Act i vocab quiz 3
Latina IV/V – Menaechmi Vocabulary List
(Act I: Lines 152-185)
Nouns
rogus, rogī (m2) funeral pyre
oculus, oculī (m2) eye
solum, solī (n2) bottom, sole of foot
verbum, verbī (n2) word
agitator, agitatoris (m3) charioteer
prandium, prandiī (m2) lunch
meretrix, meretricis (f3) courtesan, prostitute
stella, stellae (f1) star
corpus, corporis (n3) body
sol, solis (m3) sun
candor, candoris (m3) splendor, beauty
Verbs
habeō, habēre, habuī, habitus (2) to have, hold
comburō, comburere, combussī, to burn
combustus (3)
moror, morārī, moratus (1 dep.) to delay
concedō, concedere, concessī, to retire, withdraw
concessus (3)
opinor, opinārī, opinatus (1 dep.) to suppose, believe, think
oleō, olēre, oluī ---- (2) to emit a smell
fastidiō, fastidīre, fastidiī, fastiditus (4) to feel disgust or loathing,
to shrink back from
feriō, ferīre, ---, --- (4) to knock, strike
Miscellaneous
clam secretly
igitur therefore
licet it is permitted
ecquid perchance
oportet it is necessary
muliebris, muliebre (3) womanly
placidē softly, gently
Latina IV/V – Menaechmi Vocabulary List
(Act I: Lines 152-185)
Nouns
rogus, rogī (m2) funeral pyre
oculus, oculī (m2) eye
solum, solī (n2) bottom, sole of foot
verbum, verbī (n2) word
agitator, agitatoris (m3) charioteer
prandium, prandiī (m2) lunch
meretrix, meretricis (f3) courtesan, prostitute
stella, stellae (f1) star
corpus, corporis (n3) body
sol, solis (m3) sun
candor, candoris (m3) splendor, beauty
Verbs
habeō, habēre, habuī, habitus (2) to have, hold
comburō, comburere, combussī, to burn
combustus (3)
moror, morārī, moratus (1 dep.) to delay
concedō, concedere, concessī, to retire, withdraw
concessus (3)
opinor, opinārī, opinatus (1 dep.) to suppose, believe, think
oleō, olēre, oluī ---- (2) to emit a smell
fastidiō, fastidīre, fastidiī, fastiditus (4) to feel disgust or loathing,
to shrink back from
feriō, ferīre, ---, --- (4) to knock, strike
Miscellaneous
clam secretly
igitur therefore
licet it is permitted
ecquid perchance
oportet it is necessary
muliebris, muliebre (3) womanly
placidē softly, gently