OvidAmores1.4Vocab
vir viri m.: man; husband
epulae -arum f. pl.: dinner; banquet
adeo adire adivi(ii) aditus: approach; come to
idem eadem idem: same
ultimus -a -um: final, last
cena -ae f.: dinner, supper, meal
precor (1): wish, pray
ergo: therefore, so
diligo -ere dilexi dilectus: love, hold dear
tantum: only, merely
conviva -ae m.: guest, table companion
aspicio -ere aspexi aspectus: look, gaze at
tango -ere tetigi tactus: touch
iuvo -are iuvi iutus: delight, gratify
alter altera alterum: another
sinus -us m.: bosom; lap
apte: closely, snugly
subicio -ere subieci subiectus: place, set under
foveo -ēre fovi fotus: keep warm
inicio -ere inieci iniectus: throw, put on
collum -i n.: neck
volo velle volui: wish want prefer; be willing, will
manus -us f: hand
desino -ere desivi desitus: stop, end, finish, cease
miror (1): be amazed, surprised, bewildered
pono -ere posui positus: put, place, set
candidus -a -um: shinning white; fair-skinned
Atracis -cidis f.: a woman of the town Atrax in Thessaly, i.e., Hippodamia
ambiguus -a -um: changeable, doubtful, of double nature
traho -ere traxi tractus: draw, drag, haul
arma -orum n. pl.: arms weapons; fighting, war
- silva -ae f.: forest
- domus -us f.: house, home
- membrum -i n.: member, limb
cohaereo -ēre cohaesi cohaesus: cling to, adhere to, connect to; adjoin
vix: hardly scarcely
teneo -ēre tenui tentus: hold, keep
facio -ere feci factus: make do
tamen: yet, nevertheless, still
cognosco -ere cognovi cognitus: learn
Eurus -i m.: east wind
tepidus -a -um: warm, tepid
verbum -i n.: word
fero ferre tuli latus: bear; carry off
Notus -i m.: south wind
ante: before
premo -ere pressi pressus: press; lie, recline on
torus -i m.: bed, couch
vultus -us m.: face, expression
comes -itis m./f.: companion, partner
modestus -a -um: modest; innocent
accumbo -ere accumbui accumbitus: lie beside
clam: secretly
pes pedis m.: foot
specto (1): observe, watch, look, at see
nutus -us m.: nod
loquax -acis: expressive
excipio -ere excepi exceptus: receive
furtivus -a -um: secret
refero referre rettuli relatum: return
nota -ae f.: sign
supercilium -i n.: eyebrow
vox vocis f.: voice
loquor loqui locutus sum: speak; say, utter
dico -ere dixi dictus: say state
lego -ere legi lectus: read
digitus -i m.: finger
noto (1): write
merum -i n.: wine
succurro -ere succurri succursus: come to mind
lascivia -ae f: pleasure, playfulness
purpureus -a -um: purple, dark red; blushing
tener tenera -um: tender; soft, delicate, gentle
pollex pollicis m.: thumb
gena -ae f.: cheek
aliquis -quae-quod: someone something; anyone anything; some
tacitus -a -um: silent
mens mentis f.: mind
queror queri questus sum: complain
pendeo -ere pependi: hang, hang down
extremus -a -um: extreme, the furthest or last part of
mollis -e: soft
auris -is f: ear
lux lucis f.: light
placeo -ēre placui placitus: please, satisfy, give pleasure to
verso(1): keep turning; turn over and over
anulus -i m.: ring
usque: all the way; continuously
mensa -ae f.: table
mos moris m.: custom, manner
opto (1): wish, wish for, desire
meritus -a -um: deserved
malus -a –um: bad evil wicked
multus -a -um: many
misceo -ēre miscui mixtus: mix
sapio -ere sapivi: have sense be wise
bibo -ere bibi bibitus: drink
iubeo -ēre iussi iussus: order command; request, ask, bid
puer pueri m.: servant, slave
leviter: lightly, gently, softly, quietly
posco -ere poposci: ask
reddo, -ere, reddidi, redditus: return primus -a -um: first
poculum -i n.: cup sumo -ere sumpsi sumptus: take (up)
pars partis f.: part
fors fortis f.: chance
praegusto (1): taste in advance
reicio -ere reieci reiectus: refuse reject
