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Pliny’s Letters “The Eruption of Vesuvius” pp. 383-84 Latin 3 Vocab Flash Pliny’s Letters “The Eruption of Vesuvius” pp. 383-84

posterI, posterOrum m. pl. descendants; posterity; future generations

addO, addere, addidI, additus to add, insert

mUnus, mUneris n. gift, duty

uterque, utraque, utrumque both

ferE about, nearly

ostendO, ostendere, ostendI, ostentus to show, point out

nUbEs, nUbis f. cloud

speciEs, speciEI f. appearance; kind

conspiciO, conspicere, conspexI, conspectus to observe, watch, catch sight of

orior, orI, ortus sum to arise, emerge

iubeO, iubEre, iussI, iussus to order

eO, Ire, iI, Itus to go

mAlO, mAlle, mAluI to prefer

mulier, mulieris f. woman

nAvem ascendO, ascendere, ascendI, ascensus to board a ship

EnotO, EnotAre, EnotAvI, EnotAtus to take notes; write down

cinis, cineris n. ashes

lapis, lapidis m. stone

gubernAtor, gubernAtOris m. navigator, pilot, helmsman

flectO, flectere, flexI, flectus to turn, bend, curve

iuvO, iuvAre, iUvI, iUtus to aid, help

lItus, lItoris n. shore

hortor, hortArI, hortAtus sum to encourage

hilaris, hilare cheerful, lively

quiEs, quiEtis f. rest, quiet, calm, sleep

excitO, excitAre, excitAvI, excitAtus to wake up (someone else, not yourself)

exitus, exitUs m. departure; exit

crEber, crEbra, crEbrum frequent, numerous, crowded

videor, vidErI, vIsus sum to seem (passive forms of “videO”)

Egredior, EgredI, Egressus sum to go out

cervIcal, cervIcAlis n. cushion, pillow

impOnO, impOnere, imposuI, impositus to put upon, assign, inflict

poscO, poscere, poposcI to ask for, demand

hauriO, haurIre, hausI, haustus to drink, drain

surgO, surgere, surrExI, surrEctus to rise, grow

concidO, concidere, concidI, concIsus to fall down or fall dead

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quiEs, quiEtis f.

excitO, excitAre, excitAvI, excitAtus

exitus, exitUs m.

crEber, crEbra, crEbrum

videor, vidErI, vIsus sum

Egredior, EgredI, Egressus sum

cervIcal, cervIcAlis n.

impOnO, impOnere, imposuI, impositus

poscO, poscere, poposcI

hauriO, haurIre, hausI, haustus

surgO, surgere, surrExI, surrEctus

concidO, concidere, concidI, concIsus

ferE

ostendO, ostendere, ostendI, ostentus

nUbEs, nUbis f.

speciEs, speciEI f.

conspiciO, conspicere, conspexI, conspectus

orior, orI, ortus sum

iubeO, iubEre, iussI, iussus

eO, Ire, iI, Itus

mAlO, mAlle, mAluI

mulier, mulieris f.

posterI, posterOrum m. pl.

addO, addere, addidI, additus

mUnus, mUneris n.

uterque, utraque, utrumque

nAvem ascendO, ascendere, ascendI, ascensus

EnotO, EnotAre, EnotAvI, EnotAtus

cinis, cineris n.

lapis, lapidis m.

gubernAtor, gubernAtOris m.

flectO, flectere, flexI, flectus

iuvO, iuvAre, iUvI, iUtus

lItus, lItoris n.

hortor, hortArI, hortAtus sum

hilaris, hilare

ferE

ostendO, ostendere, ostendI, ostentus

nUbEs, nUbis f.

speciEs, speciEI f.

conspiciO, conspicere, conspexI, conspectus

orior, orI, ortus sum

iubeO, iubEre, iussI, iussus

eO, Ire, iI, Itus

mAlO, mAlle, mAluI

mulier, mulieris f.

nAvem ascendO, ascendere, ascendI, ascensus

EnotO, EnotAre, EnotAvI, EnotAtus

cinis, cineris n.

lapis, lapidis m.

gubernAtor, gubernAtOris m.

flectO, flectere, flexI, flectus

iuvO, iuvAre, iUvI, iUtus

lItus, lItoris n.

hortor, hortArI, hortAtus sum

hilaris, hilare

posterI, posterOrum m. pl.

addO, addere, addidI, additus

mUnus, mUneris n.

uterque, utraque, utrumque

quiEs, quiEtis f.

excitO, excitAre, excitAvI, excitAtus

exitus, exitUs m.

crEber, crEbra, crEbrum

videor, vidErI, vIsus sum

Egredior, EgredI, Egressus sum

cervIcal, cervIcAlis n.

impOnO, impOnere, imposuI, impositus

poscO, poscere, poposcI

hauriO, haurIre, hausI, haustus

surgO, surgere, surrExI, surrEctus

concidO, concidere, concidI, concIsus