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VOCABULARY
mansuetus, ,1 lame.
manus, f. 4, hand.
maritus, 2, husband.
Mars, Martis, m., -i Doun, Mars.
Martius, i , of Mars, or of March.
mater, matris, f. 3, viotlier,
materia, f. i, substance.
matrona, f. i. lady.
meditor, i, think over.
ruaxime, most greatly., especially.
maximus, greatest; quam ma-
ximus, the greatest possible.
See magnus.
melior, 3, better.
memini, retnember; memini
illlus noctis, / retnember that
flight.
mens, mentis, f., -i noun, mind.
mereor, 2, deserve.
meritum, n. 2, desert.
metuo, iTietuT, i^fear.
metus, m. j^^fcar.
meus, my. Voc. m. s. ml.
miles, mllitis, m. 3, soldier.
minae, f. pi. i , threats.
minime, very little, not at all.
minister, ministri, m. 2, servant.
minor, 3, s /nailer. See parvus.
minor, i, threaten; mihimortem
minatur, he threatens vie with
death .
miror, i, wonder, admire.
mirus, i, wonderful .
miser, misera, I, wretched;
comparison — miserior, miser-
rimus.
miseret, miseruit or miseritum
Qsi, pity.
misericordia, f. ,pity.
mitis, 2, gentle, soft.
mitto, misl, missum, 3, setid, let
go-
moderor, v. mid. i, control
(with dat.).
m.odo, adv., only.
modus, m. 2, measure.
moenia, n. pi., -i noun, ram-
parts.
molestus, i, troublesome.
momentum, n. 2, importance.
mons, montis,m.,-i woww. moun-
tain.
monumentum, n. 2, memorial.
morior, mortuus, fut. part, mori-
tOrus, 3, die.
moror, l, delay.
mors, mortis, f., -i noun, death.
raortalis, 2, mortal.
mortuus, i, dead.
mos, moris, m. 3, custom ; pL,
mores, character.
moved, movl, motum, 2, move
(trans.).
raox, soon.
muliebris, adj. 2, of a woman.
mulier, mulieris, f. 3, woman.
multum, much.
multus, ,7nuch; comparison —
plfis (neut. s.), plures (pi.),
plfirimus.
mundus, m. 2, universe.
miinio, .^.fortify, buildup, road).
murmur, murmuris, n. 3, roar.
murus, m. 2, wall.
musso, , mutter.
nam, for.
narro, i, tell.
nascor, natus, 3, am born ;
nate dea, goddess-born !
natalis, m, -i noun, birthday.
natiira, f. i, fiature.
-ne, interrogative particle,
ne, conj,, /est ; ne . . . quidem,
7iot even.
nee 6, I, kill.
nefas, indecl. noun, wickedness
nefās est, it is forbidden.
neglegēns, 3, careless.
neglegō, -lēxī, -lēctum,3, negelect.
negō, 1, deny.
nēmō, nēminis, m. 3, no one.
neque, neither; neque . . .
neque, neither . . . nor.
nequidquam, in vain.
nescio, nescivi or nescil, 4, tioi
know.
nihil, n. 2, nothing.