charm

invidus, a, um

Hateful, envious

foris, is

A door

niveus, a, um

Snowy, snow-white

uber, uberis

Plentiful, abundant

pomum, i

Apple, a fruit

gelidus, a, um

Icy, ice-cold

callidus, a, um

Smart, clever

cardo, inis

A hinge

tumulum, i

A grave, a tomb

spumo, are, avi, atum

To foam

sitis, is

thirst

tenuis, e

Thin, slender

lanio, are, avi, atum

To tear, to mangle

amictus, us

A cloak

serus, a, um

late

divello, ere, divulsi, divulsum

To tear apart, to tear open

nex, necis

death

strido, ere, i, -

To shriek, to hiss, to whistle

aer, aeris

Air, breath

adspergo, adsperginis

A sprinkling, a spray, a splashing

pendeo, ēre, pependi, -

To hang

vito, are, avi, atum

To avoid

aura, ae

A breeze

percutio, ere, percussi, percussum

To strike, to beat

coma, ae

hair

ensis, is

A sword

letum, i

death

luctus, us

Grief, mourning

cruor, oris

Bloodshed, gore

fors, fortis

Chance, luck

ignarus, a, um

Unaware, ignorant, unfamiliar

nuper

recently

adduco, -ere, -duxi, -ductum

(with a bow) to pull tight

nervus, -i

String (of a bow/instrument)

lascivus, a, um

Unrestrained, mischievous

decet, -ēre, decuit, -

To be right, fitting, proper, be appropriate

umerus, -i

shoulder

gestamen, -inis

Load, burden

pestifer, a, um

deadly

venter, ventris

The belly, the underside

premo, -ere, -pressi, -pressum

To press, push, cover

sterno, -ere, stravi, stratum

To strew, lay low, spread over, throw down

tumidus, a, um

swollen

sagitta, -ae

An arrow

inrito, -are, -avi, -atum

To provoke

adsero, -ere, -ui, adsertum

To lay claim to

figo, -ere, fixi, fixum

To pierce, run through, fix, fasten

penna, -ae

Feather, wing

promo, -ere, prompsi, prompsum

To bring forth, draw forth, produce

harundo, -inis

The shaft of an arrow

laedo, -ere, laesi, laesum

To harm, injure, to strike

aemula, -ae

A female imitator (like Barca)

fruor, -i, fructus sum

To enjoy

adoleo, -ēre, adolui, adultum

To burn

capillus, i

hair

lacertus, -i

Upper arm

mico, -are, -avi, -atum

To flash, glitter, gleam

sidus, sideris

star

sterilis, -e

futile

agna, -ae

Female lamb

inhibeo, inhibēre, -ui, -itum

To restrain, check

pastor, -oris

shepherd

grex, gregis

Flock, herd

temerarius, a, um

thoughtless, reckless, hasty

ideo

For that reason

opifer, -a, -um

Aid bringing, helping

sanabilis, -e

curable

passus, -us

Step, pace

adiuvo, -are, adiuvi, adiutum

To help

numen, -inis

Divine power

torpor, -oris

Numbness, heaviness

cresco, -ere, crevi, cretum

To grow, to increase

piger, pigra, pigrum

Sluggish, inactive

cacumen, cacuminis

The top of a tree

quoniam

since