Vocab: English-Latin 13-18 Flashcards

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Young, youthful

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Adulescens -entis

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Someone, something; anyone, anything

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Aliquis, aliquid
Quis, quid
Pronoun

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Some, any

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Aliqui, aliqua, aliquod
Qui, qua, quod
Adjective

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Swift

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Celer, celeris, celere

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Two

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Duo, duae, duo

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Be made, be done, happen, become (serves as the passive for facio)

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Fio, fieri, factus sum

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Yesterday

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Heri

Adverb

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Here

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Hic

Adverb

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There

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Illic

Adverb

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Angry

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Iratus -a -um

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Right, law

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Ius, iuris

N

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Legate, envoy

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Legatus -i

M

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No one

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Nemo, neminis

M/F

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Oration, speech

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Oratio -onis

F

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Almost

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Paene

Adverb

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Common people

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Plebs, plebis

F

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Someone, something; anyone, anything (used with a negative/virtual negative)

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Quisquam, quidquam/quicquam

Pronoun

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Each one, each thing, everyone, everything

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Quisque, quidque/quicque

Pronoun

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Each, every

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Quique, quaeque, quodque

Adjective

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(To) where

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Quo

Adverb

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Skilled, expert

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Sollers, sollertis

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Use, advantage, enjoyment

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Usus -us

M

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Hardly, scarcely

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Vix

Adverb

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Admiration

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Admiratio -onis

F

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so, so much, so far
adeo | adverb
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mind, rational spirit, soul
animus -i | M
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authority
auctoritas, auctoritatis | F
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or
aut | (conj)
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either...or
aut...aut
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Carthage
Carthago, Carthaginis | F
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worthy, deserving, suitable
dignus -a -um | +ablative
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unworthy, unsuitable
indignus -a -um | +ablative
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plain, grief, sorrow
dolor, doloris | M
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even
etiam | Adverb
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to this place
huc | adverb
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to that place, up to that time
illuc | adverb
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between, among
inter | prep + accusative
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so, in this way
ita | adverb
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only; just, just now
modo | Adverb
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known, well-know, customary
notus -a -um
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messenger, message
nuntius -i | M
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recently
nuper | adverb
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mouth, expression
os, oris | N
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little, small
paulus -a -um | compares irregularly: minor, minus; minimus -a -um
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peace
pax, pacis | F
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of what kind, what kind of
qualis -e
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old
senex, senis
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sic
so, in this way | adverb
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such, of such a sort
talis -e
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such...as
talis...qualis
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weather, storm, season
tempestas, tempestatis | F
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across, on the other side of
trans | prep + accusative
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then, at that time
tum or tunc | Adverb
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everywhere, anywhere, wherever
ubique | adverb
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truth
veritas, veritatis | F
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absent
absens, absentis
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before
antequam | conjunction
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disaster, calamity
calamitas, calamitatis | F
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against, facing; opposite, in opposition, in turn
contra | prep + accusative; adverb
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when, since, although
cum | conjunction
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while, until, as long as
donec | conjunction
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while, until, as long as; if only, provided that
dum | conj
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if only, provided that
dummodo | conj
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although, even if
etsi | (conjunction) +indicative
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small
exiguus -a -um
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chance
fors, fortis, -ium | F
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lightning, flash, brightness
fulgor, fulgoris | M
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pleasing
gratus -a -um | +dative
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therefore
igitur | postpositive conjunction
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nature, talent, disposition, natural quality
ingenium -i | N
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hostility
inimicitia -ae | F
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sometimes
interdum | Adverb
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judge, jury (pl)
iudex, iudicis | M
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trial, judgement, decision
iudicium -i | N
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memory
memoria -ae | F
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if only, provided that
modo | conjunction
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nowhere
nusquam | adverb
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nurse
nutrix, nutricis | F
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all in all, as a whole, entirely
omnino | adverb
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before
priusquam | conj
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although
quamvis (conj.) +subjunctive
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as if, as it were
quasi (conj)
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indeed
quidem (Adv)
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not even
ne...quidem (enclosing the words they emphasize
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as long as, as far as, until
quoad (conj.) | takes the same construction as dum and donec
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since
quoniam (conj) | +indicative
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as soon as
simul ac/atque (conj) | +indicative
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sleep, dream
somnus -i | M
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when
ubi (conj)
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Ne...quidem
Not even
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Opposite, hostile, advers
Adversus -a -um
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Belonging to another, strange, out of place
Alienus -a -um
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Cause, reason
Causa -ae | F
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For the sake of
Causa (preceded by the genitive)
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Daily
Cottidie/cotidie | Adverb
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Fitting, suitable; handsome
Decorus -a -um
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In vain
Frustra | Adverb
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Weak, unhealthy
Infirmus -a -um
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Law
Lex, legis | F
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Freely, willingly, gladly
Libenter | Adverb
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Necessary
Necesse | Adjective
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Writer
Scriptor, scriptoris | M
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Fond of, partial to, studious
+ genitive | Studiosus -a -um
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Useful, beneficial
Utilis -e
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Or
Vel | Conjunction
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Either...or
Vel...vel
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Old
Vetus, veteris
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Time of life, age, life
Aetas, aetatis | F
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Speed, swiftness
Celeritas, celeritatis | F
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Finally, at last
Denique | Adverb
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Doubtful
Dubius -a -um
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Doubt, hesitation
Dubium -i | N
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Grove, wood
Nemus, nemoris | N
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A going down, setting; downfall, ruin
Obitus, obitus | M
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Rising, source
Ortus, ortus | M
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Quin
(Conjunction) | But that, that not (used after expressions of prevention, negative doubting etc.)
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Quominus
Conjunction By which the less, that not, from (Used in positive lr negative clauses of prevention)
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Rod, ray
Radius, radii | M
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Religious awe, reverence, integrity, sanctity
Religio, religionis | F
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Remaining; rest of
Reliquus -a -um
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Back
Tergum -i | N
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Foul, ugly
Turpis -e
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Together, at the same time
Una | Adverb
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As (a small denomination of money)
As, assis, -ium | M
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Honor, distinction, office
Honor, honoris | M
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Nothing
Nihilum, -i | N
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Number
Numerus, -i | M
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Price; value
Pretium, -i | N
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Battle, fight
Pugna, -ae | F
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But if
Quod si