VOCABULARY III (CHAP.

8-10)
taberna, -ae (f.) shop, booth, stall gemma, -ae (f.) gem margarita, -ae (f.) pearl tabernarius, -i (m.) shopkeeper ornamentum, -i (n.) ornament, decoration anulus, -i (m.) ring linea, -ae (f.) line, string, thread digitus, -i (m.) finger collum, -i (n.) neck pretium, -i (n.) price sestertius, -i (m.) coin pecuniosus, -a, -um, rich, wealthy gemmatus, -a, -um, jeweled medius, -a, -um, middle quartus, -a, -um, fourth viginti, twenty octoginta, eighty nonaginta, ninty vendit, sells consistit, stops, pauses emit, buys aspicit, looks abit, goes away accipit, takes, receives ornat, adorns clamat, shouts monstrat, shows ostendit, stretches out, shows constat, states; costs (+ abl.) convenit, agrees alius, -a, -um, other, another ille, illa, illud, that tantus, -a, -um, such a quantus, -a, -um, how great satis, enough nimis, too much aut, or pronomen, -inis (n.) pronoun campus, - (m.) field pstor, -ris (m.) sheperd canis, canis (m.) dog ovis, ovis (f.) sheep cibus, - (m.) food herba, -ae (f.) grass, herb rvus, - (m.) brook, stream pnis, pnis (m.) bread mns, montis (m.) mountain vallis, vallis (f.) valley collis, collis (m.) hill arbor, -oris (f.) tree silva, -ae (f.) forest lupus, - (m.) wolf sl, slis (m.) sun caelum, (n.) sky, heaven terra, -ae (f.) land, country nbs, -is (f.) cloud umbra, -ae (f.) shade vestgium, - (n.) footprint, track timor, -ris (m.) fear dns, dentis (m.) tooth clmor, -ris (m.) shout, shouting modus, - (m.) way, manner niger, nigra, nigrum, black albus, -a, -um, white ndcentum, 99 bib, -ere, bib, bibitum, to drink lce, -re, lux, to shine pet, -ere, petv, pettum, to make for, aim at; attack; seek, ask for dc, -ere, dx, ductum, to lead iace, -re, iacu, to lie at rest, lie down relinqu, -ere, relqu, relictum, to leave ltr, -re, -v, -tum, to bark err, -re, -v, -tum, to wander; err quaer, -ere, quaesv, quaestum, to inquire, seek for, ask from reperi, -re, repper, repertum, to find ulul, -re, -v, -tum, to howl bl, -re, -v, -tum, to bleat accurr, -ere, accurr, accursum, to run to impn, -ere, -posu, -postum, to place in ipse, ipsa, ipsum, himself (intensive)

procul (adv.) far supr + acc., above sub + acc., near sub + abl., under dum, while ut, like, as asinus, - (m.) ass le, lenis (m.) lion bstia, -ae (f.) beast, animal hom, hominis (m.) human being fera, -ae (f.) wild animal avis, avis (f.) bird piscis, piscis (m.) fish aquila, -ae (f.) eagle r, -eris (m.) air la, -ae (f.) wing ps, pedis (m.) foot cauda, -ae (f.) tail petasus, - (m.) hat deus, - (m.) god merctor, -ris (m.) merchant nntius, - (m.) messenger mare, maris (n.) sea flmen, fluminis (n.) river anima, -ae (f.) spirit, soul pulm, -nis (m.) lung animal, animalis (n.) animal ndus, - (m.) nest rmus, - (m.) branch folium, (n.) leaf vum, (n.) egg pullus, - (m.) young (animal) pila, -ae (f.) ball vx, vcis (f.) voice lectus, - (m.) couch, bed ferus, -a, -um, wild vvus, -a, -um, alive, living mortuus, -a, -um, dead crassus, -a, -um, thick, fat tenuis, -e, thin perterritus, -a, -um, terrified capi, -ere, cp, captum, to capture, take vol, -re, -v, -tum, to fly

nat, -re, -v, -tum, to swim move, -re, mv, mtum, to move faci, -ere, fc, factum, to make, do vv, -ere, vix, to live spr, -re, -v, -tum, to breathe pare, -re, to obey ldo, -ere, ls, lsum, to play, mock can, -ere, cecin, cantum, to sing aude, -re, ausus sum, to dare occult, -re, -v, -tum, to hide ascendo, -ere, -d, -censum, to climb sustine, -re, -tinu, -tentum, to support cad, -ere, cecid, casum, to fall possum, posse, potu, to be able potest, he is able possunt, they are able vult, he wants volunt, they want necesse est, it is necessary nm, no one enim, indeed erg, therefore