Horace Test #3

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Horace Test #3

aequus a um
equal, even, impartial, fair
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aequus a um equal, even, impartial, fair
memini, meminisse to remember, recollect
arduus a um steep, towering, lofty, high, difficult
secus otherwise, not so
insolens insolentis unaccustomed, excessive
tempero are avi atus to moderate, hold back
laetitia ae f happiness, joy
morior mori mortuus sum to die
maestus a um sad, sorrowful, dejected, gloomy
removeo removere removi remotus to move back, withdraw
gramen graminis n grass
festus a um festal, on holiday, festive
reclino are avi atus to cause to lean back
beo are avi atus to bless, make happy
interior interius inner, interior, private
nota ae f mark, sign, wine of a specified quality or vintage
quo where, for what purpose
pinus us f pine
albus a um white bright
populus i f poplar tree
hospitalis hospitale hospitable, belonging to a host or guest
consocio are avi atus to unite, connect, share
ramus i m branch
quid why
obliquus a um slanting, zigzag
lympha ae f water
fugax fugacis swift, fugitive, elusive
trepido are avi atus to be agitated, hurry
rivus i m stream
unguentum i n ointment, perfum
nimium too, too much, very
amoenus a um charming, pleasing
rosa ae f rose
aetas aetatis f time, age
filum i n thread
ater atra atrum black, dark, gloomy
coemo coemere coemi coemptus to buy up
saltus us m forest or mountain pasture, forest or mountain pass
villa ae f country-house, estate, farm
flavus a um yellow, golden, blonde, auburn
lavo, lavare/lavere, lavi, lavatus/lautus/lotus to wash
exstruo exstruere exstruxi exstructus to heap up, pile up, construct
altum i n high place or position, heaven, sea, the deep
divitiae divitiarum f pl wealth, riches
potior potiri potitus sum to get possession of, obtain, possess
heres heredis m/f heir
dives divitis rich, wealthy
priscus a um ancient, former
nascor nasci natus sum to be born
intersum interesse interfui it makes a difference, it matters, it is of importance (when used impersonally)
pauper pauperis poor
infimus a um lowest, most humble
gens gentis f clan, tribe, family
divum i n sky
moror morari moratus sum to delay, linger, be late in appearing
victima ae f victim, sacrifice
miseror miserari miseratus sum to pity, lament
eodem to the same place
cogo cogere coegi coactus to drive together, force
verso are avi atus to keep turning, stir
urna ae f urn
serius later
ocius sooner, quicker
sors sortis f lot, share
exeo exire exii exitus to go out, come out, emerge
aeternus a um eternal, everlasting
exilium i n exile
inpono inponere inposui inpositus to place on or over, build on
cumba ae f small boat
deduco deducere deduxi deductus to lead away, lead down, escort, bring a person or army back with one to Rome, bring home in procession as a bride, spin, compose, adapt
militia ae f military service, war, army
redono are avi atus to give back
patrius a um of a father, ancestral, native, inherited, belonging to one's country
sodalis sodalis m companion
moror morari moratus sum to delay, linger, be late in appearing
merus a um pure, unmixed
frango frangere fregi fractus to break, crush
corono are avi atus to put a garland on, crown
niteo nitere nitui to shine, be radiant with beauty
malobathrum i n the tree Cinnamomum tamala or its oil
fuga ae f flight, rout
parmula ae f little shield
minax minacis threatening, projecting
turpis e ugly, shameful, disgraceful
solum i n ground, floor, land
tango tangere tetigi tactus to touch
mentum i n chin
hostis hostis m/f enemy
paveo pavere to be frightened, be terrified
tollo tollere sustuli sublatus to lift, raise, extol, take away, destroy
aer aeris m air, weather, mist
rursus back, again
resorbeo resorbere to suck back, swallow again
unda ae f wave, water
fretum i n strait, sea, violence
aestuosus a um very hot, agitated
ergo then, consequently, therefore
obligo are avi atus to tie up, pledge, dedicate
daps dapis f feast, banquet
fessus a um tired, weary
latus lateris n side, extreme part or region, flank, lungs, body
depono deponere deposui depositus to lay down
laurus i/us f laurel tree
parco parcere peperci parsus + dat to spare
cadus i m jar, flask
destino are avi atus to fix, determine, intend, destine, earmark
obliviosus a um producing forgetfulness, forgetful
levis e smooth
ciborium i n a kind of drinking cup
expleo explere explevi expletus to fill up
