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1
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amor, amōris

A

love, m.

2
Q

carmen, carminis

A

song, poem, n.

3
Q

cīvitās, cīvitātis

A

state, citizenship, city, f.

4
Q

corpus, corporis

A

body, n.

5
Q

homō, hominis

A

human being, man, m.

6
Q

labor, labōris

A

labor, work, toil; a work, production, m.

7
Q

littera, -ae

A

a letter of the alphabet, f.

8
Q

litterae, -ārum

A

a letter (epistle), literature, f., pl.

9
Q

mōs, mōris

A

habit, custom, manner, m.

10
Q

mōrēs, mōrum

A

habits, morals, character, m., pl.

11
Q

nōmen, nōminis

A

name, n.

12
Q

pāx, pācis

A

peace, f.

13
Q

rēgīna, -ae

A

queen, f.

14
Q

rēx, rēgis

A

king, m.

15
Q

tempus, temporis

A

time; occasion, opportunity, n.

16
Q

terra, -ae

A

earth, ground, land, country, f.

17
Q

uxor, uxōris

A

wife, f.

18
Q

virgō, virginis

A

maiden, virgin, f.

19
Q

virtūs, virtūtis

A

merit, manliness, courage; excellence, character, worth, virtue, f.

20
Q

novus, -a, -um

A

new, strange

21
Q

post

A

after, behind, prep. + acc.

22
Q

sub

A

under, up under, close to; down to/into, to/at the foot of,

prep. + abl. w/ verbs of rest;

+ acc. w/ verbs of motion

23
Q

audeō, audēre, ausus sum

A

to dare

24
Q

necō, necāre, necāvī, necātum

A

to murder, kill

25
Q

noceō, nocēre, nocuī, nocitum

A

to do harm to, harm, injure, + dat.

26
Q

sōl, sōlis

A

sun, m.

27
Q

cantāre

A

to sing

28
Q

plēbs, plēbis

A

the common people, populace, plebeians, f.

29
Q

peccāre

A

to sin, do wrong

30
Q

ōdērunt

A

they hate

31
Q

prīnceps, prīncipis

A

chief, prince, leader, emperor, m./f. noun

32
Q

dūrus, -a, -um

A

hard, harsh, rough, stern, unfeeling, hardy, tough, difficult

33
Q

honor, honōris

A

honor, esteem, public office, office, m.

34
Q

indignus, -a, -um

A

unworthy

35
Q

pariēs, parietis

A

wall, wall of a building, m.

36
Q

mors, mortis

A

death, f.

37
Q

nātiō, nātiōnis

A

nation, people, f.

38
Q

servitūs, servitūtis

A

servitude, slavery, f.

39
Q

praeclārus, -a, -um

A

splendid, noble, distinguished, famous, remarkable

40
Q

recuperatiō, recuperatiōnis

A

recovery, f.

41
Q

lībertās, lībertātis

A

liberty, freedom, f.

42
Q

mortālis, mortālis

A

a mortal

43
Q

quōmodo

A

in what way, how, adv.

44
Q

altissimīs

A

the highest, abl. pl.

45
Q

voluntās, voluntātis

A

will, wish, f.

46
Q

rapuit

A

raped

47
Q

A

herself

48
Q

necāvit

A

a past tense form of necāre

49
Q

doctus, -a, -um

A

taught, learned, skilled, scholarly

50
Q

fūr, fūris

A

thief, m.

51
Q

gēns, gentis

A

clan, race, nation, people, family, f.

52
Q

mīlvus

A

kite (a common bird of prey)

53
Q

tendō, tendere, tetendī, tēnsum

A

to stretch, extend, go

54
Q

quot hominēs, tot sententiae

A

there are as many opinions as there are men (an old proverb from 2nd century B.C.)

55
Q

tot

A

so many, as many, indeclinable adj.

56
Q

quot

A

how many, as many, indeclinable adj.

57
Q

tot…quot

A

as many…as

58
Q

extrā

A

beyond, outside, prep. + acc.

59
Q

firmus, -a, -um

A

firm, strong, reliable

60
Q

vēlōx, vēlōcis

A

fast, swift

61
Q

rapiō, rapere, rapuī, raptum

A

to seize, snatch, carry away, grab

62
Q

love, m.

A

amor, amōris

63
Q

song, poem, n.

A

carmen, carminis

64
Q

state, citizenship, city, f.

A

cīvitās, cīvitātis

65
Q

body, n.

A

corpus, corporis

66
Q

human being, man, m.

A

homō, hominis

67
Q

labor, work, toil; a work, production, m.

A

labor, labōris

68
Q

a letter of the alphabet, f.

A

littera, -ae

69
Q

a letter (epistle), literature, f., pl.

A

litterae, -ārum

70
Q

habit, custom, manner, m.

A

mōs, mōris

71
Q

habits, morals, character, m., pl.

A

mōrēs, mōrum

72
Q

name, n.

A

nōmen, nōminis

73
Q

peace, f.

A

pāx, pācis

74
Q

queen, f.

A

rēgīna, -ae

75
Q

king, m.

A

rēx, rēgis

76
Q

time; occasion, opportunity, n.

A

tempus, temporis

77
Q

earth, ground, land, country, f.

A

terra, -ae

78
Q

wife, f.

A

uxor, uxōris

79
Q

maiden, virgin, f.

A

virgō, virginis

80
Q

merit, manliness, courage; excellence, character, worth, virtue, f.

