Louis Anki (Part 1) Flashcards
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1
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maxilla
A
jaw bone
2
Q
plangō, plangere, planxī, planctum
A
to strike, beat
3
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maiestas, maiestatis, f.
A
grandeur
4
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bustirapus, bustirapi, m.
A
grave robber
5
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subrusticus, a, um
A
somewhat rustic
6
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macies
A
leanness
7
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madeo, madēre, madui, -
A
to be wet
8
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blaesus
A
lisping
9
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machinor, machinari, machinatus sum
A
to design
10
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seges, segetis, f.
A
growing grain
11
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laesio, laesionis, f.
A
injury
12
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impetro, impetrare, impetravi, impetratum
(+ut)
A
to accomplish; obtain (by request)
13
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convictus, convictus, m.
A
banquet
14
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gemmo, gemmare, gemmavi, gemmatum
A
to sparkle
15
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aspernor, aspernari, aspernatus sum
A
to despise, reject
16
Q
cōs, cōtis, f.
(no gen. pl.)
A
flintstone, whetstone
17
Q
dicam f.
(with scribere) to bring an action against (dat) diptote, acc sing and plu only
A
lawsuit
18
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stipo
A
to pack
19
Q
mineo
A
to overhang
20
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pardus
A
panther
21
Q
metō, metere, messuī, messum
A
to reap
22
Q
bufo
A
toad
23
Q
medietas, medietatis, f.
A
middle
24
Q
irruo, irruere, irrui, -
A
to attack
25
marceo
to droop
26
teges, tegetis, f.
mat
27
cornicen, cornicinis, m
trumpeter, horn-blower
28
decussis, -is, m.
(the number) ten, ten as coin
29
mactus
glorified
30
sorbeō, sorbere, sorbuī (sorpsi)
to suck
31
strages, stragis, f
massacre
32
adsequor, adsequi, adsecutus sum
to overtake
33
penitus
deeply
34
vorsoria, vorsoriae, f
a tack (rope used to guide a sail)
35
libidinosus, a, um
full of desire
36
prōcērus, a, um
tall, long
37
vernus, a, um
spring
38
gummī, n (indecl.)
gum
39
proditor, proditoris, m.
traitor
40
diripio, diripere, diripui, direptum
to plunder
41
fuco
to dye
42
farnus, -ī, f.
ash
43
opimus, opima, opimum
(lacks superlative)
rich
44
mica
crumb
45
astu n. (indecl.)
city (esp Athens)
46
vappa
flat wine
47
calleo
be thick skinned
48
habena, habenae, f.
rein
49
calcar, calcaris, n
(pure i-stem)
spur
50
crinio, crinire, -, crinitum
to cover with hair
51
gesto, gestare, gestavi, gestatum
to bear
52
eluvies, eluvieī, f
flood, discharge
53
vindico, vindicare, vindicavi, vindicatum
to demand, claim
54
parsimonia, parsimoniae, f.
frugality
55
hereditas, heriditatis, f.
inheritance
56
amussim, m. (AG) or f. (LS)
(ad amussim - with precision)monoptote, acc. s. only
ruler; precision
57
lima
a file
58
sarcina
a pack
59
hymenaeus, hymenaei, m.
wedding song
60
cortex, corticis, m./f.
bark (of a tree)
61
culter, cultrī, m
knife
62
fustis, fustis, m
club, cudgel
63
vergō, vergere, —, —
to incline, turn, bend (intrans.)
64
cubile
marriage bed, nest
65
aerugo, aeruginis, f
rust (copper)
66
tabesco, tabescere, tabui
to melt, decay
67
emissarius, emissarii, n.
scout
68
sentina
hold of a ship
69
petitio, petitionis, f.
blow
70
spiculum, spiculi, n.
dart
71
sessio, sessionis, f.
siege
72
caminus
forge
73
torpeo
to be sluggish
74
ineptus, a, um
unfit
75
ventilo, ventilare, ventilavi, ventilatum
to fan
76
quippe
indeed
77
identidem
again and again, repeatedly
78
redundantia, reduntiae, f.
excess
79
austerus
dark, sour
80
spiramentum, spimarenti, n.
vent
81
necubi
lest anywhere
82
oleo, olēre, olui, -,
to smell
83
musso
to murmur
84
pandus, a, um
curved
85
coxa, coxae, f.
hip
86
caudeus
wooden
87
hamus
hook
88
stipes
a log
89
obex
a bolt
90
socrus, socrus, f
mother-in-law
91
taedium, -i, n.
