Lektion 4 Flashcards by Mona Schmidt

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epistula, ae (f)

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Brief

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amica, ae (f)

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Freundin

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primo (adv)

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zuerst

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magis (adv)

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mehr, eher

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quam

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in Vergleichen: als, wie

mit Superlativ: möglichst

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avaritia, ae (f)

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Geiz, Habsucht

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exercere, exerceo, exercui, exercitum

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üben, plagen

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gloria, ae (f)

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Ehre, Ruhm

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gratia, ae (f)

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Ansehen, Beliebtheit; Dank, Gefälligkeit

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bonus, a, um

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gut

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malus, a, um

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schlecht, schlimm

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pecunia, ae (f)

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Geld, Vermögen

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nunc (adv)

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nun, jetzt

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divitiae, arum (f. Pl.)

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Reichtum

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potentia, ae (f)

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Macht

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postulare

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fordern

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studere, studio, studui (mit Dat)

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sich bemühen um, streben nach

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igitur (adv)

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also, folglich

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luxuria, ae (f)

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Genusssucht, Ausschweifung

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superbia, ae (f)

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Stolz, Überheblichkeit

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adulescentia, ae (f)

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Jungend (15-30)

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invadere, invado, invasi, invasum

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eindringen, angreifen, überfallen

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rapere, rapio, rapui, raptum

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rauben, wegreißen

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consumere, consumo, consumpsi, consumptum

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verbrauchen, verwenden, verschwenden

incipere, incipio, coepi (incepi), inceptum

anfangen, beginnen

vita, ae (f)

Leben

agere, ago, egi, actum

treiben, (ver)handeln

vitam agere

Leben führen

studium, i (n)

Eifer, Beschäftigung, Engagement

alienus, a, um

fremd

cupere, cupio, cupivi, cuprium

verlangen, wünschen

ita (adv)

so

improbus, a, um

schlecht, unanständig

tantus, a, um

so groß, so viel

tam (Adv)

so

vivere, vivo, vixi, victurus

leben

eloquentia, ae (f)

Beredsamkeit

sapientia, ae (f)

Weisheit

ingenium, i (n)

Begabung, Talent, Charakter

excellere, excello (mit Abl)

herausragen, sich auszeichnen druch

a, ab (mit Abl)

von (...an)

discordia, ae (f)

Zwietracht

semper (adv)

immer

appetere, appeto, appetivi, appetitum

haben wollen, erstreben, angreifen

miser, misera, miserum

arm, unglücklich, elend, erbärmlich

flagitium, i (n)

Gemeinheit, Schandtat

iniuria, ae (f)

Unrecht, Ungerechtigkeit, Beleidigung

deus, I (m)

Gottheit

offendere, offendo, offendi, offensum

anstoßen, verletzen, kränken

parere, pareo, parui

gehorchen

audacia, ae (f)

Frechheit, Kühnheit

licentia, ae (f)

Freiheit, Willkür

opprimere, opprimo, oppressi, oppressum

unterdrücken, niederwerfen, bedrohen