Cicero Ergänzungswortschatz N - Z Flashcards

1
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vivus, a, um

A

lebend, lebendig

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2
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vexare, vexo, vexavi, vexatum

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misshandeln
plündern, hart zusetzen

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3
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turpitudo, turpitudinis f.

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Schande, Schändlichkeit

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4
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una (meist mit cum)

A

zusammen (mit)

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5
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usus, us m.

A

Gebrauch:
Gewohnheit, Erfahrung
Nutzen

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6
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uxor, oris f.

A

Ehefrau

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7
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venenum, i n.

A

Gift

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8
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veritas, atis f.

A

Wahrheit

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9
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salvus, a, um

A

wohlbehalten, in Ordnung

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10
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sane (adv)

A

wirklich

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11
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sensus, us m.

A

Sinn, Gefühl

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12
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servitus, utis f.

A

Sklaverei

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13
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severitas, atis f.

A

Strenge

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14
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sive… sive…

A

sei es… oder…

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15
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spectare, specto, spectavi, spectatum

A

anschauen

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16
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splendor, oris m.

A

Glanz, Ansehen

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17
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stare, sto, steti, statum

A

stehen

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18
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stultus, a, um

A

dumm

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19
Q

stuprum, i n.

A

Unzucht, sexuelle Ausschweifungen

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20
Q

subito

A

plötzlich

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21
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superare, supero, superavi, superatum

A

übertreffen

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22
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suspicari, suspicor, suspicatus sum

A

vermuten

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23
Q

tametsi

A

obgleich

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24
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tectum, i n.

A

Dach, Haus

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25
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telum, i n.

A

Wurfgeschoss, Waffe

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26
Q

tempestas, atis f.

A

Sturm, Unwetter

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27
Q

timor, oris m.

A

Angst

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28
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tres, tria, (gen. trium)

A

drei

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29
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tribuere, tribuo, tribui, tributum

A

zuteilen, geben

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30
Q

tribunatus, us m.

A

Tribunsamt

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31
Q

quaeso

A

bitte (ich)

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32
Q

quaestus, us m.

A

Gewinn, Erwerbstätigkeit

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33
Q

qualis, is, e

A

was für ein
wie, vonwelcher Art

34
Q

quicumque, quaecumque, quodcumque

A

wer auch immer

35
Q

quodsi

A

wenn nun

36
Q

recens, recentis (einendig)

A

jüngst vergangen, aktuell

37
Q

recordari, recordor, recordatus sum

A

sich erinnern

38
Q

recte

A

richtig, mit Recht

39
Q

recuperare, recupero, recuperavi, recuperatum

A

wiedererlangen

40
Q

recusare, recuso, recusavi, recusatum

A

ablehnen

41
Q

redire, redeo, redii, reditum

A

zurückkehren

42
Q

religiosus, a, um

A

religiös gewissenhaft
religiös bedeutend

43
Q

removere, removeo, removi, remotum

A

entfernen

44
Q

resistere, resisto, restiti

A

sich widersetzen

45
Q

revocare, revoco, revocavi, revocatum

A

herholen, bringen

46
Q

plane

A

deutlich, geradezu

47
Q

plebs, plebis f.

A

Volk, die Plebs

48
Q

polliceri, polliceor, pollicitus sum

A

versprechen

49
Q

praeditus, a, um

A

ausgestattet

50
Q

praedium, ii n.

A

Landgut

51
Q

praetermittere, praetermitto, praetermisi, praetermissum

A

auslassen

52
Q

pretium, ii n.

A

Wert
Preis
Geld

53
Q

prius

A

eher

54
Q

prohibere, prohibeo, prohibui, prohibitum

A

hindern

55
Q

providere, provideo, providi, provisum

A

vorhersehen, sorgen für

56
Q

proximus, a, um

A

der nächste / der letzte

57
Q

prudentia, ae f.

A

Klugheit

58
Q

publicanus, i m

A

Steuerpächter

59
Q

puer, pueri m.

A

Junge

60
Q

pugnare, pugno, pugnavi, pugnatum

A

kämpfen

61
Q

pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum

A

schön

62
Q

orbis (-is m) terrarum

A

Welt

63
Q

palam

A

in aller Öffentlichkeit

64
Q

par, paris

A

gleich

65
Q

parere, pareo, parui

A

gehorchen

66
Q

perficere, perficio, perfeci, perfectum

A

herstellen, erreichen, erleigen

67
Q

permittere, permitto, permisi, permissum

A

erlauben, überlassen

68
Q

pernicies, perniciei f.

A

Verderben

69
Q

persequi, persequor, persecutus sum

A

verfolgen

70
Q

perspicere, perspicio, perspexi, perspectum

A

deutlich erkennen

71
Q

pestis, is f. (pestium)

A

Seuche, Verderben

72
Q

placet, placuit

A

es gefällt, man beschliesst

73
Q

nobilitas, atis f.

A

Adel

74
Q

nondum

A

noch nicht

75
Q

nonnulli, ae, a

A

einige

76
Q

nonnumquam

A

manchmal

77
Q

notus, a, um

A

bekannt

78
Q

nox, noctis f. (noctium)

A

Nacht

79
Q

nummus, i m

A

Münze, (Sesterz)

80
Q

nuntiare, nuntio, nuntiavi, nuntiatum

A

melden

81
Q

nuper

A

neulich