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Latin Terms Relating to Agriculture and Farming, Quizzes of Latin language

Definitions of latin terms related to agriculture and farming. The terms cover various aspects of farming, such as crops, livestock, tools, and processes. These definitions can be useful for students of classics, ancient history, or agricultural sciences.

Typology: Quizzes

2009/2010

Uploaded on 03/28/2010

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TERM 1
agricola, -ae (m.)
DEFINITION 1
farmer
TERM 2
copia, -ae
DEFINITION 2
abundance
TERM 3
cura, -ae
DEFINITION 3
care, concern
TERM 4
lana, -ae
DEFINITION 4
wool
TERM 5
patientia, -ae
DEFINITION 5
patience
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agricola, -ae (m.)

farmer

TERM 2

copia, -ae

DEFINITION 2

abundance

TERM 3

cura, -ae

DEFINITION 3

care, concern

TERM 4

lana, -ae

DEFINITION 4

wool

TERM 5

patientia, -ae

DEFINITION 5

patience

uva, -ae

grape

TERM 7

vinea,-ae

DEFINITION 7

vineyard

TERM 8

ager, agri

DEFINITION 8

field

TERM 9

aratrum, -i

DEFINITION 9

plough

TERM 10

colonus, -i

DEFINITION 10

(tenant) farmer

pabulum, -i

fodder

TERM 17

praedium, -i

DEFINITION 17

estate

TERM 18

vinum, -i

DEFINITION 18

wine

TERM 19

calor, caloris (m.)

DEFINITION 19

heat

TERM 20

falx, falcis

(f.)

DEFINITION 20

sickle

frigus, frigoris (n.)

chill, cold

TERM 22

fruges, frugum (f. pl.)

DEFINITION 22

crops

TERM 23

grex, gregis (m.)

DEFINITION 23

herd

TERM 24

labor, laboris (m.)

DEFINITION 24

labor, toil

TERM 25

pecus, pecoris (n.)

DEFINITION 25

livestock, cattle

aro, arare, aravisse, aratum

plough

TERM 32

rigo, rigare, rigavisse,

rigatum

DEFINITION 32

water

TERM 33

laboro, laborare, laboravisse, laboratum

DEFINITION 33

work, toil

TERM 34

existimo, existimare, existimavisse,

existimatum

DEFINITION 34

think

TERM 35

oro, orare, oravisse, oratum

DEFINITION 35

beg, pray

censeo, censere, censuisse,

censum

think

TERM 37

noceo, nocere, nocuisse

DEFINITION 37

harm (intr. + dat.)

TERM 38

prohibeo, prohibere, prohibuisse, prohibitum

DEFINITION 38

keep off, prevent

TERM 39

cingo, cingere, cinxisse, cinctum

DEFINITION 39

bind round; surround

TERM 40

colo, colere, coluisse, cultum

DEFINITION 40

cultivate

proicio, proicere, proiecisse, proiectum

throw forward

TERM 47

quiesco, quiescere, quievisse

DEFINITION 47

rest

TERM 48

rapio, rapere, rapuisse, raptum

DEFINITION 48

tear away, carry off

TERM 49

sero, serere, sevisse, satum

DEFINITION 49

sow

TERM 50

spargo, spargere, sparsisse, sparsum

DEFINITION 50

sprinkle

utor, uti, usum

use (+ abl.)

TERM 52

prosum, prodesse, profuisse

DEFINITION 52

to be profitable, of advantage (+ dat.)

TERM 53

amoenus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 53

pleasant (of places)

TERM 54

gravidus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 54

heavy, weighty, pregnant

TERM 55

immaturus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 55

not ripe

tricesimus, -a, -um

30th

TERM 62

urbanus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 62

of the city; sophisticated

TERM 63

fertilis, -e

DEFINITION 63

fertile

TERM 64

neglegens (gen.

neglegentis)

DEFINITION 64

careless

TERM 65

patiens (gen.

patientis)

DEFINITION 65

enduring, patient

rudis, -e

rough

TERM 67

nequam/nequior, nequius/nequissimus, -a, -

um

DEFINITION 67

worthless

TERM 68

quidam, quaedam, quoddam

DEFINITION 68

a certain

TERM 69

circa

DEFINITION 69

around

TERM 70

denique

DEFINITION 70

finally

abs

(a, or ab, before te)

TERM 77

circa +

acc.

DEFINITION 77

around

TERM 78

prae +

abl.

DEFINITION 78

before, in front of, in comparison with

TERM 79

pro +

abl.

DEFINITION 79

before, in front of, on behalf of