Vocabulary Part II

Question 1

Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom.

arēna

Answer 1

arēna, arēnae, f.—sand, arena

Question 2

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virtūs

Answer 2

virtūs, virtūtis, f.—courage, virtue

Question 3

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necō

Answer 3

necō, necāre, necāvī, necātum—to kill

Question 4

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scelestus

Answer 4

scelestus, scelesta, scelestum—wicked

Question 5

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gladiātor

Answer 5

gladiātor, gladiātōris, m.—gladiator

Question 6

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sanguis

Answer 6

sanguis, sanguinis, m.—blood

Question 7

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taurus

Answer 7

taurus, taurī, m.—bull

Question 8

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elephantus

Answer 8

elephantus, elephantī, m.—elephant

Question 9

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prīmā lūce

Answer 9

prīmā lūce—at dawn

Question 10

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sōlis occāsū

Answer 10

sōlis occāsū—at sunset

Question 11

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quaenam tempestās est?

Answer 11

quaenam tempestās est?—how is the weather?

Question 12

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nōn iam

Answer 12

nōn iam—no longer

Question 13

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quota hōra est?

Answer 13

quota hōra est?—what time is it?

Question 14

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consilium capere

Answer 14

consilium capere—to form a plan

Question 15

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gratiās agere

Answer 15

gratiās agere—to give thanks

Question 16

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quid agis?

Answer 16

quid agis?—how are you?

Question 17

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memoriā tenēre

Answer 17

memoriā tenēre—to remember

Question 18

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rēs pūblica

Answer 18

rēs pūblica—the republic / state / government

Question 19

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dēleō

Answer 19

dēleō, dēlēre, dēlēvī, dēlētum—to destroy

Question 20

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superbus

Answer 20

superbus, superba, superbum—proud

Question 21

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cēdō

Answer 21

cēdō, cēdere, cessī, cessum—to move, go, yield

Question 22

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nūbēs

Answer 22

nūbēs, nūbis, f.—cloud

Question 23

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propter (+acc.)

Answer 23

propter (+acc.)—because of, on account of

Question 24

Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom.

virgō

Answer 24

virgō, virginis, f.—maiden

Question 25

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. putō

Answer 25

putō, putāre, putāvī, putātum—to think

Question 26

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. (dē)vorō

Answer 26

(dē)vorō, (dē)vorāre, (dē)vorāvī, (dē)vorātum—to devour, eat

Question 27

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. albus

Answer 27

albus, alba, album—white

Question 28

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. Roma

Answer 28

Roma, Romae, f.—Rome

Question 29

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. in animō habēre

Answer 29

in animō habēre—to intend

Question 30

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. bellum gerere

Answer 30

bellum gerere—to wage war

Question 31

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. quam celerrimē

Answer 31

quam celerrimē—as quickly as possible

Question 32

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. castra movēre

Answer 32

castra movēre—tobreak camp

Question 33

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. vītam agere

Answer 33

vītam agere—to live life

Question 34

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. castra ponere

Answer 34

castra ponere—to pitch camp

Question 35

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. in mātrimōnium dūcere

Answer 35

in mātrimōnium dūcere—to marry

Question 36

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. multā nocte

Answer 36

multā nocte—late at night

Question 37

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. iter facere

Answer 37

iter facere—to march

Question 38

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. aliī...aliī

Answer 38

aliī...aliī—some...others

Question 39

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. ōrāculum

Answer 39

ōrāculum, ōrāculī, n.—oracle

Question 40

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. inveniō

Answer 40

inveniō, invenīre, invēnī, inventum—to find

Question 41

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. alius...alius

Answer 41

alius...alius—the one...the other

Question 42

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. sapientia

Answer 42

sapientia, sapientiae, f.—wisdom

Question 43

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. ōra

Answer 43

ōra, ōrae, f.—(sea) shore, coast

Question 44

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. adveniō

Answer 44

adveniō, advenīre, advēnī, adventum—to arrive (at)