fundo fundere fudi fusus to pour, spread, scatter, defeat
capax capacis spacious, capable
concha ae f shell fish, sea shell, pefume dish
udus a um wet, pliant
depropero are to hurry to complete
apium i n parsley, celery
corona ae f crown, garland
curo are avi atus to take care of, attend to, care about
myrtus i f myrtle
venus veneris f Venus, love, charm, sexual activity, best throw at dice
arbiter arbitri m judge, overseer
bibo bibere bibi to drink
sanus a um healthy, sane
bacchor bacchari bacchatus sum to celebrate the festival of Bacchus, rave, rage
dulcis e sweet, dear, beloved
furo furere to behave wildly, be crazy
rectus a um straight, right, correct, proper
urgeo urgere ursi to push, press upon
procella ae f storm, trouble
cautus a um one one's guard, wary, cautious, prudent
horresco horrescere horrui to shudder at, tremble at
premo premere pressi pressus to press, follow closely
litus litoris n shore, coast, beach
iniquus a um uneven, unfavorable, treacherous, discontented
aureus a um golden, splendid
mediocritas mediocritatis f mean, moderation, keeping of a middle course
diligo diligere dilexi dilectus to love, esteem, hold dear, have special regard for
tutus a um safe, secure
careo carere carui caritus + abl to lack, be without
obsoletus a um worn out, shabby, ordinary
sordes sordis f dirt, squalor, baseness
tectum i n roof, house
invideo invidere invidi invisus to envy, begrduge, refuse
sobrius a um sober, moderate, sensible
aula ae f noble residence, palace, hall
agito are avi atus to drive, agitate, excite
ingens ingentis huge
pinus us f pine
celsus a um high, lofty, proud
casus us m fall, event, misfortune, chance
decido decidere decidi to fall down, die
turris is f tower
ferio ferire to strike, hit
fulgur fulguris n a flash of lightning, flash of light
infestus a um dangerous, hostile, insecure
secundus a um following, second, favorable
sors sortis f lot, share
praeparo are avi atus to prepare
informis e shapeless, deformed, ugly
hiems hiemis f winter, storm
submoveo submovere submovi submotus to move away, remove, ward off, banish
olim formerly, once, on an occasion, at some future date
quondam once, formerly, sometimes, in the future
cithara ae f lyre
suscito are avi atus to rouse, awaken
arcus us m bow
tendo tendere tetendi tentus/tensus to stretch out, extend, proceed
angustus a um narrow, limited, difficult
animosus a um spirited, bold
appareo apparere apparui apparitus to appear
sapienter wisely
contraho contrahere contraxi contractus to draw together, narrow
turgidus a um swollen, turgid
velum i n sail
eheu alas
fugax fugacis swift, fugitive, elusive
labor labi lapsus sum to glide, slip, pass
pietas pietatis f duty, devotion
mora ae f delay, hindrance
ruga ae f wrinkle
instans instantis pressing, urgent
senecta ae f old age
adfero adferre attuli allatus to bring, add
indomitus a um unconquered, unconquerable
treceni trecenae trecena three hundred each, three hundred at a time
quotquot however many
placo are avi atus to appease, calm
inlacrimabilis e pitiless
taurus i m bull
ter three times
amplus a um large, spacious
tristis e sad
compesco compescere compescui to confine, restrain, check
scilicet evidently, of course, surely
munus muneris n service, duty, gift, entertainment
vescor vesci + abl to enjoy, feed on, eat
enavigo are avi atus to sail across, sail forth
inops inopis lacking wealth, poor
colonus i m farmer, settler
frustra in vain, to no purpose
cruentus a um bloody, gory, cruel
raucus a um hoarse, noisy, raucous
autumnus i m autumn
noceo nocere nocui nocitus + dat. to harm
viso visere visi to look at, go and see
ater atra atrum black, dark, gloomy
flumen fluminis n river, waters of a river
languidus a um languid, sluggish, slow
infamis e infamous, disreputable
damno are avi atus to condemn, sentence
linquo linquere liqui to go away from, abandon, leave behind
tellus telluris f land, earth, country, ground
placeo placere placui placitus to please
colo colere colui cultus to cultivate, cherish
praeter + acc except, beyond
invisus a um hateful, odious
cupressus i f cypress
dominus i m master, lord, ruler
absumo absumere absumpsi absumptus to spend, consume
dignus a um + abl worthy, worthy of, deserving
clavis clavis f key
tinguo tinguere tinxi tinctus to wet, stain
pavimentum i n pavement, floor
pontifex pontificis m high priest, pontiff
potior potius better, preferable

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