Capitulum Duodecimum Flashcards
(66 cards)
1
Q
ditch, trench
A
fossa, -ae
2
Q
lance
A
hasta, -ae
3
Q
native country, town
A
patria, -ae
4
Q
arrow
A
sagitta, -ae
5
Q
adjective
A
adiectīvum (novem)
6
Q
maternal uncle
A
avunculus, -ī
7
Q
arms,weapons
A
arma, -orum (n. pl.)
8
Q
war
A
bellum, -ī
9
Q
camp
A
castra, -ōrum (n. pl.)
10
Q
comparative
A
comparātīvus, -ī (gradus)
11
Q
sword
A
gladius, -ī
12
Q
spear, javelin
A
pīlum, -ī
13
Q
fist
A
pugnus, -ī
14
Q
shield
A
scūtum, -ī
15
Q
rampart
A
vāllum, -ī
16
Q
surname
A
cognomen, -inis (n.)
17
Q
leader, chief, general
A
dux, ducis (m.)
18
Q
horseman
A
eques, equitis (m.)
19
Q
brother
A
frāter, frātris
20
Q
boundary, limit, end
A
fīnis, fīnis (m.)
21
Q
enemy
A
hostis, hostis (m.)
22
Q
side, flank
A
lātus, lāteris (n.)
23
Q
soldier
A
mīles, mīlitis (m.)
24
Q
thousands
A
mīlia, mīlium (n.)
25
name
nōmen, nōminis (n.)
26
part, direction
pars, partis (f.)
27
foot soldier
pedes, peditis (m.)
28
first name
praenōmen, praenōminis (n.)
29
sister
soror, sorōris (f.)
30
bow
arcus, arcūs (4th)
31
cavalry
equitātus, equitatūs (4th)
32
army
exercitus, exercitūs (4th)
33
charge, attack
(noun)
impetus, impetūs (4th)
34
fear
(noun)
metus, metūs (4th)
35
pace
passus, passūs (4th)
36
line, verse
versus, versūs (4th)
37
fight (verb)
pugnat, pugnāre
38
serve as a soldier
mīlitat, mīlitāre
39
conquer
expugnat, expugnāre
40
attack
oppugnat, oppugnāre
41
inhabit
incolit, incolere
42
divide
divido, dīvidit, dīvidere
43
fear (verb)
metuit, metuere
44
defend
dēfendit, dēfendere
45
throw, hurl
iacit, iacere (i-stem)
46
run away, flee
fugit, fugere (i-stem)
47
carry, bring, bear
fert, ferre (irregular)
48
high, tall, deep
altus, -a, -um
49
armed
armātus, -a, -um
50
foreign, barbarian
barbarus, -a, -um
51
wide
lātus, -a, -um
52
your, yours (m. sing.)
vester, -tra, -trum
53
short
brevis, -e
54
strong, brave
fortis, -e
55
heavy, severe, grave
gravis, -e
56
light, slight
levis, -e
57
sad
trīstis, -e
58
against
contrā (prp. + acc.)
59
and, as, than
ac (conj.)
60
and so, therefore (conj.)
itaque
61
but, on the other hand, while, however, moreover (conj.)
autem
62
and, also, besides (conj.)
ac (atque)
63
inhabit, dwell/live in, live
incolo, incolere
64
sad
(adj.)
tristis, triste
65
so much, so far, hardly, only
(adv.) (not a)
tantum
66
to carry, bring, to bear
fero, fert
ferre