A

virtūs, virtūtis

81
Q

new, strange

A

novus, -a, -um

82
Q

after, behind, prep. + acc.

A

post

83
Q

under, up under, close to; down to/into, to/at the foot of,

prep. + abl. w/ verbs of rest;

+ acc. w/ verbs of motion

A

sub

84
Q

to dare

A

audeō, audēre, ausus sum

85
Q

to murder, kill

A

necō, necāre, necāvī, necātum

86
Q

to do harm to, harm, injure, + dat.

A

noceō, nocēre, nocuī, nocitum

87
Q

sun, m.

A

sōl, sōlis

88
Q

to sing

A

cantāre

89
Q

the common people, populace, plebeians, f.

A

plēbs, plēbis

90
Q

to sin, do wrong

A

peccāre

91
Q

they hate

A

ōdērunt

92
Q

chief, prince, leader, emperor, m./f. noun

A

prīnceps, prīncipis

93
Q

hard, harsh, rough, stern, unfeeling, hardy, tough, difficult

A

dūrus, -a, -um

94
Q

honor, esteem, public office, office, m.

A

honor, honōris

95
Q

unworthy

A

indignus, -a, -um

96
Q

wall, wall of a building, m.

A

pariēs, parietis

97
Q

death, f.

A

mors, mortis

98
Q

nation, people, f.

A

nātiō, nātiōnis

99
Q

servitude, slavery, f.

A

servitūs, servitūtis

100
Q

splendid, noble, distinguished, famous, remarkable

A

praeclārus, -a, -um

101
Q

recovery, f.

A

recuperatiō, recuperatiōnis

102
Q

liberty, freedom, f.

A

lībertās, lībertātis

103
Q

a mortal

A

mortālis, mortālis

104
Q

in what way, how, adv.

A

quōmodo

105
Q

the highest, abl. pl.

A

altissimīs

106
Q

will, wish, f.

A

voluntās, voluntātis

107
Q

raped

A

rapuit

108
Q

herself

A

109
Q

a past tense form of necāre

A

necāvit

110
Q

taught, learned, skilled, scholarly

A

doctus, -a, -um

111
Q

thief, m.

A

fūr, fūris

112
Q

clan, race, nation, people, family, f.

A

gēns, gentis

113
Q

kite (a common bird of prey)

A

mīlvus

114
Q

to stretch, extend, go

A

tendō, tendere, tetendī, tēnsum

115
Q

there are as many opinions as there are men (an old proverb from 2nd century B.C.)

A

quot hominēs, tot sententiae

116
Q

so many, as many, indeclinable adj.

A

tot

117
Q

how many, as many, indeclinable adj.

A

quot

118
Q

as many…as

A

tot…quot

119
Q

beyond, outside, prep. + acc.

A

extrā

120
Q

firm, strong, reliable

A

firmus, -a, -um

121
Q

fast, swift

A

vēlōx, vēlōcis

122
Q

to seize, snatch, carry away, grab

A

rapiō, rapere, rapuī, raptum

123
Q

3rd declension masc. endings

A

–, -ēs

  • is, -um
  • ī, -ibus
  • em, -ēs
  • e, -ibus

–, ēs

124
Q

3rd declension fem. endings

A

–, -ēs

  • is, -um
  • ī, -ibus
  • em, -ēs
  • e, -ibus

–, ēs

125
Q

3rd declension neut. endings

A

–, -a

  • is, -um
  • ī, -ibus

–, -a

e, -ibus

–, -a

126
Q

full declension of rēx, m.

A

rēx, rēgēs

rēgis, rēgum

rēgī, rēgibus

rēgem, rēgēs

rēge, rēgibus

rēx, rēgēs

127
Q

full declension of virtūs, f.

A

virtūs, virtūtēs

virtūtis, virtūtum

virtūtī, virtūtibus

virtūtem, virtūtēs

virtūte, virtūtibus

virtūs, virtūtēs

128
Q

full declension of homō, m.

A

homō, hominēs

hominis, hominum

hominī, hominibus

hominem, hominēs

homine, hominibus

homō, hominēs

129
Q

full declension of corpus, n.

A

corpus, corpora

corporis, corporum

corporī, corporibus

corpus, corpora

corpore, corporibus

corpus, corpora

130
Q

–, -ēs

  • is, -um
  • ī, -ibus
  • em, -ēs
  • e, -ibus

–, ēs

A

3rd declension masc. endings

131
Q

–, -ēs

  • is, -um
  • ī, -ibus
  • em, -ēs
  • e, -ibus

–, ēs

A

3rd declension fem. endings

132
Q

–, -a

  • is, -um
  • ī, -ibus

–, -a

e, -ibus

–, -a

A

3rd declension neut. endings

133
Q

rēx, rēgēs

rēgis, rēgum

rēgī, rēgibus

rēgem, rēgēs

rēge, rēgibus

rēx, rēgēs

A

full declension of rēx, m.

134
Q

virtūs, virtūtēs

virtūtis, virtūtum

virtūtī, virtūtibus

virtūtem, virtūtēs

virtūte, virtūtibus

virtūs, virtūtēs

A

full declension of virtūs, f.

135
Q

homō, hominēs

hominis, hominum

hominī, hominibus

hominem, hominēs

homine, hominibus

homō, hominēs

A

full declension of homō, m.

136
Q

corpus, corpora

corporis, corporum

corporī, corporibus

corpus, corpora

corpore, corporibus

corpus, corpora

A

full declension of corpus, n.