(tedious)
weariness, boredom
92
caelicola, caelicolae, m.
god
93
limo
to file
94
mansuesco, mansuescere, mansuevi, mansuetum
to become/make tame
95
caepa
onion
96
maledicus, maledica, maledicum
slanderous
97
cuspis, cuspidis, f.
point of a spear
98
fidēs, -ium f.
(plurale tantum, also singular in poetry)
lyre
99
cautus, a, um
careful
100
quadruplus, -a, -um
(proportional numeral)
four times as great
101
porro
at distance, further on
102
germen, germinis (n.)
sprig, sprout
103
maereō, maerere
to be sad, mourn
104
caprea
roe
105
membrana, membranae, f.
skin
106
margō, margonis, f
margin, edge
107
latebra, latebrae, f
hiding place
108
quem ad modum
how
109
dispergo, dispergere, dispesi, dispersum
to scatter
110
ferina, ferinae, f.
game, flesh of wild animals
111
ingenero, ingenerare, ingeneravi, ingeneratum
to implant
112
ens, entis, n
thing, being
113
nubila, nubilorum, n.
clouds
114
paupero, pauperare, pauperavi, pauperatum
to deprive
115
calva
scalp
116
rimor
to cleave
117
silanus
a fountain
118
pruina
hoarfrost
119
carnifex, carnificis, m
executioner
120
raucus, a, um
roaring
121
perspicax, perspicacis
sharpsighted
122
aliter
otherwise
123
foedus, foederis, n.
treaty
124
invidus, a, um
envious
125
truncus (adj.), a, um
mutated
126
iuba, -ae, f.
mane, crest
127
valetudo, valetudinis, f.
health
128
amictus, amictus, m.
garment
129
interlunium, interlunii, n.
new moon
130
patulus, a, um
open
131
rūdō, rūdere, rūdīvī, rūdītus
to roar, bellow, bray
132
secundo, secundare, secundavi, secundatum
to further
133
ungula
claw
134
mendum, -i n.
a fault, error (in writing)
135
astus
cunning
136
foeditas, foeditatis, f.
filthiness
137
pinso, pinsere, pinsi, pinsitum/pinsum/pistum
to beat, pound
138
stirps, stirpis, f.
stock
139
quorsum
to what place
140
prŏcella, ae, f.
storm
141
oblittero, oblitterare, oblitteravi, oblitteratum
to blot out
142
creper
unsure
143
astu m.
monoptote, abl sing only
craft, adroitness; act of cunning
144
pubes, puberis, m.
(dat once -e)
adult, youth (collective in the sing.)
145
aliorsum
in another direction
146
rudimentum, rudimenti, n.
trial
147
freno
to restrain
148
silvester, silvestris, silvestre
wooded
149
calix, calicis, m
cup, chalice
150
pudeo
to be ashamed
151
sulco
to furrow
152
campester, campestris, campstre
level, flat
153
imbrex, imbricis, f
hollow roof tile
154
alica
spelt
155
balanus
acorn
156
ganea
brothel
157
utut
however
158
extemplo
immediately
159
aestuarium, aestuarii, n.
inlet
160
constantia, -ae, f.
firmness, consistency
161
postis, postis, m
doorpost
162
lepos/lepor, oris, m
charm, agreeableness
163
lassitudo, lassitudinis, f.
weariness
164
stega
ships deck
165
oriundus, a, um
(abl. of source without prep.)
originating/springing from
166
aegrimonia, aegrimoniae, f.
anxiety
167
apricus
sunny
168
falx
sickle
169
nodo
to knot
170
turma, -ae, f.
troop, squadron
171
assus
dried, roasted
172
claustrum, claustri, n.
bolt
173
clipeus (clipeum), clipeī, m/n
(heterogeneous)
round shield
174
profectio, profectionis, f.
departure
175
perpetuo (adv.)
constantly
176
quam primum
as soon as possible
177
alaua
lark
178
pernox, pernoctis
lasting all night
179
cōmō, cōmere, cōmpsī, cōmptum
to comb, arrange
180
phoca
a seal
181
alcedo
kingfisher
182
largior, largiri, largitus sum
to lavish
183
sciscitor, sciscitari, sciscitatus sum
to question
184
clavus -i m.
nail
185
macto, mactare, mactavi, mactatum
to glorify
186
satietas, satietatis, f.
abundance
187
inanis, -e
(+gen.)
empty, void of
188
latibulum, latibuli, n.
refuge
189
caespes
sod
190
aquilus
black colored
191
excelsus, -a, -um
high
192
ligatura, ligaturae, f.
band (not the instrument type thing)
193
altaria, -ium, (n pl.)
