CLC Stage 28 Vocabulary

Question 1

ac, atque

Answer 1

and (conjunction)

Question 2

arrogantia

Answer 2

arrogantiae, f. (noun) arrogance, gall

Question 3

augeo (long e),

Answer 3

augere (long e), auxi, auctus (verb) to increase

Question 4

beneficium

Answer 4

beneficii, n. (noun) act of kindness

Question 5

constituo

Answer 5

constituere (short e), constitui, constitutus (verb) to decide

Question 6

corpus

Answer 6

corporis, n. (noun) body

Question 7

diligo

Answer 7

diligere (short e), dilexi, dilectus (verb) to be fond of

Question 8

gemitus

Answer 8

gemitus (long u), m. (noun) groan

Question 9

heres

Answer 9

heredis, m. or f. (noun) heir

Question 10

ira

Answer 10

irae, f. (noun) anger

Question 11

lingua

Answer 11

linguae, f. (noun) tongue

Question 12

malus

Answer 12

mala, malum (adj.) evil, bad

Question 13

mando

Answer 13

mandare, mandavi (verb) to order, entrust, hand over

Question 14

metus

Answer 14

metus (long u), m. (noun) fear

Question 15

mille

Answer 15

(noun) a thousand

Question 16

milia

Answer 16

milium, n. pl. (noun) thousands

Question 17

multo

Answer 17

(adverb) much

Question 18

occido

Answer 18

occidere (short e), occidi, occisus (verb) to kill

Question 19

opes

Answer 19

opum, f. pl. (noun) money, wealth

Question 20

pallidus

Answer 20

pallida, pallidum (adj.) pale

Question 21

praeficio

Answer 21

praeficere (short e), praefeci, praefectus (verb) to put (someone in accusative) in charge of (someone in the dative)

Question 22

quisquam, quidquam/quicquam

Answer 22

(pronoun) anyone, anything

Question 23

sic

Answer 23

(adverb) thus, in this way

Question 24

solvo

Answer 24

solvere (short e), solvi, solutus (verb) to loosen, untie

Question 25

spes

Answer 25

spei, f. (noun) hope

Question 26

suspicatus

Answer 26

suspicata, suspicatum (perfect passtive participle) having suspected

Question 27

testamentum

Answer 27

testamenti, n. (noun) will

Question 28

ut

Answer 28

(+indicative) (adverb) as

Question 29

ventus

Answer 29

venti, m. (noun) wind

Question 30

sexaginta

Answer 30

(adj. indeclinable) sixty

Question 31

septuaginta

Answer 31

(adj. indeclinable) seventy

Question 32

octoginta

Answer 32

(adj. indeclinable) eighty

Question 33

nonaginta

Answer 33

(adj. indeclinable) ninety

Question 34

centum

Answer 34

(adj. indeclinable) a hundred

Question 35

ducenti

Answer 35

ducentae, ducentae (adj.) two hundred

Question 36

doleo

Answer 36

dolere (long e), dolui (verb) to hurt, be in pain