libo (1): nibble; graze touch
os oris n.: mouth
cibus -i m.: food
premo -ere pressi pressus: press
inpono -ere inposui inpositus: place on, impose
sino -ere sivi situs: allow, permit
lacertus -i m.: upper arm, arm
mitis mite: gentle
rigidus -a -um: stiff hard; stern
pectus -oris n.: breast, chest
caput capitis n.: head
admitto -ere admisi admissus: admit, receive
habilis -e: soft, easy to handle
papilla -ae f.: nipple, breast
osculum -i n.: kiss
praecipuē: especially
nullus -a -um: no; none, not any
fio feri factus sum: become; happen
manifestus -a -um: clear visible evident; confessed
amator -oris m.: lover
inicio -ere inieci iniectus: put on
adspicio -ere adspexi adspectus: see, observe
bene: well
pallium -i n.: cover coverlet cloak
celo(1): conceal hide keep secret
caecus -a -um: blind
causa -ae f.: cause
timor -oris m.: fear; dread
femur femoris n.: thigh
committo -ere commisi commissus: bring together, unite, join, connect
crus cruris n.: leg
cohaereo -ēre cohaesi cohaesus: touch
durus -a -um: hard, rough
iungo iungere iunxi iunctus: join, unite; bring together; connect
miser misera -um: miserable, wretched
timeo -ēre timui: fear, dread, be afraid
protervē: impudently, shamelessly
exemplum -i n.: example, precedent
metus -us m.: fear, anxiety; dread
torqueo -ēre torsi tortus: torture; torment
domina -ae f.: mistress
propero (1): hurry
voluptas -atis f.: pleasure, delight, enjoyment, passion
vestis -is f.: blanket; robe
dulcis -e: pleasant; sweet; delightful
perago -ere peregi peractus: finish, complete
opus operis n.: work
puto (1): think, believe
conscius -a -um: guilty
tergum -i n.: back
demo -ere dempsi demptus: take off, remove, withdraw
rogo (1): ask
prex precis f.: prayer, request
desum deesse defui defuturus: be lacking; abandon, neglect
dum: while
furtim: stealthily secretly
addo -ere addidi additus: add
merum -i n.: unmixed pure
conpono -ere conposui conpositus: calm
somnus -i m.: sleep
iaceo -ēre iacui iacitus: lie; lie down; sleep
consilium -i n.: plan; advice
res rei f.: event, circumstance
locus -i m.: place, position
surgo -ere surrexi surrectus: rise, lift
abeo abire abivi(ii) abitus: depart, go away; go off
medius -a -um: middle, middle of
turba -ae f.: crowd
memor memoris: remembering; mindful
agmen agminis n.: stream; crowd
invenio -ire inveni inventus: come upon; find; reach
quisquis quidquid: whoever, whatever
moneo -ēre monui monitus: remind advise warn
pauci -ae -a: few prosum prodesse profui profuturus: be useful, be advantageous, benefit
hora -ae f.: hour
separo (1): divide, separate
nox noctis f.: night
includo -ere inclusi inclusus: shut in, imprison, enclose
lacrima -ae f.: tear
maestus -a -um: sad, unhappy; mournful, gloomy
oborior -iri obortus sum: arise; spring or well up
licet: it is permitted, lawful, allowed
saevus -a -um: cruel, harsh; vehement
prosequor prosequi prosecutus sum: pursue
foris -is f.: door gate; entrance
iam: now
tantum: only, merely
ius iuris n.: right, duty
cogo -ere coēgi coactus: force, compel
verum: but, however
invitus -a -um: reluctant; unwilling
similis -e: like, similar, resembling
blanditia -ae f.: flattery, compliment; charm
taceo -ēre tacui tacitus: be silent
malignus -a -um: spiteful, grudging
votum -i n.: prayer
valeo -ēre valui valitus: be strong or powerful; prevail
quoque: too also as well
minus: less; not
certē: certainly
inde: from that place, from there
nihil: nothing; not at all
qui- quae- quodcumque: who- whatever
fortuna -ae f.: chance, luck, fate
sequor sequi secutus sum: follow; escort, attend, accompany
cras: tomorrow
constans -antis: constant, unchanging, unwavering
nego (1): deny, refuse
