pavor, pavōris, m.
Feelings & Qualities/PAH-wor/
"dread, sudden terror, trembling fear"
Everyday context
Pavor subitus oppidum occupat.
— Sudden terror fills the town.
Phase I: Scriptorium
Study the inscriptions.
altus, -a, -um
Adjectives & Opposites/AHL-toos/
"high, deep"
Everyday context
Altus mōns.
— A high mountain.
brevis, -e
Adjectives & Opposites/BREH-wis/
"short, brief"
Everyday context
Brevis epistula.
— A short letter.
clārus, -a, -um
Adjectives & Opposites/KLAH-roos/
"bright, famous"
Everyday context
Poēta clārus.
— A famous poet.
obscūrus, -a, -um
Adjectives & Opposites/ob-SKOO-roos/
"dark, obscure"
Everyday context
Nox obscūra.
— A dark night.
vehemēns, -entis
Adjectives & Opposites/WEH-heh-mayns/
"earnest, vigorous"
Everyday context
Orātiō vehemēns.
— A vigorous speech.
longus, -a, -um
Adjectives & Opposites/LON-goos/
"long"
Everyday context
Longa via.
— A long road.
lātus, -a, -um
Adjectives & Opposites/LAH-toos/
"wide, broad"
Everyday context
Lātum flūmen.
— A wide river.
gravis, -e
Adjectives & Opposites/GRAH-wis/
"heavy, serious"
Everyday context
Gravis cūra.
— A serious concern.