Question 45

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. dōnum

Answer 45

dōnum, dōnī, n.—gift

Question 46

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. āter

Answer 46

āter, ātra, ātrum—black

Question 47

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. asinus

Answer 47

asinus, asinī, m.—donkey

Question 48

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. porcus

Answer 48

porcus, porcī, m.—pig

Question 49

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. ovis

Answer 49

ovis, ovis, f.—sheep

Question 50

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. fēlēs

Answer 50

fēlēs, fēlis, f.—cat

Question 51

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. audāx

Answer 51

audāx, audācis—bold

Question 52

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. pellō

Answer 52

pellō, pellere, pepulī, pulsum—to drive, strike, push

Question 53

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. sāl

Answer 53

sāl, salis, m.—salt

Question 54

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. populus

Answer 54

populus, populī, m.—people

Question 55

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. pār

Answer 55

pār, paris—equal

Question 56

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. coepī

Answer 56

coepī, coepisse (defective)—began

Question 57

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. terribilis

Answer 57

terribilis, terribile—frightful

Question 58

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. carrus

Answer 58

carrus, carrī, m.—wagon, cart

Question 59

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. socius

Answer 59

socius, sociī, m.—ally, comrade

Question 60

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. ancilla

Answer 60

ancilla, ancillae, f.—slave girl

Question 61

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. regō

Answer 61

regō, regere, rexī, rectum—to rule

Question 62

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. saliō

Answer 62

saliō, salīre, saluī, saltum—to jump, leap

Question 63

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. rapiō

Answer 63

rapiō, rapere, rapuī, raptum—to seize, snatch, carry off

Question 64

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. amor

Answer 64

amor, amōris, m.—love

Question 65

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. vēndō

Answer 65

vēndō, vēndere, vēndidī, vēnditum—to sell

Question 66

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. umbra

Answer 66

umbra, umbrae, f.—shade, shadow,

Question 67

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. emō

Answer 67

emō, emere, ēmī, emptum—to buy

Question 68

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. odium

Answer 68

odium, odiī, n.—hate, hatred

Question 69

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. dēfendō

Answer 69

dēfendō, dēfendere, dēfendī, dēfensum—to defend

Question 70

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. eō

Answer 70

eō, īre, īvī (iī), ītum—to go

Question 71

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. timor

Answer 71

timor, timōris, m.—fear

Question 72

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. consul

Answer 72

consul, consulis, m.—consul

Question 73

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. ōtium

Answer 73

ōtium, ōtiī, n.—leisure

Question 74

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. simul atque (ac)

Answer 74

simul atque (ac)—as soon as

Question 75

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. causam dīcere

Answer 75

causam dīcere—to plead a case

Question 76

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. rēs novae

Answer 76

rēs novae—revolution

Question 77

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. nōn solum...sed etiam

Answer 77

nōn solum...sed etiam—not only...but also

Question 78

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. viam munīre

Answer 78

viam munīre—to build a road

Question 79

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. proelium committere

Answer 79

proelium committere—to begin battle

Question 80

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. rēs gestae

Answer 80

rēs gestae—deeds / accomplishments

Question 81

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. ōrātiōnem habēre

Answer 81

ōrātiōnem habēre—to make a speech

Question 82

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. plūrimum posse

Answer 82

plūrimum posse—to be very powerful

Question 83

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. idōneus

Answer 83

idōneus, idōnea, idōneum—suitable

Question 84

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. dissimilis

Answer 84

dissimilis, dissimile—unlike

Question 85

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. pōmum

Answer 85

pōmum, pōmī, n.—apple, fruit

Question 86

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. studeō

Answer 86

studeō, studēre, studuī, --- (+dat.)—to be eager, study

Question 87

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. pulchritūdō

Answer 87

pulchritūdō, pulchritūdinis, f.—beauty

Question 88

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. taceō

Answer 88

taceō, tacēre, tacuī, tacitum—to be silent, be quiet

Question 89

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. certāmen

Answer 89

certāmen, certāminis, n.—contest

Question 90

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. orō

Answer 90

orō, orāre, orāvī, orātum—to ask, beg, pray

Question 91

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. spīrō

Answer 91

spīrō, spīrāre, spīrāvī, spīrātum—to breathe

Question 92

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. vītō

Answer 92

vītō, vītāre, vītāvī, vītātum—to avoid, shun

Question 93

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. resistō

Answer 93

resistō, resistere, restitī, --- (+dat.)—to resist

Question 94

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. longē

Answer 94

longē—by far, far (off)

