Chapter 2 Flashcards by Michael Garry

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fama, -ae (n f)

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rumor, report; fame, reputation

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forma, -ae (n f)

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form, shape; beauty

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fortuna, -ae (n f)

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fortune, luck

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ira, -ae (n f)

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ire, anger

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nauta, -ae (n m)

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sailor

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patria, -ae (n f)

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fatherland, native land, [one’s] country

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pecunia, -ae (n f)

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money

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philosophia, -ae (n f)

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philosophy, love of wisdom

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poena, -ae (n f)

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penalty, punishment; pl. acc. + dare: to pay the penalty

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poeta, -ae (n f)

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poet

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porta, -ae (n f)

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gate, entrance

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puella, -ae (n f)

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girl

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rosa, -ae (n f)

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rose

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sententia, -ae (n f)

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feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence

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vita, -ae (n f)

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life; mode of life

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antiqua (adj)

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ancient, old-time

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magna (adj)

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large, great; important

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mea (adj)

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my

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multa (adj)

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much, many

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tua (adj)

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your (singular)

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et (conj)

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and; even; ____ … ____: both … and

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sed (conj)

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but

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o (intrj)

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O!, Oh! (commonly used with vocative)

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sine (prep + abl)

A

without

est (v)

is

rumor, report; fame, reputation

fama, -ae (n f)

form, shape; beauty

forma, -ae (n f)

fortune, luck

fortuna, -ae (n f)

ire, anger

ira, -ae (n f)

sailor

nauta, -ae (n m)

fatherland, native land, [one's] country

patria, -ae (n f)

money

pecunia, -ae (n f)

philosophy, love of wisdom

philosophia, -ae (n f)

penalty, punishment; pl. acc. + dare: to pay the penalty

poena, -ae (n f)

poet

poeta, -ae (n f)

gate, entrance

porta, -ae (n f)

girl

puella, -ae (n f)

rose

rosa, -ae (n f)

feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence

sententia, -ae (n f)

life; mode of life

vita, -ae (n f)

ancient, old-time

antiqua (adj)

large, great; important

magna (adj)

my

mea (adj)

much, many

multa (adj)

your (singular)

tua (adj)

and; even; ____ ... \_\_\_\_: both ... and

et (conj)

but

sed (conj)

O!, Oh! (commonly used with vocative)

o (intrj)

without

sine (prep + abl)

is

est (v)