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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