(plurale tantum)
altar
194
dedecus, dedecoris, n.
disgrace, dishonor
195
quaestio, -ionis, f.
(question)
inquiry, law-court
196
posteritas, posteritatis, f.
future
197
reperiō, reperire, repperī, repertum
to find
198
albedō, albedinis, f
white color
199
maceria
a wall
200
nidor
vapor, steam, odor
201
macellum
market
202
cruciamentum, cruciamenti, n.
torture
203
faenum, -ī, n.
hay
204
ascanthus, ascanthī, f
evergreen (bear's foot , when masculine)
205
mulctrum, mulctrī n.
milk pail
206
fermentum, fermenti, n.
yeast
207
palor
to wander about
208
comptus
headdress
209
defetiscor, defetiscī, defessus sum
to faint
210
perperam
wrongly
211
burra, -ae, f.
little cow
212
agaso
groom
213
blandus, -a, -um
(bland)
nice, pleasant
214
ebenum, -i, n.
ebony (wood)
215
miniscor, minisci, mentus sum,
to think
216
sollertia, -ae, f.
cunning
217
castanea, -ae, f.
chestnut
218
pulpa
flesh
219
auro, aurare, auravi, auratum
to gild
220
corpusculum, corpusculi, n.
atom
221
alimentum, alimenti, n.
nourishment
222
sagina
a fattening, food
223
momen, mominis, n
movement
224
inopinatus, -a, -um
unexpected
225
rugo
to wrinke
226
caulae
hole, opening
227
purgo
cleanse
228
lilium, lilii, n.
lily
229
glomero, glomerare, glomeravi, glomeratum
to cluster
230
annosus, a, um
old
231
īlicet
immediately
232
clepta
thief
233
obicēs, obicum, m./f.
(defective in sing: obice only)
bolts, bars
234
trudis
staff
235
pubes, puberis
adult (adj.)
236
virus, virī, n
poison
237
consummo, consummare, consummavi, consummatum
to complete
238
ancorale
cable
239
incessō, incessere, incessivī (incessi)
to attack
240
vidua, viduae f.
widow; unmarried woman
241
totiens
so often
242
nuto, nutare, nutavi, nutatus
to nod
243
superstes, superstitis
outliving, surviving
244
alipes, alipedis
wing-footed
245
verres, - is m.
a boar (male pig)
246
ilico
on the spot, immediately
247
gluten
glue
248
iubilo, iubilare, iubilavi, iubilatum
to shout (in joy), to rejoice
249
cremo
burn
250
spica
a spike
251
stilla
a drop
252
facunus
eloquent
253
radō, radere, rasī, rasum
to scratch, scrape
254
mulctra, mulctrae, f.
milk-pail
255
sumptus, sumptus, m.
expense
256
bubulcus, bubulcī, m
ox-tender; plowman
257
planities, planitiei, f.
plain
258
nexus, nexus, m.
fastening
259
caulis, caulis, m
stem; cabbage, lettuce; penis
260
fugax, fugacis
timid
261
hordeum, hordeī, n
(defective in pl, nom & acc only)
barley
262
pernicies, pernicieī, f
ruin, destruction
263
vindex, vindicis, m.
avenger
264
palpo
to stroke
265
claustra, claustrōrum, n
lock, barrier
266
valvae, -ārum f.
(plurale tantum, rare sing. valva: door)
folding-doors
267
culmus
stalk
268
faustus, fausta, faustum
favorable
269
orbus, -a, -um
(a/ab + abl.)
parentless, childless ,deprived, bereft of
270
ebur, eboris, n.
ivory
271
pollen, -inis, n.
fine flour
272
gravedō, gravedinis, f
cold (flu), catarrh
273
stimulus, stimuli, m.
goad
274
insidiosus, a, um
cunning
275
promō, promere, prompsī, promptum
to bring forth
276
emico, emicare, emicui, emicatum
to spring out
277
mucro, mucronis, m.
sword
278
forensis, forense
public
279
scrofa
sow
280
surdus, surda, surdum
(lacks superlative)
deaf
281
celes, celetis, m
small boat
282
suboles, subolis, f
offspring; shoot
283
scobs, scobis, f.
sawdust
284
canna, -ae, f.
