Cicero 'M'
Latin Classics 351 with Craig at University of Tennessee - Knoxville
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machinor
1st
contrive, devise
contrive, devise
macto
1st
punish
punish
maeror
-oris
m
sorrow, grief
m
sorrow, grief
magis
more
magistratus
-us
m
magistracy, magistrate
m
magistracy, magistrate
magnifice
gloriously
magno opere/magnopere
greatly, earnestly
magnus
-a, -um
great, large
great, large
maiores
-um
m pl
ancestors, forefathers
m pl
ancestors, forefathers
male
badly
malleolus
-i
m
fire-brand
m
fire-brand
malo
malle, malui
wish rather, prefer
wish rather, prefer
malum
-i
n
evil, misfortune
n
evil, misfortune
mando
1st
intrust, entrust; hand over, store
intrust, entrust; hand over, store
mane
in the morning
maneo
manere, mansi, mansum
stay, remain
stay, remain
manicatus
-a, -um
with long sleeves
with long sleeves
manifestus
-a, -um
clear, evident
clear, evident
manus
-us
f
hand; band
f
hand; band
mare
-is
n
sea
n
sea
maritus
-i
m
husband
m
husband
mature
early
maturitas
-tatis
f
full growth, maturity
f
full growth, maturity
maturo
1st
hasten, hurry
hasten, hurry
maxime
especially, very greatly
mecum
with me
medicina
-ae
f
remedy, relief
f
remedy, relief
mediocris
-e
ordinary, mean
ordinary, mean
mediocriter
moderately, slightly
meditatus
-a, -um
considered, studied
considered, studied
meditor
1st
purpose, contrive
purpose, contrive
mehercule
by Hercules, assuredly
memini
meminisse
remember (perf. form, present meaning)
remember (perf. form, present meaning)
memoria
-ae
f
memory, recollection
f
memory, recollection
mens
mentis
f
mind; purpose; reflection
pl: thoughts
f
mind; purpose; reflection
pl: thoughts
mereor
2nd
deserve
deserve
metuo
metuere, metui, metutum
fear
fear
metus
-us
m
fear
m
fear
meus
-a, -um
my, mine
my, mine
militaris
-e
military
military
minae
minarum
f pl
threats, menaces
f pl
threats, menaces
minime
least, very little; not at all
minimus
-a, -um
smallest, littlest
smallest, littlest
minister
ministri
m
attendant, helper, servant
m
attendant, helper, servant
minitor
1st
threaten, menace
threaten, menace
minor
1st
threaten, menace
threaten, menace
minus
less
miser
-era, -erum
wretched
wretched
misericordia
-ae
f
pity, compassion
f
pity, compassion
misericors
-rdis
merciful, pitiful
merciful, pitiful
mitis
-e
gentle, lenient, kind
gentle, lenient, kind
mitto
mittere, misi, missum
send
send
mixtus
-a, -um
mingled, mixed, confused
mingled, mixed, confused
modo
only, merely
non modo: not only
non modo: not only
modus
-i
m
way, manner
quodam modo: in a way
m
way, manner
quodam modo: in a way
moenia
-ium
n pl
city-walls; city
n pl
city-walls; city
moles
-is
f
(a mass); weight (of odium)
f
(a mass); weight (of odium)
moleste
with annoyance
moleste fero: be annoyed at
moleste fero: be annoyed at
molior
4th
prepare, contrive
prepare, contrive
mollis
-e
gentle, lenient
gentle, lenient
moneo
2nd
warn, advise
warn, advise
monstrum
-i
n
monster
n
monster
mora
-ae
f
delay
f
delay
morbus
-i
m
sickness, disease
m
sickness, disease
morior
mori, mortuus
die
die
mors
mortis
f
death
f
death
mortuus
-a, -um
dead
dead
mos
moris
m
custom
pl: ways, character, conduct
mos maiorum: custom of ancestors--tradition
m
custom
pl: ways, character, conduct
mos maiorum: custom of ancestors--tradition
motus
-us
m
tumult, commotion
m
tumult, commotion
moveo
movere, movi, motum
move, affect, stir
move, affect, stir
mucro
-onis
m
blade
m
blade
mulier
-is
f
woman
f
woman
muliercula
-ae
f
common woman
f
common woman
multitudo
-inis
f
numbers, great numbers, large numbers
f
numbers, great numbers, large numbers
multo
by much
multo magis: much more
multo magis: much more
multo
1st
punish
punish
multus
-a, -um
much
pl: many
much
pl: many
municeps
municipis
citizen, burgher
citizen, burgher
municipium
-i
free town
free town
munio
4th
fortify, defend
fortify, defend
munitus
-a, -um
fortified, secure, protected
fortified, secure, protected
murus
-i
m
wall
m
wall
muto
1st
change, alter
change, alter
About this deck
By: Anonymous
Created: 2010-10-31
Size: 83 flashcards
Views: 25
Created: 2010-10-31
Size: 83 flashcards
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