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Latin Language Terms: Letters, Shame, Keys, and Promises, Quizzes of Latin language

Definitions of various latin terms related to letters, shame, keys, and promises. Words include 'a letter' (littera), 'praise' (laus), 'key' (clavis), 'companion' (comes), 'deny' (nego), 'contain' (continuo), 'owe' (debeo), 'acknowledge' (fateor), 'earn' (meruo), 'be pale' (pallor), 'send in different directions' (dimitto), 'shut in' (includo), 'lose' (perdo), 'promise' (promitto), 'say hi' (salutem dicere), 'loose' or 'pay' (solvo), 'hand over or down' (trado), 'whole' (integer), 'pale' (pallidus), 'level' or 'clear' (planus), 'higher' (superior), 'what in the world?' (quidnam), 'who in the world?' (quisnam), 'before this' (antehac), 'perhaps' (fortasse), 'yesterday' (heri), 'from here' (hinc), 'from there' (illinc), and 'after this' (posthac). This document could be useful for students studying latin language and literature.

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2009/2010

Uploaded on 02/26/2010

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TERM 1
litterae, -arum
DEFINITION 1
a letter = epistula
TERM 2
verbera, -ae
DEFINITION 2
a lashing
TERM 3
factum, -i
DEFINITION 3
deed
TERM 4
promissum, -i
DEFINITION 4
promise
TERM 5
signum, -i
DEFINITION 5
sign, statue
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litterae, -arum

a letter = epistula

TERM 2

verbera, -ae

DEFINITION 2

a lashing

TERM 3

factum, -i

DEFINITION 3

deed

TERM 4

promissum, -i

DEFINITION 4

promise

TERM 5

signum, -i

DEFINITION 5

sign, statue

clavis, clavis (f.)

key

TERM 7

comes, comitis (m./f.)

DEFINITION 7

companion

TERM 8

laus, laudis (f.)

DEFINITION 8

praise

TERM 9

pudor, pudoris (m.)

DEFINITION 9

(good) shame

TERM 10

vultus, vultus (m.)

DEFINITION 10

face, facial expression

mereo, merere, meruisse,

meritum

earn, deserve

TERM 17

palleo, pallere

DEFINITION 17

be pale

TERM 18

pudet, pudere, puduit

DEFINITION 18

feel shame (impersonal)

TERM 19

rubeo, rubere

DEFINITION 19

be red

TERM 20

averto, avertere

DEFINITION 20

turn aside or away

dimitto, dimittere, dimisisse,

dimissum

send in different directions

TERM 22

includo, includere, inclusisse,

inclusum

DEFINITION 22

shut in

TERM 23

inscribo, inscribere, inscripsisse, inscriptum

DEFINITION 23

inscribe

TERM 24

perdo, perdere, perdidisse, perditum

DEFINITION 24

lose

TERM 25

promitto, promittere, promisisse, promissum

DEFINITION 25

promise

planus, -a, -um

level, clear

TERM 32

superior, superius

DEFINITION 32

higher

TERM 33

quidnam?

DEFINITION 33

what in the world?

TERM 34

quisnam?

DEFINITION 34

who in the world?

TERM 35

antehac

DEFINITION 35

before this

fortasse

perhaps

TERM 37

heri

DEFINITION 37

yesterday

TERM 38

hinc

DEFINITION 38

from here

TERM 39

illinc

DEFINITION 39

from there

TERM 40

posthac

DEFINITION 40

after this