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Discamus 1: Latin A > Vocabulary—Set IV > Flashcards

Vocabulary—Set IV Flashcards

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb capiō.

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capiō, capere—take

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Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun clāmor.

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clāmor, clāmōris, m.—shout

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb faciō.

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faciō, facere—do, make

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How would you say “come on!” to one person in Latin?

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age!

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Give the dictionary entry for the Latin adjective rūsticus.

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rūsticus, rūstica, rūsticum—rural

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb rīdeō.

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rīdeō, rīdēre—laugh, smile

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb ambulō.

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ambulō, ambulāre—walk

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb clāmō.

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clāmō, clāmāre—shout

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb audiō.

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audiō, audīre—hear, listen

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Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun proelium.

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proelium, proeliī, n.—battle

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb līberō.

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līberō, līberāre—free

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb pugnō.

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pugnō, pugnāre—fight

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb agō.

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agō, agere—do, drive, discuss, live, spend (time)

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb habitō.

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habitō, habitāre—live, dwell

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb doceō.

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doceō, docēre—teach

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb timeō.

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timeō, timēre—fear, be afraid

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb dīcō.

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dīcō, dīcere—say, tell

18
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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb cantō.

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cantō, cantāre—sing

19
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What is the meaning of the Latin adverb nunc?

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now

20
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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb dormiō.

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dormiō, dormīre—sleep

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Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun causa.

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causa, causae, f.—cause

22
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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb sedeō.

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sedeō, sedēre—sit

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb iaceō.

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iaceō, iacēre—lie (down)

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb scrībō.

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scrībō, scrībere—write

25
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How would you say “come on!” to multiple people in Latin?

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agite!

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb moveō.

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moveō, movēre—move

27
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Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun lupus.

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lupus, lupī, m.—wolf

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb mittō.

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mittō, mittere—send

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What is the meaning of the Latin adverb mox?

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soon

30
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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb vincō.

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vincō, vincere—conquer, win

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Give the first two principal parts and meaning for the Latin verb currō.

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currō, currere—run

32
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What is the meaning of the Latin adverb tunc?

A

then

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