Stage 35

Vocabulary

invideo, -ere, invidi, invisum (takes the dative)   envy, be jealous of

otium, -i, n.   leisure

privatus, -a, -um   private

arbor, arboris, f.   tree

querela, -ae, f.   complaint

patria, -ae, f.   country, homeland

vestis, vestis, f.   clothing

induo, -ere, indui, indutum   put on

litterae, -arum, f.   letters, correspondence

utrum … est … an?   Is it … or?

seiunctus, -a, -um   separate

consilium -i, n.   council

turpis, turpe   shameful

mentior, -iri, mentitus sum   lie, tell a lie

incestum, -i, n.   immorality, unchastity

decerno, -ere, decrevi, decretum   vote, decree

impudentia, -ae, f.   shamelessness

ob ( prep takes acc.)   on account, because of

impurus, -a, -um   immoral

recitatio, recitationis, f.   recital, public reading

nonnumquam   sometimes

ideo … quod   for the reason that, because

reprehendo, -ere, reprehendi, reprehensum   blame, criticize

adulor, -ari, adulatus sum   flatter

quaeso   I beg, i.e. please

doleo, -ere, dolui, dolitum   hurt, be in pain

fruror, frui, fructus sum (takes the abl.)   enjoy

iucundus, -a, -um   pleasant

foras   outdoors

venor, -ari, venatus sum   hunt

vicinus, -i, m.   neighbor

sicut … ita   just as … so

colonus, -i, m.   tenant farmer

abstineo, -ere, abstinui, abstentum   abstain

sumo, -ere, sumpsi, sumptum   take

cloaca, -ae, f.   drain

confido, -ere, confisus sum (takes the dat.)   trust, be confident

aliqui, aliqua, aliquod   some

quadriga, -ae, f.   chariot

nugae, -arum, f.   nonsense, foolish talk

epigramma, epigrammatis, n.   epigram

admoneo, -ere, admonui,  admonitum   warn, advise

male   badly

nomino, -are, -avi, -atum   mention by name

irascor, irasci, iratus sum (takes the dat.)   become angry with