VOCABULARY LISTED BY PART OF SPEECH

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V OCABULARY L ISTED
BY PART OF S PEECH
By covering the words in one column or the other with a piece of paper with a notch
in the top, test your knowledge of these words. For words in boldface, you should be
able to give the English for the Latin, the Latin for the English, and all information
about the Latin word as given in the entry. Practice until you can do this with no
mistakes. For words not in boldface, you only need to be able to give the English for
the Latin.
Chapter 28
NOUNS:
1st Declension:
neglegentia, -ae, f.
sella, -ae, f.
2nd Declension:
porcus, -ï, m.
speculum, -ï, n.
3rd Declension:
crïnës, crïnium, m. pl.
glïs, glïris, gen. pl., glïrium, m.
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
3rd Declension:
RELATIVE PRONOUN:
ADVERB:
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
3rd Conjugation:
Irregular:
WORDS AND PHRASES:
pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum
vexätus, -a, -um
neglegëns, neglegentis
quï, quae, quod
neglegenter
carelessness
sedan chair
pig
mirror
hair
dormouse
beautiful, pretty, handsome
annoyed
careless
who, which, that
carelessly
invïtö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
to invite
pectö, pectere, pexï, pexus
vëndö, vëndere, vëndidï, vënditus
to comb
to sell
ineö, inïre, iniï or inïvï, initus
cuius
in quibus
Quam ob causam...?
to go into, enter
whose
among whom
For what reason...?
Why...?
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
flamma, -ae, f.
mënsa, -ae, f.
rixa, -ae, f.
2nd Declension:
fümus, -ï, m.
lïbertus, -ï, m.
mendïcus, -ï, m.
3rd Declension:
adstantës, adstantium, m. pl.
fïnis, fïnis, gen. pl., fïnium, m.
vestis, vestis, gen. pl., vestium, f.
4th Declension:
versus, -üs, m.
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
Indefinite Adjective:
celerrimus, -a, -um
ëlegantissimus, -a, -um
quïdam, quaedam, quoddam
Interrogative Adjective:
Quï...? Quae...? Quod...?
PRONOUN:
Interrogative Pronoun:
Quis...? Quid...?
PREPOSITION:
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
3rd Conjugation:
3rd Conjugation (-iö):
4th Conjugation:
WORDS AND PHRASES:
ä, ab + abl.
concursö, -äre, -ävï, -ätürus
dëlectö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
recitö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
recumbö, recumbere, recubuï
rumpö, rumpere, rüpï, ruptus
aufugiö, aufugere, aufügï
ëripiö, ëripere, ëripuï, ëreptus
grunniö, -ïre
portätur
recitäns
summä celeritäte
flame
table
quarrel
smoke
freedman
beggar
bystanders
end
clothing, garment
verse, line (of poetry)
fastest, very fast
most elegant
(a) certain
What...? Which...?
Who...? What...?
from, by
to run to and fro, run about
to delight, amuse
to read aloud, recite
to recline, lie down
to burst
to run away, escape
to snatch (from)
to grunt
is (being) carried
reciting
with the greatest speed
Consolidation
qu- Words
Relative Pronoun:
Indefinite Adjective:
Interrogative Pronoun:
Causal Conjunction:
Exclamatory Adverb:
Interrogative Adjective:
quï, quae, quod
quïdam, quaedam, quoddam
Quis...? Quid...?
quod
Quam...!
Quï...? Quae...? Quod...?
who, which, that
a certain
Who...? What...?
because
How...!
What...? Which...?
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
fenestra, -ae, f.
incola, -ae, m./f.
ïnsula, -ae, f.
2nd Declension:
dubium, -ï, n.
incendium, -ï, n.
örnämenta, -örum, n. pl.
spectäculum, -ï, n.
tabulätum, -ï, n.
3rd Declension:
ïnfäns, ïnfantis, m./f.
pariës, parietis, m.
Irregular:
vïs, acc., vim, abl., vï, f.
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
3rd Declension:
ADVERBS:
infant, young child
wall (of a house or room)
force, amount
weak, shaky, frail
small
miseräbilis, -is, -e
miserable, wretched
ac
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
doubt
fire
furnishings
sight, spectacle
story, floor
ïnfirmus, -a, -um
parvus, -a, -um
paene
tam
CONJUNCTION:
window
inhabitant, tenant
island, apartment building
obscürö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
almost
so
and
to hide
2nd Conjugation:
commoveö, commovëre, commövï, commötus
3rd Conjugation:
ëmittö, ëmittere, ëmïsï, ëmissus
exstinguö, exstinguere, exstïnxï, exstïnctus
opprimö, opprimere, oppressï, oppressus
quaerö, quaerere, quaesïvï, quaesïtus
to move, upset
to
to
to
to
send out
put out, extinguish
overwhelm
seek, look for, ask (for)
3rd Conjugation (-iö):
ëiciö, ëicere, ëiëcï, ëiectus
to throw out
Irregular:
efferö, efferre, extulï, ëlätus
to carry out, bring out
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
convïva, -ae, m.
perna, -ae, f.
umbra, -ae, f.
guest (at a banquet)
ham
shadow, shade (of the dead)
2nd Declension:
cachinnus, -ï, m.
dënärius, -ï, m.
lanius, -ï, m.
pretium, -ï, n.
trïclïnium, -ï, n.
laughter
denarius (silver coin)
butcher
price
dining room
3rd Declension:
carö, carnis, f.
lepus, leporis, m.
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
3rd Declension:
fidëlissimus, -a, -um
multus, -a, -um
nötus, -a, -um
optimus, -a, -um
celeber, celebris, celebre
pinguis, -is, -e
procäx, procäcis
DEMONSTRATIVE ADJECTIVES AND PRONOUNS:
ïdem, eadem, idem
ipse, ipsa, ipsum
ADVERBS:
CONJUNCTION:
grätïs
immö
magnopere
quidem
rëctë
umquam
vërö
autem
PREPOSITION:
ä, ab + abl.
VERBS:
2nd Conjugation:
retineö, retinëre, retinuï, retentus
3rd Conjugation:
meat
hare
most faithful, very faithful
much
known
best, very good, excellent
famous
fat
insolent; as slang, pushy
the same
himself, herself, itself,
themselves, very
free, for nothing
rather, on the contrary
greatly
indeed
rightly, properly
ever
truly, really, indeed
however, but
from, by
to hold back, keep
addö, addere, addidï, additus
bibö, bibere, bibï
dëpönö, dëpönere, dëposuï, dëpositus
to add
to drink
to lay down, put aside, set
minuö, minuere, minuï, minütus
päscö, päscere, pävï, pästus
reprehendö, reprehendere, reprehendï, reprehënsus
to lessen, reduce, decrease
to feed, pasture
to blame, scold, reprove
down
3rd Conjugation (-iö):
WORD:
accipiö, accipere, accëpï, acceptus
Quantï...?
to receive, get, welcome
How much...?
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
solea, -ae, f.
2nd Declension:
candëläbrum, -ï, n.
Cerberus, -ï, m.
iëntäculum, -ï, n
ïnferï, -örum, m. pl.
iussa, -örum, n. pl.
mälum, -ï, n.
Mercurius, -ï, m.
oleum, -ï, n.
Orpheus, -ï, m.
övum, -ï, n.
pallium, -ï, n.
prandium, -ï, n.
pullus, -ï, m.
rëgnum, -ï, n.
strätum, -ï, n.
