Chapter 33-24 vocabulary
mulsum
wine sweetened with honey
ferculum
dish, tray
gustatio
hors d’oeuvre, first course, appetizer
niger
black
pestilentia
plague
poculum
cup, goblet
locus
place
edo
to eat
compleo
to fill
irrumpo
to burst in
iratissimus
very/most angry
frustum
scrap
una
together
ceteri
the rest, the others
coquus
cook, chef
scindo
to cut, split, carve
qua de causa
for this reason
comparo
to buy, obtain, get ready
panis
bread
pullus
chicken
ovum
egg
malum
apple
circum
around
pulcherrimus
most/very beautiful
regnum
kingdom
casu
by chance, accidently
ignis
fire
coquo
to cook
affero
to bring, bring to, bring in
everto
to overturn, upset
deicio
to throw down, to fall (passive)
complures
several, many
comiter
courteously, graciously, in a friendly way
aufero
to carry away, take away
cachinnus
laughter
optimus
best, very good, excellent
caro
meat
Quanti...?
How much...?
pretium
price
quidem
indeed
umquam
ever
procax
insolent, pushy
autem
however, but
pinguis
fat
minuo
to lessen, reduce, decrease
immo
rather, on the contrary
gratis
free, for nothing
recte
rightly, properly
vero
truly, really, indeed
addo
to add
accipio
to receive, get
insula
island, apartment building
vis
force, amount
ac
and
incendium
fire
incola
inhabitant, tenant
omnia aguntur
everything is being done
infirmus
weak, shaky, frail
fenestra
window
ornamenta
furnishings
tam
so
parvus
small
tabulatum
floor, story
paene
almost
opprimuntur
they are being overwhelmed
eicio
to throw out
quaero
to seek, look for, ask (for)
opprimo
to overwhelm
opprimemini
you will be crushed, you will be overwhelmed
commoveor
I am upset
dubium
doubt
commoveris
you are upset
servabimur
we will be saved
paries
wall
commoveo
to move, upset
vestis
clothing
fumus
smoke
libertus
freedman
adstantes
bystanders
finis
end, boundary
mendicus
beggar
elegantissimus
most elegant, very elegant
rixa
quarrel
celerrimus
fastest, very fast
eripio
take from
concurso
to run about
aufugio
to run away, escape
recumbo
to recline, lie down
delecto
to delight, amuse
ipsius
of himself, of herself of itself
a servis ferebantur
were being carried by slaves
summa celeritate
with greatest speed
portatur
is (being) carried
crines
hair
speculum
mirror
porcus
pig
sella
sedan chair
glis
dormouse
vexatus
annoyed
pecto
to comb
vendo
to sell
neglegenter
carelessly
cuius
whose
in quibus
among whom
ludi circenses
chariot races
curriculum
race track
feriae
holidays
spina
center barrier
quadriga
chariot
meta
turning post
signum
signal
mappa
white cloth, napkin
mulier
woman
faveo
favor, support
deverto
to turn aside, swerve
humi
on the ground
vinco
to conquer, win
iaceo
lie down
arripio
grab hold of, seize
veto
forbid
noceo
harm
servo
save
stringo
draw
claudo
shut
accidit
it happens
aperio
open
gladius
sword
oculus
eye
lutum
mud
terra
earth, ground
metus
fear
praedo
robber
bona
goods, possessions
custos
guard
atrium
atrium, main room
nisi
unless, except
nonnumquam
sometimes
sine
without
ut Marco videbatur
as it seemed to Marcus
postridie
on the following day
domi
at home
parvulus
small, little
tumultus
uproar, commotion
excitatus
wakened, awakened
de omnibus rebus
about everything
Eho!
Hey!
abhinc duas horas
two hours ago
abhinc
ago, previously
ad tabernam quandam
to a certain shop
taberna
shop
postis
doorpost
poeta
poet
aliquid
something
lapis
stone
oppressus
crushed
quadratus
squared
quod
which, that
Domus Aurea
Golden House (Nero’s)
pervenio
to arrive (at), reach
sterto
to snore
traho
to drag, pull
conficio
to finish
tumultus
uproar, commotion
strepitus
noise, clattering
sonitus
sound
senatus
the Senate
risus
smile, laugh
manus
hand
domus
house, home
complexus
embrace
arcus
arch
aquaeductus
aqueduct
aestus
heat
dies
day
res
thing, matter, situation
simulac
as soon as
advenerant
they had arrived
moles
mass, huge bulk
viderat
s/he had seen
attonitus
astonished, astounded
clausus
shut, closed
ludi
games
lego
read
licet
it is allowed
liber
book
Mons Palatinus
the Palatine Hill
aedifico
to build
aestu
from the heat
quem
which
redieritis
you will have returned
circumeo
to go around
occurro
to meet, encounter