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Latin Terms and Definitions: Law, Custom, and Morality, Quizzes of Latin language

Latin terms and their definitions related to law, custom, morality, and related concepts. The terms cover various aspects of injury, memory, crime, loyalty, trust, and more. This resource is useful for students of classics, law, philosophy, and related fields.

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2009/2010

Uploaded on 04/11/2010

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TERM 1
iniuria, -ae
DEFINITION 1
injury, injustice
TERM 2
memoria, -ae
DEFINITION 2
memory
TERM 3
nugae, -arum
DEFINITION 3
trifles
TERM 4
parricida, -ae (m/f)
DEFINITION 4
murderer of a near relative or head of state
TERM 5
poena, -ae
DEFINITION 5
punishment
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iniuria, -ae

injury, injustice

TERM 2

memoria, -ae

DEFINITION 2

memory

TERM 3

nugae, -arum

DEFINITION 3

trifles

TERM 4

parricida, -ae (m/f)

DEFINITION 4

murderer of a near relative or head of state

TERM 5

poena, -ae

DEFINITION 5

punishment

praemium, -i

reward

TERM 7

supplicium, -i

DEFINITION 7

punishment

TERM 8

crux, crucis (f.)

DEFINITION 8

cross

TERM 9

ius, iuris (n.)

DEFINITION 9

law, right; (also "gravy", "soup")

TERM 10

iuvenis, iuvenis (m./f.)

DEFINITION 10

young person (not an i-stem)

scelus, sceleris (n.)

crime, wickedness

TERM 17

senex, senis (m.)

DEFINITION 17

old man (not an i-stem)

TERM 18

fides, -ei

DEFINITION 18

loyalty, good faith

TERM 19

crucio, cruciare, cruciavisse, cruciatum

DEFINITION 19

torture

TERM 20

educo, educare, educavisse, educatum

DEFINITION 20

train, educate, rear

fabulor, fabulari, fabulatum

chat, tell a story

TERM 22

interpello, interpellare, interpellavisse,

interpellatum

DEFINITION 22

interrupt, break in

TERM 23

opto, optare, optavisse,

optatum

DEFINITION 23

choose, wish for

TERM 24

veto, vetare, vetuisse, vetitum

DEFINITION 24

forbid

TERM 25

lateo, latere, latuisse

DEFINITION 25

lie hidden, lurk

odi, odisse, odosum

hate

TERM 32

retraho, retrahere, retraxisse, retractum

DEFINITION 32

draw back, withdraw

TERM 33

statuo, statuere, statuisse, statutum

DEFINITION 33

fix, determine

TERM 34

aufero, auferre, abstulisse,

ablatum

DEFINITION 34

carry off

TERM 35

asininus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 35

asinine, extremely stupid

avarus, -a, -um

greedy

TERM 37

ebrius, -a, -um

DEFINITION 37

drunk

TERM 38

fidus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 38

loyal, faithful

TERM 39

fugitivus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 39

fugitive

TERM 40

infidus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 40

treacherous

scelestus, -a, -um

wicked

TERM 47

vetus (gen.

veteris)

DEFINITION 47

old

TERM 48

clemens (gen.

clementis)

DEFINITION 48

merciful

TERM 49

crudelis, -e

DEFINITION 49

cruel

TERM 50

debilis, -e

DEFINITION 50

weak

impatiens (gen.

impatientis)

impatient

TERM 52

infelix (gen.

infelicis)

DEFINITION 52

unlucky

TERM 53

praesens (gen.

praesentis)

DEFINITION 53

present

TERM 54

sapiens (gen.

sapientis)

DEFINITION 54

wise

TERM 55

quisquis, quidquid

DEFINITION 55

whoever, whatever, each, all

priusquam

before, sooner, rather

TERM 62

quantum (as adv.)

DEFINITION 62

so much as, as much as

TERM 63

quamobrem

DEFINITION 63

why? therefore

TERM 64

coram +abl

DEFINITION 64

in the presence of (also adv.)

TERM 65

super + abl

DEFINITION 65

over (also adv.)