3rd Declension:
Charön, Charönis, m.
holus, holeris, n.
ignis, ignis, gen. pl., ignium, m.
pänis, pänis, m.
Plütön, Plütönis, m.
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
3rd Declension:
örnätissimus, -a, -um
pulcherrimus, -a, -um
complürës, -ës, -a
ADVERB:
cömiter
PREPOSITION:
circum + acc.
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
comparö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
sandal
candelabrum, lamp-stand
Cerberus (three-headed dog
guarding the underworld)
breakfast
the underworld
commands, orders
apple
Mercury (messenger god)
oil
Orpheus (legendary singer and
husband of Eurydice)
egg
cloak
midday meal
chicken
kingdom
sheet, covering
Charon (ferryman in the
underworld)
vegetable
fire
bread
Pluto (king of the underworld)
very decorated
most/very beautiful
several, many
courteously, graciously, in
a friendly way
around
to buy, obtain, get ready
3rd Conjugation:
accumbö, accumbere, accubuï, accubitürus
addücö, addücere, addüxï, adductus
coquö, coquere, coxï, coctus
effundö, effundere, effüdï, effüsus
to
to
to
to
recline (at table)
lead on, bring
cook
pour out; pass., to be
spilled,
ëvertö, ëvertere, ëvertï, ëversus
3rd Conjugation (-iö):
dëiciö, dëicere, dëiëcï, dëiectus
reficiö, reficere, refëcï, refectus
Irregular:
afferö, afferre, attulï, allätus
to spill
to overturn, upset
to throw down; pass., to
fall
to remake, redo, restore
to bring, bring to, bring in
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auferö, auferre, abstulï, ablätus
WORDS AND PHRASES:
Bonö animö es!/este!
cäsü
quä dë causä
to carry away, take away
Be of good mind! Cheer up!
by chance, accidentally
for this reason
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
anima, -ae, f.
lüna, -ae, f.
olïva, -ae, f.
pestilentia, -ae, f.
popïna, -ae, f.
stëla, -ae, f.
umbra, -ae, f.
üva, -ae, f.
soul, "heart"
moon
olive
plague
eating-house, bar
tombstone
shadow, shade (of the
dead)
grape, bunch of grapes
2nd Declension:
asparagus, -ï, m.
bölëtus, -ï, m.
coquus, -ï, m.
ferculum, -ï, n.
frustum, -ï, n.
locus, -ï, m.
medicus, -ï, m.
mulsum, -ï, n.
näsus, -ï, m.
passum, -ï, n.
pirum, -ï, n.
pöculum, -ï, n.
vestïmentum, -ï, n.
asparagus
mushroom
cook
dish, tray
scrap
place
doctor
wine sweetened with honey
nose
raisin-wine
pear
cup, goblet
clothing; pl., clothes
3rd Declension:
gustätiö, gustätiönis, f.
liquämen, liquäminis, n.
hors d'oeuvre, first course
garum (a sauce made from
fish,
pecus, pecoris, n.
sanguis, sanguinis, m.
versipellis, versipellis, gen. pl, versipellium, m.
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
ADVERBS:
CONJUNCTIONS:
PREPOSITION:
INTERJECTION:
aspersus, -a, -um
cëterï, -ae, -a
ïrätissimus, -a, -um
lapideus, -a, -um
niger, nigra, nigrum
proximus, -a, -um
situs, -a, -um
urbänus, -a, -um
forte
merïdië
posteä
prius
ünä
dönec
tamquam
inter + acc.
Euge!
used to season food)
livestock, sheep and cattle
blood
werewolf
sprinkled
the rest (of), the other(s)
most/very angry
of stone, stony
black
nearest
located, situated
of the city/town
by chance
at noon
afterward
earlier
together
until
just as if
between, among
Hurray!
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VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
dëdicö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
excüsö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
gustö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
numerö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
ululö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
vulnerö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
2nd Conjugation:
careö, carëre, caruï, caritürus + abl.
compleö, complëre, complëvï, complëtus
dërïdeö, dërïdëre, dërïsï, dërïsus
3rd Conjugation:
caedö, caedere, cecïdï, caesus
exuö, exuere, exuï, exütus
irrumpö, irrumpere, irrüpï, irruptus
pröcëdö, pröcëdere, pröcessï, pröcessürus
scindö, scindere, scidï, scissus
Irregular:
WORDS AND PHRASES:
edö, ësse, ëdï, ësus
dë porcö datum est
Dï immortälës
rës urbänae, rërum urbänärum, f. pl.
së excusäre
secundae mënsae, -ärum, f. pl.
to
to
to
to
to
to
dedicate
forgive, excuse
take a bite of
count
howl
wound
to need, lack
to fill
to laugh at, get the last laugh
to
to
to
to
to
strike, cut down, kill
take off
burst in
go forward
cut, split, carve
to eat
some pork was given
Immortal gods! Good heavens!
affairs of the city/town
to apologize
second course, dessert
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
2nd Declension:
aränea, -ae, f.
coröna, -ae, f.
cüra, -ae, f.
hedera, -ae, f.
rosa, -ae, f.
apium, -ï, n.
convïvium, -ï, n.
cyathus, -ï, m.
fritillus, -ï, m.
merum, -ï, n.
modus, -ï, m.
sacculus, -ï, m.
tälï, -örum, m. pl.
unguentum, -ï, n.
3rd Declension:
amor, amöris, m.
canis, canis, m./f.
cömissätiö, cömissätiönis, f.
Cupïdö, Cupïdinis, m.
flös, flöris, m.
Herculës, Herculis, m.
sal, salis, m.
sëniö, sëniönis, m.
Venus, Veneris, f.
Indeclinable:
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
3rd Declension:
nïl
candidus, -a, -um
ëbrius, -a, -um
foedus, -a, -um
merus, -a, -um
paucï, -ae, -a
pessimus, -a, -um
venustus, -a, -um
abstinëns, abstinentis + abl.
äcer, äcris, äcre
brevis, -is, -e
celer, celeris, celere
difficilis, -is, -e
dissimilis, -is, -e
facilis, -is, -e
fëlïx, fëlïcis
gracilis, -is, -e
humilis, -is, -e
prüdëns, prüdentis
similis, -is, -e + gen. or dat.
suävis, -is, -e
cobweb
garland, crown
care
ivy
rose
parsley
feast, banquet
small ladle, measure (of wine)
cylindrical box
undiluted wine
way, method
small bag (used for holding
money)
knucklebones
ointment, perfume
love
dog; the lowest throw of
the knucklebones
drinking party
Cupid (the son of Venus)
flower
Hercules (Greek hero)
salt, wit
the six (in throwing
knucklebones)
Venus (the goddess of love),
the highest throw of the
knucklebones
nothing
white, fair-skinned, beautiful
drunk
filthy, disgusting
pure
few
worst
charming
refraining from
keen, bitter, sharp
short
fast, swift
difficult
unlike, dissimilar
easy
lucky, happy, fortunate
slender
humble
wise, sensible
similar (to), like
sweet, delightful
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vetus, veteris
Positive, Comparative, and Superlative:
Regular:
1st and 2nd Declension:
molestus, -a, -um
molestior, molestior, molestius, gen., molestiöris
molestissimus, -a, -um
3rd Declension:
brevis, -is, -e
brevior, brevior, brevius, gen., breviöris
brevissimus, -a, -um
fëlïx, fëlïcis
fëlïcior, fëlïcior, fëlïcius, gen., fëlïciöris
fëlïcissimus, -a, -um
prüdëns, prüdentis
prüdentior, prüdentior, prüdentius, gen., prüdentiöris
prüdentissimus, -a, -um
1st and 2nd Declension Adjectives Ending in -er:
miser, misera, miserum
miserior, miserior, miserius, gen., miseriöris
miserrimus, -a, -um
pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum
pulchrior, pulchrior, pulchrius, gen., pulchriöris
pulcherrimus, -a, -um
old
troublesome, annoying
more/rather troublesome,
annoying
most/very troublesome,
annoying
short
shorter, rather short
shortest, very short
lucky, happy
luckier, rather lucky
happier, rather happy
luckiest, most/very lucky,
happy
wise, sensible
wiser, rather wise
more/rather sensible
wisest, most/very wise,
sensible
unhappy, miserable, wretched
unhappier, rather unhappy,
etc.
most/very unhappy, etc.
beautiful, pretty, handsome
more/rather beautiful, etc.
most/very beautiful, etc.
