Stage 9 Flashcards
(22 cards)
What is the Latin term for ‘recognises’?
agnöscit
The perfect tense form is ‘agnövit’.
What does ‘celeriter’ mean?
quickly
This adverb describes the manner of an action.
What is the perfect tense of ‘cupit’?
cupivit
‘Cupit’ means ‘wants’.
What is the perfect tense of ‘dat’?
dedit
‘Dat’ means ‘gives’.
What does ‘dies’ mean?
day
It refers to a 24-hour period.
What is the perfect tense of ‘ēmittit’?
ēmisit
‘ēmittit’ means ‘throws, sends out’.
What is the perfect tense of ‘fert’?
tulit
‘Fert’ means ‘brings, carries’.
What does ‘homo’ mean?
human being, man
It refers to a member of the species Homo sapiens.
What does ‘hospes’ mean?
guest
It can also refer to a host.
What does ‘ille’ mean?
that
It is a demonstrative pronoun.
What is the perfect tense of ‘inspicit’?
inspexit
‘Inspicit’ means ‘examines, inspects’.
What is the Latin term for ‘again’?
iterum
This adverb indicates repetition.
What is the perfect tense of ‘manet’?
mänsit
‘Manet’ means ‘remains, stays’.
What does ‘medius’ mean?
middle
It refers to a central position.
What does ‘mox’ mean?
soon
It indicates a short time in the future.
What is the perfect tense of ‘offert’?
obtulit
‘Offert’ means ‘offers’.
What is the perfect tense of ‘ostendit’?
ostendit
‘Ostendit’ means ‘shows’.
What does ‘post’ mean?
after, behind
It indicates a position or time later than something else.
What is the perfect tense of ‘procedit’?
processit
‘Procedit’ means ‘proceeds, advances’.
What does ‘pulcher’ mean?
beautiful
It is an adjective describing aesthetic appeal.
What is the perfect tense of ‘revenit’?
revënit
‘Revenit’ means ‘comes back, returns’.
What is the perfect tense of ‘trädit’?
tradidit
‘Trädit’ means ‘hands over’.
