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īrātus a um

Minerva est īrāta.

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angry

Minerva is angry.

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meus a um

Nymphīs pictūrās meās mōnstrāre dēbeō.

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my

I ought to show my pictures to the nymphs.

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perīculōsus a um

Superbia est perīculōsa.

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dangerous

Arrogance is dangerous.

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stultus a um

Arachnē, es stulta.

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foolish

Arachne, you are foolish.

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suus a um

Dea pictūrās suās mōnstrāre dēbet.

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his own, her own, its own, their own

The goddess ought to show her own pictures.

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temerārius a um

Puella temerāria sē laudat.

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rash, reckless

The reckless girl praises herself.

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Quid?

Quid est nōmen tibi?

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what?

What is your name?

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nōmen nōminis n.

Nōmen mihi est Iulia.

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name

My name is Iulia.

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mēcum

Dea dēbet certāre mēcum.

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with me
(= cum mē)

The goddess ought to contend with me.

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domina dominae f.

Domina Cornelia est bona.

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lady, mistress of the household

Mistress Cornelia is good.

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dominus dominī m.

Nōmen mihi est dominus Marcus.

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lord, master of the house, mister

My name is Mr. Marcus.

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experientia experientiae f.

Experientia docet.

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experience

Experience teaches.

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fēmina fēminae f.

Minerva fōrmam fēminae simulat.

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woman

Minerva takes on the form of a woman.

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fōrma fōrmae f.

Minerva fōrmam fēminae simulat.

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form, shape, beauty

Minerva takes on the form of a woman.

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superbia superbiae f.

Superbia est perīculōsa.

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pride, arrogance

Arrogance is dangerous.

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tēla tēlae f.

Portāte tēlās hūc.

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loom

Carry the looms here.

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affīrmō (1)

Arachnē affīrmat.

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to affirm

Arachne affirms.

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ambulō (1)

Minerva in terrā ambulat.

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to walk

Minerva walks on the land.

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certō (1)

Dea dēbet certāre mēcum.

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to contend, vie with, struggle

The goddress ought to contend with me.

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dēbeō dēbēre dēbuī dēbitus

Dea dēbet certāre mēcum.

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to owe, ought, should

The goddess ought to contend with me.

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dīxit

Minerva dīxit, “Superbia est perīculōsa.”

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he/she/it said

Minerva said, “Arrogance is dangerous.”

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doceō docēre docuī doctus

Experientia docet.

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to teach

Experience teaches.

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esse

Sē esse deam mōnstrat.

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to be

She shows herself to be a goddess.

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habeō habēre habuī habitum

Arachnē sapientiam nōn habet.

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to have, to hold

Arachne does not have wisdom.