3rd Declension Adjectives Ending in -er:
celer, celeris, celere
celerior, celerior, celerius, gen., celeriöris
celerrimus, -a, -um
swift
swifter, rather swift
swiftest, very swift
äcer, äcris, äcre
äcrior, äcrior, äcrius, gen., äcriöris
äcerrimus, -a, -um
keen
keener, rather keen
keenest, very keen
Most 3rd Declension Adjectives Ending in -lis:
fidëlis, -is, -e
fidëlior, fidëlior, fidëlius, gen., fidëliöris
fidëlissimus, -a, -um
faithful
more/rather faithful
most/very faithful
Six 3rd Declension Adjectives Ending in -lis:
facilis, -is, -e
facilior, facilior, facilius, gen., faciliöris
facillimus, -a, -um
The other five:
difficilis, -is, -e
similis, -is, -e + gen. or dat.
dissimilis, -is, -e
easy
easier, rather easy
easiest, very easy
difficult
similar (to), like
dissimilar
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gracilis, -is, -e
humilis, -is, -e
Irregular:
bonus, -a, -um
melior, melior, melius, gen., meliöris
optimus, -a, -um
malus, -a, -um
peior, peior, peius, gen., peiöris
pessimus, -a, -um
magnus, -a, -um
slender
humble
good
better, rather good
best, very good, excellent
bad, evil
worse, rather bad
worst, very bad
maior, maior, maius, gen., maiöris
maximus, -a, -um
big, great, large, loud
(voice, laugh)
bigger, rather big, etc.
biggest, very big, etc.
parvus, -a, -um
minor, minor, minus, gen., minöris
minimus, -a, -um
small
smaller, rather small
smallest, very small
multus, -a, -um
plüs*
plürimus, -a, -um
multï, -ae, -a
plürës, plürës, plüra, gen., plürium
plürimï, -ae, -a
much
more
most, very much
many
more, rather many
most, very many
Note that plüs is not an adjective but a neuter
substantive, usually found with a partitive genitive,
e.g., Titus plüs vïnï bibit. Titus drank more (of the) wine.
ADVERBS:
conträ
magis
maximë
nimis*
optimë
paulätim
prüdenter
quam
in return
more
most, very much
too much
very well, excellently
gradually
wisely, sensibly
than
*Adverb or indeclinable substantive
CONJUNCTIONS:
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
et...et
seu = sive
-ve, enclitic
corönö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
creö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
dönö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
invocö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
2nd Conjugation:
misceö, miscëre, miscuï, mixtus
placeö, -ëre, -uï + dat.
3rd Conjugation:
poscö, poscere, poposcï
sinö, sinere, sïvï, situs
both...and
or if
or
to
to
to
to
crown
appoint
give
invoke, call upon
to mix
to please
to demand, ask for
to allow
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4th Conjugation:
Irregular:
WORDS AND PHRASES:
hauriö, haurïre, hausï, haustus
fïö, fierï, factus sum
arbiter bibendï
colläpsus est
in diës
inquam
në...quidem
plüs vïnï
quam celerrimë
to drain
to become, be made, be done,
happen
master of the drinking
he collapsed
every day, day by day
I say
not even
more wine
as quickly as possible
Consolidation
All the 3rd declension adjectives that you have met so far:
(34) abstinëns, abstinentis + abl.
(34) äcer, äcris, äcre
(34) brevis, -is, -e
celeber, celebris, celebre
(34) celer, celeris, celere
complürës, -ës, -a
(34) difficilis, -is, -e
(34) dissimilis, -is, -e + dat.
ëlegäns, ëlegantis
(34) facilis, -is, -e
(34) fëlïx, fëlïcis
feröx, feröcis
fidëlis, -is, -e
fortis, -is, -e
(34) gracilis, -is, -e
gravis, -is, -e
(34) humilis, -is, -e
immemor, immemoris + gen.
immöbilis, -is, -e
incolumis, -is, -e
ingëns, ingentis
neglegëns, neglegentis
nöbilis, -is, -e
omnis, -is, -e
pinguis, -is, -e
procäx, procäcis
(34) prüdëns, prüdentis
quälis, -is, -e…?
(34) similis, -is, -e + dat.
(34) suävis, -is, -e
tälis, -is, -e
(34) vetus, veteris
refraining from
keen, bitter, sharp
short
famous, distinguished
fast, swift
several, many
difficult
unlike, dissimilar (to)
elegant
easy
lucky, happy, fortunate
fierce
faithful
brave, strong
slender
heavy, serious
humble
forgetful (of)
motionless
unhurt
huge
careless
noble
all, the whole, every, each
fat
insolent
wise, sensible
what sort of…?
like, similar (to)
sweet, delightful
such
old
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
Subüra, -ae, f.
Subura (a district of Rome off
the Forum, known for its
night life)
2nd Declension:
deus, -ï, m.
tergum, -ï, n.
god
back, rear
3rd Declension:
collis, collis, gen. pl., collium, m.
difficultäs, difficultätis, f.
füstis, füstis, gen. pl., füstium, m.
timor, timöris, m.
vulnus, vulneris, n.
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
3rd Declension:
affectus, -a, -um
certus, -a, -um
lentus, -a, -um
prönus, -a, -um
rëctus, -a, -um
sëcürus, -a, -um
summus, -a, -um
dïligëns, dïligentis
feröx, feröcis
gravis, -is, -e
Quirïnälis, -is, -e
vehemëns, vehementis
ADVERBS:
Positive, Comparative, and Superlative:
Regularly Formed from Adjectives:
affected, overcome
certain
slow
face down
right, proper
carefree, unconcerned
greatest, very great
diligent, painstaking,
thorough
fierce
heavy, serious
Quirinal (referring to the
Quirinal Hill, one of the
seven hills of Rome)
violent
breviter
fortissimë
longë
strenuë
briefly
most/very bravely
far
strenuously, hard
laetë
laetius
laetissimë
happily
more/rather happily
most/very happily
fëlïciter
fëlïcius
fëlïcissimë
well, luckily, happily
more/rather luckily, happily
most/very luckily, happily
celeriter
celerius
celerrimë
prüdenter
prüdentius
prüdentissimë
Irregular:
hill
difficulty
club, cudgel
fear
wound
bene
melius
quickly
more/rather quickly
most/very quickly
wisely, sensibly
more/rather wisely, sensibly
most/very wisely, sensibly
well
better, rather well
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optimë
male
peius
pessimë
badly
worse, rather badly
worst, very badly
facile
facilius
facillimë
easily
more/rather easily
most/very easily
magnopere
magis
maximë
paulum
minus
minimë
Other:
3rd Conjugation:
greatly
more
most, very much
little
less
least
multum
plüs
plürimum
much
more
most
diü
diütius
diütissimë
for a long time
for a longer time
for the longest time
saepe
saepius
saepissimë
often
more/rather often
most/very often
sërö
sërius
sërissimë
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
best, very well, excellently
ligö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
adimö, adimere, adëmï, adëmptus + dat.
