Capitulum VIII: Vocabula

taberna

nomen:

A place where goods are sold

(shop, stall, booth)

digitus

nomen:

A small appendage on the hand and foot

(finger, toe)

ornamentum

nomen:

Anything that makes someone more pulcher

(a piece of jewelry)

gemma

nomen:

An ornamentum from a cut stone

(gem, diamond)

anulus

nomen:

An ornamentum that goes on the digitus

(ring)

pretium

nomen:

How much something costs

(price, cost)

linea

nomen:

Long thin material

(string, thread, line)

margarita

nomen:

A pearl

tabernarius

nomen:

A vir who mans a taberna

(shopkeeper)

collum

nomen:

Part of the body that connects the head to the body

(neck)

pecuniosus a um

adiectivum:

Having lots of money

(rich, wealthy)

gemmatus a um

adiectivum:

Equipped with a gemma

(jeweled, gemmed)

medius a um

adiectivum:

Qui inter alios est

(middle, center, interior)

vend vendid vendit

verbum:

To hand out goods in exchange for pecunia

(to sell)

em em empt

verbum:

To take goods, usually in exchange for pecunia

(to buy)

consist constit constit

verbum:

To cease all motion or place oneself anywhere

(to stop, cease, halt)

aspic(i) aspex aspect

verbum:

To direct one's eyes to something intentionally

(to watch, look at, examine)

abe/abi abi abit

verbum:

Synonym with disced

accip(i) accep accept

verbum:

To gain possession of something

(to accept, take, get)

orna

verbum:

To make something more beautiful

(to adorn, decorate, garnish, furnish)

clama

verbum:

To use the voice very loudly

(to shout, scream, yell)

monstra

verbum:

To draw attention to by pointing

(to point at/to/out, show)

ostend ostend ostens/ostent

verbum:

To draw attention to by holding up

(to hold up/out, show)

consta abl

verbum:

To be set at a particular price

(to cost, be set at)

conveni conven convent

verbum:

(of clothing and ornamenta) To be the appropriate size

(to fit, be the right size)

nimis

adverbium:

More than what is necessary or helpful

(too, excessively, too much)

satis

adverbium:

Of an appropriate amount

(enough, sufficiently, appropriately)

alius alia aliud

adiectivum:

Identifies one or another out of several

(one, another, different)

ille illa illud

demonstrativum:

Qui illic est.

(there, that)

tantus a um

demonstrativum:

That is of such size/quantity

(that big, that much, so big, so much)

aut

Joins two incompatible options

"or, either...or..."

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