Capitulum Quartum Decimum Flashcards
(70 cards)
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ruler
A
rēgula, -ae
2
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writing tablet
A
tabula, -ae
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toga
A
toga, -ae
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tunic
A
tunica, -ae
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shoe
A
calceus, -ī
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cock, rooster
A
gallus, -ī
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participle
A
participium, -ī
8
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stylus
A
stilus, -ī
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garment, clothing
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vestīmentum, -ī
10
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parents
A
parentēs, -um(m. pl.)
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thing, matter, affair
A
rēs, reī (f.)
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nothing
A
nihil (n.) (indeclinable)
13
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lie (in bed)
A
cubat, cubāre
14
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be awake
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vigilat, vigilāre
15
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wake up, arouse
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excitat, excitāre
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wash, bathe
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lavat, lavāre
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be strong, be well
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valet, valēre
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be accustomed
A
solet, solēre
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be cold
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frīget, frīgēre
20
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rise, get up
A
surgit, surgere
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dip, plunge, sink
A
mergit, mergere
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demand, call for
A
poscit, poscere
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put on (clothes)
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induit, induere
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carry, wear, carry on, do
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gerit, gerere
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dress (verb)
vestit, vestīre
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bring (to, forward)
affert, afferre (irregular)
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(he/she) says/said
How is this word used?
inquit, inquiunt
After one or more words of direct speech
28
open
(adj.)
apertus, -a, -um
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closed, shut
clausus, -a, -um
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dirty, mean, base
sordidus, -a, -um
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clean, pure
pūrus, -a, -um
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naked
nūdus, -a, -um
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wearing the toga (adj.)
togātus, -a, -um
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right (adj.)
fem. form means the right hand
dexter, -tra, -trum
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left (adj.)
fem. form means the left hand
sinister, -tra, trum
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neither
neuter, neutra, neutrum
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one, the other, second
alter, altera, alterum
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which (of the two)
uter, -tra, -trum?
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each of the two
uterque, utraque, utrumque
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all, every
omnis, -e
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me, myself (dat.)
mihi
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you, yourself (dat.)
tibi
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with me
mēcum
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with you
tēcum
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with himself/herself
sēcum
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first
prīmum
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nothing, not at all
nihil, nīl
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how
quōmodo
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today
hodiē
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so far, till now, still
adhūc
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afterwards, then
deinde, dein
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past, besides, except
praeter (prp. + acc.)
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or (mostly with ūter)
an
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farewell, goodbye
valē, valēte
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Which of the two?
uter, ultra, utrum ?
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Neither of the two
neuter
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one/the other of the two
alter, -era, -erum
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each of the two, both
uterque, ultraque, utrumque
(following nouns are in the singular)
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one…..the other
alter, altera, alterum
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Which boy, Marcus or Quintus?
Uter puer, Marcusne … Quintus?
an
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What is the Ablative of Attendant Circumstances?
A way of showing the conditions surrounding the verb by using a noun and adjective in the ablative
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What are the endings for the singular Present Participle?
-ns
-ntis
-nti
-ntem (m./f.) -ns (n.)
-nte (used as verb) -nte (used as adjective
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What are the endings for the plural Present Participle?
-ntēs (m./f.) -ntia (n.)
-ntium
-ntibus
-ntēs (m./f.) -ntia (n.)
-ntibus
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What is the Dative of Interest/Reference?
The use of a dative noun (or the dative pronoun ei) to denote the person concerned, benefitted, or harmed.
65
What is the ablative of duo, duae, duo?
duōbus
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What are the datives and ablatives corresponding to the accusatives mē and tē?
How is the preposition cum used with those ablatives?
mihi tibi
mē tē
As a suffix to them
67
What is the opposite of nūllus?
What is its more common form?
omnis, -e
omnēs, -is (plural)
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What is a common way of asking how someone is doing?
Quomodo sē habet?
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What is the opposite of nēmo?
What is the opposite of nihil?
omnēs
omnia
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from, of, since, by
ā/ab/abs prp + abl
