Latin Flashcards
(247 cards)
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nēmõ, nēminem
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no one, nobody
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nõlõ, nölle
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don’t want, refuse
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nox, noctem, f.
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night
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portõ, portāre
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carry, bear, take
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possum, posse
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Can, am able
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pulcher
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beautiful, handsome
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respondeõ, respondēre
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reply
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taceð, tacēre
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am silent, am quiet
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timeð, timēre
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fear, am afraid
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vēndõ, vềndere
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sell
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volõ, velle
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want, wish, am willing
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ā, ab + abl
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from, away from
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capið, capere
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take, catch, capture, adopt (a plan)
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dies, diem, m.
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day
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discēdo, discēdere
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depart, leave
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ē, ex + abl.
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from, out of
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exspectõ, exspectăre
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wait for, expect
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facio, facere
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make, do
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iam
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now, already
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in + aCC
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into, onto
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inguit
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says
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marītus, marītum, m.
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husband
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māter, mātrem, f.
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mother
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prope + acc.
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near
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rogõ, rogāre
ask, ask for
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sedeõ, sedēre
sit
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stõ, stãre
stand
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tõtus
whole
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trĩstis
sad
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tuus
your (singular), yours
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uxor, uxõrem, f.
wife
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CĪvis, CĪvem, m.f.
citizen
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difficilis
difficult
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domina, dominam, f.
mistress, lady
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gravis
heavy; serious
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hostis, hostem, m.
enemy
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imperātor, imperātörem, m.
emperor, general
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īrātus
angry
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iter, iter, n.
journey, route, way
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lacrimö, lacrimāre, lacrimāvi
cry, weep
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lībert, liberös, m. pl.
children
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medius
middle, middle of
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nūntius, nūntium, m.
messenger; message, news
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paucī, pl.
few, a few
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petõ, petere, petīvī
attack; seek, beg ask for
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sanguis, sanguinem, m.
blood
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statim
immediately, at once
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trādõ, trādere, trādidī
hand over, hand down
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vir, virum, m.
man
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vita, vītam, f.
life
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accipiõ, accipere, accēpī
accept, take in, receive
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alius, alia, aliud
another, other
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annus, annum, m.
year
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bonus, bona, bonum
good
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Contrā + acc
against
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dea, deam, f.
goddess
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deinde
then
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ferõ, ferre, tuli
bring, carry, bear
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fidēlis, fidēlis, fidēle
loyal, faithful, trustworthy
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iaciõ, iacere, iēcī
throw
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locus, Iocum, m.
place
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miser, misera, miserum
poor, unfortunate
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novus, nova, novum
new
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nūllus, nūlla, nüllum
no, not any
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occīdõ, occīdere, occīdī
kill
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pax, pãcem, f.
peace
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pereō, perīre, periī
go away, perish
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quam ...!
how ...!
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sacer, sacra, sacrum
sacred, holy
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sub + acc. or abl.
under, below, beneath
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minimē
not at all
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nārrõ, nārrāre, nārrāvĩ
tell, relate
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nauta, nautam, m.
sailor
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nunc
now
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õlim
once, some time ago
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pars, partem, f.
part
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puer, puerum, m.
boy
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pugnõ, pugnāre, pugnăvi
fight
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rēs, rem, f.
thing, story
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saepe
often
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silva, silvam, f.
wood, forest
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tum
then
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vehementer
loudly, violently, strongly
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agõ, agere, ēgī
do
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bibö, bibere, bibī
drink
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Cônspiciõ, Conspicere, Conspexī
catch sight of, notice
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dē + abl.
from, down from; about
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domus, domum, f.
house, home
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eam
her: it
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eum
him; it
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gerõ, gerere, gessī
wear
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iaceõ, iacēre, iacuī
lie down
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incendõ, incendere, incendi
burn, set on fire
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mox
soon
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nihil
nothing
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noster
our
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porta, portam, f.
gate
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uam
that
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pos
be able
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Paredo, prõcēdere, prõcessī
go along, proceed
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senex, senem, m.f.
old person
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surgõ, surgere, surrēxī
get up
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tandem
at last, finally
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trāns + acc.
