Louis Anki (Part 2) Flashcards
(500 cards)
1
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specula, speculae, f.
A
watchtower
2
Q
obsequium, obsequii, n.
A
compliance
3
Q
rusticor, rusticari, rusticatus sum
A
to holiday
4
Q
essedum
A
chariot
5
Q
praepes, praepetis
A
winged, nimble
6
Q
proletarius, proletarii, m.
A
citizen of the lowest class
7
Q
stertō, stertere, stertuī
A
to snore
8
Q
labes
A
stain
9
Q
ulna
A
elbow
10
Q
sponda
A
frame of a bed
11
Q
iubar, iubaris, n
(i-stem, abl iubare)
A
radiance
12
Q
tabum
A
a plague
13
Q
icio
A
strike
14
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iam diu
A
long ago, long since
15
Q
garrio
A
chatter
16
Q
segnis, segne
(lacks superlative)
A
slow
17
Q
sulcus, sulci, m.
A
furrow
18
Q
soccus
A
shoe
19
Q
undecunque
A
from wherever
20
Q
strido/strideo, stridere, stridi, -
A
to shrill
21
Q
deses, desidis
A
idle
22
Q
ludificor, ludificari, ludificatus sum
A
to make game of, mock
23
Q
lucrum
A
profit
24
Q
saltim (saltem)
A
at least
25
labrum
lip
26
spatha
long sword
27
tingo, tingere, tinxi, tinctum
to moisten
28
saetiger, saetigera, saetigerum
bristle-bearing
29
mustaceum
wedding cake
30
cognatus, cognati, m.
kinsman
31
paries, parietis, m
wall
32
infiō, infierī, infactus sum
to begin (to speak)
33
querimonia, querimoniae, f
complaint
34
cicatrix
scar
35
rogus, -i, m.
funeral pyre
36
vēcordia, vēcordiae, f.
madness
37
buris, buris, m
(pure i-stem)
plough
38
furca
fork
39
baca
berry
40
proclivis, proclive
(lacks superlative)
sloping down
41
cervīcēs, -um f.
(plurale tantum)
neck
42
pelvis, pelvis, f
shallow bowl
43
stilus
a pole
44
puter, putris, putre
rotten
45
sapor, saporis, m.
taste
46
venum m.
monoptote, acc sing only, dative appears in Tacitus
sale
47
pronus, a, um
inclined
48
ferrugo, ferruginis, f.
rust (iron)
49
porrigo, porrigere, porrexi, porrectum
to extend, stretch
50
discordo, discordare, discordavi, discordatum
to quarrel
51
quoad
until, as long as
52
mano, manare, manavi, manatus
flow, run, trickle
53
alnus, -ī, f.
alder
54
pando, pandare, pandavi, pandatus
to bend
55
idcirco
on this account, because
56
hactenus
as far as this
57
vallus
post or stake
58
adipiscor, adipisci, adeptus sum
to obtain
59
fulciō, fulcire, fulsī, fultum
to prop up
60
acīnaces, acīnacis, m
short sword
61
sutura
a seam
62
nauci m.
(gen of value) monoptote, gen sing only
trifle, nothing
63
tinniō, tinnire, tinnivī, tinnitum
to tinkle, ring
64
redarguo, redarguere, redargui, -
to disprove
65
saties, satiei, f.
abundance
66
sudarium, sudariī, n
towel
67
thalamus, thalami, m.
bedchamber
68
plaga
a net for hunting
69
hortamen, hortaminis, n.
encouragement
70
fulcrum, i, n.
bedpost
71
patera, paterae, f.
libation bowl
72
amplitudo, amplitudinis, f.
breadth
73
famulus, famuli, m.
male servant
74
eminus
at long range
75
caenum
mud
76
pectō, pectere, pexī, pexum
to comb
77
torrens, torrentis, m.
torrent
78
areo, arēre, arui, -
to be dry
79
sarciō, sarcire, sarsī, sartum
to patch, restore
80
rudis is
a small stick
81
clāva, ae, f.
club, staff
82
malitia, malitiae, f.
spite
83
capax, capacis
spacious
84
exilis, exile
(lacks superlative)
small; poor
85
querella
complaint
86
comatus, a, um
long-haired
87
rubrica, rubricae, f
red paint
88
lorum
bridle, rein, whip
89
cervīx, -vīcis f.
