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[wildwechselmagazin]

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[neoteroi-suggestions]

Latin Vocabulary: daily-use New Latin

Vocābulārium Latīnum: vocābula cotīdiāna Latīnitātis Novæ (seu Vīvæ)

[image: Modern Rome, 1757 painting by Giovanni Paolo Panini]

[imāgō: Rōma Moderna, pictūra AVC MMCDLXXX ā Iōhanne Paulō Panīniō pīcta]

This vocab post is mainly focused on words that are a part of New or Contemporary Latin - chronolects of Latin from 18th century until today with largely expanded vocabulary.

Note that this post only lists those meanings of an entry that are relevant to modern life - this list isn't comprehensive in any way.

Transportation

Laophorum (II.N) - bus; sometimes "laophoron"

Autoraeda (I.F), autocinētum (II.N) - car

Ductor/ductrīx - driver (autoraedae, laophorī, etc.)

Tramen (III.N) - train

Ferriviārius (ADJ.I-II) - of railway/trains

Ferrivia (I.F) - railway

Statiō (III.F) - station, stop

Strāta autocinētica (I.F) - highway

Quadrivium (II.N) - intersection, crossroads

Electronics

Computātrum (II.N) - computer, PC

Globulus (II.M) - mouse

Dēprimō [globulum] (VB.III) - press/click

Quadrum (II.N) - screen

Seriēs (V.F) malleōrum; clāviātūra (I.F) - keyboard

Tēlephōn(i)um (II.N) - phone

Frīgidārium (II.N) - fridge, refrigerator

Tēlevīsōrium (II.N) - TV (the box)

Media

Nuntiī (II.M) - news (plural in this sense)

Tēlevīsiō (III.F); tēlehorāsis (III-GR.F) - TV (abstract)

Interrēte (III.N) - internet

Locus (II.M) - site

Mēmum (II.N); mimēma (III.M) - meme

Pellicula (I.F) - film; by extension, video

Phōtographēma (III.N) - photo (picture)

Furniture

Sponda (I.F) - bed; couch, sofa

Lectus (II.M) - bed

Strāgulum (II.N) - blanket, bedcover

Cervīcal (III.N) - pillow

Sella (I.F) - chair, seat

Tapēte (III.N) - carpet, rug

Clothes

Camisia (I.F) - shirt (buttoned)

Colobium (II.N) - T-shirt (short-sleeved)

Tunicula, tunica (I.F) - shirt (general)

Brācae (I.F) - pants, trousers (always plural)

Gunna (I.F) - skirt

Vestis (III.F) - dress (apparāta - formal)

Petasus (II.M) - hat

Zōna (I.F) - belt

Calceus campester - sneaker, trainer

Synthesis vestiāria - suit

Hygiene

Sāpō (III.M) - soap

Capitilavium (II.N) - shampoo; shampooing

Antisēpticum (II.N) - disinfectant, antiseptic

Remedium dēodorāns (N) - deodorant

Collūtōrium (II.N) - mouthwash

Lōmentum (II.N) - skin cream, moisturiser

Cērōma sōlāre (N) - sunscreen, SPF

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[nathanielthecurious]

the existence of ephemeris raises so many questions. who makes it? how much time do they spend on it? do they have a life? does anyone even read it? do the creators realize that their website design makes everyone’s eyes bleed? why do they still have the 2004-2014 IAM DECEM ANNOS!! at the top? why do the blurbs on the side of the “ad nos scribe” page say things like “si deus est unde malum?” why are there flashing ads for LLPSI and grex latine loquentium on the side? is ephemeris hiring reporters? would they want someone to report on them and write an amazing nonfic piece about them and their honestly crazy website? who the fuck writes the crater nugarum? why do they sometimes cite dates by the roman calendar within articles but usually use the modern calendar? who are these people and why???

#creative nonfic pieces I honestly want to write: #1. the bizarre nanowrimo ywp community of 2010-2015 #2. this #latinitas viva #lingua latina #ephemeris #I'm serious I need answers I want to talk to these people and write about it #idk what the structure for that would be though how do I get people to talk to me so I can write #when I don't have a plan for trying to publish you feel #living latin #spoken Latin

[lexiconlatinum]

Gallopāvō | Fōns - Dominiī Pūblicī

gallopāvō, gallopāvōnis - (m.)

avis quae et collum carunculātum et orthopȳgium flābellifōrme habet

#gallopavo #lingua latina #tagamemnon #pars orationis: substantivum #declinatio: tertia #genus: masculinum #categoria: animalia #categoria: aves #categoria: latinitas viva

[foroelgrancapitan]

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[nathanielthecurious]

my crowning achievement as a classics student is that one time at csssa (summer school for the arts) a girl in my class heard that i speak latin and asked me to say things in latin to see if her latin grammar lessons had helped her any, and she thought it was really cool, and then at the end of the summer she confessed to me that she had been planning on stopping taking latin that year but was going to talk to her academic counselor in the fall and add latin back because she had heard me speaking latin and seen how much i loved it.

#tagamemnon #latinitas viva #if i ever think ive never done anything good in the world #ill just remember this girl whose name i dont even remember #and caused her to be passionate about learning

[nathanielthecurious]

so all things considered, it’s not too much money to go to ALF and conventiculum (less if i only want to go to one of those two events). i would need to save up to feel good about going (so i should try to find another work-study gig and/or try to win that translation prize), and i would also need to find something else to do during the rest of the summer, whether working or just chilling. and when i talked to magister he said i should ask my professor who’s with the paideia institute because there totally might be odd jobs or other summer living latin opportunities, so we’ll see. basically i might try to actually do latin stuff this summer??

#that is ill probably do latin stuff this summer but i might try to actually do living latin stuff this summer #we'll see #anyone going to lexington this summer btw?? latinitas viva friends where you at

[nathanielthecurious]

ciceroniantrash Interesting! Quid omnes cogitatis? Any other ideas?

#loquorator #living latin #spoken latin #latinitas viva #lingua Latina #tagamemnon

[nathanielthecurious]

Me: heyyyy I haven't looked at the spoken latin tag in forever

Spoken Latin tag: roleplay bios!!!

Me: pro Iupiter

#tagamemnon #lingua latina #can we make a spoken Latin hashtag that doesn't lead to irrelevant stuff just like you guys made tagamemnon #latinitas viva