Ch. XXVIII Flashcards
(23 cards)
Arma, Armorum
N., Pl., “Arms, Weapons”
Cursus, Cursus
M., “Running, Race; Course”
Luna, Lunae
F., “Moon”
Occasio, Occasionis
F., “Occasion, Opportunity”
Parens, Parentis
M./F., “Parent”
Stella, Stellae
F., “Star, Planet”
Vesper, Vesperis (or vesperi)
M., “Evening; Evening star”
Mortuus, Mortua, Mortuum
“Dead”
Princeps, (gen.) Principis
“Chief, Foremost”
Noun: M./F., “Leader, Emperor”
Ut
Conj. + Subjunctive of Command and Purpose, “In order that, So that, That, In order to, So as to, To”
Ne
Adv. and Conj. with Subjunctive of Command and Purpose, “Not; In order that… not, That… not, In order not to”
Cedo, Cedere, Cessi, Cessum
“To go, Withdraw; Yield to, Grant, Submit”
Dedico, Dedicare, Dedicavi, Dedicatum
“To dedicate”
Egeo, Egére, Egui
+ Abl. or Gen., “To need, Lack, Want”
Expleo, Explére, Explevi, Expletum
“To fill, Fill up, Complete”
Praesto, Praestare, Praestiti, Praestium
“To excel; Exhibit, Show, Offer, Supply, Furnish”
Taceo, Tacére, Tacui, Tacitum
“To be silent, Leave unmentioned”
Subjunctive “-are”
-em -emus
-es -etis
-et -ent
Subjunctive “-ére”
-eam -eamus
-eas -eatis
-eat -eant
Subjunctive “-ere”
-am -amus
-as -atis
-at -ant
Subjunctive “-ire”
-iam -iamus
-ias -iatis
-iat -iant
Jussive Subjunctive
- Definition: 1st and 3rd Person Command.
- Recognition: Subjunctive verb at beginning.
- Translation: “Let us…” or “Let them…”
Purpose Subjunctive
- Definition: Communicates Purpose.
- Recognition: Normal verb starts, “ut” or “ne” in sentence, Subjunctive verb ends.
- Translation: “To” or “In order to” (for “ut”), “In order not to” or “So that… not” (for “ne”).