reed
285
fatisco
gape, crack
286
prosperus, a, um
favorable
287
roro
to dew
288
centonarius, centonariī, m
rag dealer; fireman
289
aulaeum
tapestry, curtain
290
exercito, exercitare, exercitavi, exercitatum
to train
291
cortina
kettle
292
edax, edacis
greedy
293
hiscō, hiscere, —, —
to yawn
294
pauperies, pauperieī, f
poverty
295
vivax, vivacis
enduring
296
contumelia, contumeliae, f.
insult
297
tumultuor, tumultuari, tumultuatus sum
to make a disturbance
298
receptaculum, receptaculi, n.
reservoir
299
suspirium, suspirii, n.
sigh
300
nihilominus
nevertheless
301
conticinium, conticinii, n
evening
302
continentia, continentiae, f.
restraint
303
solutio, solutionis, f.
relaxation
304
cruentus, a, um
bloody, bloodthirsty
305
fabrica, fabricae, f
workshop
306
oblitus, -a, -um
(+gen.)
forgetful
307
fistuca
mallet, rammer
308
nisus
an effort
309
consors, consortis
shared
310
subeo, subire, subii, subitum
to undergo
311
piger, pigra, pigrum
slow, dull
312
latex
fluid, liquid
313
trames
foot path
314
sagino
to fatten
315
fusus, fusi, m.
spindle
316
blatero
chatter
317
strid(e)ō, stridere, stridī
to creak, whiz
318
catus
sharp, witty
319
lanius, laniī, m.
butcher
320
iuvencus, iuvenci, m./f.
young bullock
321
unicus, a, um
single
322
pugnax, pugnacis
warlike
323
uber, uberis
fertile
324
mactus
smitten
325
belua
beast
326
pudicus, a, um
bashful
327
tensa
cart where the gods were caried
328
suco
to suck
329
moderamen, moderaminis, n.
rudder
330
quaqua
to all sides
331
fetura, feturae, f
gestation; offspring
332
harpagō, harpagonis, m
hook
333
blandimentum, blandimenti, n.
flattery
334
paluster, palustris, palustre
marshy
335
sternuō, sternuere, sternuī
to sneeze
336
creta
chalk, earth
337
quamobrem
for what reason
338
restis, restis, f
(pure i-stem)
rope
339
polleo
to be powerful
340
primarius, a, um
eminent
341
hariolus
prophet
342
vicissitudo, vicissitudinis, f.
change
343
araneus, -i, m.
spider, sea-fish
344
fel, fellis, n
(defective in pl, nom & acc only)
bile
345
cōnsōbrīnus, -ī, m.
male cousin (mother's sister's child)
346
indutiae, -arum, f. pl.
truce, armistice
347
aspis
adder
348
vannus, vannī, f
winnowing-shovel
349
perendiē
(5th decl. locative)
on the day after tomorrow
350
crōciō, crōcīre, —, —
to croak (as a raven)
351
mōrus, -ī, f.
mulberry
352
subfuscus, a, um
dusky
353
pluteus
a shelter
354
acetum
vinegar
355
calumnia
trick
356
sicunde
if from anywhere
357
inermis, -is, -e
unarmed
358
ferratus, a, um
covered
359
codicillus, codicillī, m
notepad
360
catena
chain
361
nedum
much less
362
arctus, arctī, f
polar bear
363
pignus, pigneris (pignoris), n
pledge
364
putus
pure
365
aluta
soft leather
366
murra
mineral
367
mentior, mentiri, mentitus sum
to lie
368
saeta
a bristle
369
testa
shell
370
exta
entrails
371
homicidium, homicidii, n.
murder
372
comedo, comedonis, m.
glutton
373
undosus, a, um
billowy
374
pigmentum, pigmenti, n.
paint
375
egestas, egestatis, f.
want
376
molitiō, molitionis, f
toiling
377
meracus, maraca, meracum
pure
378
favilla
glowing ashes
379
exanimo, exanimare, exanimavi, exanimatum
to kill
380
perpendiculum, perpendiculī, n
plumb line
381
celox, celocis, f.
swift-sailing ship, cutter, yacht
382
praestes, praestitis, c.
guardian
383
ceasura, caesurae, f.
cutting
384
tenuitas, tenuitatis, f.
slenderness
385
inertia, inertiae, f.
