Lektion 3 Flashcards

1
Q

magister, tri (m)

A

Lehrer

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2
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discipulus, I (m)

A

SChüler

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3
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mos, moris (m)

A

Sitte, Gewohnheit, Brauch

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4
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maiores, um (m, Pl)

A

Vorfahren, Ahnen

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5
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summus, a, um

A

der höchste, größte, oberste

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6
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bonum, i (n)

A

das Gute, Gut

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7
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dictum, i (n)

A

das Gesagte, Ausspruch, Äußerung

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8
Q

audire, audio

A

hören

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9
Q

placet + AcI

A

es gefällt

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10
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constat + Aci

A

es steht fest, es ist bekannt

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11
Q

accipere, accipio

A

annehmen, empfangen

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12
Q

voluptas, atis (f)

A

Vergnügen, Freude, Vergnügung

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13
Q

puer, pueri (m)

A

Junge, Kind ; Sklave

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14
Q

mater, tris (f)

A

Mutter

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15
Q

temperare, tempero

A

im rechten Maß halten, mäßigen, ordnen

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16
Q

posse, possum

A

können

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17
Q

velle, volo

A

wollen; behaupten

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18
Q

turris, is (f)

A

Turm

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19
Q

urbs, urbis (f)

A

Stadt

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20
Q

acer, acris, acre

A

scharf

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21
Q

brevis, e

A

kurz

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22
Q

prudens, entis

A

klug, erfahren

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23
Q

vertus, eris

A

alt

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24
Q

pauper, eris

A

arm

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25
Q

dives, itis

A

reich

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26
Q

princeps, ipis

A

erster

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27
Q

gloria, ae (f)

A

Ruhm

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28
Q

auctor, oris (m)

A

Schriftsteller, Autor, Urheber

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29
Q

cognoscere, cognosco

A

kennenlernen

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30
Q

facilis, e

A

einfach

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31
Q

turpis, e

A

schändlich

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32
Q

vitium, i (n)

A

Laster, Fehler

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33
Q

abstinere a+ Abl., abstineo

A

sich fernhalten von, zurückhalten von

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34
Q

decet + Inf/AcI

A

es gehört sich

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35
Q

prodest + Inf/Aci

A

es nützt

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36
Q

eloquentia, ae (f)

A

Beredsamkeit, Redekunst

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37
Q

neglegere, neglego

A

vernachlässigen, sich nicht kümmern

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38
Q

sentire, sentio

A

meinen, urteilen, merken

39
Q

scire, scio

A

wissen

40
Q

facere, facio

A

machen, tun

41
Q

dissentire a + Abl., dissentio

A

anderer Meinung sein

42
Q

mittere, mitto

A

schicken, senden

43
Q

servare, servo

A

bewahren, retten

44
Q

putare, puto

A

glauben, meinen, vermuten

45
Q

capere, capio

A

ergreifen, fassen

46
Q

tradere, trado

A

übergeben, überlassen, anvertrauen, überliefern

47
Q

studium, i (n)

A

eifriges Streben; wissenschaftliche Beschäftigung, Studium

48
Q

pater, tris (m)

A

Vater

49
Q

parentes, um/ium (m. Pl.)

A

Eltern

50
Q

orator, oris (m)

A

Redner

51
Q

ius, iuris (n)

A

Recht

52
Q

vox, vocis (f)

A

Stimme

53
Q

ars, artis (f)

A

Kunst, Geschicklichkeit

54
Q

gravis, e

A

schwer

55
Q

crudelis, e

A

grausam

56
Q

antiquus, a, um

A

alt altehrwürdig

57
Q

ignorare, ignoro

A

nicht wissen

58
Q

non ignorare

A

sehr wohl wissen

59
Q

fabula, ae (f)

A

Erzählung, Geschichte, Gerede

60
Q

malus, a, um

A

schlecht, böse, übel

61
Q

officium, i (n)

A

Dienst, Pflicht

62
Q

ludus, i (m)

A

Schule; Spiel

63
Q

paucus, a, um

A

weni,g, gering, klein Pl Wenige

64
Q

florere + Abl, floreo

A

blühen, im hohem Maß besitzen

65
Q

nund (Adv)

A

jetzt, nun

66
Q

aut (Kj)

A

oder

67
Q

nec aut… aut…

A

weder… noch

68
Q

laus, laudis (f)

A

Lob, Ruhm

69
Q

causa, ae (f)

A

Grund, Ursache; Rechtsfall

70
Q

patere, pateo

A

offenstehen, offenbar sein, klar sein

71
Q

falsus, a, um

A

falsch, betrügerisch

72
Q

fingere, fingo

A

erdichten, gestalten

73
Q

error, oris (m)

A

Irrtum

74
Q

oportet + Inf/AcI

A

es ist nötig, man soll

75
Q

puella, ae (f)

A

Mädchen

76
Q

pudor, oris #(m)

A

Scham, Ehrgefühl

77
Q

superbia, ae (f)

A

Hochmut

78
Q

comes, itis (m/f)

A

Begleiter, Gefährte

79
Q

adulescens, entis (m)

A

junger Mann

80
Q

licet + Inf/AcI

A

es ist erlaubt, es steht frei

81
Q

gladiator, oris (m)

A

Gladiator

82
Q

equus, i (m)

A

Pferd

83
Q

paene (Adv)

A

beinahe

84
Q

concipere, concipio

A

empfangen

85
Q

enim (Kj)

A

denn, nämlich, in der Tat, freilich

86
Q

colligere, colligo

A

zusammensammeln, erwerben, um sich scharen

87
Q

inanis, e

A

leer, inhaltslos

88
Q

sermo, onis (f)

A

Gespräch, Unterhaltung

89
Q

utilis, e

A

nützlich

90
Q

denique (Adv)

A

zuletzt, endlich

91
Q

scientia, ae (f)

A

Kenntnis, Wissen

92
Q

igitur (adv)

A

also, daher

93
Q

alter, era, erum

A

der andere

94
Q

pars, partis (f)

A

Teil, Seite, Richtung