Chapter 35-37 vocab

Question 1

aestas

Answer 1

-is f. summer

Question 2

aestus

Answer 2

-Us f. heat

Question 3

ianua

Answer 3

-ae f. door

Question 4

pectus

Answer 4

pectoris n. breast, heart

Question 5

praemium

Answer 5

-i n. reward, prize

Question 6

iratus

Answer 6

-a -um angry

Question 7

antepono

Answer 7

antiponere anteposui antepositum, to put before

Question 8

foveo

Answer 8

fovere fovi fotum to comfort

Question 9

ignosco

Answer 9

ignoscere ignovi ignotum+dat. to forgive

Question 10

impero

Answer 10

imperare imperavi imperatum+ dat. to command

Question 11

miror

Answer 11

mirari miratus sum, to marvel at

Question 12

noceo

Answer 12

nocere nocui nocitum+dat. to harm

Question 13

nubo

Answer 13

nubere nupse nuptum to cover, veil +dat.

Question 14

parco

Answer 14

parcere peperci, parsurum+dat., to spare

Question 15

pareo

Answer 15

parere, parui+dat. to obey

Question 16

persuadeo

Answer 16

persuadere, persuasi, persuasum+dat. to persuade

Question 17

placeo

Answer 17

placere placui placitum+dat., to please

Question 18

sapio

Answer 18

sapere, sapici to have good sense

Question 19

servio

Answer 19

servire, servivi, servitum+dat. to serve

Question 20

studio

Answer 20

studere, studui+dat, to study

Question 21

subridio

Answer 21

subridere, subrisi subrisum to smile

Question 22

cupido

Answer 22

cupidinis, f., desire

Question 23

lector

Answer 23

-is, m. reader

Question 24

lectrix

Answer 24

-is f reader

Question 25

vinculum

Answer 25

-i n bond

Question 26

cotidie

Answer 26

adv. daily

Question 27

fortasse

Answer 27

adv, perhaps

Question 28

accedo,

Answer 28

accedere accesse accessum (ad+cedo) to come to

Question 29

carpo

Answer 29

carpere carpsi, carptum to harvest

Question 30

cogo

Answer 30

cogere coegi coactum to compel

Question 31

contemno

Answer 31

contemnere contempsi contemptum to despise

Question 32

contundo

Answer 32

contundere contudi contusum to crush

Question 33

curo

Answer 33

curare curavi curatu to cure

Question 34

decerno

Answer 34

decernere decreve decretum to decide

Question 35

exigo

Answer 35

exigere exegi exactum to exact, drive out ex+ago)

Question 36

fio

Answer 36

fieri factus sum to be made

Question 37

oblecto

Answer 37

oblectare oblectavi oblectatum to please

Question 38

oro

Answer 38

orare oravi oratum to pray

Question 39

recreo

Answer 39

recreare recreavi recreatum (re+creo) to restore

Question 40

requiro

Answer 40

requirere requisive requisitum (re+quaero) to require

Question 41

sereno

Answer 41

serenare serenavi serenatum to brighten, soothe (Matt Harnacke's horse)

Question 42

Athenai

Answer 42

Athenarum f. pl. Athens

Question 43

domus

Answer 43

-Us f. house

Question 44

humus

Answer 44

-i f. ground

Question 45

iter

Answer 45

itineris n journey

Question 46

rus

Answer 46

ruris n the country

Question 47

Syracuse

Answer 47

Syracusarum f. pl. Syracuse

Question 48

absens

Answer 48

-is absent

Question 49

gratus

Answer 49

-a -um grateful

Question 50

idonius

Answer 50

idonea, idoneum fit

Question 51

immotus

Answer 51

-a -um unmoved

Question 52

foris

Answer 52

adv. outside

Question 53

eo

Answer 53

iri ii itum to go

Question 54

abeo

Answer 54

abire abire abii abitum to go away

Question 55

adeo

Answer 55

adire adii aditum to approuch, to go to

Question 56

exeo

Answer 56

exire exii exitum to exit

Question 57

ineo

Answer 57

inire inii initum to enter into

Question 58

obeo

Answer 58

obire obii obitum to die

Question 59

pereo

Answer 59

perire perii peritum to pass away

Question 60

redeo

Answer 60

redire redii reditym to return

Question 61

interficio

Answer 61

interficere interfeci interfectum to kill

Question 62

licet

Answer 62

licere licuit it is permitted

Question 63

peregrinor

Answer 63

peregrinari peregrinatus sum to wander

Question 64

requiesco

Answer 64

requiescere, requievi requietum to rest

Question 65

soleo

Answer 65

solere solitus sum to be accustomed