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Vergil Quiz 17
Choose the best meaning for each Latin word.
Name:
tempestas, -tatis (f.)
mass, heap, pile
storm, tempest; disturbance
time, season; opportunity
conubium, -i (n.)
dining room
bed
marriage
Libya, -ae (f.)
Africa
Europe
Asia
pateo, -ere, patui
to lie open, be open
to pave; cover
to state, avow; plead
sedeo, -ere, sedi
to sit, hold court
to speak, talk
to establish, set up
ala, -ae (f.)
wing; feather
altar, shrine
other, another
inanis, -is, -e
huge; fierce, frightening
empty; vain, useless
ill-starred, unlucky
carus, -a, -um
new, young, fresh
dear, precious
sweet, agreeable, delightful
moror, morari, moratus sum
to die, perish
to delay, stay, linger
to be accustomed
sermo, -onis (m.)
altar; temple
medicine, cure
conversation; talk, rumor
quoque
still, quite
also, too
a certain
nam
then, at that time
now, already
for; namely
mortalis, -is, -e
immortal, permanent
mortal, transient
dark, gloomy, relating to death
murmur, murmuris (m.)
roar, rumbling; murmur
wall, fortification
duty, service; gift
haereo, -ere
to stick, be fastened; linger
to gulp down, drink, swallow
to hurl, throw, toss
aer, aeris (n.)
cottage, house
air, breeze; mist cloud
bronze; tool, weapon
patior, pati, passus sum
to prepare, get ready
to endure, suffer; allow
to lie open, be open
magis
less
most
more
cedo, -ere, cessi, cessus
to proceed in a stately manner; go; yield, withdraw
to cease, stop; hinder, prevent
to concede, agree to; state
currus, -us (m.)
course; journey
concern, anxiety
car, chariot
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