(cervis)
neck
90
quandoquidem
since
91
eburneus, -a, -um/eburnus, -a, -um
(of) ivory
92
ringor, ringī, rictus sum
to snarl, show the teeth
93
ales (n.), alitis, m.
bird
94
causor, causari, causatus sum
to plead
95
blatio
chatter
96
pullus a um
dark colored
97
scrobis
grave
98
fuligo
soot
99
scapha, scaphae, f.
light boat, skiff
100
scītum, i. n.
ordinance, decree
101
muneror, munerari, muneratus sum
to present
102
aculeus
sting or point
103
iecur, iecoris/iecinoris/iocinoris, n.
(three stems)
liver
104
strix, strigis, f
screech owl; furrow
105
vīctus, -us, m
food, sustenance, way of living
106
insperatus, a, um
unexpected
107
nuncupo
to name
108
sator
a planter
109
famulor, famulari, famulatus sum
to serve
110
hinnus
mule
111
cerdo
a workman
112
ilia, -ium, n.
(sing. rare)
groin
113
iunctura, iuncturae, f.
joining
114
cuias, cuiatis
of what country
115
glos f.
monoptote, nom sing only
sister-in-law
116
silicernium
food eaten by mournders
117
tilia, -ae, f.
linden, lime
118
languidus, -a, -um
tired, weak
119
gibber, gibbera, gibberum
humpbacked
120
opinor (1)
to think, believe
121
segnities, segnitieī, f
sluggishness
122
inoculo, inoculare, inoculavi, inoculatum
to implant
123
fatīscō (or fatīscor), fatiscere, —, —
to gape, crack open
124
vinolentus, vinolenta, vinolentum (also, vinosus)
given to drink
125
fucus
dye
126
siliqua
husk
127
passim
all over
128
cenaculum, cenaculi, n.
attic
129
brassica -ae f
cabbage
130
mulco
to thrash
131
fulgurio, fulgurire, fulgurivi, fulguritum
to lighten
132
acula
rivulet
133
fascia
banadge
134
condus, condi, m.
one who stores provisions
135
calvitium, calvitiī, n
baldness
136
resuscito, resuscitare, resuscitavi, resuscitatum
to revive
137
cornutus, a, um
horned
138
vīmen, vīminis, n.
twig, switch (beating rod)
139
popino
glutton
140
bardus
stupid
141
halitus
breath
142
neptis, -is, f.
granddaughter
143
insuetus, a, um
unaccustomed
144
piscor, piscari, piscatus sum
to fish
145
sanguisuga, -ae, f.
leech
146
scateō, scatēre/scatere, —
to gush forth
147
tūs (thūs), tūris, n.
(defective in pl, nom & acc only)
frankincense, incense
148
acerbitas, acerbitatis, f.
bitterness
149
calathus
wicker basket
150
centō, centonis, m
patchwork quilt
151
mollitia, mollitiae, f.
flexibility
152
coclea
snail
153
supplico (1) (+dat)
(supplication)
to beg, implore
154
offa
morsel, mass, lump
155
mentum
chin
156
catīnus, ī, m.
dish
157
cambio, cambire, campsi/cambsi
to exchange
158
Quinquatrūs, uum (f)
(plurale tantum)
festival of Minerva
159
carbo
burnt wood
160
planta
a twig
161
miluus
a kite
162
calvus
bald
163
introrsum
inwards
164
volito (1)
to flutter, flit about
165
blandior (4) (+dat)
to flatter
166
usus est + abl + dat
(dative) needs (ablative)
167
blanditia, blanditiae, f.
flattery
168
dulcedō, dulcedinis, f
sweetness; charm
169
cominus
hand to hand
170
imbuō, imbuere, imbuī, imbutum
to wet, moisten
171
inquilinus, inquilinī, m
lodger
172
gestiō, gestire, gestivī, gestitum
to be eager
173
scortum
hide
174
crepida
sandle
175
fideiubeo, fideiubēre, fideiussi, fideiussum
to give bail for
176
dito, ditare, ditavi, ditatum
to enrich
177
fallax (fallacis)
treacherous, deceitful
178
funero, funerare, funeravi, funeratum
to bury
179
aestuosus, a, um
glowing
180
squama
a scale
181
comminus
at close quarters
182
tormentum, -i, n.
artillery
183
posco, poscere, poposci
(usually with ab + the person, sometimes secondary object)
to demand
184
temeritas, temeritatis, f.
rashness
185
lodix
blanket
186
perpetior, perpeti, perpessus sum
to endure
187
iucunditas, iucunditatis, f.
delight
188
ludifico (1)
to mock
189
tabidus, tabida, tabidum
wasting, tabidus
190
sons, sontis
guilty
191
fructus, fructus, m.
satisfaction
192
tuber, tuberis, n
tumor (fruit, when masculine)
193
vestigium, -i, n.
