“Wheelock's Latin Reader” by Frederick M. Wheelock🧾🧾🧾

putrsc, -ere, become rotten, decay

Pylads, -is,m., alter ego of Orestes

Pramus, -, m., lover of Thisbe (see Ovid)

Pyrrhus, -, m., king of Epirus, finally defeated by the Romans in 275 B.C.

Prnaeus, -a, -um, of or belonging to Pyrene (a local heroine buried amid the Pyrenees mountains, which lie between Spain and France), Pyrenean

Q

* qu, adv., in which place, where

quadrgint, indecl., forty

quadrduum, -  n., period of four days

quadringentins,adv., four hundred times

quadrirmis, -is,f., quadrireme (a ship with four banks of oars)

* quaer, -ere, quaesv, quaestum, seek, search for, inquire, investigate

quaesti, -nis,f., seeking, inquiry, examination, investigation

quaestus, -s,m., gain, profit

qulis-cumque, qule-cumque, of whatever sort

qulis, -e, of what kind, what sort; such as, as

* quam,adv., after a compar., than; with a superl., as…as possible; how, how greatly; tam…quam, as…as

quam-di, adv., how long?, as long as

quam-libet,adv., ever so (much), however (much)

quam-ob-rem, why?, wherefore, therefore

* quamquam,conj., although; transitional at the beginning of a sent. or of a main cl. in a sent., and yet, in fact, to be sure

* quam-vs,lit. as you wish; adv. ever so (much), however; conj. although, however much

* quand, interrog adv. and conj., when?; indef. afters  and n, at any time, ever; causal, since, because

* quantus, -a, -um,interrogative and rel., how great, how much; tantus…quantus, as great/much…as

qu-propter,adv., wherefore, therefore

qur(qu-r),adv., lit. because of which thing, wherefore, why

qurtna, -ae,f., quartan fever (febris),recurring every 4th day

qurtus, -a, -um, fourth

* qua-si,conj., as if; adv., as it were, so to speak, nearly

qu-tenus,adv., how far? up to what point? to what extent? inasmuch as, since

quater,adv., four times

quati, -ere, quass, quassum, shake

* quattuor,indecl., four

* -que,enclitic conj., and

quem-ad-modum,adv., how

que, qure, quv, quitum,defective vb. chiefly in pres. tense, can, be able

quercus, -s,f., the oak (tree)

querlla, -ae,f., complaint

querimnia, -ae,f., lament, complaint

* queror, -, questus sum, complain, lament