Gradus principalis 3: regulae et formae orthographiae

Orthographia graduum principalium a 1 ad 4 · Anglicae · Dictatio verborum · Pars 3

• forgetting v.: oblivisci
• forgotten v., adj.: oblitus
• beginning n., v., adj.: initium
• beginner n.: tiro
• prefer v.: praeferre
• preferred adj., v.: praeoptatus
• gardening n., v.: horticultura
• gardener n.: hortulanus
• limiting v., adj.: circumscribens
• limited adj., v.: limitatus
• limitation n.: circumscriptio
• myth n.: fabula
• gym n.: gymnasium
• Egypt n.: Aegyptus
• pyramid n.: pyramis
• mystery n.: mysterium
• young adj., n.: iuvenis
• touch v., n.: tangere
• double adj., v., n.: duplex
• trouble n., v.: molestia
• country n.: civitas; rus
• disappoint v.: spem fallere
• disagree v.: dissentire
• disobey v.: non parere
• misbehave v.: male se gerere
• mislead v.: in errorem inducere
• misspell v.: perperam scribere
• inactive adj.: iners
• incorrect adj.: falsus
• illegal adj.: illicitus
• illegible adj.: legi non potest
• immature adj.: immaturus
• immortal adj., n.: immortalis
• impossible adj.: impossibilis
• impatient adj.: impatiens
• imperfect adj., n.: imperfectus
• irregular adj.: irregularis
• irrelevant adj.: ad rem non pertinens
• irresponsible adj.: officii neglegens
• redo v.: refacere
• refresh v.: reficere; renovare
• return v., n.: redire; reddere
• reappear v.: rursus apparere
• redecorate v.: denuo ornare
• subdivide v.: subdividere
• subheading n.: titulus secundarius
• submarine n., adj.: navis submarina
• submerge v.: submergere
• interact v.: inter se agere
• intercity adj.: inter urbes
• international adj., n.: internationalis
• interrelated adj.: inter se conexus
• supermarket n.: supermercatus
• superman n.: homo eximius
• superstar n.: artifex celeberrimus
• antiseptic adj., n.: antisepticus
• anti-clockwise adv., adj.: contra cursum horologii
• antisocial adj.: insociabilis
• autobiography n.: vita a se ipso scripta
• autograph n., v.: chirographum
• information n.: notitia
• adoration n.: adoratio
• sensation n.: sensus
• preparation n.: praeparatio
• admiration n.: admiratio
• sadly adv.: tristiter; infeliciter
• completely adv.: omnino
• usually adv.: plerumque
• finally adv.: tandem
• comically adv.: ridicule
• happily adv.: laete; libenter
• angrily adv.: irate
• gently adv.: leniter
• simply adv.: simpliciter
• humbly adv.: humiliter
• nobly adv.: generose
• basically adv.: fundamentaliter
• frantically adv.: trepide
• dramatically adv.: magnopere; more scaenico
• truly adv.: vere; sincere
• duly adv.: rite
• wholly adv.: omnino
• publicly adv.: publice
• measure v., n.: metiri
• treasure n., v.: thesaurus
• pleasure n.: voluptas
• enclosure n.: saeptum
• creature n.: animal
• furniture n.: supellex
• picture n., v.: imago
• nature n.: natura
• adventure n.: res insolita
• division n.: divisio
• invasion n.: invasio
• confusion n.: confusio
• decision n.: decretum
• collision n.: collisio
• television n.: televisio
• poisonous adj.: venenatus
• dangerous adj.: periculosus
• mountainous adj.: montuosus
• tremendous adj.: ingens; mirabilis
• enormous adj.: ingens
• jealous adj.: invidus; zelotypus
• humorous adj.: facetus
• glamorous adj.: splendidus; venustus
• vigorous adj.: vegetus; vehemens
• courageous adj.: fortis
• outrageous adj.: flagitiosus; immodicus
• serious adj.: gravis
• obvious adj.: manifestus
• curious adj.: curiosus; mirus
• hideous adj.: foedus; horribilis
• spontaneous adj.: spontaneus
• courteous adj.: urbanus; comis
• invention n.: inventio
• injection n.: iniectio
• action n., v.: actio
• hesitation n.: haesitatio
• completion n.: perfectio
• expression n.: expressio
• discussion n.: disputatio
• confession n.: confessio
• permission n.: permissio
• admission n.: admissio
• expansion n.: amplificatio
• extension n.: extensio; prorogatio
• comprehension n.: intellectus
• tension n., v.: animi contentio
• musician n.: musicus
• electrician n.: artifex electricus
• magician n.: praestigiator
• politician n.: vir politicus
• mathematician n.: mathematicus
• scheme n., v.: consilium; machinatio
• chorus n., v.: cantus repetitus; chorus
• chemist n.: chemicus; pharmacopola
• echo n., v.: echo
• character n.: persona; indoles; littera
