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Vergil Quiz 19

Choose the best meaning for each Latin word.

 

ensis, -is (m.)
sword; weapon   honor, esteem   fear, timidity  
iterum
enough   on a journey   again, once more  
memoro (1)
to recall, mention, tell   to speak, talk, eulogize   to forget; misunderstand  
servo (1)
to serve, be a slave to   to struggle, strive; fight   to preserve, save, keep  
moveo, -ere, movi, motus
to move, shake; agitate, disturb   to delay, tarry; stay   to soothe, tame, calm  
seco (1)
to heat, warm; dry out   to cut, carve; divide   to dedicate, make sacred  
traho, -ere, traxi, tractus
to pull, drag; lead; sweep along; spend   to cease, stop; hinder, prevent   to bend, turn, twist; coil; roll  
effero, efferre, extuli, elatus
to speak, say, tell   to carry out; bear, produce   to make an effort, endure  
nequiquam
never   in vain, uselessly   although, even if  
uterus, -i (m.)
infant, baby   womb, belly   each, each (of two)  
fas est
it is lawful   it is said   it is done  
dives (adj., gen. divitis)
divine, sacred   wealthy, rich   diverse; different  
hiems, hiemis (m.)
winter; storm   spring; warmth   autumn; rain  
pietas, -tatis (f.)
religion, superstition   devotion, duty, sense of duty   faith, trust; pledge  
pes, -is (m.)
knee   arm   foot  
bonus, -a, -um
new   precious   good  
Penates, -um (m.)
citadel of Troy, Troy   household gods, godds of the state   inner chambers; interior  
thalamus, -i (m.)
javelin, dart   inner room; marriage   bed, couch  
alter, -a, -um
altered, changed   winged, swift   the other; one (of two)  
comitor, comitari, comitatus sum
to accompany, attend, follow   to delay, hesitate   to brush; dress hair  
iaceo, -ere, iacui
to lie, be prostrate, lie at rest   to throw, hurl; utter, say   to toss, buffet; brag, utter  
annus, -i (m.)
old woman   tantrum   year  

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