Chapter 2 Flashcards by Larissa Aldridge

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fāma, fāmae

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rumour, report; fame, reputation (f)

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fōrma, fōrmae

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form, shape; beauty (f)

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fortūna, fortūnae

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fortune, luck (f)

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īra, īrae

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ire, anger (f)

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nauta, nautae

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sailor (m)

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patria, patriae

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fatherland, native land, (one’s) country (f)

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pecūnia, pecūniae

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money (f)

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philosophia, philosophiae

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philosophy (f)

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poena, poenae

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penalty, punishment (f)

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poenās dare

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to pay the penalty (idiom)

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poēta, poētae

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poet (m)

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porta, portae

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gate, entrance (f)

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puella, puellae

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girl (f)

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rosa, rosae

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rose (f)

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sententia, sententiae

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feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence (f)

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vīta, vītae

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life; mode of life (f)

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antīquus, antīqua, antīquum

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ancient, old-time

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magnus, magna, magnum

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large, great; important

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meus, mea, meum

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my

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multus, multa, multum

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much, many

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tuus, tua, tuum

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your (speaking to one person)

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et

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and (conj.)

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et…et

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both…and

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sed

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but (conj.)

Ō

O!, Oh!, (interjection, commonly preceding voc.)

sine + abl.

without