concurrö, concurrere, concurrï, concursürus
crëdö, crëdere, crëdidï, crëditus + dat.
dëfendö, dëfendere, dëfendï, dëfënsus
late
later, rather late
latest, very late
to bind up
to
to
to
to
take away (from)
run together, rush up
trust, believe
defend
3rd Conjugation (iö):
PHRASE:
corripiö, corripere, corripuï, correptus
percutiö, percutere, percussï, percussus
to seize, grab
to strike
cönsecütï sunt
they overtook
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Chapter 36
NOUNS:
1st Declension:
Bïthÿnia, -ae, f.
Kalendae, -ärum, f. pl.
Nönae, -ärum, f. pl.
2nd Declension:
Brundisium, -ï, n.
Brundisiï
Brundisium
Brundisiö
3rd Declension:
adulëscëns, adulëscentis, m.
cönsul, cönsulis, m.
4th Declension:
Ïdüs, Ïduum, f. pl.
ADJECTIVES:
3rd Declension:
trïstis, -is, -e
audäx, audäcis
Months:
Iänuärius, -a, -um
Februärius, -a, -um
Märtius, -a, -um
Aprïlis, -is, -e
Maius, -a, -um
Iünius, -a, -um
Iülius, -a -um
Augustus, -a, -um
September, Septembris, Septembre
Octöber, Octöbris, Octöbre
November, Novembris, Novembre
December, Decembris, Decembre
Indeclinable:
vïgintï
ADVERBS:
hüc
libenter
prïdië + acc.
rürsus
sänë
CONJUNCTION:
-que, enclitic
PREPOSITION:
ante + acc.
Bithynia (province in Asia
Minor)
the Kalends (1st day of the
month)
the Nones
Brundisium
in/at Brundisium
to Brundisium
from Brundisium
young man, youth
consul
the Ides
sad
bold
of January
of February
of March
of April
of May
of June
of July
of August
of September
of October
of November
of December
twenty
here, to here
gladly
on the day before
again
certainly, of course
and
before
VERBS:
2nd Conjugation:
persuädeö, persuädëre, persuäsï, persuäsus
3rd Conjugation:
condö, condere, condidï, conditus
to make something (acc.)
agreeable to someone
(dat.), to persuade
someone of something
to found
WORDS AND PHRASES:
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a.d. iii Kal. Dec. = ante diem tertium Kalendäs Decembrës
cönätus est
Ïdibus Novembribus
Kalendïs Novembribus
morätus est
Nönïs Novembribus
prïdië Ïdüs Octöbrës
proficïscëtur
quï hominës
quö celerius...eö celerius
regressus est
S. D. (salütem dïcit)
S. P. D. (salütem plürimam dïcit)
secütï sunt
sïs = sï vïs
on November 29
(he) tried
on November 13
on November 1
he has stayed
on November 5
on October 14
(he/she) will set out
which/those men
the faster...the faster...
he has returned
(he/she) sends greetings
(he/she) sends fondest
greetings
(they) followed
if you wish, please
Consolidation
Translating quam:
In a comparison
In a phrase with a superlative
In an exclamation
In a question
In a relative clause
than
as...as possible
How...!
How...?
whom, which, or that
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
2nd Declension:
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
3rd Declension:
lanterna, -ae, f.
scriblïta, -ae, f.
grammaticus, -ï, m.
iëntäculum, -ï, n.
lüdus, -ï, m.
magister, magistrï, m.
paedagögus, -ï, m.
paulum, -ï, n.
pïstrïnum, -ï, n.
Vergilius, -ï, m.
ërudïtus, -a, -um
sextus, -a, -um
ütilis, -is, -e
lantern
tart or pastry with cheese
filling
secondary school teacher
breakfast
school
schoolmaster
tutor
a small amount, a little
bakery
Vergil (Roman poet)
learned, scholarly
sixth
useful
ADVERB:
cotïdië
daily, every day
CONJUNCTIONS:
etiamsï
vel
even if
or
VERBS :
List includes all deponent verbs met so far.
1st Conjugation:
castïgö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
cönor, -ärï, -ätus sum
moror, -ärï, -ätus sum
to rebuke, reprimand
to try
to delay, remain, stay
2nd Conjugation:
(37) vereor, verërï, veritus sum
to be afraid, fear
3rd Conjugation:
colläbor, colläbï, colläpsus sum
(37) colloquor, colloquï, collocütus sum
cönsequor, cönsequï, cönsecütus sum
(37) loquor, loquï, locütus sum
proficïscor, proficïscï, profectus sum
sequor, sequï, secütus sum
to
to
to
to
to
to
3rd Conjugation (-iö):
(37) ëgredior, ëgredï, ëgressus sum
(37) ingredior, ingredï, ingressus sum
regredior, regredï, regressus sum
to go out, leave
to go in, enter
to go back, return
4th Conjugation:
Irregular:
PHRASES:
(37) experior, experïrï, expertus sum
praeferö, praeferre, praetulï, praelätus
ad tempus
memoriä tenëre
collapse
converse, speak together
catch up to, overtake
speak, talk
set out, leave
follow
to test, try
to carry X (acc.) in front of Y
(dat.)
on time
to remember
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
Aenëäs, Aenëae, m.
Äfrica, -ae, f.
Hesperia, -ae, f.
rëgïna, -ae, f.
ruïna, -ae, f.
Sicilia, -ae, f.
terra, -ae, f.
Troia, -ae, f.
2nd Declension:
annus, -ï, m.
discipulus, -ï, m.
respönsum, -ï, n.
torus, -ï, m.
3rd Declension:
Aenëis, Aenëidis, f.
Dïdö, Dïdönis, f.
dolor, dolöris, m.
mare, maris, abl. sing., marï, gen. pl., marium, n.
mënsis, mënsis, m.
nävis, nävis, gen. pl., nävium, f.
ös, öris, n.
tempestäs, tempestätis, f.
Ulixës, Ulixis, m.
