Deck 1

Question 1

What is the Latin term for ‘to drink’?

Answer 1

bibo, bibere, bibi

‘bibo’ is the infinitive form, ‘bibere’ is the verb form, and ‘bibi’ is the perfect form.

Question 2

What are the Latin terms for ‘to drive’?

Answer 2

ago, agere, egi, actum; pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsum

‘ago’ and ‘pello’ are both verbs meaning ‘to drive’ in different contexts.

Question 3

What is the Latin term for ‘to drive out’?

Answer 3

expello, expellere, expuli, expulsum

This verb indicates the action of expelling or driving out.

Question 4

What is the Latin word for ‘duty’?

Answer 4

officium -i n 2; munus -eris n 3

‘officium’ and ‘munus’ are both nouns representing concepts of duty.

Question 5

What is the Latin term that means ‘each’?

Answer 5

quisque, quaeque, quidque

These terms are used to refer to each individual in a group.

Question 6

What is the Latin term for ‘each of two’?

Answer 6

uterque, utraque, utrumque

These terms specify ‘both’ or ‘each of the two’.

Question 7

What Latin word describes someone who is ‘eager (for)’?

Answer 7

cupidus -a -um (oft + gen)

This adjective is often used with a genitive case to indicate desire.

Question 8

What is the Latin term for ‘eagerness’?

Answer 8

studium -i n 2

This noun represents a strong desire or enthusiasm.

Question 9

What is the Latin adverb for ‘early (in the morning)’?

Answer 9

mane

This adverb is used to refer to the early part of the day.

Question 10

What is the Latin word for ‘earth’?

Answer 10

terra -ae f 1

‘terra’ is a feminine noun representing the ground or earth.

Question 11

What is the Latin adverb for ‘easily’?

Answer 11

facile

This adverb indicates the ease of an action.

Question 12

What is the Latin adjective for ‘easy’?

Answer 12

facilis -e

This adjective describes something that can be done without much difficulty.

Question 13

What are the Latin verbs for ‘to eat’?

Answer 13

consumo, consumere, consumpsi, consumptum; edo, esse, edi, esum

These verbs refer to the act of eating in different contexts.

Question 14

What is the Latin term for ‘effort’?

Answer 14

opera -ae f 1

This noun signifies work or exertion put into an activity.

Question 15

What is the Latin numeral for ‘eight’?

Answer 15

octo

This is the cardinal number for eight.

Question 16

What is the Latin expression for ‘either … or’ when referring to just two options?

Answer 16

aut … aut

This expression is used to present two exclusive choices.

Question 17

What is the Latin term for ‘emperor’?

Answer 17

imperator -oris m 3; princeps -ipis m 3

Both terms refer to a ruler, with ‘imperator’ often used for military leaders.

Question 18

What is the Latin word for ‘empire’?

Answer 18

imperium -i n 2

This noun refers to a realm of control or dominion.

Question 19

What is the Latin verb for ‘to encourage’?

Answer 19

hortor, hortari, hortatus sum

This verb indicates the act of urging or advising someone.

Question 20

What is the Latin term for ‘end’?

Answer 20

finis -is m 3

This noun signifies the conclusion or termination of something.

Question 21

What is the Latin term for ‘enemy (in war)’?

Answer 21

hostes -ium m 3 pl

This term is used to refer to opposing forces in a conflict.

Question 22

What is the Latin term for ‘enemy (personal)’?

Answer 22

inimicus -i m 2

This noun refers to a personal adversary or foe.

Question 23

What is the Latin word for ‘enough’?

Answer 23

satis (as adv, or + gen)

This term indicates sufficiency and can function as an adverb.

Question 24

What is the Latin verb for ‘to enter’?

Answer 24

intro, intrare, intravi, intratum; ingredior, ingredi, ingressus sum

These verbs indicate the action of entering a place.

Question 25

What is the Latin adverb for 'entirely'?

Answer 25

omnino ## Footnote This adverb signifies completeness or totality.

Question 26

How do you say 'entrust (X) to (Y)' in Latin?

Answer 26

mando, mandare, mandavi, mandatum (+ acc + dat) ## Footnote This verb indicates the act of giving responsibility from one person to another.

Question 27

What is the Latin term for 'envoy'?

Answer 27

legatus -i m 2 ## Footnote This noun refers to a representative or messenger, often in diplomatic contexts.

Question 28

What is the Latin adjective for 'equal'?

Answer 28

aequus -a -um; par, paris ## Footnote These adjectives describe sameness or equivalence.

Question 29

What is the Latin noun for 'escape'?

Answer 29

fuga -ae f 1 ## Footnote This noun represents the act of fleeing or running away.

Question 30

What is the Latin verb for 'to escape'?

Answer 30

effugio, effugere, effugi ## Footnote This verb describes the action of getting away or avoiding capture.

Question 31

What is the Latin adverb for 'even'?

Answer 31

etiam ## Footnote This adverb is often used to emphasize inclusion or addition.

Question 32

What is the Latin term for 'evening'?

Answer 32

vesper -eri or -eris m 2/3 ## Footnote This noun refers to the time of day just before night.

Question 33

What is the Latin adverb for 'ever'?

Answer 33

umquam ## Footnote This adverb indicates at any time or at all times.

Question 34

What is the Latin adjective for 'every'?

Answer 34

omnis -e ## Footnote This adjective signifies all or every individual in a group.

Question 35

What is the Latin adverb for 'every day'?

Answer 35

cotidie ## Footnote This adverb indicates a daily routine or occurrence.

Question 36

What is the Latin term for 'everyone (all people)'?

Answer 36

omnes -ium (m 3 pl) ## Footnote This term refers to all individuals collectively.

Question 37

What is the Latin adverb for 'everywhere'?

Answer 37

ubique ## Footnote This adverb indicates presence in all places.

Question 38

What is the Latin preposition for 'except'?

Answer 38

praeter (+ acc) ## Footnote This preposition is used to indicate exclusion.

Question 39

What is the Latin term for 'exile (state of)'?

Answer 39

exilium -i n 2 ## Footnote This noun refers to the condition of being banished from one's country.

Question 40

What is the Latin verb for 'to expect'?

Answer 40

exspecto, exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatum ## Footnote This verb indicates the action of waiting for or anticipating something.

Question 41

What is the Latin noun for 'experience'?

Answer 41

usus -us m 4 ## Footnote This noun signifies practical contact with and observation of facts or events.

Question 42

What is the Latin noun for 'expression (facial)'?

Answer 42

vultus -us m 4 ## Footnote This noun refers to the appearance of the face, especially as an indicator of emotion.

Question 43

What is the Latin term for 'extent, to such an'?

Answer 43

adeo (oft with verb introducing result clause) ## Footnote This term is often used to express degree or extent in a sentence.

Question 44

What is the Latin word for 'eye'?

Answer 44

oculus -i m 2 ## Footnote This noun refers to the organ of vision.

Question 45

What are the Latin terms for 'face'?

Answer 45

vultus -us m 4; os, oris n 3 ## Footnote 'vultus' refers to the facial expression, while 'os' refers to the mouth.