(vestige)
trace, footpring
194
lacer, lacera, lacerum
mangled
195
vectigal, vectigalis, n.
tax
196
humo, humare, humavi, humatum
to inter
197
conger, congrī, m
sea eel
198
sollers (sollertis)
cunning
199
molō, molere, moluī, molitum
to grind
200
consobrina, -ae, f.
female cousin (mother's sister's child)
201
ansa
handle, haft
202
gallina
hen
203
praeceptum, praecepti, n.
rule
204
electio, electionis, f.
choice
205
ianus
covered passage
206
penus/penum, peni/penoris, abl penu m./f./n.
(2nd,3rd,4th)
store (of food)
207
hirsutus
hairy
208
castus, a, um
chaste
209
vanus, a, um
empty
210
rixa
a fight
211
tectorium, tectoriī, n
plaster
212
latericius, a, um
made of bricks
213
(co(n))niveō, -nivere, -nivī (-nixi)
to wink
214
cautes -is f.
sharp rock
215
pantex, panticis, m.
paunch, belly, bowels
216
funda
sling
217
ploro, plorare, ploravi, ploratum
to wail
218
centuplex, -icis
(multiplicative numeral)
a hundredfold
219
gleba
lump of earth
220
scalpō, scalpere, scalpsī, scalptum
to scratch, carve
221
fiber, fibrī (m.)
beaver
222
scurra
jester
223
talus
ankle bone
224
myrtus, -ī, f.
myrtle
225
mergus
sea bird
226
consiliarius, consilarii, m.
adviser
227
probrum, -i, n.
disgrace, shame
228
supplicitio, supplicitionis, f.
thanksgiving
229
divisui m.
monoptote, dat sing only
division
230
pergō, pergere, perrexī, perrectum
to go on, proceed with
231
mansuetus, a, um
tame
232
arvina
lard
233
vacuitas, vacuitatis, f.
absence
234
scaber, scabra, scabrum
rough
235
avena
oats
236
iniussus, a, um
voluntary
237
caestus
gauntlet
238
claudus, clauda, claudum
limping, lame
239
lanx, lancis, f
(no gen. pl.)
plate
240
tignarius
carpenter
241
mina
smooth, hairless
242
immeritus, a, um
innocent
243
advena, advenae, c
foreigner
244
labascō, labascere
to begin to totter
245
aspergō, asperginis, f
spray, sprinkling
246
adoleo
to magnify
247
esca
food
248
sculpō, sculpere, sculpsī, sculptum
to carve
249
theca
sheathe
250
caries
decay
251
burrae, -arum, f. pl.
(plurale tantum)
trifles, nonsense (post-class)
252
protinus
immediately
253
horsum
this way
254
molestia, molestiae, f.
trouble
255
molior, molirī, molitus sum
to struggle, toil
256
parcus
thrifty
257
torus, -i, m.
couch, cushion
258
colus, -ī/-us, f.
(varies between 2nd and fourth)
distaff
259
pāgina, -ae, f.
page
260
hio, hiare, hiavi, hiatus
be wide open, gape, be open mouthed
261
acumen, acuminis, n.
sharpness
262
ambigo, ambigere, -, -
to avoid
263
prorsum
forwards
264
putor, oris
bad smell
265
elongo, elongare, elongavi, elongatum
to remove
266
protervus, proterva, protervum
violent
267
ebenus, -ī, f.
ebony
268
fascinum
evil eye
269
olla
jar
270
scomber (scombrus), scombrī, m
mackerel
271
pabulum, pabulī, n
fodder
272
perfidia, perfidiae, f.
treachery
273
erus
master
274
nurus, nurus, f. (dative singular nuru)
daughter-in-law
275
reapse
in truth, really
276
scabō, scabere, scabī, —
to scratch, scrape
277
obsequor, obsequi, obsecutus sum
to comply
278
compos, compotis
in possession of, guilty of
279
famula, famulae, f.
female servant
280
aura, -ae, f.
breeze, air
281
promiscuus, a, um
mixed
282
demō, demere, dempsī, demptum
to take away
283
pecten, pectinis, m
comb, rake
284
argentaria, argentariae, f.
bank
285
nummus, nummī, m
coin
286
utcumque
however
287
actutum
immediately
288
caligo
mist
289
nothus
bastard
290
procax
shameless
291
sacco
to strain through a bag
292
pravus
crooked
293
bustum
place for cremated bodies
294
opus est + abl + dat
(dative) needs (ablative)
295
linō, linere, lēvī (līvi), litum
to smear
296
callis
narrow track
297
corycus
punching bag
298
contumacia
stubbornness
299
cadus
jar
300
nais, naidos, f
naiad
301
sudus
dry
302
manducus, manduca, manducum
chewing
303
bīniō, -ōnis, m.
