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Juvenal Vocabulary-Satire 1 Adverbs, etc.
Adverbs, etc., for Satire 1
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03/23/2011

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sērō
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adv (comp: sērius; superl: sērissimē) late; too late
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quamvīs
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adv (w. adj or adv) however, no matter how; ever so; illa ~ rīdicula essent no matter how funy there were || conj. although
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versum
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adv. (usu. after another adv of direction) back; rūsum versum backward; sūrsum versum up and down
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versus or versum
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adv. (w. ad) toward, in the direction of; (w. in + acc.) into, in toward
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totidem
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adv. as many; just so/as many; the equivalent number of, same (as specified before);
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velut or velutī
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adv. as, just as, even as; as for example; (to introduce a simile) as, as it were; (in elliptical clauses) like; velut (sī) just as if, just as though, as if
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ubique
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adv. everywhere, anywhere
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paul(l)ātim
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adv. little by little, gradually, by degress; a few at a time
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plūs
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adv. more; multō plūs much more; plūs minus more or less; paulō plūs a little more
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paene
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adv. nearly, almost
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forsan or forsit or forsitan
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adv. perhaps
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cito
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adv. quickly; soon
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citius
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adv. sooner, rather; dictō ~ no sooner said than done; sērius aut ~ sooner or later
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impune
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adv. with impunity, unpunished, scot-free; safely, unscathed
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necdum/neque dum
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conj. and not yet, nor yet
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etsī
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conj. even if, although
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quandōquidem
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conj. inasmuch as, whereas, seeing that
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clausus, -a, -um
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pp. of claudō || adj. closed, inaccessible (place); (of a person) impervious to feelings; shut, locked up; enclosed (in a container) || n. enclosure
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conductus, -a, -um
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pp. of condūcō || mpl. hired men; mercenaries || n. rented apartment, rented house; lease, contract
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dictus, -a, -um
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pp. of dīcō || n. saying, word, statement; witticism; maxim, proverb; prediction; order, instruction; promise, assurance; derisive remark; ~a dīcere to make (witty or cunning) remarks; ~īs manēre stick to one's promises
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fīnītus, -a, -um
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pp. of fīniō || adj. limited; (rhet.) rhythmical
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nātus or gnātus, -a, -um
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pp. of nāscor || adj. born; (w. dat or ad or in + acc) born for, made for, naturally suited to, fit for; (w. annōs) at the age of . . ., . . . years old; e.g., annōs vīgintī ~; nōn amplius nōvem annōs ~ no more than nine years old; prō rē nātā under the existing circumstances, as matters stand; rēs nāta the situation || m. son || mpl. children || f. daughter
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pertūsus, -a, -um
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pp. of pertundo || adj. perforated; tattered (clothes)
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posita, -a, -um
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pp. of pōnō || adj. situated, located; stretched out, lying down
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porrēctus, -a, -um
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pp. of porrigō and porriciō || adj. stretched out, extended, extensive, long; protracted; laid out, dead; (fig.) wide-spread || npl. offerings
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quaesītus, -a, -um
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pp. of quaerō || adj. select, special; far-fetched; artificial, affected || npl. gains, earnings, acquisitions, store
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strictus, -a, -um
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pp. of stringō || adj. close, tight, narrow
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absēns, -entis
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pres p of absum || adj. absent; in spite of being absent; non-existent; mē absente in my absence; praesēns absēns whether present or absent
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quīcumque, quaecumque, quodcumque
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pron & adj (rel & indef) whoever, whosoever, everyone who, whatever, whatsoever, everything ever
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