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
Numerical:
aliquï, -ae, -a
altus, -a, -um
ïnfandus, -a, -um
intentus, -a, -um
Troiänus, -a, -um
ünus, -a, -um
prïmus, -a, -um
duo, duae, duo
secundus, -a, -um
trës, trës, tria
tertius, -a, -um
quattuor
quartus, -a, -um
quïnque
quïntus, -a, -um
sex
sextus, -a, -um
septem
septimus, -a, -um
octö
octävus, -a, -um
novem
nönus, -a, -um
Aeneas (son of Venus and
Anchises and legendary
ancestor of the Romans)
Africa
Hesperia (the land in the
West,
Italy)
queen
collapse, ruin
Sicily
earth, ground, land
Troy
year
pupil
reply
couch
the Aeneid (an epic poem by
Vergil)
Dido (queen of Carthage)
grief
sea
month
ship
mouth, face
storm
Ulysses, Odysseus (Greek hero
of the Trojan War)
some
tall, high, lofty, deep
unspeakable
intent, eager
Trojan
one
first
two
second
three
third
four
fourth
five
fifth
six
sixth
seven
seventh
eight
eighth
nine
ninth
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decem
decimus, -a, -um
ündecim
ündecimus, -a, -um
duodecim
duodecimus, -a, -um
tredecim
tertius decimus, -a, -um
quattuordecim
quartus decimus, -a, -um
quïndecim
quïntus decimus, -a, -um
sëdecim
sextus decimus, -a, -um
septendecim
septimus decimus, -a, -um
duodëvïgintï
duodëvïcësimus, -a, -um
ündëvigintï
ündëvïcësimus, -a, -um
vïgintï
vïcësimus, -a, -um
quïnquäginta
quïnquägësimus, -a, -um
centum
centësimus, -a, -um
quïngentï, -ae, a
quïngentësimus, -a, -um
mïlle
mïllësimus, -a, -um
ADVERB:
inde
INTERROGATIVE WORDS:
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
Quot...?
Quotus, -a, -um...?
nävigö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
renovö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
2nd Conjugation:
dëleö, dëlëre, dëlëvï, dëlëtus
obsideö, obsidëre, obsëdï, obsessus
3rd Conjugation:
conticëscö, conticëscere, conticuï
incendö, incendere, incendï, incënsus
3rd Conjugation (-iö):
4th Conjugation:
WORD:
patior, patï, passus sum
ördior, ördïrï, örsus sum
coepit
ten
tenth
eleven
eleventh
twelve
twelfth
thirteen
thirteenth
fourteen
fourteenth
fifteen
fifteenth
sixteen
sixteenth
seventeen
seventeenth
eighteen
eighteenth
nineteen
nineteenth
twenty
twentieth
fifty
fiftieth
a hundred
hundredth
five hundred
five-hundredth
a thousand
thousandth
from there, then
How many...?
Which (in numerical
order)...?
to sail
to renew, revive
to destroy
to besiege
to become silent
to burn, set on fire
to suffer, endure
to begin
(he/she/it) began
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
Athënae, -ärum, f. pl.
Baiae, -ärum, f. pl.
Cremöna, -ae, f.
Crëta, -ae, f.
ferula, -ae, f.
Gallia, -ae, f.
Hispania, -ae, f.
lingua, -ae, f.
litterae, -ärum, f. pl.
Mantua, -ae, f.
öra, -ae, f.
Thräcia, -ae, f.
2nd Declension:
altum, -ï, n.
arma, -örum, n. pl.
Augustus, -ï, m.
bellum, -ï, n.
Dëlös, -ï, f.
deus, -ï, nom. pl., dï, dat., abl. pl., dïs, m.
fätum, -ï, n.
fundus, -ï, m.
Horätius, -ï, m.
Latium, -ï, n.
Mediolänum, -ï, n.
oppidum, -ï, n.
Philippï, -örum, m. pl.
superï, -örum, m. pl
verbum, -ï, n.
3rd Declension:
Alpës, Alpium, f. pl.
Carthägö, Carthäginis, f.
comes, comitis, m./f.
genus, generis, n.
hiems, hiemis, f.
Iünö, Iünönis, f.
lïtus, lïtoris, n.
moenia, moenium, n. pl.
procäcitäs, procäcitätis, f.
rüs, rüris, n.
Sïdön, Sïdönis, f.
sölitüdö, sölitüdinis, f.
valëtüdö, valëtüdinis, f.
4th Declension:
domus, -üs, f.
Athens
Baiae
Cremona (town in northern
Italy)
Crete (large island southeast
of
Greece)
cane
Gaul
Spain
tongue, language
letters, literature
Mantua (town in northern
Italy)
shore
Thrace (country northeast of
Greece)
the deep, the sea
arms, weapons
Augustus (first Roman
emperor)
war
Delos (small island off the
eastern coast of Greece)
god
fate
farm
Horace (Roman poet)
Latium (the area of central
Italy
that included Rome)
Milan
town
Philippi
the gods above
word, verb
the Alps
Carthage (city on the northern
coast of Africa)
companion
race, stock, nation
winter
Juno (queen of the gods)
shore
city walls
insolence
country, country estate
Sidon
solitude
health (good or bad)
house, home
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ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
aböminandus, -a, -um
aeger, aegra, aegrum
Albänus, -a, -um
Latïnus, -a, -um
Lävïnius, -a, -um
profugus, -a, -um
saevus, -a, -um
territus, -a, -um
3rd Declension:
memor, memoris
septentriönälis, -is, -e
terribilis, -is, -e
virïlis, -is, -e
ADVERBS:
remembering, mindful,
unforgetting
northern
frightening
of manhood
ante
interdum
nusquam
post
sïc
back from this point in
time, ago, previously
previously, before
from time to time
nowhere
after(ward), later
thus, in this way
CONJUNCTION:
antequam
before
PREPOSITIONS:
ante + acc.
ob + acc.
post + acc.
träns + acc.
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
abhinc
detestable, horrible
ill
of Alba Longa (city founded
by
Aeneas's son, Ascanius)
Latin
of Lavinium (name of the town
first settled by the Trojans
in Italy)
exiled, fugitive
fierce, savage
frightened
aegrötö, -äre, -ävï, -ätürus
dormitö, -äre, -ävï
iactö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
migrö, -äre, -ävï, -ätürus
2nd Conjugation:
moneö, -ëre, -uï, -itus
päreö, -ëre, -uï, -itürus + dat.
studeö, -ëre, -uï + dat.
before, in front of
on account of
after
across
to be ill
to be sleepy
to toss about, drive to and
fro
to move one's home
to advise, warn
to obey
to study
3rd Conjugation:
animadvertö, animadvertere, animadvertï, animadversus
canö, canere, cecinï, cantus
expellö, expellere, expulï, expulsus
expergïscor, expergïscï, experrëctus sum
extendö, extendere, extendï, extentus
näscor, näscï, nätus sum
omittö, omittere, omïsï, omissus
vïvö, vïvere, vïxï, vïctürus
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
3rd Conjugation (-iö):
to die
morior, morï, mortuus sum
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sing
drive out, expel
wake up
hold out
be born
leave out, omit
live
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4th Conjugation:
Irregular:
sepeliö, sepelïre, sepelïvï, sepultus
ïnferö, ïnferre, intulï, illätus
WORDS AND PHRASES:
fïnem recitandï fëcit
idem ac
ïnfirmä...valëtüdine
interest
in terram ëgressus
multïs post annïs
recitandï
rediëns
toga virïlis, togae virïlis, f.
to bury
to bring in
(he) made an end of reciting,
(he) stopped reciting
the same as
in poor health
it is important
having disembarked
many years afterward
of reciting
returning
toga of manhood, plain white
toga
Consolidation
Place:
To which:
Brundisium
domum
Römam
rüs
From which:
Locative:
1st and 2nd Declension Singular Nouns:
3rd Declension Singular Nouns:
Plural Nouns:
domus and rüs:
Time:
to Brundisium
homeward, home
to Rome
to the country/country
estate
Brundisiö
domö
Römä
rüre
from Brundisium
from home
from Rome
from the country/country
estate
Römae
Brundisiï
in/at Rome
in/at Brundisium
Sïdöne
Exception: Carthäginï
Baiïs
Gädibus
domï
rürï
abhinc trës diës
tribus ante diëbus
tribus post diëbus
in/at Sidon
in/at Carthage
in/at Baiae
in/at Gades
at home
in the country/on or at the
country estate
three days ago
three days before
three days later
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
ïräcundia, -ae, f.
poena, -ae, f.
scapha, -ae, f.
irritability, bad temper
punishment, penalty
small boat
2nd Declension:
Pompeiï, -örum, m. pl.
templum, -ï, n.