across
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absum, abesse, āfuī
am out, absent, away
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accidõ, accidere, accidī
happen
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altus, alta, altum
high, deep
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bene
well
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ducis, m.
leader
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flümen, flüminis, n.
river
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fortis, fortis, forte
brave
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dux.
leader
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frūstrā
in vain, without success
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ibi
there
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fugiö, fugere, fūgī
run away, flee
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hodie
today
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inveniõ, invenīre, invēnī
find
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itaque
and so, therefore
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mare, maris, n.
sea
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prõ + abl.
in front of, for
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saevus, saeva, saevum
savage, cruel
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sölus, söla, sölum
alone, only, lonely, on one's own
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ubi
where? where, when
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caelum, caelī, n.
sky, heaven
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caput, capitis, n.
head
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corpus, corporis, n.
body
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crūdēlis, crūdēlis, crūdēle
cruel
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dēleõ, dēlēre, dēlēvī
destroy
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diū
for a long time
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iänua, iānuae, f.
door, doorway
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iterum
again
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send
send
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offer
offer
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quis? quid?
who? what?
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redeð, redīre, rediī
go back, come back, return
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Röma, Römae, f.
Rome
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servõ, servāre, servāvī
save, protect, keep, look after
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stultus, stulta, stultum
stupid, foolish
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supero, superäre, superāvī
overcome, overpower
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taberna, tabernae, f.
shop, inn
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terra, terrae, f.
ground
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trahõ, trahere, trāxī
drag, draw, pull
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VÕx, Võcis, f.
voice, shout
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What is the Latin term for 'I sleep'?
dormið
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What does 'ego' mean in Latin?
I
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Translate 'frāter' into English
brother
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What is the Latin word for 'hour'?
hõra
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What does 'in' signify in Latin?
in, on
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What is the Latin term for 'island'?
īnsula
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What does 'labörõ' mean?
I work
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Translate 'lego' into English
I read
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What does 'meus' refer to?
my
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What is the Latin word for 'not'?
nön
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Translate 'pater' into English
father
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What does 'rīdeð' mean?
laugh, smile
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What is the Latin term for 'slave' (male)?
servus
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What is the singular form of 'you' in Latin?
tü
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What does 'turba' mean?
crowd
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What is the Latin term for 'street, road, way'?
via
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What does 'Sum' mean?
I am
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What is the Latin word for 'you (singular) are'?
es
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What does 'est' refer to?
(he/she/it) is
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What is the Latin term for 'I fall'?
cado
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What does 'cibus, cibum, m.' mean?
food
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Translate 'dūco' into English
I lead, take
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What does 'et' mean in Latin?
and
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What is the Latin term for 'daughter'?
filia, filiam, f.
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What does 'filius, filium, m.' refer to?
son
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What is the Latin term for 'forum, marketplace'?
forum, forum, n.
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What does 'habeð' mean?
I have, hold
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What is the Latin term for 'big, large, great'?
magnus
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What does 'pecūnia, pecūniam, f.' translate to?
money, sum of money
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What does 'quaerö' mean?
I search for, look for, ask
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What is the Latin term for 'also, too'?
quoque
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What does 'salūtö' mean?
I greet
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What is the Latin word for 'but'?
sed
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What does 'specto' mean?
I look at, watch
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What is the Latin term for 'I see'?
videð
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What does 'vĩnum, vinum, n.' refer to?
wine
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What is the Latin term for 'I call'?
voco
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What does 'aqua, aquam, f.' mean?
water
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What is the Latin term for 'hear, listen to'?
audio, audīre
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What does 'cupiö, cupere' mean?
want, desire
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What is the Latin term for 'guard'?
custös, custõdem, m.f.
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What does 'dēbeð, dēbēre' mean?
owe
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What is the Latin term for 'give'?
dõ, dare
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What does 'effugio, effugere' mean?
escape
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What is the Latin term for 'young person'?
iuvenis, iuvenem, m.f.
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What does 'maneð, manēre' mean?
remain, stay
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What is the Latin term for 'I walk'?
ambulō
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What does 'amīcus, amīcum, m.' mean?
friend
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What is the Latin term for 'female slave'?
ancilla, ancillam, f.
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What does 'clāmõ' mean?
