# Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata - Capitulum 34
# by Hans H. Ørberg, ISBN 1585102385
# Version 1.0 
# by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
scalpellum, -ī, n. : scalpel, surgical knife
opera, -ae, f. : effort, pains
lūdus, -ī, m. : game
certāmen, -inis, n. : contest, fight
gladiātor, -ōris, m. : gladiator
rēte, -is, n. : net
spectātor, -ōris, m. : spectator
palma, -ae, f. : palm
circus, -ī, m. : circle, orbit, circus
aurīga, -ae, m. : charioteer, driver
theātrum, -ī, n. : theater
cōmoedia, -ae, f. : comedy
ingenium, -ī, n. : nature, character
ratiō, -ōnis, f. : reason
prīncipium, -ī, n. : beginning
fātum, -ī, n. : fate, destiny, death
gremium, -ī, n. : lap, bosom
tenebrae, -ārum, fpl. : darkness
lucerna, -ae, f. : lamp
passer, -eris, m. : sparrow
dēliciae, -ārum, fpl. : delight, pet
ocellus, -ī, m. : (little) eye
mēns, mentis, f. : mind
bāsium, -ī, n. : kiss
odium, -ī, n. : hatred
rīsus, -ūs, m. : laughter, laugh
cachinnus, -ī, m. : laugh, guffaw
arānea, -ae, f. : spider, cobweb
epigramma, -atis, n. : epigram
sinus, -ūs, m. : fold (of toga)
versiculus, -ī, m. : short verse
anus, -ūs, f. : old woman
testis, -is, mf. : witness
opēs, -um, fpl. : resources, wealth
diphthongus, -ī, n. : diphthong
nota, -ae, f. : mark, sign
turgidus, -a, -um : swollen
misellus, -a, -um : poor, wretched
gladiātōrius, -a, -um : gladiatorial
circēnsēs, -ium, mpl. : games in the circus
scaenicus, -a, -um : theatrical
ācer, -cris, -cre : keen, active, fierce
geminus, -a, -um : twin
bellus, -a, -um : lovely, pretty
poēticus, -a, -um : poetical
venustus, -a, -um : charming
mellītus, -a, -um : sweet
tenebricōsus, -a, -um : dark
ultimus, -a, -um : most distant, last
perpetuus, -a, -um : continuous, permanent
dubius, -a, -um : undecided, doubtful
iocōsus, -a, -um : humorous, funny
sērius, -a, -um : serious
niveus, -a, -um : snow-white
certāre : contend, fight
laedere, -sisse, -sum : injure, hurt
implicāre, -uisse, -itum : enfold
plaudere, -sisse : clap, applaud
libēre: please (sb)
favēre, fāvisse : favor, support
lūgēre, -xisse : mourn
accendere, -disse, -ēnsum : light, inflame
circumsilīre : hop about
pīpiāre : chirp
dēvorāre : swallow up, devour
conturbāre : mix up, confound
nūbere, nūpsisse : marry
affirmāre : assert, affirm
requīrere, -sīvisse, -sītum : seek, ask
excruciāre : torture, torment
ōscitāre : gape, yawn
sapere, -iō, -iisse : be wise, have sense
ērubēscere, -buisse : blush
prōsilīre, -uisse : spring forth
ēlīdere, -sisse, -sum : omit, elide
libenter : with pleasure, gladly
plērumque : mostly
interdum : now and then
dummodo : provided that, if only
nīl : nothing
trochaeus, -ī, m. : trochee
iambus, -ī, m. : iambus
dactylus, -ī, m. : dactyl
spondēus, -ī, m. : spondee
hexameter, -ī, m. : hexameter
pentameter, -ī, m. : pentameter
hendecasyllabus, -ī, m. : hendecasyllabus
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