Question 95

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. grātus

Answer 95

grātus, grāta, grātum—pleasing

Question 96

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. incipiō

Answer 96

incipiō, incipere, incēpī, inceptum—to begin

Question 97

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. aureus

Answer 97

aureus, aurea, aureum—golden

Question 98

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. anxius

Answer 98

anxius, anxia, anxium—anxious

Question 99

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. procus

Answer 99

procus, procī, m.—suitor

Question 100

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. tuba

Answer 100

tuba, tubae, f.—trumpet

Question 101

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. coniunx

Answer 101

coniunx, coniugis, c.—spouse

Question 102

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. dubitō

Answer 102

dubitō, dubitāre, dubitāvī, dubitātum—to doubt, hesitate

Question 103

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. pōculum

Answer 103

pōculum, pōculī, n.—goblet, cup

Question 104

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. lātrō

Answer 104

lātrō, lātrōnis, m.—bandit, robber

Question 105

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. ōs, ōris

Answer 105

ōs, ōris, n.—mouth

Question 106

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. bracchium

Answer 106

bracchium, bracchiī, n.—arm

Question 107

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. interficiō

Answer 107

interficiō, interficere, interfēcī, interfectum—to kill

Question 108

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. quaerō

Answer 108

quaerō, ere, quaesīvī, quaesītum—to seek, ask

Question 109

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. testūdō

Answer 109

testūdo, testūdinis, f.—turtle

Question 110

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. volō, velle

Answer 110

volō, velle, voluī, ---—to wish, want, be willing

Question 111

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. fāma

Answer 111

fāma, fāmae, f.—fame, rumor, report

Question 112

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. trīstis

Answer 112

trīstis, trīste,—sad

Question 113

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. iuvenis

Answer 113

iuvenis, iuvenis, m.—youth, young man

Question 114

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. sōl

Answer 114

sōl, sōlis, m.—sun

Question 115

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. faveō

Answer 115

faveō, favēre, fāvī, fautum (+dat.)—to favor

Question 116

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. immortālis

Answer 116

immortālis, immortāle—immortal

Question 117

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. placeō

Answer 117

placeō, placēre, placuī, --- (+dat.)—to please

Question 118

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. iānua

Answer 118

iānua, iānuae, f.—door

Question 119

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. appropinquō

Answer 119

appropinquō, appropinquāre, appropinquāvī, appropinquātum (+dat.)—to approach

Question 120

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. cor

Answer 120

cor, cordis, n.—heart

Question 121

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. crēdō

Answer 121

crēdō, crēdere, crēdidī, crēditum (+dat.)—believe, trust

Question 122

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. portus

Answer 122

portus, portūs, m.—port, harbor

Question 123

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. umerus

Answer 123

umerus, umerī, m.—shoulder

Question 124

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. cēra

Answer 124

cēra, cērae, f.—wax

Question 125

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. exercitus

Answer 125

exercitus, exercitūs, m.—army

Question 126

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. sepulcrum

Answer 126

sepulcrum, sepulcrī, n.—tomb, grave

Question 127

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. cornū

Answer 127

cornū, cornūs, n.—horn

Question 128

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. frāctus

Answer 128

frāctus, frācta, frāctum—broken

Question 129

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. frangō

Answer 129

frangō, frangere, frēgī, fractum—to break

Question 130

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. avis

Answer 130

avis, avis, f.—bird

Question 131

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. captīvus

Answer 131

captīvus, captīvī, m.—prisoner

Question 132

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. faciēs

Answer 132

faciēs, faciēī, f.—face, appearance

Question 133

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. spēs

Answer 133

spēs, spēī, f.—hope

Question 134

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. mēnsis

Answer 134

mēnsis, mēnsis, m.—mind

Question 135

