# Liturgical Latin - Lesson 23
# by Wilfrid Diamond, 1941
# Version 1.0 by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
prior : former
primus : first
intérior : inner
íntimus : inmost
citérior : on this side
cítimus : near
ultérior : farther
últimus : farthest
própior : nearer
próximus : nearest
detérior : inferior
detérrimus : worst
pótior : preferable
potíssimus : most preferable
postérior : later
postrémus : latest, last
extérior : outer
extrémus : outermost
éxtimus : outermost
inférior : lower
ínfimus : lowest
imus : lowest
supérior : higher
suprémus : highest
summus : highest
vetus : old
vetérrimus : oldest
novus : new
novíssimus : newest
fidus : faithful
fidíssimus : most faithful
sacer : sacred
sacérrimus : most sacred
falsus : false
falsíssimus : most false
senex : old
sénior : older
júvenis : young
júnior : younger
salutáris : wholesome
salutárior : more wholesome
ingens : great
ingéntior : greater
álacer : lively
alácrior : more lively
exsultáre : to be glad
laetor, laetári, laetátus sum : be glad, rejoice
mórior, mori, mórtuus sum : die
dóminor : have dominion over
órior, ortus sum : rise
respóndeo, respónsi, respónsum : reply
rédimo, redémi, redémptum : redeem
péndeo, pepéndi : hang
extérreo, extérrui, extérritum : terrify
surgo, súrgere, surréxi, surréctum : rise
resúrgo : rise
descéndo, descéndere, descéndi : descend
accédo, accéssi, accéssum : approach
revólvo, revólvi, revolútum : roll back
sédeo, sedére, sedi, sessum : sit
respício, respéxi, respéctum : look back
sto, stare, steti, statum : stand
fero, ferre, tuli, latum : take away
tollo, tóllere, sústuli, sublátum : take away, bear hence
quaero, quaérere, quasívi, quaesítum : seek
pono, pónere, pósui, pósitum : place, lay
sudárium : cloth, napkin
caput, cápitis : head
aspéctus, us : countenance
lapis, lápidis : stone
sábbata, órum : Sabbath
valde mane : very early in the morning
alter, áltera, álterum : other
plorans : weeping
lignum : cross
sepúlchrum : tomb
mors, mortis : death
jam non : no more
quod enim : for in that
quod autem : but in that
semel : once
ultra non : no more
néscio : I do not know
valde : exceedingly, very
ubi : where
quia : that
nix, nivis : snow
velut : as if
fulgur, fúlguris : lightning
albus : white
vestiméntum : garment
monuméntum : sepulchre
sol, solis : sun
jam : already
quippe : indeed, certainly
victor rex : conquering king
mane prima sábbati : early the first day of the week
appáreo, appárui, appáritum : appear
ejício, ejéci, ejéctum : cast out
quia ego ipse sum : that it is I myself
desídero : I desire
invénio, invéni, invéntum : find
ambuláre : to walk
ambulántes : as ye walk
jungo, junxi, junctum : join
ad credéndum : to believe
curro, cucúrri, cursum : run
loquor, loqui, locútus sum : speak
praecédo, praecéssi, praecéssum : go before
ille álius : that other
ne agnóscerent : that they should not know
íncrepo : rebuke
téneo, tenére, ténui, tentum : hold
cónfero, cóntuili, collátum : make, compare
fidélis : faithful, believing
eo, ire, ivi, itum : go
ibat : went
fixúra : perforation, piercing, opening
spes, spei : hope
primo : at first, first
daemónium : devil
ardens : burning
tardus : slow
stultus : foolish
vere : indeed, truly
locum : place
Simon, Simónis : Simon
simul : together
clavus : nail
ibi : there
óculus : eye
in Galilaéam : into Galilee
cítius : more quickly
pes, pedis : foot
sermo, sermónis : discourse
Dómino viso : they had seen the Lord
gavísi sunt : rejoiced
ad ínvicem : with one another
Thoma : Thomas
misi : I put
dígitus : finger
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