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First & Second Form Latin Sayings Flashcards

1
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Et tu, Brute?

A

You too, Brutus?

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2
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Mare Nostrum

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Our Sea

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Ad astra per aspera

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To the stars through difficulties

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4
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Ego sum via et veritas et vita.

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I am the way, the truth, and the life.

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5
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Ab urbe condita

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From the founding of the city

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6
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Ars longa vita brevis

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Art is long and life is short

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7
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Ager Vaticanus

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The Vatican Field

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8
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Tempus fugit

A

Time flies

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9
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In hoc signo vinces

A

In this sign you will conquer

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10
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Aut viam inveniam aut faciam

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I shall either find a way or make one

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11
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Hannibal ad portas

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Hannibal at the gates

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12
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mea culpa

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my fault

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13
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Magister dixit

A

The master has spoken

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14
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Noscitur ex sociis

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He is known by his companions

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15
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Ferrum ferro exacuitor

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Iron is sharpened by iron

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16
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Repetitio mater studiorum

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Repetition is the mother of learning

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17
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Amicus in necissitate probatur

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A friend is proven in time of necessity

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18
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Dictum et factum

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said and done

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19
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quid novi?

A

what’s new?

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20
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a mari usque ad mare

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from sea to sea

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21
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festina lente

A

make haste slowly

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22
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capitur urbs quae totum cepit orbem

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the city which captured the whole world is now captured

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23
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You too, Brutus?

A

Et tu, Brute?

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24
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Our Sea

A

Mare Nostrum

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25
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To the stars through difficulties

A

ad astra per aspera

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26
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I am the way, the truth, and the life.

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Ego sum via et veritas et vita.

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27
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From the founding of the city

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ab urbe condita

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28
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Art is long and life is short.

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Ars longa vita brevis.

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29
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The Vatican Field

A

Ager Vaticanus

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30
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Time flies.

A

Tempus fugit.

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31
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In this sign you will conquer.

A

In hoc signo vinces.

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32
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I shall either find a way or make one.

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Aut viam inveniam aut faciam.

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33
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Hannibal at the gates

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Hannibal ad portas

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34
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my fault

A

mea culpa

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35
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The master has spoken.

A

Magister dixit.

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36
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He is known by his companions.

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Noscitur ex sociis.

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37
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Iron is sharpened by iron.

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Ferrum ferro exacuitor

38
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Repetition is the mother of learning.

A

Repetitio mater studiorum

39
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A friend is proven in time of necessity.

A

Amicus in necissitate probatur.

40
Q

Said and done.

A

Dictum et factum

41
Q

what’s new?

A

quid novi?

42
Q

from sea to sea

A

a mari usque ad mare

43
Q

make haste slowly

A

festina lente

44
Q

The city which captured the whole world is now captured.

A

capitur urbs quae totum cepit orbem

45
Q

alma mater

A

nurturing mother

46
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Anno Domini(A.D.)

A

In the year of our Lord

47
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ante bellum

A

before the war

48
Q

Caput Mundi

A

Head of the World

49
Q

Carpe diem

A

Seize the day

50
Q

Cave canem

A

Beware the dog

51
Q

Civis Romanus sum

A

I am a Roman citizen

52
Q

Docere, delectare, movere

A

To teach, to delight, to move.

53
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errare est humanum

A

to err is human

54
Q

fortes fortuna juvat

A

Fortune aids the brave.

55
Q

in choro recitemus

A

let us recite together

56
Q

In umbra, igitur, pugnabimus

A

Then we will fight in the shade

57
Q

Mater Italiae Roma

A

The mother of Italy, Rome

58
Q

nunc aut numquam

A

now or never

59
Q

ora et labora

A

pray and work

60
Q

Pax Romana

A

The Roman Peace

61
Q

Quattuor anni tempora

A

the four seasons of the year

62
Q

Rex Regum

A

King of Kings

63
Q

Roma Aeterna

A

Eternal Rome

64
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semper fidelis

A

always faithful

65
Q

Senatus Populusque Romanus(SPQR)

A

The Senate and People of Rome

66
Q

Stabat Mater

A

The Mother was Standing

67
Q

veni, vidi, vici

A

I came, I saw, I conquered

68
Q

video et taceo

A

I see and am silent

69
Q

nurturing mother

A

alma mater

70
Q

In the year of our Lord

A

Anno Domini(A.D.)

71
Q

before the war

A

ante bellum

72
Q

Head of the World

A

Caput Mundi

73
Q

Seize the day

A

Carpe diem

74
Q

Beware the dog

A

Cave canem

75
Q

I am a Roman citizen

A

Civis Romanus sum

76
Q

to teach, to delight, to move

A

Docere, delectare, movere

77
Q

To err is human

A

errare est humanum

78
Q

Fortune aids the brave

A

Fortes fortuna juvat

79
Q

Let us recite together

A

in choro recitemus

80
Q

Then we will fight in the shade

A

In umbra, igitur, pugnabimus

81
Q

The mother of Italy, Rome

A

Mater Italiae Roma

82
Q

now or never

A

nunc aut numquam

83
Q

pray and work

A

ora et labora

84
Q

The Roman Peace

A

Pax Romana

85
Q

the four seasons of the year

A

Quattuor anni tempora

86
Q

King of Kings

A

Rex Regum

87
Q

Eternal Rome

A

Roma Aeterna

88
Q

always faithful

A

semper fidelis

89
Q

The Senate and People of Rome

A

Senatus Populusque Romanus(SPQR)

90
Q

The Mother was Standing

A

Stabat Mater

91
Q

I came, I saw, I conquered

A

veni, vidi, vici

92
Q

I see and am silent.

A

Video et taceo.

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