# Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata - Capitulum 30
# by Hans H. Ørberg, ISBN 1585102385
# Version 1.0 
# by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
balneum, -ī, n. : bath, bathroom
hospes, -itis, m. : guest, guest-friend
cēna, -ae, f. : dinner
iter, itineris, n. : journey, march, way
famēs, -is, f. : hunger, famine
sitis, -is, f. : thirst
bonum, -ī, n. : good, blessing
trīclīnium, -ī, n. : dining-room
culīna, -ae, f. : kitchen
cocus, -ī, m. : cook
minister, -trī, m. : servant
medium, -ī, n. : middle, center
convīvium, -ī, n. : dinner-party
convīva, -ae, mf. : guest
genus, -eris, n. : kind, sort
vās, vāsis n. : vessel, bowl
argentum, -ī, n. : silver
holus, -eris, n. : vegetable
nux, nucis, f. : nut
carō, carnis, f. : flesh, meat
sāl, salis, m. : salt, wit
calida, -ae, f. : hot water
merum, -ī, n. : neat wine
lībertīnus, -ī, m. : freedman
mel, mellis, n. : honey
inexspectātus, -a, -um : unexpected
tardus, -a, -um : slow, late
dīligēns, -entis : careful, diligent
iūcundus, -a, -um : pleasant, delightful
molestus, -a, -um : troublesome
īmus, -a, -um : lowest
argenteus, -a, -um : silver-, of silver
glōriōsus, -a, -um : glorious, boastful
acūtus, -a, -um : sharp
merus, -a, -um : pure, neat, undiluted
acerbus, -a, -um : sour, bitter
dulcis, -e : sweet
recipere : receive, admit
salvēre iubēre : greet
vīsere, -sisse : go and see, visit
requiēscere : rest
fruī : enjoy
nūntiāre : announce, report
contrahere : draw together, wrinkle
praeesse : be in charge (of)
cēnāre : dine, have dinner
perferre : carry, endure
ēligere, -lēgisse, -lēctum : choose, select
coquere, coxisse, coctum : cook
exōrnāre : adorn, decorate
parāre : prepare, make ready
sternere, strāvisse, strātum : spread
accubāre : recline at table
accumbere, -cubuisse : lie down at table
placēre : please
gustāre : taste
aspergere, -sisse, -sum : sprinkle, scatter (on)
fundere, fūdisse, fūsum : pour, shed
miscēre, miscuisse, mixtum : mix
pōtāre : drink
līberāre : free, set free
apportāre : bring
prōferre : bring forth, produce
exhaurīre : drain, empty
complēre, -ēvisse, -ētum : fill, complete
singulī, -ae, -a : one (each), each
bīnī, -ae, -a : two (each)
ternī, -ae, -a : three (each)
circiter : about
diū : long (time)
paulisper : for a short time
dēmum : at last, only
prīdem : long ago
equidem : indeed, for my part
sānē : certainly, quite
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