# Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata - Capitulum 22
# by Hans H. Ørberg, ISBN 1585102385
# Version 1.0 
# by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
foris, -is, f. : leaf of a door, door
līmen, -inis n. : threshold
cardō, -inis, m. : door pivot, hinge
iānitor, -ōris, m. : doorkeeper
catēna, -ae, f.  : chain
aurum, -ī, n. : gold
lignum, -ī, n. : wood
faber, -brī, m. : artisan, smith
tabellārius, -ī, m. : letter-carrier
imāgō, -inis, f. : picture
pallium, -ī, n. : cloak, mantle
aureus, -a, -um : gold
ferōx, -ōcis : fierce, ferocious
ferreus, -a, -um : of iron, iron-
aureus, -a, -um : of gold, golden
ligneus, -a, -um : wooden
cūstōdīre : guard
admittere : let in, admit
vincīre, vinxisse, vinctum : tie
rogitāre : ask (repeatedly)
fremere, -uisse : growl
mordēre, momordisse, -sum : bite
retinēre, -uisse, -tentum : hold back
cavēre, cāvisse, cautum : beware (of)
monēre : remind, advise, warn
resistere, -stitisse : halt, resist
solvere, -visse solūtum : untie, discharge, pay
terrēre : frighten
accēdere : approach, come near
salīre, -uisse : jump
rumpere, rūpisse, ruptum : break
cēdere, cessisse : go, withdraw
prehendere, -disse, -ēnsum : grasp, seize
recēdere : go back, retire
prōcēdere : go forward, advance
sinere, sīvisse, situm : let, allow
dērīdēre : laugh at, make fun of
tremere, -uisse : tremble
pellere, pepulisse, pulsum : push, drive (off)
removēre : remove
arbitrārī : think, believe
scindere, scidisse, scissum : tear, tear up
iste, ista, istud : this, that (of yours)
scīlicet : of course
anteā : before, formerly
posteā : afterward, later
prius : before
tandem : at length, at last
nūper : recently
forīs : outside, out of doors
forās : out
sīcut : just as, as
quīn : why not, do…!
extrā : outside
intrā : inside, within
supīnum : supine
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