Latin 3/4 - Latin Poetry

Mr. Arwe
Vocabulary List 1 - Horace Odes 1.5, 1.11, 1.13

aura, ae, f breath, exhalation, breeze, wind

antrum, i, n cave, cavern, grotto
coma, ae, f hair; foliage, leaves
munditia, ae, f cleanliness, neatness; elegance
nefas, n (indecl.) unlawful, criminal, sinful thing
numeri, orum, m mathematics, astronomy, horoscope
quisquis, quidquid/quicquid whoever, whatever
vestimentum, i, n garment, clothing

asper, aspera, asperum rough, harsh, bitter

aureus, a, um gilt, golden; beautiful
gratus, a, um pleasing, lovely, charming
uvidus, a, um moist, wet, dripping

debilito 1 to weaken, debilitate, disable

fleo, ere, flevi, fletum 2
loquor, i, locutus sum 3
perfundo, ere, fusi, fusum 3
reseco, are, ui, sectus 1
sapio, ere, sapii, ----- 3
to weep, cry, bewail, lament
to speak, say
to soak, wet, sprinkle, anoint
to cut back, curtail
to taste; be wise, sensible
Latin 3/4 - Latin Poetry
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Vocabulary List 2 - Horace Odes 1.19, 1.24

grex, gregis, m flock, herd, crowd, group

hostia, ae, f victim, sacrifice
licentia, ae, f license, freedom, outspokenness, licentiousness
nitor, nitoris, m luster, beauty, elegance
protervitas, tatis, f brashness, wantonness
pudor, oris, m shame, modesty, propriety
sopor, oris, m deep sleep, stupor
virga, ae, f switch, wand, cane

blandus, a, um alluring, charming, flattering, winsome

flebilis, e pitiable, pathetic, tearful
lascivius, a, um playful, frisky, brash, impudent
lugubris, e mournful, doleful

attineo, ere, attinui, attentum 2 to hold, pertain to, relate to

credo, ere, credidi, creditum 3
iubeo, ere, iussi, iussum 2
macto 1
moderor, ari, atus sum 1
uro, ere, ussi, ustum 3
to lend, entrust, believe
to order, bid, ask, tell
to glorify, sacrifice, ruin, destroy
to control, direct, guide
to burn, consume, inflame, corrode
Latin 3/4 - Latin Poetry
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Vocabulary List 3 - Horace Odes 2.10, 3.28

amphora, ae, f two-handled vessel for wine, jar, pitcher

aula, ae, f royal court, palace
fulgur, fulguris, n lightning, flash of lightning
hiems, hiemis, f winter, cold, storm
mediocritas, tatis, f mean, moderation, mediocrity
olor, oloris, m swan
pinus, i, f pine, fir; ship, oar
procella, ae, f storm, tempest; charge

angustus, a, um narrow, confined, difficult

secundus, a, um following, next, second, favorable
sordidus, a, um dirty, foul, filthy, vile
turgidus, a, um swollen, inflated, bombastic

careo, ere, ui, ---- 2 to be without, to be free from (w/ dat)

metuo, ere, ui, ---- 3 to fear
promo, ere, prompsi, promptum 3 to take out, bring forth, produce
recondo, ere condidi, conditum 3 to put back, hoard, hide, conceal
urgeo, ere, ursi, ---- 2 to push, press, drive, urge

nimium too much, excessively

Latin 3/4 - Latin Poetry
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Vocabulary List 4 – Horace Odes 4.7, 4.11

aestas, aestatis, f summer

autumnus, i, m fall
bruma, ae, f winter
chorus, i, m chorus, choir
nix, nivis, f snow
pulvis, pulveris, m/f dust, powder
ripa, ae, f river bank
ver, veris, n spring

cunctus, a, um all, entire

frigidus, a, um cold, cool, indifferent
iners, inertis inactive, sluggish, weak, stagnant

decresco, ere, crevi, cretum 3 to diminish, fade, subside

mitesco, ere, ui, itum 3
occido, ere, occidi, ocasum 3
rapio, ere, ui, raptum 3
religo 1
spargo, ere, sparsi, sparsum 3
to grow mild, mellow, soft
to fall, fade, die
to seize, snatch, pluck, drag off
to tie up, bind
to scatter, sprinkle, strew

huc et illuc hither and thither, here and there, in different directions