044 Vocabulary.pdf

..aiestis, -titis (f) dignity
..aior, -ior, -ius greater; older
maiores, -UDI (m. pI.) ancestors
..ale (adv.) badly
maleftciUlll, -i (n) injury; crime
maligni (adv.) poorly, badly
maUgnus, -a, -0.. scanty, poor; mean
..ilo, ..aile, ..ilui (no sup.;
tr.) prefer (15.1/5 and p. 272)
..alus, -a, -um bad, evil
..ando, -ire (tr.) entrust, commit
..a&eO, -ere, .ansi, maDSUDI
(intr.) stay, remain; abide by
mines, -iUDI (m. pI.) shades of the
dead
mino, -ire, minivi (no sup.; intr.) be
wet, drip
mansi (perf. of maneo)
mansuesco, -ere, mansuevi, mansuetum
(intr.; for pronunciation see p.
xiii) grow tender, soften
manubiae, -irum (f. pI.) booty
manus, -us (f) hand; band ofmen
mare, maris (n) sea
maritialus, -a, -um by the sea,
maritime
maritllS, -i (m) husband
Mars, Martis god of war (9.3)
miter, mitris (f) mother
miteria, -ae (f) material; matter
mitrona, -ae (f) married woman,
matron
mivis (2nd s. pres. indo act. of milo)
maxime (adv.) most
maximus, -a, -UDI greatest
mecum = cum + ...e
medicibilis, -is, -e curable
medicus, -i (m) doctor
medius, -a, -um middle (21.1/3);
mediocre, middling
Meliboeus, -i shepherd in Vergi/'s
Eclogues
melior, -ior, -ius better
Melpomene, -es one of the nine Muses
membrum, -i (n) part of the human
body; limb
memento (s. imp. of memini)
memini, meminisse (+ ace. or
gen.) remember (25.1/5a (ii»
memor, -oris (adj. + gen.) mindful of,
remembering
memorlbilis, -is, -e memorable
memoria, -ae (f) memory
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mendieus, -i (m) beggar
mendosus, -a, -UBI faulty
mens, mentis (f) mind
mensa, -ae (f) table
mensis, -is (m) month
IDentio, -onis (f) mention, reference
mentior, -iri (intr.) tell a lie, lie
mentUDI, -i (0) chin
mereitor, -Oris (m) merchant
Mercurius, -i Mercury (9.3)
mereo, -ere (tr.) deserve; have a claim
to
meridies, -ei (m) midday
merito (adv.) deservedly
merum, -i (n) unmixed wine
merus, -a, -UBI pure, undiluted
messis, -is (f) harvest
metuo, -ere, metui, metiitUDI
(tr.) fear; be afraid of
metus, -iis (m) fear; anxiety
meus, -a, -um my
migro, -ire (intr.) move position, leave
miles, -litis (m) soldier
Milesius, -a, -um (adj. of Miletus,
Greek city in Asia Minor) Milesian
milia, -ium (n. pl.) thousands (1 1.1/5e)
militiris, -is, -e military
militia, -ae (f) military service
.ille (indeci. adj.) thousand
Milo, -OBis male cognomen; famous
Greek athlete
mina, -ae (f) Greek unit of currency
minae, -irum (f. pI.) threats
Minerva, -ae Minerva (9.3)
minime (adv.) least ofall; no
minimus, -a, -um smallest
minister, -tri (m) servant
ministro, -ire ( + dat.) attend to
minor, -iri ( + ace. of thing and dat. of
person) threaten (20.1/1)
..inor, -or, -us smaller; younger
MinOs, -ois an Underworld judge
minuo, -ere, minui, miniitum
(tr.) lessen; reduce; cease; (pass.)
grow smaller, diminish
minus (adv.) to a smaller degree, less
minus, -noris (n) a smaller amount,
less
miribilis, -is, -e remarkable,
wonderful
mirificus, -a, -um wonderful,
remarkable
miror -in (intr., tr.) marvel (at)