Latin II Exam II

antehac

formerly

avertere

to turn aside, avert

clavis

key

comes

companion

comitari

to accompany

continere

to contain, retain

debere

to ough to, be obliged; to owe

dimittere

to send away, dismiss

factum

deed

fateri

to admit, confess

fortasse

perhaps

heri

yesterday

hinc

from here, hence

illinc

from that place, thence

includere

to shut in, imprison, include

inscribere

to write in, inscribe

integer

undamaged, intact, whole

laus

praise

litterae

letter (alphabet); letter( mail)

merere

to earn, deserve, serve as a soldier

negare

to deny

ob

for, by reason of

pallere

to be pale

pallidus

pale

perdere

to lose, waste, spoil, destroy

planus

obvious, plain

posthac

hereafter

promissum

promise

promittere

to promise

pudere

I am ashamed

pudor

shame

quidnam?

whatever

quisnam?

who ever?

rubere

to be red, become red

signum

sign, seal, statue

solvere

to untie, discharge, pay, set sail

superior

higher, upper, superior

tradere

to hand over, deliver

umquam

ever (neque umquam \= never)

verbera

lashes, flogging

vultus

countenance, face

aegrotus

sick, ill

aliter

otherwise, another way

certo

for certain

ceterum

besides, however

continuo

immediately

convertere

to turn or change into

cruentus

gory

cupere

to want, desire

denuo

anew, again

dolor

pain, grief

etsi

although, even if

flere

to cry

frangere

to break, crush

ignorare

to be ignorant of, to not know

impar

unequal

intus

inside

iuxta

next to, beside

laevus

left

latus

side, flank

mirari

to wonder at, be surprised

noscere

to get to know, know, learn

os

bone

par

equal

pati

to permit, endure

percutere

to beat, strike, pierce

plusquamperfectum

pluperfect

primo

at first, firstly

recumbere

to lie down

sonus

sound, noise

strepitus

noise, din

subito

suddenly

subitus

sudden

tumultus

uproar

valde

very (much), strongly

aedificare

to build

aedificium

building

agnus

lamb

auxilium

help, assistance

brevi

soon, in a short time

civis

citizen

coepisse

begin

complures

several, many

conspectus

sight, view

constituere

to fix, decide

cupiditas

desire

cupidus

desire, lust

currus

chariot

descendere

to descend, go down

deserere

to desert, leave

exitus

end; death

expugnatio

conquest

fabula

story

filum

thread

forte

by chance, by accident

gloria

glory, renown

huc

to here, hither

humilis

low, lowly

ibi

there

illuc

to that place, thither