# Cambridge Latin Course, Unit 2, Stage 20
# by Ed Phinney et al, ISBN 052134381X
# Version 1.0 by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
remedium : cure
vulnus : wound
vulnere : wound
effluere : pour out, flow out
sānāre : heal, cure
scindere : tear up
dēligāre : bind, tie
lectus : bed
arānea : spider’s web, cobweb
numerus : number
tollere : raise
collocāre : place
prōvidēre : forsee
nefāstus : terrible
certus : certain, infallible
vērus : true, real
medicus : doctor
mūs : mouse
niger : black
captus : captured, caught
dissecāre : cut up
languidus : weak, feeble
eius : his
dissectus : cut up, dismembered
versus magicus : magic spell
spongia : sponge
acētum : vinegar
summergere : dip
recidere : fall back
fervēns : boiling
forceps : doctor’s tongs, forceps
firmē : firmly
cutis : skin
perītē : skillfully
cōnserere : stitch
fascia : bandage
lātus : wide
monēre : advise
quiēscere : rest
nātūra : nature
familiāriter : closely, intimately
affligere : afflict, hurt
domī : at home
impiger : lively, energetic
aliquandō : sometimes
medicīna : medicine
studēre : study
ars : art
nūptiae : wedding
respōnsum : answer
tūtius est : it would be safer
nāvigandī : of sailing
vehere : carry
tempestās : storm
obruere : overwhelm
commōtus : upset, distressed
pārēre : obey
exercitus : army
Athēniēnsis : Athenian
Scorpiō : the Scorpian (sign of the zodiac)
vir ingeniī prāvī : a man of evil character
dolor : pain
ingravēscere : grow worse
etiam : also
noctū : by night
sommium : dream
medicāmentum : ointment
exquīsītus : special
compōnere : put together, mix, make up
unguere : anoint, smear
obīre : meet
referre : carry, deliver
iniūriam īnferre : do an injustice to, bring injury to
humilis : low-born, of low class
libellus : little book
incipere : begin
testāmentum : will
hērēs : heir
sī : if
dō, lēgō : I give and bequeath
fidēliter : faithfully
servīre : serve (as a slave)
plūs : more
quīngentī : five hundred
mortem īnferre : bring death upon
quidquam aliud : anything else
mandāre : entrust
fūnus : funeral
signāre : sign, seal
signātor : witness
adeō, adīre, adiī : approach, go up to
arcessō, arcessere, arcessīvī : summon, send for
ars, artis : art, skill
auris, auris : ear
collocō, collocāre, collocāvī : place, put
crūdēlis : cruel
dēnique : at last, finally
doctus, docta, doctum : educated, learned
domus, domūs : home
equitō, equitāre, equitāvī : ride (a horse)
hiems, hiemis : winter
īnferō, īnferre, intulī : bring in, bring on
irrumpō, irrumpere, irrūpī : burst in
lātus, lāta, lātum : wide
līberō, līberāre, līberāvī : free, set free
lūna, lūnae : moon
medicus, medicī : doctor
mors, mortis : death
oculus, oculī : eye
parēns, parentis : parent
persuādeō, persuādēre, persuāsī : persuade
pessimus, pessima, pessimum : very bad, worst
precēs, precum : prayers
relinquō, relinquere, relīquī : leave
remedium, remediī : cure
sermō, sermōnis : conversation
sīcut : like
tam : so
temptō, temptāre, temptāvī : try
vulnus, vulneris : wound
ūnus : one
duo : two
trēs : three
quattuor : four
quīnque : five
sex : six
septem : seven
octō : eight
novem : nine
decem : ten
vīgintī : twenty
trīginā : thirty
quadrāgintā : forty
quīnquāgintā : fifty
# end