Capitulum Undecimum

Question 1

cheek

Answer 1

gena, -ae

Question 2

tongue, language

Answer 2

lingua, -ae

Question 3

vein

Answer 3

vēna, -ae

Question 4

arm

Answer 4

bracchium, -ī

Question 5

hair

Answer 5

capillus, -ī

Question 6

brain

Answer 6

cerebrum, -ī

Question 7

knife

Answer 7

culter, -cultrī

Question 8

lip

Answer 8

labrum, -ī

Question 9

doctor

Answer 9

medicus, -ī

Question 10

limb

Answer 10

membrum, -ī

Question 11

cup

Answer 11

pōculum, -ī

Question 12

ear

Answer 12

auris, auris (f.)

Question 13

head

Answer 13

caput, capitis (n.)

Question 14

color

Answer 14

color, colōris (m.)

Question 15

heart

Answer 15

cor, cordis (n.)

Question 16

body

Answer 16

corpus, corporis (n.)

Question 17

leg

Answer 17

crūs, crūris (n.)

Question 18

forehead

Answer 18

frōns, frontis (f.)

Question 19

chest

Answer 19

pectus, pectoris (n.)

Question 20

liver

Answer 20

iecur, iecoris (n.)

Question 21

mouth

Answer 21

ōs, ōris (n.)

Question 22

blood

Answer 22

sanguis, sanguinis (m.)

Question 23

stomach

Answer 23

venter, ventris (m.)

Question 24

internal organs

Answer 24

viscera, viscerum (n. pl.)
4th

Question 25

hand

Answer 25

manus, (f.)

Question 26

be ill

Answer 26

aegrōtat, aegrōtāre

Question 27

beat, throb

Answer 27

palpitat, palpitare

Question 28

think, suppose

Answer 28

putat, putāre

Question 29

heal, cure

Answer 29

sānat, sānāre

Question 30

watch, look at

Answer 30

spectat, spectāre

Question 31

stand

Answer 31

stat, stāre

Question 32

wipe off

Answer 32

dēterget, dētergēre

Question 33

hurt, feel pain

Answer 33

dolet, dolēre

Question 34

be glad, be pleased

Answer 34

gaudet, gaudēre

Question 35

bristle, shudder (at)

Answer 35

horret, horrēre

Question 36

order, tell

Answer 36

iubet, iubēre

Question 37

sit

Answer 37

sedet, sedēre

Question 38

place on, serve

Answer 38

appōnit, appōnere

Question 39

send for, fetch

Answer 39

arcessit, arcessere

Question 40

say, call, speak

Answer 40

dīcit, dīcere

Question 41

flow

Answer 41

fluit, fluere

Question 42

touch

Answer 42

tangit, tangere

Question 43

come back

Answer 43

revenit, revenīre

Question 44

feel, sense, think

Answer 44

sentit, sentīre

Question 45

sick, ill

Answer 45

aeger, -gra, -grum 1st/2nd

Question 46

human (adj.)

Answer 46

hūmānus, -a, -um 1st/2nd

Question 47

our, ours

Answer 47

noster, nostra, nostrum 1st/2nd

Question 48

red

Answer 48

ruber, rubra, rubrum 1st/2nd

Question 49

red

Answer 49

ruber, rubra, rubrum

Question 50

healthy, well

Answer 50

sānus, -a, -um

Question 51

stupid, foolish

Answer 51

stultus, -a, -um 1st/2nd

Question 52

well (adv)

Answer 52

bene

Question 53

badly, ill (adv.)

Answer 53

male

Question 54

only, just

Answer 54

modo

Question 55

(down) from, of, about

Answer 55

dē (prp. + abl.)

Question 56

below

Answer 56

īnfra (prp. + acc.)

Question 57

on (top of), above

Answer 57

super (prp. + acc.)

Question 58

and, as, than

Answer 58

atque/ac (conj.) only before consonants excepting h

Question 59

and, but not, not (shortened version)

Answer 59

nec (conj.) Used before vowels and consonants.

Question 60

What is the accusative and infinitive construction?

Answer 60

an infinitive before a verb of perception to indicate what the observed object is doing or (passive) being done to it. English - “that”

Question 61

What is the ablative of respect?

Answer 61

An ablative of this kind answers the question “in what respect.”