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Ecce Romani IIB Chapters 46 to 49: Vocab for Exam
Vocab taken from Ecce Romani IIB Language Activity Book (Second Edition)
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Language - Latin
9th Grade
01/30/2012

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Term
deliciae, -arum (f. pl.)

NOUN
Definition
delight
Term
divitiae, -arum (f. pl.)

NOUN
Definition
wealth, riches
Term
hasta, -ae (f)

NOUN
Definition
spear
Term
lanista, -ae (m)

NOUN
Definition
trainer
Term
ludia, -ae (f)

NOUN
Definition
female slave attached to a gladiatorial school
Term
latrunculus, -i (m)

NOUN
Definition
robber; pawns (a game like chess)
Term
ludus latrunculorum

NOUN
Definition
game of bandits
Term
locarius, -i (m)

NOUN
Definition
scalper
Term
saeculum, -i (n)

NOUN
Definition
age, era
Term
suppositicius, -i (m)

NOUN
Definition
subsitute
Term
tali, -orum (m. pl.)

NOUN
Definition
knucklebones
Term
apparitor, apparitoris 9m)

NOUN
Definition
gate-keeper
Term
cassis, cassidis (f)

NOUN
Definition
plumed meetal helmet
Term
cornicen, cornicinis (m)

NOUN
Definition
horn-player
Term
furor, furoris (m)

NOUN
Definition
frenzy
Term
milia, milium (n. pl.)

NOUN
Definition
thousands
Term
munus, muneris (n)

NOUN
Definition
gladiatorial show; (pl.) games
Term
paria, parium (n. pl.)

NOUN
Definition
pairs
Term
pulvinar, pulvinaris (n)

NOUN
Definition
imperial seat (at the games)
Term
tubicen, tubicinis (m)

NOUN
Definition
trumpet-player
Term
voluptas, voluptatis (f)

NOUN
Definition
pleasure, delight
Term
consensus, -us (m)

NOUN
Definition
agreement
Term
impetus, -us (m)

NOUN
Definition
attack
Term
dies natalis

NOUN
Definition
birthday
Term
meridies, -ei (m)

NOUN
Definition
noon, midday
Term
aequoreus, -a, -um

ADJECTIVE
Definition
belonging to the sea
Term
belliger, belligera, belligerum

ADJECTIVE
Definition
warlike
Term
claudus, -a, -um

ADJECTIVE
Definition
lame
Term
exanimatus, -a, -um

ADJECTIVE
Definition
paralyzed
Term
languidus, -a, -um

ADJECTIVE
Definition
drooping
Term
mansuetus, -a, -um

ADJECTIVE
Definition
tame
Term
mutuus, -a, -um

ADJECTIVE
Definition
mutual
Term
negotiosus, -a, -um

ADJECTIVE
Definition
busy
Term
obstupefactus, -a, -um

ADJECTIVE
Definition
astounded
Term
superbus, -a, -um

ADJECTIVE
Definition
proud, arrogant
Term
timendus, -a, -um

ADJECTIVE
Definition
to be feared
Term
minax, minacis

ADJECTIVE
Definition
menacing
Term
mirabilis, -is, -e

ADJECTIVE
Definition
wonderful
Term
miti, -is, -e

ADJECTIVE
Definition
gentle
Term
natalis, -is, -e

ADJECTIVE
Definition
of/belonging to birth
Term
tot

ADJECTIVE
Definition
so many
Term
constat

VERB
Definition
it is agreed
Term
iugulo, -are, -avi, -atus

VERB
Definition
to kill, murder
Term
Igula!
Definition
Murder him!
Term
mico, micare, micui

VERB
Definition
to move quickly to and from, flash
Term
contineo, continere, continui, contentus

VERB
Definition
to confine, hold
Term
lateo, -ere, -ui

VERB
Definition
to lie in hiding, hide
Term
cogo, cogere, coegi, coactus

VERB
Definition
to compel, force
Term
committo, committere, commisi, commissus

VERB
Definition
to bring together, entrust
Term
consisto, consistere, constiti

VERB
Definition
to halt, stop, stand
Term
converto, convertere, converti, conversus

VERB
Definition
to turn (around)
Term
educo, educere, eduxi, eductus

VERB
Definition
to lead out
Term
immitto, immittere, immisi, immissus

VERB
Definition
to send in, release
Term
incedo, incedere, incessi

VERB
Definition
to go in, march in
Term
laedo, laedere, laesi, laesus

VERB
Definition
to harm
Term
ostendo, ostendere, ostendi, ostentus

VERB
Definition
to show, point out
Term
parco, parcere, peperci + dat.

VERB
Definition
to spare
Term
abripio, abripere, abripui, abreptus

VERB
Definition
to snatch away
Term
conicio, conicere, conieci, coniectus

VERB
Definition
to throw, trhow tother; to figure out, guess
Term
incipio, incipere, incepi, inceptus

VERB
Definition
to begin
Term
ferio, -ire, -ivi, -itus

VERB
Definition
to hit, strike, kill
Term
refero, referre, retulli, relatus

VERB
Definition
to bring back, report, write down
Term
tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatus

VERB
Definition
to lift, raise
Term
admiror, -ari, -atus sum

VERB (DEPONENT)
Definition
to wonder (at)
Term
admiror, -ari, -atus sum

VERB (DEPONENT)
Definition
to wonder (at)
Term
admiror, -ari, -atus sum

VERB (DEPONENT)
Definition
to wonder (at)
Term
miror, -ari, -atus sum

VERB (DEPONENT)
Definition
to wonder
Term
vescor, vesci + abl.

VERB (DEPONENT)
Definition
to feed (on)
Term
congredior, congredi, congressus sum

VERB (DEPONENT)
Definition
to come together
Term
acriter

ADVERB
Definition
fiercely
Term
alias

ADVERB
Definition
at another time
Term
blande

ADVERB
Definition
in a coaxing manner
Term
clementer

ADVERB
Definition
in a kindly manner
Term
cere

ADVERB
Definition
almost, approximately
Term
mature

ADVERB
Definition
early
Term
placide

ADVERB
Definition
gently, peacefully, quietly, tamely
Term
postremo

ADVERB
Definition
finally
Term
quasi

ADVERB
Definition
as if
Term
re vera

ADVERB
Definition
really, actually
Term
ter

ADVERB
Definition
three times
Term
Num...?

INTERROGATIVE WORD
Definition
Surely...not...? (introduces a question that expects the answer "no")
Term
ambo, ambae, ambo

MISC.
Definition
both
Term
clamatum est

MISC.
Definition
there was shouting
Term
credidissem

MISC.
Definition
I would have believed
Term
epistula est conficienda

MISC.
Definition
the letter must be finished
Term
hoc habet!

MISC.
Definition
he's hit!
Term
mitte!

MISC.
Definition
let him go!
Term
nobis redeundum est

MISC.
Definition
we must return
Term
par impar

MISC.
Definition
odds or evens
Term
pro certo habere

MISC.
Definition
to be certain
Term
pugnabatur

MISC.
Definition
the fighting went on
Term
quid Sexto fiet?

MISC.
Definition
what will happen to Sextus?
Term
quo maior..., eo plus...

MISC.
Definition
the greater..., the more...
Term
redeamus

MISC.
Definition
let us return
Term
verbera!

MISC.
Definition
trash him!
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