Stage 9 - 11 (English to Latin): Flashcards

(92 cards)

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Athlete

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altheta (m.)

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Day

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dies, di- (m.)

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Present, gift

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donum (n.)

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Guest, host

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hospes, hospit- (m.)

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Oil

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oleum (n.)

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Palaestra, exercise ground

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palaestra (f.)

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Statue

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statua (f.)

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Baths

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thermae (f. pl.)

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To recognize

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agnoscit [3a]
agnosco, agnoscere, agnovi

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To celebrate

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celebrat [1]
celebro, celebrare, celebravi

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To give

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dat [1]
do, dare, dedi

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To throw, send out

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emittit [3a]
emitto, emittere emisi

cf. amitto, dimitto, emitto, mitto, promitto, remitto

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To exercise

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exercet [2]
exerceo, exercere, exercui

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To bring, carry, bear

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fert [wacky]
fero, ferre, tuli

cf. affero, aufero, defero, infero, offero, profero, refero

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To look at, inspect, examine

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inspicit [3b, YES 3b]
inspicio, inspicere, inspexi

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To remain, stay

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manet [2]
maneo, manere, mansi

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To offer

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offert [wacky]
offero, offerre, obtuli

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To show

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ostendit [3a]
ostendo, ostendere, ostendi

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To come back, return

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revenit [4]
revenio, revenire, reveni

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To hand over

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tradit [3a]
trado, tradere, tradidi

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That, he, & that, she (PRONOUNS)

(acc. = illum, illam)

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ille, illa

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Middle

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medius, -a

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Well-known, famous

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notus, -a

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Again

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iterum

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Soon
mox
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For a (little) while, briefly, for a short time
paulisper
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After, behind
post
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Indicates a question
-ne
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And (attached to the end of a word)
-que
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Control
imperium (n.)
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Fire
incendium (n.)
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Enemy
inimicus (m.)
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Teacher
magistra (f.)
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Husband
maritus (m.)
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Peace
pax, pac- (f.)
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Bridge
pons, pont- (m.)
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Harbor
portus (m.)
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Fight
pugna (f.)
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Orator, teacher of rhetoric
rhetor, rhetor- (m.)
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Opinion
sententia (f.)
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Wife
uxor, uxor- (f.)
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To go away
abit [wacky] abeo, abire, abii cf. adeo, eo, pereo, redeo
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To accept, take in, receive
accipit [3b] accipio, accipere, accepi
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To build
aedificat [1] aedifico, aedificare, aedificavi
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To exclaim, shout
exclamat [1] exclamo, exclamare, exclamavi
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To find
invenit [4] invenio, invenire, inveni
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To go
it [wacky] eo, ire, ii
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To announce
nuntiat [1] nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi
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To save, protect
servat [1] servo, servare, servavi
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To be silent, be quiet
tacet [2] taceo, tacere, tacui
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Clever, smart
callidus, -a
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Happy, lucky, fortunate
felix (felic-) (adv. = feliciter)
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Unlucky, unhappy, unfortunate
infelix (infelic-) (adv. = infeliciter)
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Alone, lonely, only on one's own
solus, -a
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Stupid, foolish
stultus, -a (adv. = stulte)
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Violent, loud
vehemens (vehement-) (adv. = vehementer)
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Then
deinde
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No!
minime!
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(1) how (2) than, as (3) whom, which
quam
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Always
semper
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At last
tandem
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Candidate
candidatus (m.)
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Family, tribe
gens, gent- (f.)
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Wall
murus (m.)
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Speech
oratio, oration- (f.)
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Writer
scriptor (m.)
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Senator
senator, senator- (m.)
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To come together, gather, meet
convenit [4] convenio, convenire, conveni
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To invite
invitat [1] invito, invitare, invitavi
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To read
legit [3a] lego, legere, legi
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To promise
promittit [3a] promitto, promittere, promisi
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To strike, beat
verberat [1] verbero, verberare, verberavi
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To be strong, be well
valet [2] valeo, valere, valui (vale!)
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To approach, come near to
appropinquat [1] appropinquo, -are, -avi (+DAT.)
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To trust, believe, have faith in
credit [3a] credo, credere, credidi (+DAT.)
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To favor, support
favet [2] faveo, favere, favi (+DAT.)
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To command
imperat [1] impero, imperare, imperavi (+DAT.)
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To hurt
nocet [2] noceo, nocere, nocui (+DAT.)
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To obstruct, block the way
obsto [1] obsto, obstare, obstiti (+DAT.)
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To persuade
persuadet [2] persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi (+DAT.)
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To please, suit
placet [2] placeo, placere, placui (+DAT.)
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To be in charge of
praesum [wacky] praesum, praeesse, praefui (+DAT.)
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Rich
dives (divit-)
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Generous
liberalis (liberal-) (adv. = liberaliter)
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Noble, of noble birth
nobilis (nobil-) (adv. = nobiliter)
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First
primus, -a
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Second
secundus, -a
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Worried, anxious
sollicitus, -a
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Stupid, foolish
stultus, -a
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Third
tertius, -a
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Useful
utilis (util-) (adv. = utiliter) cf. inutilis
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Now
nunc