Chapters 5-8 Vocab

Question 1

adulescéntia, adulescéntiae, f.

Answer 1

youth, young manhood; youthfulness

Question 2

ánimus, ánimi, m.

Answer 2

soul, spirit, mind

Question 3

ánimi, ánimórum, m.

Answer 3

high spirits, pride, courage

Question 4

caélum, caéli, n.

Answer 4

sky, heaven

Question 5

cúpla, cúlpae, f.

Answer 5

fault, blame

Question 6

glória, glóriae, f.

Answer 6

glory, fame

Question 7

vérbum, vérbi, n.

Answer 7

word

Question 8

te, abl. and acc. sg.

Answer 8

you; yourself; cf. me

Question 9

líber, líbera, líberum

Answer 9

free

Question 10

nóster, nósra, nóstrum

Answer 10

our, ours

Question 11

púlcher, púlchra, púlchrum

Answer 11

beautiful, handsome; fine

Question 12

sánus, sána, sánum

Answer 12

sound, healthy, sane

Question 13

ígitur, conj., postpostive

Answer 13

therefore, consequently

Question 14

-ne, interrog.

Answer 14

suffix attached to the first word of a sentence, typically the verb or another word on which the question hinges, to introduce a question whose answer is uncertain

Question 15

própter, prep +acc.

Answer 15

on account of, because of

Question 16

cras, adv.

Answer 16

tomorrow

Question 17

heri, adv.

Answer 17

yesterday

Question 18

quándo, interrog. and rel. adv and conj.

Answer 18

when

Question 19

si quándo

Answer 19

if ever

Question 20

sátis, indecl. noun, adj, and adv.

Answer 20

enough, sufficient

Question 21

tum, adv.

Answer 21

then, at that time; thereupon, in the next place

Question 22

céno, cenárem, cenávim, cenátum

Answer 22

to dine

Question 23

cúplo, culpárem, culpávi, culpátum

Answer 23

to blame, to censure

Question 24

máneo, manére, mánsi, mánsum or remáneo, remanére, remansi, remánsum

Answer 24

to remain, stay, stay behind, abide, continue

Question 25

súpero, superáre, superávi, superátum

Answer 25

to be above

Question 26

déus, i, m. voc. sg. deus, nom. pl. di, dat. and abl. pl. dis and déam déae, f., dat. abl. pl. deabus

Answer 26

god, goddess

Question 27

discípulus, discípulim m., and discípula, discípulae, f.

Answer 27

learner, pupil. student

Question 28

insídiae, insídiárym, f. pl.

Answer 28

ambush, plot, treachery

Question 29

líber, líbri, m.

Answer 29

book

Question 30

tyránnus, tyránni, m.

Answer 30

absolute ruler, tyrant

Question 31

vítium, vítii, n.

Answer 31

fault, crime, vice

Question 32

Graécus, Graéca, Graécum

Answer 32

Greek

Question 33

Graécus, Graéci, m.

Answer 33

A Greek

Question 34

perpétuus, perpéteua, perpétuum

Answer 34

perpetual, lasting, uninterrupted, continous

Question 35

plénus, pléns, plénum

Answer 35

fill, abundant, generous

Question 36

sálvus, sálvam, sálvum

Answer 36

safe, sound

Question 37

secúndus, secúnda, secúndum

Answer 37

second; favorable

Question 38

véster, véstra, véstrum

Answer 38

your, yours (pl.)

Question 39

-que, Enclitic

Answer 39

appended to the second of two words to be joined

Question 40

úbi

Answer 40

where, when, where?

Question 41

íbi, adv.

Answer 41

now, at present

Question 42

quáre, adv. lit.

Answer 42

becuase of which thing (therefore, wherefore, why)

Question 43

póssum, pósse, pótui

Answer 43

to be able, can, could, have power

Question 44

tólero, toleráre, tolerávi, tolerátum

Answer 44

to bear, endure

Question 45

ámor, amóris, m.

Answer 45

love

Question 46

cármen, cárminis, n.

Answer 46

song, poem

Question 47

cívitas, civitátus, f.

Answer 47

state, citizenship

Question 48

córpus, córporis, n.

Answer 48

body

Question 49

hómo, hóminis, m.

Answer 49

human being, man

Question 50

lábor, labóris, m.

Answer 50

labor, work, toil; a work, production

Question 51

líttera, lítterae, f.

Answer 51

a letter of the alphabet

Question 52

lítterate, litterárum, pl.

Answer 52

a letter, litterature

Question 53

mos, móris, m.

Answer 53

habit, custom, manner

Question 54

móres, mórum, pl.

Answer 54

habits, morals, character

Question 55

nómen, nóminis, n.

Answer 55

name

Question 56

pax, pácis, f.

Answer 56

peace

Question 57

regína, regínae, f.

Answer 57

queen

Question 58

rex, régis, m.

Answer 58

king

Question 59

témpus, témporis, n.

Answer 59

time; occasion, opprounity

Question 60

térra, térrae, f.

Answer 60

earth, ground, land, country

Question 61

úxor, uxóris, f.

Answer 61

wife

Question 62

vígro, vírginis, f.

Answer 62

maiden, virgin

Question 63

vírtus, virtútis, f.

Answer 63

manliness, courage; excellence, character, worth, virtue

Question 64

nóvus, nóva, nóvum

Answer 64

new; strange

Question 65

post, prep + acc.

Answer 65

after, behind

Question 66

sub, prep. + abl. with verbs of rest, + ACC. with verbs of motion

Answer 66

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

Question 67

aúdeo, audére, aúsus sum

Answer 67

to dare

Question 68

néco, necáre, necávi, necátum

Answer 68

to kill. murder

Question 69

cópia, cópiae, f. cópiae, copiárum, pl.

Answer 69

abundance, supply pl= supplies, troops, forces

Question 70

fráter, frátris, m.

Answer 70

brother

Question 71

laus, laúdis, f.

Answer 71

praise, glory, fame

Question 72

libértas, libertétis, f.

Answer 72

liberty

Question 73

rátio, ratiónis, f.

Answer 73

reckoning, account; reason, judgment, consideration; system; manner method

Question 74

scríptor, scriptóris, m.

Answer 74

writer, author

Question 75

sóror, soróris, f.

Answer 75

sister

Question 76

victória, victóriae, f.

Answer 76

victory

Question 77

dum, conj.

Answer 77

while, as long, as, at the same time that

Question 78

ex or e, prep + ab;

Answer 78

out of, from, from within; by reason of, on account of

Question 79

númquam, adv.

Answer 79

never

Question 80

támen, adv.

Answer 80

nevertheless, still

Question 81

ágo, ágere, égi, áctum

Answer 81

to drive, lead, do, act; pass, spend life or time

Question 82

grátias ágere

Answer 82

+ dative for the person being thanked, to thank

Question 83

demónstro, demonstrárem demonstrávi, demonstrátum

Answer 83

to point out, show, demonstrate

Question 84

dísco, díscere, dídici

Answer 84

to learn

Question 85

dóceo, docére, dócui, dóctum

Answer 85

to teach

Question 86

dúco, dúcere, dúxi, dúctum

Answer 86

to lead; consider, regard; prolong

Question 87

géro, gérere, géssi, géstum

Answer 87

to carry, carry on, manage, conduct, wage, accomplish, perform

Question 88

scríbom, scríbere, scrípsi, scríptum

Answer 88

to write, compose

Question 89

tráho, tráhere, tráxim, tráctum

Answer 89

to draw, drag; derive, acquire

Question 90

vínco, víncere, víci, víctum

Answer 90

to conquer, overcome