Details Title: Catullus Set 2 Description: catulls words Total Flash Cards: 46 Created: 05/08/2008 18:00:47		New Users: To study from this flashcard set, or to create your own your own study flash cards, REGISTER HERE. Existing Users: CLICK HERE. Additional Classics Flashcards
Cards in this set: Term aestimo, -are Definition value, esteem Term as, assis m. Definition a copper coin, like a penny Term occido, -ere, occidi, occasum Definition fall, set Term conturbo, -are Definition mix up, confuse Term scio, scire, scii, scitum Definition know Term invideo, -ere, -idi, -isum Definition to look at with ill will or envy, begrudge Term satio, -are Definition satisfy Term harena, ae, f. Definition sand, beach Term aestuosus, -a, -um Definition hot, sweltering Term sidus, eris, n. Definition star Term taceo, -ere, tacui, tacitum Definition be silent, say nothing Term furtivus, -a, -um Definition secret, furtive Term vesanus, -a, -um Definition frenzied, mad Term pernumero, -are Definition fully enumerate, count out Term curiosus, -a, -um Definition excessively careful, meddlesome Term fascino, -are Definition bewitch Term resono, -are Definition echo, resound Term tundo, -ere, tutudi, tunsum Definition buffet, pound Term gradior, -i, gressus Definition step, walk Term monimentum, -i, n. Definition anything that serves as a commemoration or reminder Term tempto, -are Definition try Term nuntio, -are Definition announce, tell Term valeo, -ere, -ui, -itum Definition have strength or else Term moechus, -i, m. Definition adulterer Term complexus, -us, m. Definition embrace Term respecto, -are Definition wait expectantly, count on Term pratum, -i, n. Definition meadow Term flos, floris, m. Definition flower Term utor, uti, usus Definition dep. w/abl., use Term tollo, -ere, sustuli, sublatum Definition pick up, raise, steal Term salsus, -a, -um Definition salty, witty, clever Term fugo, -are Definition put to flight, drive off, expel Term sordidus, -a, -um Definition diry, shabby, tacky Term invenustus, -a, -um Definition unattractive Term furtum, -i, n. Definition theft Term talento, -i, n. Definition a large sum of money Term velo, -are Definition cover, clothe Term lepos, -oris, m. Definition charm, grace, wit Term differtus, -a, -um Definition filled Term facetiae, -arum, f.pl. Definition cleverness, wit Term aestimatio, -onis, f. Definition price, monetary value Term verum Definition but in fact, actually Term sodalis, -is, m. Definition buddy, comrade Term sudarium, -i, n. Definition handkerchief, napkin Term misereo, -ere, -ui Definition feel sorry for Term necesse Definition essential, necessary