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. hiems

Answer 135

hiems, hiemis, f.—winter

Question 136

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. aestās

Answer 136

aestās, aestātis, f.—summer

Question 137

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. mēns

Answer 137

mēns, mentis, f.—mind

Question 138

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. senātus

Answer 138

senātus, senātūs, m.—senate

Question 139

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. ferō

Answer 139

ferō, ferre, tulī, lātum—to bring, carry, bear

Question 140

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. appellō

Answer 140

appellō, appellāre, appellāvī, appellātum—to call, name

Question 141

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. āmittō

Answer 141

amittō, ere, āmīsī, āmissum—to lose

Question 142

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. persuadeō

Answer 142

persuadeō, persuadēre, persuasī, persuasum (+dat.)—to persuade

Question 143

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. accipiō

Answer 143

accipiō, accipere, accēpī, acceptum—to accept, receive, take

Question 144

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. nuntiō

Answer 144

nuntiō, nuntiāre, nuntiāvī, nuntiātum—to announce, report

Question 145

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. regnum

Answer 145

regnum, regnī, n.—kingdom

Question 146

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. impetus

Answer 146

impetus, impetūs, m.—attack, force

Question 147

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. nesciō

Answer 147

nesciō, nescīre, nescīvī, nescītum—to not know

Question 148

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. ignis

Answer 148

ignis, ignis, m.—fire

Question 149

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. cogō

Answer 149

cogō, cogere, coēgī, coactum—to force, compel, collect

Question 150

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. arcus

Answer 150

arcus, arcūs, m.—arch, bow

Question 151

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. discō

Answer 151

discō, discere, didicī, ---—to learn

Question 152

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. puniō

Answer 152

puniō, punīre, punīvī, punītum—to punish

Question 153

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. carmen

Answer 153

carmen, carminis, n.—song, poem

Question 154

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. vacuus

Answer 154

vacuus, vacua, vacuum—empty

Question 155

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. genus

Answer 155

genus, generis, n.—kind, class, race

Question 156

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. mutō

Answer 156

mutō, mutāre, mutāvī, mutātum—to change

Question 157

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. doleō

Answer 157

doleō, dolēre, doluī, ---—to grieve, feel pain, be sad

Question 158

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. occurrō

Answer 158

occurrō, occurrere, occurrī, occursum (+dat.)—to meet

Question 159

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. colō

Answer 159

colō, colere, coluī, cultum—to worship, till

Question 160

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. vestis

Answer 160

vestis, vestis, f.—clothing, clothes

Question 161

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. gēns

Answer 161

gēns, gentis, f.—family, clan

Question 162

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. campus

Answer 162

campus, campī, m.—plain, meadow

Question 163

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. ardeō

Answer 163

ardeō, ardēre, arsī, arsum—to burn

Question 164

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. caveō

Answer 164

caveō, cavēre, cavī, cautum—to beware

Question 165

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. vēr

Answer 165

vēr, veris, n.—spring

Question 166

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. verberō

Answer 166

verberō, verberāre, verberāvī, verberātum—to beat

Question 167

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. ventus

Answer 167

ventus, ventī, m.—wind

Question 168

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. numerō

Answer 168

numerō, numerāre, numerāvī, numerātum—to count

Question 169

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. (in)citō

Answer 169

(in)citō, (in)citāre, (in)citāvī, (in)citātum—to arouse, stir up

Question 170

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. cervus

Answer 170

cervus, cervī, m.—deer, stag

Question 171

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. beneficium

Answer 171

beneficium, beneficiī, n.—kindness

Question 172

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. tollō

Answer 172

tollō, tollere, sustulī, sublātum—to lift up, raise, destroy

Question 173

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. collum

Answer 173

collum, collī, n.—neck