Vocabulary Part III

Question 1

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

mortālis

Answer 1

mortālis, mortāle—mortal

Question 2

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

negō

Answer 2

negō, negāre, negāvī, negātum—to deny, say not

Question 3

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

caedēs

Answer 3

caedēs, caedis, m.—murder

Question 4

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

penna

Answer 4

penna, pennae, f.—feather, pen

Question 5

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

praeter (+acc.)

Answer 5

praeter (+acc.)—except

Question 6

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

quā dē causā

Answer 6

quā dē causā—why? for which reason?

Question 7

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

nē…quidem

Answer 7

nē…quidem—not even

Question 8

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

quam prīmum

Answer 8

quam prīmum—as soon as possible

Question 9

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

rēs frūmentāria

Answer 9

rēs frūmentāria—the grain supply

Question 10

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

pedem rēferre

Answer 10

pedem rēferre—to retreat

Question 11

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

mīlle passūs

Answer 11

mīlle passūs—a mile

Question 12

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

certiōrem facere

Answer 12

certiōrem facere—to inform

Question 13

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

poenam dare

Answer 13

poenam dare—to pay the penalty

Question 14

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

nāvem solvere

Answer 14

nāvem solvere—to set sail

Question 15

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

mīlia passuum

Answer 15

mīlia passuum—miles

Question 16

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

principātus

Answer 16

principātus, principātūs, m.—leadership

Question 17

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

posterus

Answer 17

posterus, postera, posterum—next, following

Question 18

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

creō

Answer 18

creō, creāre, creāvī, creātum—to make, create, elect

Question 19

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

perītus

Answer 19

perītus, perīta, perītum (+gen. / abl.)—skilled (in)

Question 20

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

infrā (+acc.)

Answer 20

infrā (+acc.)—below, beneath

Question 21

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

patrius

Answer 21

patrius, patria, patrium—fatherly, of the father, native

Question 22

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

geminus

Answer 22

geminus, gemina. geminum—twin

Question 23

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

sepeliō

Answer 23

sepeliō, sepelīre, sepelīvī, sepelītum—to bury

Question 24

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

pecus

Answer 24

pecus, pecoris, n.—herd, flock

Question 25

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

Answer 25

vallis, vallis, f.—valley

Question 26

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

Answer 26

immanis, immane—huge

Question 27

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

Answer 27

palūs, palūdis, f.—swamp, marsh

Question 28

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

Answer 28

amplus, ampla, amplum—large

Question 29

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

Answer 29

serviō, serviīre, servīvī, servītum—to serve

Question 30

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

Answer 30

improbus, improba, improba—evil

Question 31

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

Answer 31

patior, patī, passus sum—to suffer, endure

Question 32

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

Answer 32

utor, utī, usus sum (+abl.)—to use

Question 33

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

Answer 33

umidus, umida, umidum—wet

Question 34

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

Answer 34

hortor, hortārī, hortātus sum—to encourage, urge

Question 35

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

Answer 35

tellūs, tellūris, f.—earth

Question 36

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

Answer 36

fruor, fruī, fructus sum (+abl.)—to enjoy

Question 37

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

Answer 37

inferō, inferre, intulī, illātum—to bring "x" (acc.) to "y" (dat.)

Question 38

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

Answer 38

tenuis, tenue—thin, slender

Question 39

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

Answer 39

sequor, sequī, secutus sum—to follow

Question 40

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

Answer 40

sapiens, sapientis—wise

Question 41

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

Answer 41

testamentum, testamentī, n.—will

Question 42

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

Answer 42

conor, conārī, conātus sum—to try

Question 43

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

Answer 43

tectum, tectī, n.—roof, house

Question 44

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

Answer 44

ops, opis, f.—power; pl. wealth

Question 45

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

Answer 45

fungor, fungī, fructus sum (+abl.)—to perform

Question 46

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

Answer 46

loquor, loquī, locutus sum—to speak, talk, say

Question 47

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

Answer 47

miror, mirārī, mirātus sum—to wonder at, be amazed

Question 48

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

Answer 48

potior, potīrī, potītus sum (+gen. / abl.)—to gain possession of

Question 49

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

Answer 49

potius quam—rather than

Question 50

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

Answer 50

quam ob rem—why? for what reason?

Question 51

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. erga (+acc.)

Answer 51

erga (+acc.)—to, towards

Question 52

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

Answer 52

certior fierī—to be informed

Question 53

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

Answer 53

in fugam dare—to put to flight

Question 54

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

Answer 54

aggredior, aggredī, aggressus sum—to attack

Question 55

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

Answer 55

orbis terrarum—the earth, world

Question 56

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

Answer 56

adferō, adferre, attulī, allātum—to bring to

Question 57

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

Answer 57

fames, famis, f.—hunger

Question 58

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

Answer 58

sē recipere—to retreat

Question 59

# Give the Dictionary Entry for the following Latin word(s) or idiom. absque (+abl.)

Answer 59

absque (+abl.)—without