17 Flashcards
(43 cards)
What does ‘nūper’ mean?
‘nūper’ means ‘neulich’ or ‘vor kurzem’.
What does ‘interim’ mean?
‘interim’ means ‘inzwischen’.
What does ‘repente’ mean?
‘repente’ means ‘plötzlich’ or ‘unerwartet’.
What does ‘illic’ mean?
‘illic’ means ‘dort’.
What does ‘ille, illa, illud’ refer to?
‘ille, illa, illud’ refers to ‘jener, jene, jenes; der (dort); damalig, berühmt’.
What is the meaning of ‘soror, sorōris f’?
‘soror, sorōris f’ means ‘die Schwester’.
What does ‘audācia, audāciae f’ mean?
‘audācia, audāciae f’ means ‘die Frechheit, die Kühnheit’.
What is ‘cohors, cohortis f’?
‘cohors, cohortis f’ means ‘die Kohorte (ca. 600 Mann)’.
What does ‘tribūnus, tribūnī m’ mean?
‘tribūnus, tribūnī m’ means ‘der Tribun, der Militärtribun’.
What is the meaning of ‘custōs, custōdis m/f’?
‘custōs, custōdis m/f’ means ‘der Wächter’.
What does ‘pēs, pedis m’ refer to?
‘pēs, pedis m’ refers to ‘der Fuß’.
What does ‘spēciēs, speciēī f’ mean?
‘spēciēs, speciēī f’ means ‘der Anblick, das Aussehen, der Schein’.
What is ‘voluptās, voluptātis f’?
‘voluptās, voluptātis f’ means ‘die Lust, das Vergnügen’.
What does ‘litterae, litterārum f Pl.’ mean?
‘litterae, litterārum f Pl.’ means ‘der Brief, die Literatur, die Wissenschaft’.
What does ‘pūblicus, pūblica, pūblicum’ mean?
‘pūblicus, pūblica, pūblicum’ means ‘öffentlich, staatlich’.
What is the meaning of ‘nātus, nātī m’?
‘nātus, nātī m’ means ‘der Sohn’.
What does ‘nāta, nātae f’ refer to?
‘nāta, nātae f’ refers to ‘die Tochter’.
What does ‘potentia, potentiae f’ mean?
‘potentia, potentiae f’ means ‘die Macht’.
Who is ‘Caesar, Caesaris m’?
‘Caesar, Caesaris m’ refers to ‘Gaius Julius Cäsar (röm. Politiker, Feldherr und Schriftsteller)’.
What does ‘domus, domūs f’ mean?
‘domus, domūs f’ means ‘das Haus’.
What is ‘Aegyptus, Aegyptī f’?
‘Aegyptus, Aegyptī f’ means ‘Ägypten’.
What does ‘vulgus, vulgī n’ refer to?
‘vulgus, vulgī n’ refers to ‘das (einfache) Volk, die Volksmasse, der Pöbel’.
Who is ‘Pompeius, Pompeiī m’?
‘Pompeius, Pompeiī m’ refers to ‘Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (Gegner Cäsars)’.
What does ‘idōneus, idōnea, idōneum’ mean?
‘idōneus, idōnea, idōneum’ means ‘geeignet, passend’.
