| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
the chariot racetrack | circus |
The circus is full today. | Circus hodie plenus est. |
the four-horse chariot; team of four horses | quadrigae |
the two-horse chariot; pair of horses | bigae |
The two-horse chariot has two horses. | Bigae duos equos habent. |
the racing faction; team | factio |
Our faction can win! | Factio nostra vincere potest! |
My friend chooses a faction. | Amicus meus factionem eligit. |
the starting gates at a racetrack | carceres |
The four-horse chariot stands near the starting gates. | Quadrigae prope carceres stant. |
The four-horse and two-horse chariots are ready near the starting gates. | Quadrigae et bigae ad carceres paratae sunt. |
the turning post | meta |
The turning post is high in the circus. | Meta in circo alta est. |
the central channel in a circus | euripus |
The central channel lies in the middle of the circus. | Euripus in medio circo iacet. |
the heat; race | missus |
The heat begins now. | Missus nunc incipit. |
the race course; lap | curriculum |
The race course is long. | Curriculum longum est. |
the spectator | spectator |
The spectator laughs with friends. | Spectator cum amicis ridet. |
the wager; bet | sponsio |
The wager is small, my friend. | Sponsio parva est, amice. |
My wager is small, but the faction wins. | Sponsio mea parva est, sed factio vincit. |
the spur | calcar |
The driver has a spur. | Auriga calcar habet. |
the whip | flagellum |
The driver carries a whip. | Auriga flagellum portat. |
The driver uses a whip and a spur. | Auriga flagello et calcari utitur. |
the spectator seating area | cavea |
The seating area is full. | Cavea plena est. |
In the circus a spectator looks for the seating area near the central channel. | In circo spectator caveam prope euripum quaerit. |
yoked; harnessed as part of a team | iugalis |
The yoked horses are ready. | Equi iugales parati sunt. |
the competitor | certator |
The competitor stands near the starting gates. | Certator prope carceres stat. |
headlong; at full speed | praeceps |
The four-horse chariot races headlong. | Quadrigae praecipites currunt. |
to urge on; spur | incitare |
The driver urges the horses on. | Auriga equos incitat. |
The heat begins; the competitor urges on the yoked horses. | Missus incipit; certator equos iugales incitat. |
to overtake; go past | praeterire |
The four-horse chariot overtakes the two-horse chariot. | Quadrigae bigas praetereunt. |
to collide; strike together | collidere |
The two-horse and four-horse chariots collide with each other. | Bigae et quadrigae inter se colliduntur. |
The two-horse chariot overtakes the four-horse chariot; the chariots almost collide. | Bigae quadrigas praetereunt; currus paene colliduntur. |
to overturn | evertere |
The chariot overturns near the turning post. | Currus ad metam evertitur. |
to rush; charge | ruere |
The horses rush from the starting gates. | Equi e carceribus ruunt. |
The four-horse chariots rush headlong along the course. | Quadrigae praecipites per curriculum ruunt. |
the dolphin | delphinus |
The spectator sees a dolphin counter above the central channel. | Spectator delphinum supra euripum videt. |
the winner | victor |
The victor reaches the turning post. | Victor ad metam pervenit. |
The two-horse chariot overturns; a spectator watches the dolphin counter and victor. | Bigae evertuntur; spectator delphinum et victorem spectat. |
the brain | cerebrum |
The brain is in the head. | Cerebrum in capite est. |
The doctor examines the brain. | Medicus cerebrum spectat. |
the liver | iecur |
The liver is in the body. | Iecur in corpore est. |
The doctor cares for the liver. | Medicus iecur curat. |
the lung | pulmo |
The lung takes in air. | Pulmo aerem recipit. |
The doctor examines the lung. | Medicus pulmonem spectat. |
the kidney | ren |
The kidney is in the body. | Ren in corpore est. |
The doctor cares for the kidney. | Medicus renem curat. |
the chin | mentum |
The chin is beneath the mouth. | Mentum sub ore est. |
The girl touches her chin. | Puella mentum tangit. |
the roof of the mouth | palatum |
The roof of the mouth is in the mouth. | Palatum in ore est. |
Food touches the roof of the mouth. | Cibus palatum tangit. |
the eyebrow | supercilium |
The eyebrow is above the eye. | Supercilium supra oculum est. |
The girl moves her eyebrow. | Puella supercilium movet. |
the eyelid | cilium |
The eyelid covers the eye. | Cilium oculum tegit. |
The girl closes her eyelid. | Puella cilium claudit. |
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