Unit 2 Test Flashcards
1
Q
white
A
albus -a -um
2
Q
nurturing
A
almus -a -um
3
Q
warm, hot
A
cálidus -a -um
4
Q
tired, weary
A
defessus -a -um
5
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on high, lofty
A
excelsus -a -um
6
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wild, fierce
A
ferus -a -um
7
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foul, ugly, hideous
A
foedus -a -um
8
Q
cold
A
frígidus -a -um
9
Q
wicked
A
nefárius -a -um
10
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foolish, stupid
A
stultus -a -um
11
Q
alone, only, sole
A
solus sola solum
12
Q
whole, entire
A
totus tota totum
13
Q
any (at all)
A
ullus ulla ullum
14
Q
no, not any
A
nullus nulla nullum
15
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other, another
A
álius ália áliud
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the other (of two)
the second (of two)
A
alter áltera álterum
17
Q
the one … the other
A
alter … alter
18
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neither (of two)
A
neuter neutra neutrum
19
Q
which (of two)
A
uter utra utrum
20
Q
powerful
A
potens potentis
21
Q
aged
A
senex senis
22
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sharp
A
acer acris acre
23
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huge
A
ingens ingentis
24
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lively
A
álacer álacris álacre
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bold
audax audacis
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swift
celer céleris célere
27
wise
sápiens sapientis
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famous
céleber célebris célebre
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careful
diligens diligentis
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lucky
felix felicis
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desirous (of), eager (for)
**cúpidus -a -um** (w/gen.)
32
full (of)
**plenus -a -um** (w/gen.)
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dear (to)
**carus -a -um** (w/dat.)
34
neighboring, close (to)
**finítimus -a -um** (w/dat.)
35
suitable, fit, proper (for)
**idóneus -a -um** (w/dat.)
36
similar (to)
**símilis -e** (w/dat.)
37
prepared (for)
**paratus -a -um** **ad** (w/acc.) or w.infinitive
38
useful (for)
**útilis -e ad** (w/acc.)
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safe (from)
**tutus -a -um** (w/abl.)
40
empty (from or of)
**vácuus -a -um** (w/abl.)
41
# **Give the Vocative**
my son
**fili mi**
42
# **Give the Vocative**
Claudius
**Claudi**
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# **Give the Vocative**
servus
**serve**
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Rational man
**Homo sápiens**
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Love conquers all.
**Amor vincit ómnia.**
46
another self
**alter ego**
47
O the times, O the customs
**O témpora, O mores**
48
Give two examples of adjectives used as nouns in English.
**the poor, good, bad, ugly, tired etc.**
49
Latin uses the masculine or neuter plural adjective as a noun to designate...
**a class of people or things**
50
Give two examples of the above.
**multa, fortes, multi, etc.**
51
Give three cardinal numbers that are declined in Latin.
**unus -a -um, duo -ae -o, tres tria**
52
Give two nouns that do not decline.
**satis, nihil**
53
A noun that directly follows another noun and renames it it is called an
**appositive**
54
Give the Vocative Rule and an example.
The vocative is the same as nominative except in the masculine singular nominative where **-us** changes to **-e** and **-ius** to **-i**. ** Et tu, Brute?**
55
The vocative is the case of
**direct address**
56
Give the two major kinds of adjectives.
1st/2nd and 3rd declension
57
The Naughty Nine are irregular in what cases?
genitive and dative
58
Est domus alíus civis.
It is the house of another citizen.
59
Totum frumentum mittam.
I will send all the grain.
60
Nullam aquam habent.
They have no water.
61
Mitte epístulam uni magistro.
Send a letter to one teacher.
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Multi sunt pacis cúpidi.
Many people are eager for peace.
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Multa sunt urbi finítima.
Many things are close to the city.
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Marcus, senator, est in templo.
Mark, the senator is in the temple.
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Epístulam Marco, senatori, mittam.
I will send a letter to Mark, the senator.
66
Ágite vaccas trans viam.
Drive the cows across the road.
