A Latin Reader

Q

Q. abbre­vi­a­tion of Quīn­tus.

quadrī­ga, ‑ae f. team of four hors­es, four-horse team.

quadrin­gen­tī, ‑ae, ‑a four hun­dred.

quaerō, quaerere, quaesīvī or quae­siī, quaesī­tus v. ask, seek, inquire.

quam adv. how; than, as.

quan­tus, ‑a, ‑um adj. how great! as great.

quar­tus, ‑a, ‑um adj. fourth, a quarter.

qua­si conj. as if.

quat­tuor, four.

-que conj. (enclitic) and.

queror, querī, ques­tus v. com­plain, lament.

quī, quae, quod inter­rog. adj. pron. what? which?

quī, quae, quod rel. pron. who, which, that.

quia conj. because.

quic­quam, see quisquam.

quīcumque, quae­cumque, quod- cumque rel. pron. who­ev­er, whatever.

quī­dam, quaedam, quid­dam, and quod­dam (as adj.); as indef. adj. a cer­tain, cer­tain, some, a; as indef. sub­st. some­one, some­thing; a cer­tain man, a cer­tain thing.

qui­dem adv. (empha­sizes the word it fol­lows) in fact, indeed; to be sure.

quiēs, quiētis f. peace, qui­et, rest.

quiēscō, quiēscere, quiēvī, quiē­tus v. be qui­et, rest, take rest.

quīn adv. why not?

quīnque adj. five.

Quīn­tus, ‑ī a com­mon Roman praenomen.

quis, quid inter­rog. pron. who? what?

quis, quid indef. pron. with sī, nisi, nē and num, any one, anything.

quisquam (m. and f.), quidquam or quic­quam (n.) any one, anything.

quisque, quaeque, quodque indef. pron. each, each one.

quīvīs, quaevīs, quid­vīs and (as adj.) quod­vīs (quī, rel. and vis, from volō, wish) any one you will, any one; any­thing you please, any.

quod conj. because; that.

quon­dam adv. once, for­mer­ly, at one time.

quo­ni­am conj. since, because.

quoque adv. also, likewise.

quōr­sum adv. whith­er, to what place.