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Vocabulary Quiz 22
Vergil Quiz 22
Choose the best meaning for each Latin word.
antiquus, -a, -um
golden, of gold; wealthy
old, ancient; aged; of former times
windy, breezy; stormy
caecus, -a, -um
blind; dark
beautiful, shapely
ominous, dire; harsh
vestigium, -i (n.)
vehicle, cart
trace; track; step
clothing, garment
recipio, -ere, recepi, recaptus
to receive, take back, rescue
to defeat, conquer
to complete, finish; establish, found
rapidus, -a, -um
fierce; rushing, swift
raving, mad, rabid
bold, audacious
vita, -ae (f.)
life, way of life
avoidance; escape
word, utterance
quondam
certainly, indeed
when
once, at some time
misereor, -eri
to lament, pity
to mix, mingle
to send; throw
sacro (1)
to accompany, attend, follow
to cut, reap; carve; divide
to consecrate, dedicate
heros, heroos (m.)
hero, demi-god
heron, wading bird
warrior, soldier
posco, -ere, poposci
to drink, sip
to ask, beg, demand
to shove, push; compel, force
Iliacus, -a, -um
of Ilium, Trojan
Latin, Italian
pertaining to the Iliad
seu
or if, whether
himself, herself, itself
but if
maestus, -a, -um
wrong, mistaken
religious, superstitious
sorrowful, dejected; gloomy
Olympus, -i (m.)
a mountain near Pallantium
home of the gods
another name for Troy
Name:
qua
where; how; in any way
even if, although; perhaps
whence, from where; where
mos, moris (m.)
strength, power, force
offspring, descendants
custon, habit; character
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