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6: LUPUS ET GRUS - Vocabula

 

ádiuvo, adiuváre, ádiuvat: help

animadvérto, animadvértere, animadvértit: notice

ánimal (animális, n.): animal

ávide: greedily

caput (cápitis, n.): head

cáveo, cavére, cavet: beware

ceno, cenáre, cenat: dine, eat dinner

clamo, clamáre, clamat: shout, cry

collus (colli, m.): neck

crédulus, crédula, crédulum: trusting, gullible

deinde: then, next

dens (dentis, m.): tooth

dico, dícere, dicit: say

do, dare, dat: give

dóceo, docére, docet: teach, show

dóleo, dolére, dolet: feel pain, hurt

dolor (dolóris, m.): pain

dum: while, when

e: out, out from, from

ecce: behold, this is

ergo: therefore, then

éxtraho, extráhere, éxtrahit: pull out

is, ea, id (eius): he, she, it

ego: I

et: and

exténdo, exténdere, exténdit: stretch out

fábula (fábulae, f.): story, fable

fere: practically, almost

gemens (geméntis): groaning

glúttio, gluttíre, gluttit: swallow

gráviter: seriously, gravely

grus (gruis, f.): crane

guttur (gútturis, n.): throat, gullet

hábeo, habére, habent: have

haéreo, haerére, haeret: stick, get stuck

hic, haec, hoc (huius): this

immítto, immíttere, immíttit: insert, put in

in: in, into

iuvo, iuváre, iuvat: help

longus, longa, longum: long, lengthy

lupus (lupi, m.): wolf

malus, mala, malum: bad, wicked

meus, mea, meum: my, mine

nihil: nothing

nolo, nolle, nolit: refuse, not want to

o: oh! o!

ódium (ódii, n.): hatred

omnis, omne (omnis): all, every

os (oris, n.): mouth

os (ossis, n.): bone

periculósus, periculósa, periculósum: dangerous, perilous

permitto, permittere, permittit: allow

póstulo, postuláre, póstulat: demand, ask for

praémium (praémii, n.): reward

promítto, promíttere, promíttit: promise

quam: how

revélans (revelántis): revealing

ridículus, ridícula, ridículum: silly, ridiculous

rostrum (rostri, n.): beak

saevus, saeva, saevum: savage, fierce

satis: enough, enough of

sed: but

si: if

strángulo, stranguláre, strángulat: choke, strangle

stultus, stulta, stultum: stupid, foolish

subrídeo, subridére, subrídet: smile

sum, esse, est: be

suus, sua, suum: his, her, its, one's own

tu: you

tuus, tua, tuum:  your, yours

vivo, vívere, vivit: live

vorax (vorácis): ravenous, voracious

 

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