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mōnstrō (1) | Sē esse deam mōnstrat.
to show | She shows herself to be a goddess.
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negō (1) | Arachne negat Minervam magistram
to deny | Arachne denies that Minerva is her teacher.
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quaesō | Portāte tēlās hūc, quaesō.
please (lit. I ask) | Carry the looms here, please.
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respondeō respondēre respondī responsus | Respondē, quaeso.
to reply, to respond | Respond, please.
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simulō (1) | Dea Minerva fōrmam fēminae simulat.
to imitage, to copy, to pretend, to take the form of | The goddess Minerva takes on the form of a woman.
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temptō (1) | Puellam temerārium docēre temptat.
to try, attempt | She tries to teach the reckless girl.
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vocō (1) | Nunc Minervam vocō.
to call, summon | Now I call Minerva.
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etiam | Tē docēre temptō , sed es etiam superba.
still, yet, also | I tried to teach you, but you are still arrogant.
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hūc | Portāte tēlās hūc.
to this place, here | Bring the looms here.
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iterum | Arachne iterum affīrmat.
again | Arachne affirms again.
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melius quam | Fōrmō pictūras fābulāsque melius quam Minerva.
better than | I form pictures and stories better than Minerva.
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mihi | Nōmen mihi est Flavia.
(dative) to me | My name is Flavia.
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tibi | Quid est nōmen tibi?
(dative) to you | What is your name?
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nēmō nēminis n. | Nēmō mē docet.
no one | No one teaches me.
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-que | Fōrmō pictūrās fābulāsque.
and (attached to last of two words) | I form pictures and stories.
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angry | Minerva is angry.
īrātus a um | Minerva est īrāta.
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my | I ought to show my pictures to the nymphs.
meus a um | Nymphīs pictūrās meās mōnstrāre dēbeō.
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dangerous | Arrogance is dangerous.
perīculōsus a um | Superbia est perīculōsa.
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foolish | Arachne, you are foolish.
stultus a um | Arachnē, es stulta.
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his own, her own, its own, their own | The goddess ought to show her own pictures.
suus a um | Dea pictūrās suās mōnstrāre dēbet.
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rash, reckless | The reckless girl praises herself.
temerārius a um | Puella temerāria sē laudat.
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what? | What is your name?
Quid? | Quid est nōmen tibi?
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name | My name is Iulia.
nōmen nōminis n. | Nōmen mihi est Iulia.
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with me (= cum mē) | The goddess ought to contend with me.
mēcum | Dea dēbet certāre mēcum.
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lady, mistress of the household | Mistress Cornelia is good.
domina dominae f. | Domina Cornelia est bona.
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lord, master of the house, mister | My name is Mr. Marcus.
dominus dominī m. | Nōmen mihi est dominus Marcus.
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experience | Experience teaches.
experientia experientiae f. | Experientia docet.
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woman | Minerva takes on the form of a woman.
fēmina fēminae f. | Minerva fōrmam fēminae simulat.
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form, shape, beauty | Minerva takes on the form of a woman.
fōrma fōrmae f. | Minerva fōrmam fēminae simulat.
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pride, arrogance | Arrogance is dangerous.
superbia superbiae f. | Superbia est perīculōsa.
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loom | Carry the looms here.
tēla tēlae f. | Portāte tēlās hūc.
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to affirm | Arachne affirms.
affīrmō (1) | Arachnē affīrmat.
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to walk | Minerva walks on the land.
ambulō (1) | Minerva in terrā ambulat.
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to contend, vie with, struggle | The goddress ought to contend with me.
certō (1) | Dea dēbet certāre mēcum.
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to owe, ought, should | The goddess ought to contend with me.
dēbeō dēbēre dēbuī dēbitus | Dea dēbet certāre mēcum.
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he/she/it said | Minerva said, "Arrogance is dangerous."
dīxit | Minerva dīxit, "Superbia est perīculōsa."
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to teach | Experience teaches.
doceō docēre docuī doctus | Experientia docet.
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to be | She shows herself to be a goddess.
esse | Sē esse deam mōnstrat.
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to have, to hold | Arachne does not have wisdom.
habeō habēre habuī habitum | Arachnē sapientiam nōn habet.
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to show | She shows herself to be a goddess.
mōnstrō (1) | Sē esse deam mōnstrat.
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to deny | Arachne denies that Minerva is her teacher.
negō (1) | Arachne negat Minervam magistram
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please (lit. I ask) | Carry the looms here, please.
quaesō | Portāte tēlās hūc, quaesō.
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to reply, to respond | Respond, please.
respondeō respondēre respondī responsus | Respondē, quaeso.
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to imitage, to copy, to pretend, to take the form of | The goddess Minerva takes on the form of a woman.
simulō (1) | Dea Minerva fōrmam fēminae simulat.
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to try, attempt | She tries to teach the reckless girl.
temptō (1) | Puellam temerārium docēre temptat.
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to call, summon | Now I call Minerva.
vocō (1) | Nunc Minervam vocō.
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still, yet, also | I tried to teach you, but you are still arrogant.
etiam | Tē docēre temptō , sed es etiam superba.
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to this place, here | Bring the looms here.
hūc | Portāte tēlās hūc.
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again | Arachne affirms again.
iterum | Arachne iterum affīrmat.
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better than | I form pictures and stories better than Minerva.
melius quam | Fōrmō pictūras fābulāsque melius quam Minerva.
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(dative) to me | My name is Flavia.
mihi | Nōmen mihi est Flavia.
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(dative) to you | What is your name?
tibi | Quid est nōmen tibi?
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no one | No one teaches me.
nēmō nēminis n. | Nēmō mē docet.
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and (attached to last of two words) | I form pictures and stories.
-que | Fōrmō pictūrās fābulāsque.

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