Pompeii
temple
3rd Declension:
rogätiö, rogätiönis, f.
question
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
ïräcundus, -a, -um
vërus, -a, -um
irritable, in a bad mood
true
3rd Declension:
crüdëlis, -is, -e
cruel
ADVERBS:
immö vërö
inde
prïmö
quam prïmum
on the contrary, in fact
from there, then
first, at first
as soon as possible
CONJUNCTIONS:
cum
cum prïmum
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
ignörö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
natö, -äre, -ävï, -ätürus
obsecrö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
2nd Conjugation:
audeö, audëre, ausus sum + inf.
gaudeö, gaudëre, gävïsus sum
soleö, solëre, solitus sum + inf.
valeö, -ëre, -uï, -itürus
3rd Conjugation:
arcessö, arcessere, arcessïvï, arcessïtus
discö, discere, didicï
repellö, repellere, reppulï, repulsus
3rd Conjugation (-iö):
4th Conjugation:
WORDS AND PHRASES:
cupiö, cupere, cupïvï, cupïtus
rapiö, rapere, rapuï, raptus
dësiliö, dësilïre, dësiluï
Avë! Avëte!
poenäs dare
Pompeiïs
vëra dïcere
when, since
as soon as
to be ignorant, not to
know
to swim
to beseech, beg
to dare (to)
to be glad, rejoice
to be accustomed (to), be in
the habit of
to be strong, be well
to summon, send for
to learn
to drive off, drive back
to desire, want
to snatch, seize
to leap down
Greetings!
to pay the penalty, be
punished
in Pompeii
to tell the truth
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
tëla, -ae, f.
2nd Declension:
studium, -ï, n.
3rd Declension:
tälia, tälium, n. pl.
ADVERBS:
VERB:
3rd Conjugation:
WORDS AND PHRASES:
foräs
Quantum...!
ëripiö, ëripere, ëripuï, ëreptus
texö, texere, texuï, textus
dïcitur
discessisse
web, fabric
enthusiasm, study
such things
outside
How much...!
to snatch from, rescue
to weave
(he/she/it) is said
to have departed
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Chapter 42
NOUNS:
1st Declension:
2nd Declension:
casa, -ae, f.
unda, -ae, f.
magister, magistrï, m.
ventus, -ï, m.
3rd Declension:
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
3rd Declension:
ADVERB:
CONJUNCTION:
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
pügiö, pügiönis, m.
armätus, -a, -um
dïves, dïvitis
pauper, pauperis
clam
quoniam
superö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
3rd Conjugation:
convalëscö, convalëscere, convaluï
ëvädö, ëvädere, ëväsï, ëväsus
redücö, redücere, redüxï, reductus
resistö, resistere, restitï + dat.
4th Conjugation:
adorior, adorïrï, adortus sum
coorior, coorïrï, coortus sum
PHRASE:
Prö dï immortälës!
hut, cottage
wave
schoolmaster, master,
captain
wind
dagger
armed
rich
poor
secretly
since
to overcome
to
to
to
to
grow stronger, get well
escape
lead back, take back
resist
to attack
to rise up, arise
Good heavens!
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Chapter 43
NOUNS:
1st Declension:
balneae, -ärum, f. pl.
palaestra, -ae, f.
thermae, -ärum, f. pl.
baths
exercise ground
public baths
2nd Declension:
apodytërium, -ï, n.
caldärium, -ï, n.
digitus, -ï, m.
frïgidärium, -ï, n.
harpastum, -ï, n.
linteum, -ï, n.
pälus, -ï, m.
tepidärium, -ï, n.
unguentum, -ï, n.
vestibulum, -ï, n.
changing room (at the baths)
hot room (at the baths)
finger
cold room (at the baths)
heavy handball
towel
post
warm room (at the baths)
ointment, perfume, oil
entrance passage
3rd Declension:
calor, calöris, m.
follis, follis, gen. pl., follium, m.
senex, senis, m.
strigilis, strigilis, gen. pl., strigilium, f.
trigön, trigönis, m.
heat
bag
old man
strigil, scraper
ball game involving three
people, ball (used in this
game)
steam
vapor, vapöris, m.
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
ADVERBS:
calvus, -a, -um
capillätus, -a, -um
indütus, -a, -um
Nerönëus, -a, -um
rïdiculus, -a, -um
varius, -a, -um
haud
quö
PREPOSITION:
conträ + acc.
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
concrepö, concrepäre, concrepuï
dëfricö, dëfricäre, dëfricuï, dëfrictus
lüctor, -ärï, -ätus sum
2nd Conjugation:
exerceö, -ëre, -uï, -itus
tergeö, tergëre, tersï, tersus
bald
with long hair
clothed
of Nero
absurd, laughable
different, various, varied,
many-hued
not
there, to that place
against
to snap (the fingers)
to rub down
to wrestle
to exercise, train
to dry, wipe
3rd Conjugation:
cognöscö, cognöscere, cognövï, cognitus
repetö, repetere, repetïvï, repetïtus
unguö, unguere, ünxï, ünctus
to find out, learn
to pick up, recover
to anoint, smear with oil
conveniö, convenïre, convënï, conventürus
to come together, meet,
4th Conjugation:
assemble
WORDS AND PHRASES:
Campus Märtius, -ï, m.
the Plain of Mars on the
outskirts of Rome
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pecüniä datä
Thermae Nerönëae, -ärum, f. pl.
vïnö sümptö
his money having been given,
after paying his entrance
fee
the Baths of Nero
wine having been taken, after
a
drink of wine
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Chapter 44
NOUNS:
1st Declension:
sella, -ae, f.
2nd Declension:
pavïmentum, -ï, n.
3rd Declension:
für, füris, m.
VERBS:
3rd Conjugation:
läbor, läbï, läpsus sum
prehendö, prehendere, prehendï, prehënsus
subsequor, subsequï, subsecütus sum
3rd Conjugation(-iö):
cönfugiö, cönfugere, cönfügï
surripiö, surripere, surripuï, surreptus
4th Conjugation:
WORDS AND PHRASES:
exsiliö, exsilïre, exsiluï
exeämus
më custöde
quibus verbïs audïtïs
sedan chair, seat, chair
tiled floor
thief
to slip, fall
to seize
to follow (up)
to flee for refuge
to steal
to leap out
let us go out
me on guard, while I am on
guard
which words having been
heard, when they had
heard this
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Chapter 45
NOUNS:
1st Declension:
lacrima, -ae, f.
rïma, -ae, f.
spëlunca, -ae, f.
Thisbë, -ës, f.
2nd Declension:
cönsilium, -ï, n.
ösculum, -ï, n.
Pÿramus, -ï, m.
3rd Declension:
Babylön, Babylönis, f.
leö, leönis, m.
recitätiö, recitätiönis, f.
vëlämen, vëläminis, n.
virgö, virginis, f.
4th Declension:
vultus, -üs, m.
