Ovid Unseen Vocabulary Checklist 5

Aurora, -ae (f.)

(goddess of) Dawn

avis, -is (f.)

bird

bos, bovis (c.)

ox, cow

cithara, -ae (f.)

lyre

cor, cordis (n.)

heart

-cumbo, -ere, -cubui, -cubitum

I lie, fall (in compounds)

decet, -ere, -uit

it is fitting, right, decent

delecto, -are, -avi, -atum

delight, amuse

domo, -are, -ui, -itum

subdue, overcome

facies, -ei (f.)

face, appearance; shape

figura, -ae (f.)

shape, figure, form, image

fores, -ium (f.pl)

door

funus, -eris (n.)

funeral, death

genitor, -oris (m.)

father

glacies, -ei (f.)

ice

gratus, -a, -um

welcome, pleasing

herba, -ae (f.)

grass; herb

immeritus, -a, -um

undeserving, undeserved

iugum, -i (n.)

yoke; mountain, ridge

iuvo, -are, iuvi, iutum

help; am pleasing

iuvat

it is pleasing

lateo, -ere, -ui

I lie hidden

nequiquam

in vain

niveus, -a, -um

snowy

nocturnus, -a, -um

nocturnal, of the night

orbus, -a, -um

deprived, bereft (of, + abl)

osculum, -i (n.)

kiss

pactus, -a, -um

agreed, settled

-pleo, -ere, -plevi, -pletum

fill (in compounds)

polus, -i (m.)

pole; sky, heaven

ruina, -ae (f.)

fall, ruin, destruction

sileo, -ere, silui

I am silent, am still

sitis, -is (acc. -im) (f.)

thirst

superi, -orum (m.pl.)

gods

supremus, -a, -um

highest; last

tardus, -a, -um (delaying)

slow

triumphus, -i (m.)

triumph

Troia, -ae (f.)

Troy

turpis, -e

ugly, disgraceful

vacca, -ae (f.)

cow

votum, -i (n.)

vow, promise, wish, prayer