ignorance, laziness
386
papaver, papaveris, n
poppy
387
machaera
sword
388
munito
to pave
389
arbutus
strawberry
390
onero, onerare, oneravi, oneratum
to burden
391
incestus, a, um
unclean
392
umecto
to moisten
393
frutex
shrub
394
glarea
gravel
395
perna
ham
396
mancus
lame
397
temere
(temerity)
rashly
398
triticum, triticī, n
wheat
399
purpuro, purpurare, purpuravi, purpuratum
to purple
400
totidem
the same number of
401
cratis
basket
402
apage
(properly a Greek word)
begone
403
zona
a girdle
404
ieiunus, ieiuna, ieiunum
(lacks superlative)
fasting, hungry
405
sedulus
busy
406
conperior, conperiri, conpertus sum
to ascertain, find out
407
umor, umoris, m.
liquid
408
anularius, anularii, m.
ring-maker
409
cassus
empty
410
castigatio, castigationis, f.
correction
411
temerarius, a, um
accidental
412
ales, alitis
winged/fleet
413
largitas, largitatis, f.
abundance
414
oleaster, oleastrī, m
wild olive
415
salictum, salicti, n.
willow thicket
416
alacer, alacris, alacre
(lacks superlative)
keen, quick
417
pica
a jay
418
crambē, crambēs, f.
(Greek 1st decl.)
cabbage
419
nidus
a nest
420
oboedio
to obey
421
cucullus
hood, cowl
422
diuturnus, diuturna, diuturnum
(lacks superlative)
lasting
423
portorium, portoriī, n
toll
424
fomes
kindling
425
gannio
snarl
426
incus
anvil
427
vectura, vecturae, f.
carriage
428
pedum
shepherd's crook
429
cornix -icis f.
crow
430
minax, minacis
projecting
431
seminex, seminecis
half-dead
432
abundo, abundare, abundavi, abundatum
to overflow (in)
433
dudum
a little while ago
434
procer
a chief
435
impetum facere
to charge
436
alicubī
somewhere
437
glis, gliris, m
dormouse
438
percellō, percellere, perculī, perculsum
to be upset
439
iocor, iocari, iocatus sum
to jest
440
spargō, spargere, sparsī, sparsum
to scatter
441
saligneus, salignea, saligneum
of willow
442
perpes, perpetis
continuous, lasting
443
ēmungō, ēmungere, ēmunxī, ēmunctum
to blow the nose, wipe the nose
444
homicida, homicidae, f.
murderer
445
acinaces, acinacis, m.
scimitar
446
alicunde
from somewhere
447
agellus, agelli, m.
small estate
448
caelebs
unmarried
449
fistula
pipe
450
exalto, exaltare, exaltavi, exaltatum
to raise
451
verax, veracis
truthful
452
linter, lintris, f.
tub, boat (Canoe-like)
453
anguinus, a, um
snaky
454
crepitus, crepitus, m.
rattling
455
cunae, -arum, (f pl.)
(plurale tantum)
cradle
456
sabulo
sand, gravel
457
capitulum, capituli, n.
pet
458
specialis, speciale
individual
459
itero, iterare, iteravi, iteratum
to repeat
460
ligō, ligonis, m
mattock, hoe
461
apium
celery
462
orba, ae, f
orphan girl
463
prorsus
forward, straight on, absolutely
464
rapina, rapinae, f.
robbery
465
altilis, altile
fat
466
tutamen, tutaminis, n.
protection
467
ludicer, ludicra, ludicrum
ludicrous
468
sucus
juice
469
barrus
elephant
470
hostium numero habere
to consider one an enemy
471
viaticum, viatici, n.
travelling money
472
vellus, velleris, n.
fleece
473
temo
a pole
474
lanio
to tear to peaces
475
ador, adoris, n
spelt
476
cinerarius, cinerarii, m.
hair-curler
477
puteus
well
478
balbus
stammering
479
pharetra, pharetrae, f.
quiver
480
findō, findere, fidī, fissum
to cleave, split
481
recedivus, recediva, recedivum
restored
482
māla, -ae, f.
jaw, cheek
483
amarus
bitter
484
nos gerere
behave ourselves
485
labrum
basin
486
mitis, mite
mild
487
confectus, -a, -um
exhausted
488
vacillo
to totter
489
plaga
a blow
490
saltem
saved, at least
491
prurio
to itch
492
castimonia, castimoniae, f.
morality
493
frendō, frendere, frenduī, fresum
to gnash
494
impertio, impertire, impertivi, impertitum
to bestow
495
castor, castōris (m.)
beaver
496
confligo, confligere, conflixi, conflictum
to struggle
497
prŏcus, i, m.
suitor
498
parento, parentare, parentavi, parentatum
to appease (or revenge a death)
499
parturiō, parturire, parturivī, —
to be in labor
500
teneritas, teneritatis, f.
tenderness