the two (of dice)
304
farciō, farcire, farsī, fartum
to stuff
305
colum
colander
306
messis, messis, f.
harvest
307
palmes
vine shoot
308
navio
to sail
309
damnas (indecl )
obliged
310
saltus, -us, m.
woodland, forest-pasture, ravine
311
oppidani, -orum, m. pl.
townsmen, citizens
312
ovile, ovilis, n
sheepfold (pen for sheep)
313
denuo
anew
314
pallor, palloris, m.
paleness
315
hebes, hebetis
blunt; stupid
316
regulus, reguli, m.
chieftain, petty king
317
vas, vadis, m.
(no gen. pl.)
bail, security, surety
318
natrix
snake
319
natis
buttocks
320
fautor, fautoris, m.
supporter (male)
321
strues, struis, f
pile
322
valdē quam
(treat as adverb)
enormously
323
fiscus, -ī, m.
basket
324
vecors, vecordis
foolish, mad
325
scapus
a stalk
326
tenus oris
noose
327
dilectus, dilectus, m.
draft
328
alicula
ligh upper garment
329
rigor, rigoris, m.
stiffness
330
quercetum, quercetī, n
oak grove
331
pervius, a, um
passable
332
insum, inesse, infuī, infuturum
to be involved in
333
tegumentum, tegumenti, n.
cover
334
spado
eunuch
335
lebes, lebētis, m
cauldron, kettle
336
obstipus
bent
337
mucidus, mucida, mucidum
slimy
338
penso, pensare, pensavi, pensatus
to weigh carefully
339
insto, instare, institi, instatum
to take a position
340
angō, angere, anxī, anctus
to press together, strangle
341
comētēs/comēta, comētae, m.
comet
342
cratera, craterae, f.
mixing bowl
343
aesculus
the winter oak
344
succendo, succendere, succendi, succensum
to kindle
345
ravis, ravis, f
(pure i-stem)
hoarseness
346
praeco
public crier
347
crista, cristae, f.
plume
348
nefastus, a, um
wicked
349
precarius, a, um
uncertain
350
lana, -ae, f.
wool
351
criminosus, a, um
reproachful
352
vēneō, vēnīre, vēnii, —
(neutral passive)
to be sold
353
cicur, cicuris
tame
354
vepres
thorn
355
ordior, ordiri, orsus sum
to begin, weave
356
alimonium, alimonii, n.
nourishment
357
petitor, petitoris, m
candidate
358
hama
bucket
359
patruēlis, -is, c.
cousin (father's brother's child)
360
nitor, oris
brilliance
361
caumen
top
362
hirundo
swallow
363
diciō, dicionis, f
authority, power
364
ire foras
go outside
365
pavio, pavire, pavivi, pavitum
to strike
366
incolumis, incolume
safe
367
cacula, -ae, m.
soldier's slave
368
voragō, voraginis, f
deep hole, chasm
369
nitidus, a, um
bright
370
holus, holeris, n.
vegetable
371
obdo, obdere, obdidi, obditum
to close
372
baccar, baccaris, n
plant
373
foras f.
diptote, acc and abl plu only
through the doors, outside
374
eloquium, eloquii, n.
speech
375
modulor, modulari, modulatus sum
to measure
376
corbis
basket
377
eia
(of praise)
indeed!
378
infula
heavy bandage
379
arbustum
plantation
380
ulula, -ae, f.
screech owl
381
conatus, conatus, m.
effort
382
nimirum
without doubt
383
torridus, a, um
dry
384
incultus, incultus, m.
neglect
385
exlex, exlegis
lawless, reckless
386
opifex, opificis, m.
craftsman, worker
387
damnosus, a, um
destructive
388
stipula, -ae, f.
stalk, stem
389
uniō, unionis, m
pearl
390
pix, picis, f.
(no gen. pl.)
pitch, tar
391
tabeo
drip
392
exaspero, exasperare, exasperavi, exasperatum
to roughen
393
ioculus, ioculi, m.
