Free Printable Ovid's Amores I.9 Vocabulary

1.

adversus adversum: (adv. and prep.) - ibit in adversos montes duplicataque nimbo flumina,

a)

confronting, running into

b)

enemy

c)

standing in the way, opposed (to)

d)

inimical

2.

aetās aetātis f.: - Veneri quoque convenit aetas.

a)

age, time of life

b)

perpetual, eternal

c)

heating

d)

schorching

3.

āgmen agminis n.: - sic fera Threicii ceciderunt agmina Rhesi,

a)

combative

b)

plowed earth

c)

field

d)

line of march

4.

cadō cadere cecidī cāsum: quosque neges umquam posse iacere, cadunt.

a)

to battle

b)

to fall

c)

be be killed

d)

to struggle

5.

caedō caedere cecīdī caesum: - caedere et armata vulgus inerme manu.

a)

to burn

b)

to strike, to cut down

c)

to blaze

d)

to seek, to head for

6.

dēsinō desinere desiī desitum: - Ergo desidiam quicumque vocabat amorem, desinat.

a)

to stop, to cease

b)

to go down, to lower down

c)

to leave off, to forget

d)

to destroy

7.

dum: while (+indic.); - dum licet, Argeas frangite, Troes, opes!

a)

until (+subj.)

b)

provided that (+subj.)

c)

for which

d)

however

8.

ingenium ingeniī n.: et dandis ingeniosa notis

a)

originality

b)

intelligence

c)

brilliance, cleverness

d)

nature, innate quality

9.

licet licēre licuit licitum est: - dum licet, Argeas frangite, Troes, opes!

a)

to like, to appeal

b)

it is permitted

c)

to destroy

d)

to break

10.

mereō merēre meruī meritum: - in castris aera merere suis.

a)

to serve as a soldier

b)

to disturb

c)

to be worthy

d)

to earn

11.

officium officiī n.: service, duty - militis officium longa est via

a)

educated

b)

service, duty

c)

scribes, writers

d)

above a centurion

12.

petō petere petīvī petītum: - quos petiere duces animos in milite forti

a)

to seek, to aim at

b)

to pray, to entreat

c)

to make an embassy

d)

to plead intensely

13.

premō premere pressī pressum: - nec freta pressurus tumidos causabitur

a)

to confuse, to stupify

b)

to promise, to obligate

c)

to press, pursue, overwhelm

d)

to ask, to demand

14.

prōsum prodesse profuī: - Saepe soporatos invadere profuit hostes

a)

to be of use,

b)

to help (+dat.)

c)

to prod along

d)

to be false

15.

sentiō sentīre sēnsī sēnsum: te sensisse Cupidinis arcus

a)

to refuse

b)

to be sensible

c)

to know how, to understand

d)

to perceive, to feel

16.

sīc: - sic fera Threicii ceciderunt agmina Rhesi,

a)

with this said

b)

such as

c)

by this way

d)

just as, thus

17.

sīdus sideris n.: Euros aptave verrendis sidera quaeret aquis.

a)

heaven

b)

star, constellation

c)

breezes

d)

wind

18.

socius socia socium:

a)

friendly

b)

allied

c)

societal

d)

personality

19.

turpis turpe: turpe senex miles, turpe senilis amor.

a)

angry, mad

b)

dark, unpleasant

c)

loathsome, ugly

d)

fluid

20.

ut utī: as (+indic.); - in rivale oculos alter, ut hoste, tenet.

a)

without a doubt

b)

so that

c)

with the result that (+subj.)

d)

with that said

21.

uterque utraque utrumque: terra requiescit uterque

a)

that also

b)

hardly, and

c)

this way

d)

each of two

22.

ūtor ūtī ūsus sum:

a)

to make use of, to become active

b)

to clean out

c)

to use, to consume

d)

to clear

23.

vincō, vincere, vīcī, victum - victique resurgunt,

a)

to take by storm

b)

to overwhelm

c)

to sweep in

d)

to conquer

24.

vinculum vinculī n.: Mars quoque deprensus fabrilia vincula sensit;

a)

chain link, in sequence

b)

bond, fetter

c)

compulsion

d)

by force

25.

fīō fierī factus sum: qui nolet fieri desidiosus, amet!

a)

to become, to happen

b)

to be on fire

c)

to be done

d)

to do well

26.

gerō, gerere, gessī, gestum:

a)

to go around

b)

to bear, manage

c)

to be duplicitous

d)

to arrange

Ovid's Amores I.9 Vocabulary

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