# Liturgical Latin - Lesson 34
# by Wilfrid Diamond, 1941
# Version 1.0 by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
simónia, ae : simony
simplex, icis : simple
sodálitas, atis : confraternity
solus : alone
sórdidus : unclean
spécies, ei : appearance, species
spero : hope
spina : thorn
spínula : a small thorn
spirámen, inis, n. : breathing
spiritális : spiritual
spirituális : spiritual
spíritus, us, m. : a spirit, the soul
spóngia, ae : sponge
stabulárius, ii : an inn-keeper
stábulum, i : an inn, a stable
stacte, es, f. : oil of myrrh
státio, onis : station, gathering place
stella, ae : star
stola, ae : a stole
sto, stare : to stand
subjéctus : subject
subitátio, ónis : suddenness
sudárium, ii : handkerchief
sudes, is  : a stake
suffrágium, ii : a prayer
summárium, ii : a summary
supplantátio, onis : supplication
suscéptor, oris : helper
suscípio, ere : to receive, to accept
sustíneo, ere : to sustain
tabélla, ae : a table
tabernáculum, i : a tabernacle, a tent
taeda, ae : a torch
tapes, is : a carpet
tártatus, i : hell
Tarsus, i : Tarsus
templum : temple
ténebrae, arum : darkness
tentátio, onis : temptation, trial
Tértia, ae : Terce
tetrácha, ae : governer or tetrach
thálamus, i : a bed-chamber
thallus, i : a bough
théraphim : idols
therístrum, i : a veil
threnus, i : lamentation
thronus, i : throne
thuríbulum, i : a censer
tonsúra, ae : tonsure
tóties quóties : as often as
tranfigurátio, onis : change of appearance
tránsitus, us : passage
turris, is : tower
týmpanum, i : tambourine, drum
umbra, ae : shade
unigéntius : only-begotten
univérsus : univeral, all
univérsitas, átis : a community, the entire body
unus : one
usque : until
Vates, is : Prophet
vaticínium, ii : a prophecy
veneráre : to venerate
véneror, ari : to venerate
ventus, i : wind
vesper, eris : evening
véspera, ae : evening
vésperae, arum : Vespers
vestiméntum, i : garment
via, ae : way
victória, ae : victory
vigília, ae : a watch
vigiláre : to watch
Vigíliae, arum : The Night-Office or Matins
vírgula : a small rod
visitátio, ónis : a visit or visitation
vita, ae : life
virtum, i : glass
votum, i : a wish, prayer, vow
Xavérium, ii : Xavier
xenium, ii : a gift
zelótes, ae, m. : a zealot
zelotýpia, ae : jealousy
éxeo, exíre, éxii, éxitum : go forth
Caesar, Caésaris : Caesar
Augústus, i : Augustus
univérsus orbis : the whole world
descríbo, ere, scrípsi, scríptum : enroll
pário, párere, péperi, partum : bring forth
primogénitus : first-born
invólvo, volvere, volvi, volútum : wrap
pannus, i : swaddling clothes
reclináre : to place
praesépium, i : manger
quia : because
diversórium, ii : an inn
nascor, nasci, natus sum : be born
hódie : this day
úterus, i : womb
lúcifer, feri : the day star
laetáre : to be glad
exsultáre : to rejoice
appropinquáre : to be at hand
quóniam : because, since
appáreo, appárui, appáritum : appear
lux, lucis : light
fúlgeo, ére, fulsi : shine
quia : because
tránseo, iri, ii, itum : go
usque : up to
osténdo, ere, téndi, téntum : show
órior, iri, ortus sum : rise
procédo, ere, procéssi, procéssum : proceed
conserváre : to keep
cónferens : pounding
scio, scire, scivi, scitum : know
cómpleo, ére, complévi, complétum : accomplish, complete
virgínitas, tátis : virginity
gaúdium : joy
pastor, toris : shepherd
ait : said
exsúlta : rejoice
opúsculum : little work
lauda : give praise
ingénitus : unborn
do, dare, dedi, datum : give
celáre : conceal
Rex Pacíficus : the King of Peace
obumbráre : to overshadow
magnificáre : to magnify
desideráre : to desire
invénio, ire, veni, ventum : find
notus : known
cognósco, ere, novi, nitum : know
párvulus : little
Deus Fortis : God the Mighty One
aliquándo : at any time
cano, ere, cécini, cantum : sing
salutáre, is : salvation
fácio, fácere, feci, factum : make
dico, dícere, dixi, dictum : say
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