Ovid Vocab 2

  1. fassaque (fateor eri fassus) me flammasque meas
    having confessed myself and my blazing (desire)
  2. dos, dotis (f)
    dowry
  3. emo ere emi emptus
    buy, obtain
  4. pereo ire i(v)I itus
    be destroyed, pass away
  5. cubile -ilis (n)
    (marriage) bed
  6. proditio -onis (f)
    betrayal
  7. potius (sdv)
    better
  8. quamvis
    however/as much
  9. utile
  10. victor -is (m)
    victor
  11. perimo ere emi emptus
    kill
  12. valeo (1)
    be strong, healthy
  13. tueor eri tuitus
    protect, watch
  14. resero (1)
    open, unfasten
  15. exitus us (m)
    end, death; exit
  16. cruor -oris (m)
    bloodshed
  17. inpensa -ae (f)
    outlay, cost
  18. inprudens, entis
    incautious, unaware
  19. immitis -e
    harsh, rough
  20. inscius a um
    ignorant
  21. dotalis is e
    as dowry
  22. parum (adv)
    not enough
  23. votum -I (n)
    prayer, wish; offering
  24. forem (1st subj impf)
    I were
  25. quisque
    each, everyone
  26. profecto (adv)
    actually, surely
  27. ignavus, a
    fainthearted, idle
  28. succendo ere endi ensus
    set on fire
  29. foret (3rd subj)
    she be
  30. beatus a
    happy, fortunate
  31. laedo ere laesi laesus
    injure, wound
  32. insequor I insecutus
    attack; follow
  33. officium -I (n)
    service, kindness
  34. adultera -ae (f)
    adulteress
  35. discors, cordis
    hybrid
  36. carina -ae (f)
    ship
  37. praepono ere posui positus
    place/rprefer ACC before Y
  38. feritas -tatis (f)
    savagery
  39. propero (1)
    be quick
  40. divello ere ulsi ulsus
    divide
  41. obliviscor I oblitus
    Forget (needs gen)
  42. fretum -I (n)
    channel
  43. insilio ire ui
    throw oneself upon, leap on
  44. faciente cupidine vires
    passion giving strength
  45. invidiosus a
    jealous, odious
  46. fulvus a um
    tawny
  47. haliaeetus
    osprey
  48. ala -ae (f)
    wing
  49. sustineo ere ui tentus
    support
  50. Ciris
    Cutter
  51. cresco ere crevi cretus
    grow
  52. pateo ere ui x
    be well known
  53. multiplex -icis
    with many twists
  54. fabrus a um
    of a craftsman
  55. flecto ere exi exus
    bend, turn
  56. error erroris (m)
    wandering, maze
  57. ambages is (f)
    mystery, riddle
  58. non secus
    no differently
  59. liquidus a
    liquid (obv) but also flowing, smooth
  60. ambiguus a um
    doubtful, changeable
  61. lapsus us (m)
    gliding, sliding
  62. apertus a
    open
  63. Actaeus a um
    Athenian/Attic
  64. monstrum -I (n)
    monster
  65. pasco ere pavi pastus
    feed (on)
  66. repeto ere tivi titus
    claim, demand back
  67. itero (1)
    repeat, renew
  68. relego ere legi lectus
    reread; here, rewind
  69. protinus (adv)
    at once
  70. Dian
    Naxos
  71. Aegides
    Theseus
  72. Minoide
    Ariadne (Minos' daughter)
  73. velum -I (n)
    sail
  74. Liber
    Bacchus
  75. perennis is e
    everlasting
  76. sumo ere sumpsi sumptus
    begin, but here: take up
  77. tenuis e
    thin, delicate
  78. consisto ere stiti stitus
    stop, taking position
  79. Anguemque tenentis
    him that holds the snake
  80. Nixique genu
    Engonasin - 'the Kneeler'
  81. perosus a um
    hating
  82. tango ere tetigi tacuts
    touch
  83. licet
    it is allowed; this word is also a conjuction with subj: 'although'
  84. clivus -I (m)
    slope
  85. quondam
    formerly
  86. fistula -ae (f)
    pipe (here think panpipes)
  87. avena -ae (f)
    reed
  88. paulatim (adv)
    by degrees
  89. alligo (1)
    bind
  90. linum -I (n)
    line, rope, thread
  91. cera -ae (f)
    wax
  92. renideo ere x x
    shine/smile back
  93. modo (adv or conj)
    just now, recently; (but) only
  94. flavus a um
    yellow
  95. pollex -icis (m)
    thumb
  96. ludo ere lusi lusus
    play, tease
  97. opifex -ficis (m)
    workman
  98. limes -it is (m)
    path
  99. demissior and celsior
    too low and too high
  100. strictus a um
    drawn
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Ovid Vocab 2
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