4C (ii) Vocab Flashcards by Claire Duncan

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absens absent-is

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Absent, away

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caueo 2

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I am wary, am on guard, take care

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circum (+ acc.)

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Around

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circumeo circumire

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I go round

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cognouerat

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‘He had got to know’, ‘he knew’ (pluperfect of cognosco)

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collegrat

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‘He had collected’ (pluperfect of colligo 3 collegi)

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commouerat

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‘(He) had moved’ (pluperfect of commoueo 2 commoui)

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castra commouerat

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‘(He) had moved camp’ (metaphor used ironically)

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concupiuerat

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‘(He) had desired’ (pluperfect of concupisco 3)

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condemno 1

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I find guilty, condemn

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conquiro 3

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I look for, search out

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conseruo 1

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I save, keep safe

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crimen crimin-is 3n.

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Charge, accusation

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excogito 1

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I think up, devise

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fict-us a um

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Trumped-up

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furor furor-is 3m.

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Passion, anger, rage

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gerere: se gerere

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Lit. ‘To conduct himself’, i.e. ‘To behave’

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hoc uno crimine

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‘As a result of this single accusation’ (abl.)

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insanio 4

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I am mad

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inuidios-us a um

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Unpopular

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lacrimor (1 dep.)

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I burst into tears, cry

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mediocr-is e

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Moderate, ordinary

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metu

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‘From fear’ (abl.)

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mod-us i 2m.

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Way, fashion, manner

palam

Openly, publicly

patron-us i 2m.

Patron

pereo perire perii peritum

I perish, I am done for

perspicu-us a um

Clear, obvious

postremo

Finally

potuerat

'He had been able' (pluperfect of possum)

pudore

'From shame' (abl.)

quem

(Acc. S. M) whom

ratio ration-is 3f.

Plan, reason

reprimo 3 repressi

I restrain, keep a grip on

reuoco 1

I call back

Romae (locative)

At Rome

sordidat-us a um

Poorly dressed (sign of mourning or of being on a charge)

stulte

Stupidly

timore

'From apprehension' (abl.)

tota prouincia

'Over the whole province' (abl.)

trienni-um i 2n.

A period of three years

uehemens uehement-is

Strongly worded

Verre praetore

'With Verres (as) praetor' (abl.)

careo 2 (+abl.)

I do without, lack, stay away from