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declensiuon:
ïnscius, -a, -um
sanguineus, -a, -um
uterque, utraque, utrumque
3rd Declension:
commünis, -is, -e
prior, prior, prius, gen., priöris
ADVERBS:
noctü
prope
sëcrëtö
CONJUNCTION:
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
tear
crack
cave
Thisbe
plan
kiss
Pyramus
Babylon
lion
recitation
veil, shawl
maiden
face
not knowing
bloodstained
each (of two), both
common
first (of two), previous
at/by night
near, nearby, nearly
secretly
nec
and...not
rixor, -ärï, -ätus sum
to quarrel
2nd Conjugation:
polliceor, pollicërï, pollicitus sum
3rd Conjugation:
aspergö, aspergere, aspersï, aspersus
exprimö, exprimere, expressï, expressus
occïdö, occïdere, occïdï, occïsus
perdö, perdere, perdidï, perditus
valedïcö, valedïcere, valedïxï, valedictürus
to promise
to
to
to
to
to
sprinkle, splash, spatter
press out, express
kill
destroy
say goodbye
3rd Conjugation (-iö):
prögredior, prögredï, prögressus sum
4th Conjugation:
WORDS AND PHRASES:
orior, orïrï, ortus sum
sentiö, sentïre, sënsï, sënsus
cönsilium capere
moritürus, -a, -um
öre sanguine aspersö
to go forward, advance
to rise
to feel, notice
to adopt a plan
about to die, intending to die,
determined to die
his mouth spattered with
blood
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Chapter 46
NOUNS:
1st Declension:
püpa, -ae, f.
2nd Declension:
dönum, -ï, n.
latrunculus, -ï, m.
lüdus, -ï, m.
peristÿlium, -ï, n.
5th Declension:
merïdiës, -ëï, m.
ADJECTIVE:
3rd Declension:
nätälis, -is, -e
ADVERBS:
ferë
postrëmö
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
micö, micäre, micuï
putö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
3rd Conjugation:
3rd Conjugation(-iö):
ëdücö, ëdücere, ëdüxï, ëductus
laedö, laedere, laesï, laesus
abripiö, abripere, abripuï, abreptus
Irregular:
fïö, fierï, factus sum
referö, referre, rettulï, relätus
WORDS AND PHRASES:
ambö, ambae, ambö
capita aut nävia
diës nätälis, diëï nätälis, m.
digitïs micäre
dönö (dat.) dare
lüdus latrunculörum
Num...?
pär impär
Quid Sextö fïet?
doll
gift
bandit, piece in a game like
chess
school, game
peristyle (courtyard
surrounded with a
colonnade)
noon, midday
of/belonging to birth
almost, approximately
finally
to move quickly to and fro,
flash
to think, consider
to lead out
to harm
to snatch away
to become, be made, be done,
happen
to bring back, report, write
down
both
heads or ship (a children’s
game)
birthday
to play morra
to give as a gift
game of bandits (a game like
chess)
Surely...not...? (introduces a
question that expects the
answer "no"
odds or evens (a game)
What will happen to Sextus?
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NOUNS:
2nd Declension:
populus, -ï, m.
3rd Declension:
epigramma, epigrammatis, n.
gladiätor, gladiätöris, m.
imperätor, imperätöris, m.
münera, münerum, n. pl.
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
3rd Declension:
negötiösus, -a, -um
memoräbilis, -is, -e
ADVERB:
mätürë
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
spërö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
people
epigram
gladiator
commander, emperor
games
busy
memorable
early
to hope
2nd Conjugation:
contineö, continëre, continuï, contentus
to confine, hold
congredior, congredï, congressus sum
to come together
3rd Conjugation (-iö):
Irregular:
WORDS AND PHRASES:
mälö, mälle, mäluï
cönstat
epistula est cönficienda
Märtiälis, Märcus Valerius, m.
mävult
prö certö habëre
quö maior..., eö plüs...
to prefer
it is agreed
the letter must be finished
Martial (poet, ca. A.D. 40104)
(he/she) prefers
to be sure
the greater..., the more...
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
arëna, -ae, f.
dëliciae, -ärum, f. pl.
dïvitiae, -ärum, f. pl.
hasta, -ae, f.
lanista, -ae, m.
lüdia, -ae, f.
pugna, -ae, f.
tessera, -ae, f.
turba, -ae, f.
2nd Declension:
locärius, -ï, m.
magister, magistrï, m.
merïdiänï, -örum, m. pl.
saeculum, -ï, n.
suppositïcius, -ï, m.
3rd Declension:
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
admïrätio, admïrätiönis, f.
aequor, aequoris, n.
appäritor, appäritöris, m.
cassis, cassidis, f.
cornicen, cornicinis, m.
furor, furöris, m.
mïlia, mïlium, n. pl.
paria, parium, n. pl.
pulvïnar, pulvïnäris, n.
tremor, tremöris, m.
tridëns, tridentis, gen. pl., tridentium, m.
tubicen, tubicinis, m.
voluptäs, voluptätis, f.
aequoreus, -a, -um
belliger, belligera, belligerum
hümänus, -a, -um
languidus, -a, -um
Märtius, -a, -um
obstupefactus, -a, -um
superbus, -a, -um
timendus, -a, -um
üniversus, -a, -um
3rd Declension:
Indeclinable:
ADVERBS:
minäx, minäcis
tot
äcriter
aliäs
ter
sand, arena
delight
wealth, riches
spear
trainer
female slave attached to a
gladiatorial school
fight, battle
ticket
crowd; cause of
confusion/turmoil
scalper (a person who buys up
seats and sells them for as
high a price as he can get)
school master, master,
captain, trainer
midday fighters
age, era
substitute
amazement
sea
public servant
plumed metal helmet
horn-player
frenzy
thousands
pairs
imperial seat (at the games)
cause of fright, terror
trident
trumpet-player
pleasure, delight
of/belonging to the sea
warlike
human
drooping
connected with Mars (the god
of war and combat)
astounded
proud, arrogant
to be feared
the whole of, the entire
menacing
so many
fiercely
at another time
three times
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PREPOSITION:
conträ + acc.
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
iugulö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
reservö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
against, opposite, in front of,
facing
to kill, murder
to reserve
3rd Conjugation:
committö, committere, commïsï, commissus
cönsistö, cönsistere, cönstitï
convertö, convertere, convertï, conversus
incëdö, incëdere, incessï
ostendö, ostendere, ostendï, ostentus
3rd Conjugation (-iö):
circumspiciö, circumspicere, circumspexï, circumspectus
coniciö, conicere, coniëcï, coniectus
4th Conjugation:
Irregular:
WORDS AND PHRASES:
feriö, -ïre
tollö, tollere, sustulï, sublätus
clämätum est
crëdidissem
nöbïs redeundum est
pugnäbätur
pugnam committere
to
to
to
to
to
bring together
halt, stop, stand
turn (around)
go in, march in
show, point out
to look around
to throw, throw together; to
figure out, guess
to hit, strike, kill
to lift, raise
there was shouting
I would have believed
we must return
the fighting went on
to join battle
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
bëstia, -ae, f.
cavea, -ae, f.
2nd Declension:
bëstiärius, -ï, m.
3rd Declension:
Androclës, Androclis, m.
crüdëlitäs, crüdëlitätis, f.
recognitiö, recognitiönis, f.
stirps, stirpis, gen. pl., stirpium, f.
tigris, tigris, gen. pl., tigrium, m./f.
4th Declension:
cönsënsus, -üs, m.
impetus, -üs, m.
