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Vocabulary - Chapters 9-12

Nouns

• caelum, -i: heaven, sky

• delectamentum, -i: delight

• fibula, -ae: pin

• iaculum, -i: javelin

• ira, -ae: wrath, anger

• pretium, -ii: price; reward

• somnus, -i: sleep

• stella, -ae: star

• ursa, -ae: bear

• vestimentum, -i: garment

• victor, victoris m.: victor

• vitta, -ae: fillet, band

Verbs

• appropinquo, -are, -avi, -atum: to approach

• curo, -are, -avi, -atum: to care for

• evito, -are, -avi, -atum: to avoid

• iaceo, -ere, -ui: to lie

• invoco, -are, -avi, -atum: to invoke

• retineo, -ere, -ui, -tentum: to hold back, restrain

• alius, alia, aliud: other

• alii . . . alii: some . . . others

• carus, -a, -um + dat.: dear

• formosus, -a, -um: shapely

Adjectives

• gratus, -a, -um + dat.: pleasing

• herbosus, -a, -um: grassy

• neglectus, -a, -um: neglected

• notus, -a, -um: familiar, well-known

• pretiosus, -a, -um: costly

• solus, -a, -um: alone, only

• aut, or: or

• cuius: whose, of whom

• propter + acc.: on account of

• secreto: secretly

Conjunctions and Pronouns

• si: if

• adultera, -ae: adulteress

• animal, animalis n.: animal

• bracchium, -ii: arm

• causa, -ae: cause

• figura, -ae: form, shape, figure

• iniuria, -ae: injury, wrong

• matricidium, -ii: matricide

• poena, -ae: punishment

• sensa, -orum n. pl.: sense, feeling

Additional Vocabulary from Page 2

Nouns

• advena, -ae m.: stranger

• arbor, arboris f.: tree

• cibus, -i: food

• dominus, -i: master

• finis, finis: end; pl. boundary

• locus, -i: place

• membrum, -i: leg, limb

• mensa, -ae: table

• pars, partis f.: part

• pater, patris m.: father

• piscis, piscis m.: fish

• requies, requietis f.: rest

Verbs

• dubito, -are, -avi, -atum: to doubt; hesitate

• impero, -are, -avi, -atum + dat.: to order, command

• intro, -are, -avi, -atum: to enter

• iubeo, -ere, iussi, iussum: to order

• paro, -are, -avi, -atum: to prepare

• sedeo, -ere, sedi, sessum: to sit

• venio, -ire, veni, ventum: to come

Adjectives

• apertus, -a, -um: open

• clausus, -a, -um: closed

• duo, duae, duo: two

• factus, -a, -um: done, made

• immensus, -a, -um: immense

• maior, maius: greater

• noster, -tra, -trum: our

• pius, -a, -um: pious, reverent

• plenus, -a, -um: full

• verus, -a, -um: true

Conjunctions and Prepositions

• ego: I

• enim: indeed

• et . . . et: both . . . and

• non procul: not far away

• quicquid: whatever

• ubi: where, when

Additional Vocabulary

• annus, -i: year

• anser, anseris m.: goose

• cena, -ae: dinner

• coniunx, coniugis c.: spouse

• crater, -eris m.: bowl

• custos, custodis c.: guardian

• homo, hominis m.: human being, man

• miraculum, -i: miracle

• nomen, nominis n.: name

• os, oris n.: mouth; face

• praemium, -ii: reward

• sacerdos, -dotis c.: priest

• sacrificium, -ii: sacrifice

• frondeo, -ere: to grow leafy

• prehendo, -ere: to seize, grasp

• timeo, -ere: to fear

• vasto, -are: to destroy

• vivo, -ere: to live

• impius, -a, -um: impious, wicked

• ipse, ipsa, ipsum: himself, herself, itself (intensive pronoun)

• iustus, -a, -um: just, upright

• receptus, -a, -um: received

• timidus, -a, -um: timid

• eos m., eas f.: them

• inter + acc.: among, between

• nos: us

• pro + abl.: in front of, before, for

• qui: who (relative pronoun)

• quoniam: because

• semper: always

• sine + abl.: without

• vobis pl.: to you