• chef n.: coquus
• chalet n.: casa montana
• machine n., v.: machina
• brochure n.: libellus
• league n.: foedus athleticum
• tongue n.: lingua
• antique n., adj.: antiquus
• unique adj.: unicus
• science n.: scientia
• scene n.: scaena
• discipline n., v.: disciplina
• fascinate v.: allicere
• crescent n., adj.: forma lunata
• vein n.: vena
• weigh v.: ponderare
• obey v.: oboedire
• accept v.: accipere
• except prep., conj., v.: praeter
• affect v., n.: afficere
• effect n., v.: effectus
• vicious adj.: ferox; crudelis
• precious adj.: pretiosus
• delicious adj.: suavis; sapidus
• malicious adj.: malevolus
• suspicious adj.: suspectus; suspicax
• gracious adj.: comis; benignus
• spacious adj.: spatiosus
• anxious adj.: anxius
• ambitious adj.: ambitiosus
• cautious adj.: cautus
• fictitious adj.: ficticius
• infectious adj.: contagiosus
• nutritious adj.: alibilis
• official adj., n.: publicus
• artificial adj.: artificialis
• partial adj.: non integer; iniquus
• confidential adj.: secretus
• essential adj., n.: necessarius
• initial adj., n., v.: initialis; littera initialis
• financial adj.: pecuniarius
• commercial adj., n.: mercatorius; nuntius publicitarius
• provincial adj.: provincialis
• observant adj.: observans
• observance n.: observantia; ritus
• observation n.: observatio
• expectant adj.: exspectans
• expectation n.: exspectatio
• hesitant adj.: haesitans
• hesitancy n.: haesitatio
• tolerant adj.: tolerans
• tolerance n.: tolerantia
• toleration n.: tolerantia
• substance n.: materia
• substantial adj.: magnus
• innocent adj., n.: innocens
• innocence n.: innocentia
• decent adj.: honestus
• decency n.: honestas
• frequent adj., v.: frequens; frequentare
• frequency n.: frequentia
• confident adj.: confidens
• confidence n.: fiducia
• assistant n., adj.: adiutor
• assistance n.: auxilium
• obedient adj.: oboediens
• obedience n.: oboedientia
• independent adj., n.: sui iuris
• independence n.: libertas
• adorable adj.: amabilis
• adorably adv.: amabiliter
• applicable adj.: applicabilis
• applicably adv.: apte ad rem
• considerable adj.: magnus
• considerably adv.: multum
• tolerable adj.: tolerabilis
• tolerably adv.: tolerabiliter
• changeable adj.: mutabilis
• noticeable adj.: conspicuus
• forcible adj.: vi factus
• legible adj.: legi potest
• dependable adj.: fidus
• comfortable adj.: commodus
• understandable adj.: intellegibilis
• reasonable adj.: rationabilis
• enjoyable adj.: iucundus
• reliable adj.: fidus
• possibly adv.: fortasse
• horrible adj.: horribilis
• horribly adv.: horribiliter
• terrible adj.: terribilis
• terribly adv.: vehementer; pessime
• visible adj.: visibilis
• visibly adv.: visibiliter
• incredible adj.: incredibilis
• incredibly adv.: incredibiliter
• sensible adj.: prudens
• sensibly adv.: prudenter
• referring v.: memorare
• referred v.: memoravit; remisit
• referral n.: remissio ad peritum
• preferring v.: praeferre
• transferring v.: transferre
• transferred v.: transtulit
• reference n., v.: relatio
• referee n., v.: arbiter
• preference n.: praelectio
• transference n.: translatio affectuum
• co-ordinate v., n., adj.: ordinare
• re-enter v.: rursus intrare
• co-operate v.: cooperari
• co-own v.: communiter possidere
• deceive v.: fallere
• conceive v.: concipere
• receive v.: accipere
• perceive v.: percipere
• ceiling n.: laquear
• protein n.: proteinum
• caffeine n.: coffeinum
• seize v.: rapere; occupare
• ought aux.: debere
• bought v.: emit
• nought num., n.: nihil
• brought v.: attulit
• fought v.: pugnavit
• rough adj., adv., n.: asper
• tough adj., n.: difficilis; robustus
• cough v., n.: tussire; tussis
• dough n.: massa farinacea
• borough n.: municipium
• plough n., v.: aratrum; arare
• bough n.: ramus magnus
• doubt n., v.: dubium
• lamb n.: agnus; caro agnina
• solemn adj.: gravis; sollemnis
• thistle n.: carduus
• knight n., v.: eques
• advice n.: consilium
• advise v.: consilium dare
• device n.: instrumentum
• devise v.: excogitare
• prophecy n.: vaticinium
• prophesy v.: vaticinari
• precede v.: praecedere
• proceed v.: pergere; procedere
• desert n., v., adj.: desertum
• dessert n.: mensae secundae
• wary adj.: cautus
• weary adj., v.: fessus