metam 1.1 vocab
Nouns
argūtia, argūtiae, f. ➠ cleverness in the use of words,
verbal trickery
calamus, calamī, m. ➠ reed, cane
immūtātiō, immūtātiōnis, f. ➠ change, switch
nexus, nexūs, m. ➠ the act of connecting; a bond
prōsāpia, prōsāpiae, f. ➠ family tree, lineage
Quirītēs, Quirītium, m. ➠ citizens of Rome
susurrus, susurrī, m. ➠ whisper
stilus, stilī, m. ➠ writing nail, stylus; manner, style
venia, veniae, f. ➠ favor; forgiveness, pardon
Adjectives
aerumnābilis, aerumnābilis, aerumnābile ➠ causing misery, distressing
Atthis, Atthidis [feminine only] ➠ Attic, from Attica, Athenian
dēsultōrius, -a, -um ➠ in the manner of a horseman in a circus
Verbs
excolō, excolere, excoluī, excultus ➠ to develop, polish
laetor, laetārī, laetātus sum ➠ to be delighted
mereō, merēre, meruī, meritus ➠ to earn, acquire through effort
Nouns
argūtia, argūtiae, f. ➠ cleverness in the use of words,
verbal trickery
calamus, calamī, m. ➠ reed, cane
immūtātiō, immūtātiōnis, f. ➠ change, switch
nexus, nexūs, m. ➠ the act of connecting; a bond
prōsāpia, prōsāpiae, f. ➠ family tree, lineage
Quirītēs, Quirītium, m. ➠ citizens of Rome
susurrus, susurrī, m. ➠ whisper
stilus, stilī, m. ➠ writing nail, stylus; manner, style
venia, veniae, f. ➠ favor; forgiveness, pardon
Adjectives
aerumnābilis, aerumnābilis, aerumnābile ➠ causing misery, distressing
Atthis, Atthidis [feminine only] ➠ Attic, from Attica, Athenian
dēsultōrius, -a, -um ➠ in the manner of a horseman in a circus
Verbs
excolō, excolere, excoluī, excultus ➠ to develop, polish
laetor, laetārī, laetātus sum ➠ to be delighted
mereō, merēre, meruī, meritus ➠ to earn, acquire through effort