(usually plural), toys
394
fala
siege tower
395
coruscus, -a, -um
flashing, vibrating
396
socer, soceri, m.
father-in-law
397
calco
to trample on
398
lapido, lapidare, lapidavi, lapidatum
to stone
399
onager/onagrus, onagri, m.
wild ass, a military engine for discharging large stones
400
castigo, castigare, castigavi, castigatum
to chastise
401
ulmus, -ī, f.
elm
402
supernus, a, um
celestial
403
operor, operari, operatus sum
to work
404
repentundārum (rērum)
(gen. of charge/penalty)lit. (things) to be restored
extortion
405
saluber, salubris, salubre
healthy
406
crabro
hornet
407
balteus (balteum), balteī, m/n
(heterogeneous)
belt
408
scruta
trash
409
macellarius, macellarii, m.
meat-seller (male)
410
ruga, -ae, f.
wrinkle
411
operosus, a, um
painstaking
412
alvearium
beehive
413
inlustris, inlustre
distringuished
414
ruricola, ruricolae, m.
farmer
415
tradux, traducis, m
vine-branch
416
luō, luere, luī, —
to wash
417
trulla
ladle
418
maculo
to stain
419
cista
chest
420
prester
whirlwind
421
cimex
bug
422
proterō, proterere, protrīvī, protrītum
to crush, trample down
423
murex
shell fish
424
mordax, mordacis
biting
425
apinae
trifles
426
coluber, colubrī, m
snake
427
iuncus, -i, m.
rush (plant)
428
somnolentus, a, um
drowsy
429
nanus
dwarf
430
morus, a um
foolish
431
naris
nostril
432
uncus, a, um
hooked, bent
433
vagus, a, um
wandering
434
spontaneus, a, um
voluntary
435
papae
(of astonishment)
wonderful! how strange!
436
lusor, lusoris, m.
player
437
roscidus, a, um
dewy
438
cumulo
heap up
439
armilla
bracelet
440
vāpulō, vāpulāre, vāpulāvī, —
(neutral passive)
to be flogged
441
postmodo
presently
442
palatum
to roof of the mouth
443
bovile, bovilis, n
cattle-stall
444
dēvertō, dēvertere, dēvertī, dēversus
to turn aside
445
rutrum
space
446
tumeo, tumēre, tumui, -
to swell
447
combibō, combibonis, m
drinking buddy
448
probatio, probationis, f.
approval
449
lassus, -a, -um
(lassitude)
tired, weak
450
rima
crack
451
taxus, -ī, f.
yew
452
icō, icere, icī, ictum
to hit
453
fruges, -um, f. pl.
fruit, crops
454
vectigalis, vectigale
tribute paying
455
caesius, caesia, caesium
(lacks comparative)
gray
456
inclutus (inclitus), a, um
(lacks comparative)
renowned
457
taeter, taetra, taetrum
foul
458
macero
to soften
459
langueo, languere
to be weary
460
criminor (1)
to accuse; to be accused
461
vomer, vomeris, m.
ploughshare
462
bucina
crooked trumpet
463
credulus, a, um
gullible
464
manubiae, -arum, (f pl.)
(plurale tantum)
the money obtained from the sale of booty
465
furor, ari
to steal
466
cymba, cymbae, f.
skiff (commonly Charon's)
467
laniena, lanienae, f
butcher's stall
468
teres, teretis
(lacks superlative)
smooth
469
balo
to bleat
470
prelum
wine press
471
pigritia, pigritiae, f.
sloth
472
tenor, tenoris, m.
course
473
primipilaris, primipilare
of first maniple/centurion
474
saucio, sauciare, sauciavi, sauciatum
wound
475
harundo, harundinis, f.
reed
476
rigo
moisten
477
disertus, a, um
well-spoken
478
hirudo, -inis, f.
leech
479
oleum
oil
480
rōbigo/rūbigō, -ginis, f.
rust, corrosion
481
mador
moisture
482
mulgeō, mulgere, mulsī, mulsum
to milk
483
olivetum, olivetī, n
olive grove
484
impiger, -gra, -grum
active, energetic
485
squaleo
be rough
486
desipio, desipere, -, -
to rave
487
fecundus, fecunda, fecundum
fruitful
488
stuprum, stupri, n.
dishonor
489
tabes -is f.
melting, putrefaction, plague
490
musca, -ae, f.
fly
491
sidereus, a, um
starry
492
lumbago, lumbaginis, f.
lumbago
493
vestigo, vestigare, -, -
to track
494
aranea, -ae, f.
spider, cobweb(by metonymy)
495
vah
(of astonishment)
oh! ah!
496
speculum, speculi, n.
mirror
497
ultio, ultionis, f.
revenge
498
delectus, delectus, m.
draft
499
gāza, ae, f.
royal treasure (in Persia)
500
alga
seawead
