VOCAB comparative/superlative 1

Question 1

What does ‘altus, a, um’ mean?

Answer 1

high, tall

Question 2

What is the meaning of ‘latus, a, um’?

Answer 2

wide

Question 3

Define ‘inimicus, a, um’.

Answer 3

unfriendly

Question 4

What does ‘ignotus, a, um’ signify?

Answer 4

unknown

Question 5

What is the translation of ‘notus, a, um’?

Answer 5

known

Question 6

What does ‘laetus, a, um’ mean?

Answer 6

happy

Question 7

Define ‘amicus, a, um’.

Answer 7

friendly

Question 8

What does ‘lentus, a, um’ mean?

Answer 8

slow

Question 9

What is the meaning of ‘tardus, a, um’?

Answer 9

slow

Question 10

What does ‘carus, a, um’ signify?

Answer 10

dear

Question 11

Define ‘clarus, a, um’.

Answer 11

famous

Question 12

What does ‘gratus, a, um’ mean?

Answer 12

pleasing

Question 13

What is the translation of ‘apertus, a, um’?

Answer 13

open

Question 14

What does ‘miser, a, um’ signify?

Answer 14

sad, wretched

Question 15

Define ‘pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum’.

Answer 15

beautiful

Question 16

What does ‘liber, libera, liberum’ mean?

Answer 16

free

Question 17

What is the meaning of ‘potens (potentis-gen)’?

Answer 17

powerful

Question 18

What does ‘sapiens (sapientis)’ signify?

Answer 18

wise

Question 19

Define ‘felix (felici)’.

Answer 19

happy

Question 20

What does ‘gravis, is, e’ mean?

Answer 20

severe

Question 21

What is the translation of ‘fidelis, is, e’?

Answer 21

faithful

Question 22

What does ‘tristis, is, e’ signify?

Answer 22

sad

Question 23

Define ‘humilis, is, e’.

Answer 23

low

Question 24

Define ferox (felicis):

Answer 24

fierce

Question 25

Define velox (velocis):

Answer 25

quick

Question 26

similis, is, e

Answer 26

similar ## Footnote This term can also imply likeness in various contexts.

Question 27

What does 'facilis, is, e' mean?

Answer 27

easy ## Footnote It denotes a quality of simplicity or lack of difficulty.

Question 28

What is the meaning of 'dissimilis, is, e'?

Answer 28

unsimilar ## Footnote This term indicates a lack of similarity or likeness.

Question 29

What does 'difficilis, is, e' translate to?

Answer 29

difficult ## Footnote It describes something that is hard to accomplish or understand.

Question 30

Define 'utilis, is, e'.

Answer 30

useful ## Footnote This term refers to something that has practical utility or benefit.

Question 31

clever, celeris, celere

Answer 31

quick ## Footnote This term is often used to describe speed.

Question 32

Translate 'acer, acris, acre'.

Answer 32

sharp ## Footnote It can refer to both physical sharpness (like a blade) and metaphorical sharpness (like wit).

Question 33

What does 'levis, levis, leve' mean?

Answer 33

light ## Footnote This term can refer to weight or brightness.

Question 34

What is the meaning of 'alacer, alacris, alacre'?

Answer 34

eager, ready ## Footnote It describes a state of enthusiasm or readiness to act.

Question 35

What does 'fortis, fortis, forte' translate to?

Answer 35

brave, strong ## Footnote This term encompasses both physical strength and courage.

Question 36

Define 'prudens, prudentis'.

Answer 36

wise ## Footnote It refers to the quality of having good sense or judgment.

Question 37

What is the meaning of 'audax, audacis'?

Answer 37

bold ## Footnote This term signifies a willingness to take risks.