# Liturgical Latin - Lesson 05
# by Wilfrid Diamond, 1941
# Version 1.0 by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
divínum offícium : The Divine Office
ad laudes : at lauds
ad primam : at prime
ad tértiam : at terce
ad sextam : at sext
ad nonam : at none
ad vésperas : at vespers
ad completórium : at compline
ad benedictiónem sanctíssimi sacraménti : at benediction of the most blessed sacrament
ordo missae : the order of the mass
oratiónes ante missam : prayers before mass
in advéntu : in Advent
litánia de Sancto Joseph : litany of St. Joseph
septem psalmi poenitentiáles : the seven penetential psalms
cánticum Simeónis : the canticle of Simeon
aránea : spider
custódia : watch
cíthara : harp
germána : sister
gálea : helmet
herba : grass, herb
haréna : sand
ira : wrath, anger
ínsula : island
indústria : industry
invídia : hatred
innocéntia : innocence
inclúsa : recluse
indulgéntia : indulgence
ínstita : bandage
latría : adoration, worship
lepra : leprosy
lámpada : lamp
lingua : language
laúrea : wreath
meta : goal
mácula : stain
mora : delay
nequítia : worthlessness
poena : punishment
porta : gate
perfídia : treachery
petra : rock
pátera : bowl
piscína : baptismal bowl
pátria : fatherland
ruína : ruin
régula : rule
rota : wheel
regína : queen
substántia : substance
sapiéntia : wisdom
sagítta : arrow
senténtia : opinion
spelúnca : cave
stola : stole
tuba : trumpet
terra : earth
unda : wave
umbra : shade
via : way
vénia : pardon
vita : life
victória : victory
tectum : roof
templum : temple
týmpanum : drum
óppidum : town
inventárium : inventory
venénum : poison
vinum : wine
lectum : bed
lárdium : lard
institútum : institute, a religious order
matutínus : morning
notus : known
fatigáre : to weary
frigáre : to rub
glomeráre : to assemble
implicáre : to enforld, entwine
locáre : to place
libáre : to taste
lacrimáre : to weep
lustráre : to cleanse
monstráre : to show
necáre : to slay
oneráre : to burden
paráre : to prepare
perturbáre : to disturb
recusáre : to refuse
reveláre : to reveal
rigáre : to water
rogáre : to ask
simuláre : to pretend
sanáre : to heal
spoliáre : to rob, strip
subleváre : to lift up
sacrificáre : to sacrifice
salváre : to save
satiáre : to satisfy
serváre : to serve
speráre : to hope
secáre : to cut
stipáre : to pack
spiráre : to breathe, to sign
sacráre : to consecrate
tractáre : to manage, to handle
turbáre : to disturb
toleráre : to endure, tolerate
temptáre : to tempt, to attempt
vitáre : to avoid
vivificáre : to quicken, give life to
viligáre : to watch
vulneráre : to wound
Orémus : let us pray
Quaésumus : we beseech
Te rogámus : we beseech thee
Líbera nos Dómine : Deliver us, O Lord
In Die Judícii : on the Day of Judgement
Hoc est enim Corpus meum : for this is my Body
Ab omni malo : from all evil
Ab omni peccáto : from all sin
Ab ira tua : from they anger
Ora pro nobis : pray for us
Miserére nobis : have mercy on us
Dóminus vobíscum : the Lord be with you
Et cum spíritu tuo : and with they spirit
In illo témpore : at that time
In illa die : on that day
In hac die : this day
De luce : at break of day
Et vitam aetérnam : and life everlasting
Ave Maris Stella : Hail, Star of the Sea
Requiéscat in pace : may be rest in peace
Requiéscant in pace : may they rest in peace
Ad majórem Dei glóriam : for the greater glory of God
A morte perpétua : from everlasting death
Adéste fidéles : come all ye faithful
#end