Compline 1: Incipit Flashcards
(30 cards)
iubeō, iubēre, iussī, iussum
(2C)
DCC rank 84
to bid, command
dominus, -ī
(2Dm)
DCC rank 241
master, lord;
with ref. to God, to a person of the trinity, or to Jesus Christ, the Lord
benedīcō, benedīcere, benedīxī, benedictum
(3C)
to bless;
to praise;
pf. ppl. as adj., benedictus, -a, -um blessed
nox, noctis
(3Dfi)
DCC rank 119
night
nocte, noctū at night
quiētus, -a, -um
(1,2Da)
quiet, calm, restful, peaceful
fīnis, -is
(3Dmi)
DCC rank 236
end, boundary
perfectum, -ī
(2Dn)
perfection, completion
concēdō, concēdere, concessī, concessum
(3C)
DCC rank 663
“finem perfectum concedat nobis”
to grant;
to yield, withdraw
omnipotēns, omnipotentis
(3Da1t)
almighty
frāter, frātris
(3Dm)
DCC rank 225
brother;
friar
Frātrēs Minōrēs Friars Minor, Franciscans
sōbriī, sōbriōrum
(2Dm, plural)
sober, clear headed people
sum, esse, fuī, [theor. sup. futum, fut. ppl. futūrus]
(Irreg C)
DCC rank 2
[estōte = future imperative 2 pl]
to be, exist
fut. inf. often = fore,
impf. subj. often = forem for essem
vigilō, vigilāre, vigilāvī, vigilātum
(1C)
to stay awake, keep watch
quia (conj.)
DCC rank 132
because, for
aversārius, -ī
(2Dm)
adversary, enemy, antagonist, opponent
diabolus, -ī
(2Dm)
devil
tamquam (tanquam)
(conj.)
DCC rank 363
“diabolus tamquam leo rugiens”
as it were, as if
leō, leōnis
(3Dm)
lion
rūgiō, rūgīre, rūgīvī, rūgītum
(4C)
to roar, bellow
circueō, circuīre, circuīvī, circuītum
(4C Irreg)
“tamquam leo rugiens circuit”
to go around, march around, encompass
quaerō, quaerere, quaesīvī, quaesītum
(3C)
DCC rank 113
to seek, look for;
to inquire, ask
also as quaesō, quaesumus I / we pray (introducing a polite request)
dēvorō, dēvorāre, dēvorāvī, dēvorātum
(1C)
to swallow, gulp down, devour
resistō, resistere, restitī
(3C)
“cui resistite fortes in fide”
to stand still, remain behind, continue;
to withstand, resist, oppose
“whom you resist, strong in the faith”
fortis, -e (3Da2t)
DCC rank 286
strong, brave
comp.,* fortior (fortius, n.), fortiōris* stronger, braver;
superl., fortissimus, -a, -um strongest, bravest
adv., fortiter strongly, bravely
