Vocab Notes 13-18

Question 1

Fio, fieri, factus sum is used as the passive

Answer 1

Of facio

Its is active in appearance but passive in meaning (opposite to a deponent)

Question 2

Hic as an adverb

Answer 2

Means here

Question 3

Illic as an adverb

Answer 3

There

Question 4

Parco, parcere, peperci, parsus
Pareo, parere, parui, paritus
Paro, parare, paravi, paratus
Pario, parere, peperi, partus

Meanings

Answer 4

Be sparing, spare
Be obedient, obey
Prepare, make ready, provide, get
Bear, give birth to, produce

Question 5

Praefero and praeficio govern

Answer 5

An object in the accusative

And a dative with compounds

Question 6

The leader put the legate in command of the troops

Answer 6

Dux legatum copiis praefecit

Question 7

Ubi

Answer 7

When, where

Question 8

Hic

Answer 8

There

Question 9

Illic

Answer 9

There

Question 10

Ibi

Answer 10

There

Question 11

Quo

Answer 11

(To) where

Question 12

Huc

Answer 12

(To) here

Question 13

Illuc

Answer 13

(To) there

Question 14

Eo

Answer 14

(To) there

Question 15

Unde

Answer 15

From where

Question 16

Hinc

Answer 16

From here

Question 17

Illinc

Answer 17

From there

Question 18

Inde

Answer 18

From there

Question 19

Suffixes -osus -lentus added to the stem of a noun mean

Answer 19

“Full off”

Question 20

Suffixes -fer and -ger added to the stem of a noun mean

Answer 20

“Bearing”

Question 21

Suffixes -ia/ies, -tia/ties, -tas, -tus, -tudo added to the stems of adjectives

Answer 21

Produce feminine abstract nouns

Question 22

Suffixes -ium and -tium added to the stems of adjectives

Answer 22

Neuter abstract nouns

Question 23

Constituit can be

Answer 23

Present of perfect

Question 24

what cases do dignus and indignus govern

Answer 24

ablative case

Question 25

diminutive of os (osculum) means

Answer 25

"little mouth" and "kiss"

Question 26

victus can be

Answer 26

the fourth principal part of vivo, vivere, vixi, victus vinco, vincere, vici, victus

Question 27

fortis means

Answer 27

genitive of fors, fortis F | adjective fortis -e

Question 28

forte means

Answer 28

ablative of fors, fortis F | Neuter adjective forte

Question 29

Nusquam Usquam Numquam

Answer 29

nowhere anywhere never

Question 30

ne..quidem construction

Answer 30

surround the word or words they emphasise

Question 31

cum nulla ne sorore quidem collocuta est

Answer 31

She spoke with no woman, not even her sister.

Question 32

Ablative of causa

Answer 32

Used as a preposition governing the genitive case, placed after the genitive

Question 33

Defendimus

Answer 33

Defendo has the same perfect and present active stem We defend We have defended

Question 34

Deterreo

Answer 34

Frighten from = deter, prevent, hinder, keep from

Question 35

Pervenio

Answer 35

Arrive at (ad is still used with it)

Question 36

Retego

Answer 36

Uncover, reveal

Question 37

Una cum

Answer 37

Together with

Question 38

Una

Answer 38

Together, at the same time

Question 39

Vertit

Answer 39

Same stem in perfect and present active stem He turns He has turned

Question 40

Animadverto

Answer 40

"Turn the mind to" = notice

Question 41

Veto principal parts

Answer 41

Veto, vetare, vetui, vetitus | Not usual pattern

Question 42

Inchoative verbs

Answer 42

Ending -sco -scere to the present stem of a verb or the stem of a noun or adjective Indicates the beginning of an action

Question 43

Quod means "the fact that"

Answer 43

Introduces a substantive clause Verb in indicative The subject or object of another verb, or in apposition to the subject of that other verb

Question 44

Quod ille coniugem tantum amat me movet

Answer 44

The fact that that man loves (his) wife so much moves me | Quod is subject of main verb

Question 45

Alterum est periculum, quod iste plus imperii vult

Answer 45

The other danger is the fact that that man (of yours) wants more power (Quod in apposition to subject of main verb)

Question 46

Neglexerunt quod ego civitati multos annos prosum

Answer 46

They have neglected the fact that I have been useful to the state for many years (Quod is object of main verb)

Question 47

Memini's defectiveness

Answer 47

Only found in the perfect tenses, | perfect tense is translated as present, pluperfect as past, future perfect as future

Question 48

What does memini often govern

Answer 48

Genitive

Question 49

Do you remember your native land?

Answer 49

Patriae meministi?

Question 50

Numerus, numeri, M means

Answer 50

Both "number" and "a group"

Question 51

Iste in numero nostro non est

Answer 51

That (awful) man is not in our group

Question 52

Obliviscor governs

Answer 52

Often governs genitive

Question 53

In the midst of the war he forgot his fear

Answer 53

In medio bello metus oblitus est

Question 54

Quod means

Answer 54

``` But Because If Which (neuter relative pronoun) Which? What? (Interrogative adjective) The fact that ```