Vocabulary review, chapters 11 - 17

musso

to mutter

verbero

to beat

effugio

to flee

impedio

to hinder

absum

to be away

se celare

to hide

porta

gate

ira

anger

area

open area, courtyard, threshing floor

dominus

master

vilicus

overseer, farm manager

Via Appia

The Appian Way

plenus

full

illa nocte

that night

id quod

that which

quamquam

although

pater

father

liberi

children

parens

parent

mater

mother

frater

brother

vir

man

filia

daughter

soror

sister

filius

son

uxor

wife

Vocabulary, chapter 12

invenio

to find

convoco

to call together

rogo

to ask

fero

to bring, carry

olfacio

to smell

latro

to bark

traho

to drag

vinea

vineyard

fossa

ditch

canis

dog

bonus

good

cum

with

vestigia

tracks, footprints, traces

immobilis

motionless

tunica

by the tunic

in fronte litteras inuere

to brand letters on a forehead

Vocabulary chapter 13

pes

foot

virga

stick, switch

rusticus

peasant

auriga

charioteer

tabellarius

courier

civis

citizen

pars

part

vito

avoid

iter

journey, trip

vehicula

vehicles

tribus diebus

in three days

septimus

seventh

magno risu

with a loud laugh

fatuus

stupid

praeclarus

distinguished

ferociter

fiercely

ab, a

away from

Quam...!

How...! (tall you are) (nice you are)

Cave!

watch out for...!

identidem

again and

iter faciebant

they were traveling

volebat

s/he wanted

verberabat

s/he kept/was beating

iubebat

s/he was/kept ordering

ibant

they were/kept going

erat

s/he, it used to be s/he, it was or s/he, it was

quiescebant

they were resting

Vocabulary chapter 14

concido

to fall down

gaudeo

to rejoice

cesso

to be idle, do nothing

extraho

to drag out

haereo

to stick

moveo

to move

interpello

to interrupt

ago

to do, drive

culpa

blame, fault

ars

skill, art

cisium

light two-wheeled carriage

periculum

danger

cuncti

all

incolumis

safe

noster

our

commotus

moved, upset

quod

that, which

frustra

in vain

placide

peacefully, gently

celerrime

very fast

devertebat

s/he began to turn aside

tune spectabas?

were you watching?

tua culpa

it’s your fault that

Vocabulary chapter 15

exspecto

to look out for

appareo

to appear

praetereo

to go past

rota

wheel

nubes

cloud

pulvis

dust

bos

ox

plaustrum

wagon, cart

onus

burden, load

longus

long

tardus

slow

illud

that

quattuor

four

duae

two

diu

for a long time

procul

far off, in the distance

praeterea

besides

fortasse

perhaps

tantum

only

Neapolim

to Naples

auxilium

help, assistance

baculum

stick

cisium

light 2-wheeled carriage

cubiculum

bedroom

olivetum

olive grove

periculum

danger

plaustrum

wagon, cart

silentium

silence

vehiculum

vehicle

vestigium

track, footprint, trace

iter

journey, trip

murmur

murmur, rumble

nomen

name

onus

burden, load

tempus

time

Chapter 16 vocabulary

aperio

to open

ludo

to play

excipio

to welcome, receive, catch

ferio

to hit, strike

verto

to turn

relinquo

to leave behind

scio

to know

pila

ball

iocus

joke, prank

animus

mind

hospes

host, guest, friend

mortuus

dead

nonus

ninth

carissimus

dearest

alter... alterum

the one... the other

Sextum taedebat

it bored Sextus

per iocum

as a prank

in animo habere

to intend

nobiscum = cum nobis

with us

visne...?

do you want...?

pila ludere

to play ball

de

down from, about, concerning

apud

at the house of, with

eam

her, it

illa

she

ut

as

itaque

and so, therefore

Chapter 17 vocabulary

undecimus

11th

caelum

sky

advesperascit

it gets dark

aedificium

building

caupona

inn

pernocto

to spend the night

caupo

innkeeper

periculosus

dangerous

Graecus

Greek

custodio

to guard