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Pliny 20 Student Vocabulary

Pliny 20 Student Vocabulary. Proficiscor, P roficisci, P rofectus Sum. - To set out, depart, proceeds Verb Derivative: Sentence: Caesar profecto ad labumum populum. . Reliquum, Reliqui. -remainder, residue, rest Noun Derivative: relic - an object or custom remaining from the past.

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Pliny 20 Student Vocabulary

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  1. Pliny 20 Student Vocabulary

  2. Proficiscor, Proficisci, Profectus Sum • - To set out, depart, proceeds • Verb • Derivative: • Sentence: Caesar profecto ad labumum populum.

  3. Reliquum, Reliqui • -remainder, residue, rest • Noun • Derivative: relic - an object or custom remaining from the past. • Sentence: Caesar reliquum in pompeium

  4. Tremor, Tremoris • -shudder, quiver • Noun • Derivative: tremble – to shake, quiver etc • Sentence: terrae sensere tremor

  5. Sentio, sentire, sensi, sensus • -perceive, feel, experience • Verb • Derivative: sense – to feel • Sentence: Caesar milites sensere Malum.

  6. Everto, evertere, everti, eversus • - overturn, turn upside down, overthrow • Verb • Derivative: avert- to turn away • Sentence: Verint ad evertendam Caesarem

  7. Irrumpo, irrumpere, irrupi, irruptus • - to break, burst, force • Verb • Derivative: erupt- to emerge violently, break from restraint • Sentence: Monte irrupirunt

  8. Surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrectus • - to rise, lift, grow • Verb • Derivative: surge- to move forward quickly • Sentence: Caesar surrexit de terra.

  9. Tego, tegere, texi, tectus • - to cover, defend • Verb • Derivative: protect- to keep from being damaged • Sentence: Caesar operuit caput suum a saggittis

  10. Tectum, tecti n. • Noun • House, roof • Derivative : Protect • Gaius decidit de tecto.

  11. Lenio, lenire, lenivi, lenitus • - Mitigate, moderate, alleviate • Verb • Derivative: lenient- inclined not to be harsh or strict. • Sentence: caesar levaret dolorem eius

  12. Posco, poscere, popsci • - to demand • Verb • Derivative: • Sentence: Caesar postulat ordo

  13. Proficiscor, Proficisci, Profectus Sum • - To set out, depart, proceed • Verb • Derivative:

  14. Reliquum, Reliqui • -remainder, residue, rest • Noun • Derivative: relic - an object or custom remaining from the past: • Sentence:

  15. Tremor, Tremoris • -shudder, quiver • Noun • Derivative: tremble – to shake, quiver etc • Sentence:

  16. Sentio, sentire, sensi, sensus • -perceive, feel, experience • Verb • Derivative: sense – to feel • Sentence:

  17. Everto, evertere, everti, eversus • - overturn, turn upside down, overthrow • Verb • Derivative: avert- to turn away • Sentence:

  18. Irrumpo, irrumpere, irrupi, irruptus • - to break, burst, force • Verb • Derivative: erupt- to emerge violently, break from restraint • Sentence:

  19. Surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrectus • - to rise, lift, grow • Verb • Derivative: surge- to move forward quickly • Sentence:

  20. Tectum, tecti • - building, roof • noun • Derivative: protect- to keep from being damaged • Sentence:

  21. Lenio, lenire, lenivi, lenitus • - Mitigate, moderate, alleviate • Verb • Derivative: lenient- inclined not to be harsh or strict • Sentence:

  22. Posco, poscere, poposci • - to demand • Verb • Derivative:

  23. Latin Vocab By: Sam Little and Theo Watkins

  24. LegereLego, legere, legi, lectus • Verb • Legit librum. • Legible To Read

  25. Vituperatvitupero, vituperare, vituperavi, vituperatus • Verb • Caesar vituperavitGallos. • Vituperative To blame

  26. HoraHora, horae • Noun • Caesar mortuusestsecundāhorā. • Horalogical hour

  27. LuxLux, lucis • Noun • Viditlucem. • Lucid light

  28. Metusmetus, metus • Noun • Caesar possuitmetum in animoGallorum. • Meticulous fear

  29. Fugerefugio, fugere, fugi, fugitus • Verb • Galli fugit. • Fugitive flee

  30. Constituimusconstituo, constituere, constitui, constitutus • Verb • Militesconstituitmunitiones. • Constitute To set up

  31. Moratiessemusmoror, morari, moratus sum • Verb • Caesar moraritGallos. • Moratorium Delay

  32. DubioDubium, dubi • Noun • Caesar non habetdubium in militibus. • Dubious Doubt, question

  33. Consistimusconsisto, consistere, constiti, constitutus • Verb • Galli non possentconstitereRomanos. • Consistent To stop

  34. Pliny20 Shelby et Alex Vocabulary fulgebat-servatusesset

  35. Fulgebat Fulgeo, fulgēre, fulsi, _____ Verb To shine or flash Luxfulsit in opacocubiculo. Refulgent – shining radiantly

  36. Pallidus Pallidus, pallida, pallidum Adjective Pale Pallidalux non fulsit. Pallid – dull, uninteresting; very pale

  37. Nive Nix, nivis Noun Snow Feminine Alba nix fulsit. Niveous – snowy or resembling snow

  38. Spe Spe, Spei Noun Hope, anticipation, expectation Feminine Nix deditspemei. Desperation – lack of hope

  39. Praevalebat Praevaleo, praevalēre, praevalui, _____ Verb To prevail, to have superior power Ea praevaluitdolorem. Prevail – to overcome

  40. Cognosceremus Cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus Verb To become acquainted with/aware of, to recognize, to learn Caesar cognovitpopulosGalliaeessefortos. Cognizant- aware, knowledgeable

  41. Servatusesset Servo, servare, servavi, servatum Verb To protect, to save, to keep Caesar servavitsuampatriam. Preserve – to keep something safe from harm or loss

  42. Jack and Gavry’s Super Duper words

  43. Castigat To Correct Erratum castigo.

  44. Decidebat To Fall A villa decidebat.

  45. Cinis Ashes Cinem urbis vidit.

  46. Caligo Mist Caligourbemcircumvit.

  47. Imminens Threaten Brutus Caesaremimminet.

  48. Sequebatur To Follow Caesar Brute sequebatur.

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