# A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin, Reading 9
# by John F. Collins, Catholic University of America Press, ISBN 0813206677
# Version 1.0 by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
laurea, laureae, f. : laurel, victory
certāmen, certāminis, n. : contest, contention, struggle
tropaeum, tropaeī, n. : trophy, victory
triumphus, triumphī, m. : triumph, victory
nōbilis, nōbile :  noble
quāliter : how
immolō : sacrifice, offer
prōtoplastus, -a, -um : first-formed
fraus, fraudis, f. : self-deception, error
pōmum, pōmī, n. : fruit (of any kind)
noxiālis, noxiāle : injurious
nex, necis, f. : death
morsus, morsūs, m. : a bite, eating
ruō, ruere, ruī, rutus : rush, fall, go to ruin
notō : mark (for censure)
multiformis, multiforme : many-shaped
prōditor, prōditōris, m. : betrayer
medēla, medēlae, f. : cure, remedy
laedō, laedere, laesī, laesus : injure, do harm
plēnitūdō, plēnitūdinis, f. : fullness
arx, arcis, f. : stronghold, citadel, summit
conditor, conditōris, m. : founder, creator
virginālis, virgināle : virginal, of a virgin
amictus, -a, -um : clothed
vāgiō, vāgīre, vāgāvī, - : cry (said of an infant)
arctus, -a, -um : narrow, confined
praesēpium, praesēpiī, n. : feeding trough, manger
alligō : bind up, bind round
strictus, -a, -um : drawn together, tight
cingō, cingere, cīnxī, cīnctus : gird, surround
fascia, fasciae, f. : band, wrapping
lustrum, lustrī, n. : period of five years
peragō, peragere, perēgī, perāctus : complete
spōns, spontis, f. : free will
dēdō : dedicate, devote
levō : raise up, lift up
stīpes, stīpitis, f. : log, post
fel, fellis, n. : gall
pōtus, -a, -um : drunk
langueō, languēre, languī, - : be faint, be weak
spīna, spīnae, f. : thorn
clāvus, clāvī, m. : nail
mītis, mīte : mild, gentle
perforō : pierce
unda, undae, f. : wave, water
mānō : flow, drip
flūmen, flūminis, n. : stream, flow
silva, silvae, f. : forest
frōns, frondis, f. : branch
germen, germinis, n. : bud
ferru, ferrī, n. : iron, (nails)
pondus, ponderis, n. : weight, burden
rāmus, rāmī, m. : branch, bough
laxō : loosen, relax
viscera, viscerum, n. : entrails, insides
rigor, rigōris, m. : stiffness
lentēscō, lentēscere, -, - : become pliant, become soft
victima, victimae, f. : sacrificial offering, victim
portus, portūs, m. : haven, harbor
arca, arcae, f. : ark, boat
naufragus, -a, -um : shipwrecked
perungō, perungere, perūnxī, perūnctus : smear
sempiternus, -a, -um : perpetual, everlasting
Trīnitās, Trīnitātis, f. : Trinity
aequus, -a, -um : equal
decus, decoris, n. : honor, glory
Paraclitus, Paraclitī, n. : Paraclete, Helper, Holy Spirit
trīnī, -ae, -a : three together
ūniversitās, ūniversitātis, f. : the whole, the world
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