Ekkehard

Question 1

operae pretium phrase

Answer 1

something worthwhile or worth doing; worth the effort

Question 2

coenobi-um, coenobi-i 2n. conobium, conobii

Answer 2

monastery, convent, house of communal living

Question 3

coenobita, coenobitae 1m. conobita, conobitae

Answer 3

monk

Question 4

coenobialis, coenobiale 3 adj. conobialis, conobiale

Answer 4

communal, monastic

Question 5

nonna, nonnae 1f.

Answer 5

nun

Question 6

monacha, monachae 1f.

Answer 6

nun

Question 7

soror religiosa, sororis religiosae

Answer 7

nun

Question 8

aggredior, aggredi, aggressus sum 3/4D

Answer 8

to attack, undertake, embark on (+acc. or inf. + acc.) -
to begin

Question 9

calumniator, calumniatoris 3m.

Answer 9

pettifogger, perveter of law, false accuser/traducer

Question 10

quomodolibet adv.

Answer 10

howsoever

Question 11

aviditas, aviditatis 3f.

Answer 11

eagerness, zeal, greed

Question 12

potior, potiri, potitus sum 4D

Answer 12

to acquire (+abl.)

Question 13

interstiti-um, interstiti-i 2n.

Answer 13

interval , space between

Question 14

prout adv.

Answer 14

to the degree that/as
(prout moris est = as is customary, inasfaras)

Question 15

praesum, praeesse, praefui irreg.

Answer 15

to preside over, be in charge of (+dat.), be set over

Question 16

praefero, praeferre, praetuli, praelatum irreg.

Answer 16

to prefer; to set before (i.e., to be in charge of) (+dat.)

Question 17

indoles, indolis 3f.
(cf. ingeni-um 2n.)

Answer 17

innate quality, nature

Question 18

in brevi phrase

Answer 18

soon

Question 19

in processu + temporis/temporum phrase

Answer 19

in the process of time, in due course

Question 20

opitulor, opitulari, opitulatus sum 1D
(cf. adjuvo 1C)

Answer 20

to aid, assist

Question 21

praelibo, praelibare, praelibavi, praelibatum 1C

Answer 21

to taste, touch upon (p.p.p. = having been previously touched upon/aforementioned)

Question 22

avunculus, avunculi 2m.

Answer 22

maternal uncle

Question 23

patruus, patrui 2m.

Answer 23

paternal uncle

Question 24

partio, partire, partivi, partitum 4C / partior, partiri, partitus sum 4D

Answer 24

to share, divide

Question 25

cella, cellae 1f.

Answer 25

monk's cell, monastery

Question 26

vicari-us, vicari-i 2m. (taken from the 1/2 adj. vicari-us, vicari-a, vicari-um)

Answer 26

anyone who stands in for someone else, a deputy, but (especially) a sub-prior or deputy abbot (in a monastic context) or a vicar (the adjective = substitute)

Question 27

concambi-um, concambi-i 2n.

Answer 27

exchange (often but not always money)

Question 28

cambi-um, cambi-i 2n.

Answer 28

change (of money), transformable matter, exchange, negotiable document

Question 29

annona, annonae 1f.

Answer 29

yearly produce; therefore subsistence or means of subsistence, provisions, price of grain; rent; lunch

Question 30

mansio, mansionis 3f.

Answer 30

any dwelling-place, an estate, a mansion, a house

Question 31

creber, cebra, cebrum 1/2 adj.

Answer 31

thick-packed, frequent, close, crowded

Question 32

capellanus, capellani 2m.

Answer 32

chaplain

Question 33

abbas, abbatis 3m.

Answer 33

abbot

Question 34

abbatia, abbatiae 1f.

Answer 34

abbey, monastery

Question 35

murmur, murmuris 3n.

Answer 35

muttering, grumbling, rumbling, humming, mumbling

Question 36

pellis, pellis 3f. i-stem

Answer 36

skin or hide; garment made of leather

Question 37

pelliceus, pellicea, pelliceum 1/2 adj.

Answer 37

skin-?, made of skins

Question 38

laicus, laica, laicum 1/2 adj.

Answer 38

lay, not ordained or consecrated

Question 39

laicus, laici 2m. (subst. from laicus, a, um)

Answer 39

lay person/ lay man

Question 40

ex consenu - phrase

Answer 40

by [mutual] agreement

Question 41

consensus, consensus 4m.

Answer 41

agreement, consent, harmony

Question 42

quadragesimus, quadragesima, quadragesimum 1/2 adj.

Answer 42

fortieth

Question 43

quadragesima, quadragesimae 1f.

Answer 43

Lent (Christian feast)

Question 44

cilici-um, cilici-i/ cilici-a, cilici-orum 2n.

Answer 44

hair shirt

Question 45

patro, patrare, patravi, patratum 1C

Answer 45

to execute, perform, commit [esp. of sins]

Question 46

tero, terere, trivi, tritum 3C

Answer 46

to rub, use up, wear down

Question 47

arguo, arguere, argui, argutum 3C

Answer 47

to argue, reprove, censure [+gen. of person being censored]

Question 48

ieiunus, ieiuna, ieiunum 1/2 adj. (jeiunus, a, um)

Answer 48

of a fasting person

Question 49

ieiuni-um, ieiuni-i 2n. (jeiuni-um, ii)

Answer 49

fasting, fast, fast-day

Question 50

nostras, nostratis 3 adj.

Answer 50

one of ours, one born in our country