I shout
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What is the Latin word for 'shout, shouting, noise'?
clâmor, clāmõrem, m.
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What does 'Cum' mean?
with
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What is the Latin term for 'I run'?
currõ
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What does 'dīco' translate to?
I say, speak, tell
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What is the Latin term for 'horse'?
equus, equum, m.
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What does 'festīnö' mean?
I hurry
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What is the Latin term for 'sword'?
gladius, gladium, m.
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What does 'īnfēlīx' mean?
unlucky, unhappy
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What is the Latin word for 'happy'?
laetus
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What does 'multus' refer to?
much, many
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What is the Latin term for 'all, every'?
omnis
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What does 'per' mean?
through, along
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What is the Latin term for 'first'?
prīmus
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What does 'senātor, senātörem, m.' refer to?
senator
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What is the Latin term for 'city'?
urbs, urbem, f.
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What does 'vinco' mean?
I conquer, win, am victorious
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What is the Latin term for 'to, towards; at'?
ad
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What does 'adsum' mean?
I am here, I am present
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What is the Latin term for 'god'?
deus, deum, m.
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What does 'dominus, dominum, m.' refer to?
master
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What is the Latin term for 'gift, present'?
dõnum, dõnum, n.
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What does 'laudo' mean?
I praise
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What is the Latin term for 'we, us'?
nos
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What does 'parvus' mean?
small
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What is the Latin term for 'danger'?
perīculum, perīculum, n.
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What does 'perterritus' mean?
terrified
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What is the Latin word for 'girl'?
puella, puellam, f.
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What does 'quod' translate to?
because
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What is the Latin term for 'king'?
rēx, rēgem, m.
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What does 'Römānus' mean?
Roman
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What is the Latin term for 'suddenly'?
subito
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What does 'templum, templum, n.' refer to?
temple
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What is the Latin term for 'I hold, keep, possess'?
teneð
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What does 'tollo' mean?
I raise, lift up, hold up
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What is the Latin term for 'I come'?
venið
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What does 'VÕs' mean?
you (plural)
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What is the Latin term for 'approach, come near to'?
appropinquo, appropinquāre, appropinquāv
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What does 'Cũr?' translate to?
why?
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What is the Latin term for 'letter'?
epistula, epistulam, f.
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What does 'homö, hominem, m.' mean?
man, person
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What is the Latin term for 'huge'?
ingēns
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What does 'insula, Insulam, f.' refer to?
island; block of flats
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What is the Latin term for 'soldier'?
miles, mīlitem, m.
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What is the vocative case in Latin?
Used when speaking to someone. The evocative has the same form as the nominative case except for singular of the second declension.
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Nominative
The noun carrying out the action.
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Accusative
The noun receiving the action and with prepositions such as ad, per, trāns, in.
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Genitive
Shows possession
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Dative
Used for
To
For
And certain verbs
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Ablative
In, on, by, with, from, at.
Or used with time
Prepositions basically
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Examples of nominative
Puella(1stS),
puellae(1stP)
Amicus, puer, donum(2ndS)
Amici, pueri, dōna(2ndP)
Fur nox urbs caput(3rdS)
Fures noctes urbes capita(3rdP)
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Examples of accusative
Puellam(1stS)
Puellas(1stP)
Amicum puerum donum(2ndS)
Amicos pueros dona(2ndP)
Furem noctem urbem caput(3rdS)
Fures nocrws urbes capita(3rdP)
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Exanples ofGenitive
Puellae(1stS)
Puellas(1stP)
Amici pueri doni(2ndS)
Amicorum puerorum donorum(2ndP)
Furis noctis urbis capitis(3rdS)
Furum noctibum urbium capitum(3rdP)
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Example of dative
Puellae(1stS)
Puellis(1stP)
Amico puero dono(2ndS)
Amicis pueris donis(2ndP)
Furi nocti urbi capiti(3rds)
Furibus noctibus urbibus capitibus(3rdP)
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Examples of ablative
Puella(1stS)
Puellis(1stP)
Amico puero dono(2ndS)
Amicis pueris donis(2ndP)
Fure nocte urbe capite(3rdS)
Furibus noctibus urbibus capitibus(3rdP)