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
3rd Declension:
bëstiärius, -a, -um
claudus, -a, -um
exanimätus, -a, -um
mänsuëtus, -a, -um
mütuus, -a, -um
immänis, -is, -e
mïräbilis, -is, -e
mïtis, -is, -e
ADVERBS:
blandë
clëmenter
placidë
quasi
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
admïror, -ärï, -ätus sum
condemnö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
lïberö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
mïror, -ärï, -ätus sum
2nd Conjugation:
doleö, -ëre, -uï, -itürus
lateö, -ëre, -uï
3rd Conjugation:
cögö, cögere, coëgï, coäctus
immittö, immittere, immïsï, immissus
intellegö, intellegere, intellëxï, intellëctus
intrödücö, intrödücere, intrödüxï, intröductus
lambö, lambere, lambï
parcö, parcere, pepercï + dat.
vëscor, vëscï + abl.
3rd Conjugation (-iö):
WORDS AND PHRASES:
incipiö, incipere, incëpï, inceptus
admïrätiönï esse
rë vërä
redeämus
beast
cage
a person who fights wild
beasts in the arena
Androcles
cruelty
recognition
thorn
tiger
agreement
attack
involving wild beasts
lame
paralyzed
tame
mutual
huge
wonderful
gentle
in a coaxing/winning manner
in a kindly manner
gently, peacefully, quietly,
tamely
as if
to
to
to
to
wonder (at)
condemn
set free
wonder
to be sorry, be sad, be in pain
to lie in hiding, hide
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
compel, force
send in, release
understand, realize
bring in
lick
spare
feed (on)
to begin
to be a source of amazement
(to)
really, actually
let us return
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
epulae, -ärum, f.
nätüra, -ae, f.
prönuba, -ae, f.
serva, -ae, f.
spönsa, -ae, f.
2nd Declension:
änulus, -ï, m.
propinquus, -ï, m.
spönsus, -ï, m.
3rd Declension:
avis, avis, gen. pl., avium, m./f.
gëns, gentis, gen. pl., gentium, f.
iuvenis, iuvenis, m.
söl, sölis, m.
spönsälia, spönsälium, n. pl.
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
3rd Declension:
ADVERBS:
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
nöbilis, -is, -e
similis, -is, -e + gen. or dat.
noble
similar (to), like
adeö
ut
Heus!
aptö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
grätulor, -ärï, -ätus sum + dat.
observö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
2nd Conjugation:
decet, decëre, decuit
dëspondeö, dëspondëre, dëspondï, dëspönsus
lücet, lücëre, lüxit
oportet, oportëre, oportuit
spondeö, spondëre, spopondï, spönsus
taedet, taedëre, taesum est
3rd Conjugation:
bird
family, clan
young man
sun
betrothal ceremony
having turned, turning
devoted, dedicated
confused
clear, bright
left
quiet, subdued, soft
ut...nön
INTERJECTION:
ring
relative
betrothed man, bridegroom
conversus, -a, -um
dëditus, -a, -um
perturbätus, -a, -um
serënus, -a, -um
sinister, sinistra, sinistrum
submissus, -a, -um
nüper
CONJUNCTIONS:
banquet, feast
nature
bride's attendant
slave-woman, slave-girl
betrothed women, bride
dëmittö, dëmittere, dëmïsï, dëmissus
so, so much, to such an
extent
recently
that (introducing result
clauses)
that...not (introducing
negative result clauses)
Hey there!
to place, fit
to congratulate
to watch, pay attention to
it is right, proper, fitting
to betroth, promise in
marriage
it is light, it is day; (it) shines
it is right, fitting; ought
to promise solemnly, pledge
boredom with/weariness of
something (gen.) affects
one (acc.), one is bored
with, weary of something
to let down, lower
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neglegö, neglegere, neglëxï, neglëctus
rescrïbö, rescrïbere, rescrïpsï, rescrïptus
WORDS AND PHRASES:
ad spönsälia
ait
cürae esse
Festïnäre të oportet
in mätrimönium dücere
lücëbat
Më taedet sölitüdinis
Nön decet patrem dëspondëre fïliam
to neglect, ignore
to write back, reply
for the betrothal
(he/she) says, said
to be a cause of anxiety (to)
That you hurry is fitting,
You ought to hurry
to marry
(it) was shining
Boredom with/Weariness of
solitude affects me, I am
bored with/weary of
solitude
That a father should betroth
his daughter is not
fitting, It is not fitting
for a father to betroth his
daughter
Consolidation
Words Anticipating Result Clauses:
adeö, adv.
ita, adv.
sïc, adv.
tälis, -is, -e
tam, adv.
tantus, -a, -um
tantum, adv.
tot, indecl. adj.
so, so much, to such an
extent
thus, in such a way
thus, in this way
such
so
so great
so much
so many
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
benevolentia, -ae, f.
bulla, -ae, f.
familia, -ae, f.
tabulae, -ärum, f. pl.
2nd Declension:
ätrium, -ï,
larärium, -ï,
officium, -ï,
Tabulärium, -ï,
3rd Declension:
n.
n.
n.
n.
Larës, Larum, m. pl.
Lïberälia, Lïberälium, n. pl.
lïmen, lïminis, n.
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
3rd Declension:
familiäris, -is, -e
belonging to the
family/household
childish, of childhood
ut
ergä + acc.
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
3rd Conjugation:
household gods
the Liberalia (Festival of
Liber)
threshold, doorway
some
public
spotless, clean, plain white
në
PREPOSITION:
atrium, main room
shrine of the household gods
official ceremony, duty
Public Records Office
nönnüllï, -ae, -a
püblicus, -a, -um
pürus, -a, -um
puerïlis, -is, -e
CONJUNCTIONS:
kindness
luck-charm, locket
family, household
tablets, records
not to (introducing indirect
commands)
to (introducing indirect
commands)
toward
comitor, -ärï, -ätus sum
cönsecrö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
hortor, -ärï, -ätus sum
imperö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus + dat.
örö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
to
to
to
to
to
accompany
dedicate
encourage, urge
order
beg
amplector, amplectï, amplexus sum
dëdücö, dëdücere, dëdüxï, dëductus
dïmittö, dïmittere, dïmïsï, dïmissus
ïnscrïbö, ïnscrïbere, ïnscrïpsï, ïnscrïptus
sümö, sümere, sümpsï, sümptus
to
to
to
to
to
embrace
show into, bring, escort
send away
write in, register
take, take up, pick out,
assume (i.e., put on for
the first time)
3rd Conjugation (-iö):
praecipiö, praecipere, praecëpï, praeceptus + dat.
WORDS AND PHRASES:
erat ïnscrïbendum
grätiäs agere + dat.
in Forum dëdücere
invïtäverat ut
në së dïmitteret
officium togae virïlis
to instruct, order
(it) had to be registered
to thank
to escort into the Forum
he had invited (them) to
not to send them away
coming of age ceremony
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sï quis
toga praetexta, -ae, f.
toga püra, -ae, f.
toga virïlis, togae virïlis
if anyone
toga with purple border
plain white toga
toga of manhood, plain white
toga
Consolidation
Verbs Anticipating Indirect Commands:
1st Conjugation:
hortor, -ärï, -ätus sum
imperö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus + dat.
invïtö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
obsecrö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
örö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
rogö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
to
to
to
to
to
to
2nd Conjugation:
moneö, -ëre, -uï, -itus
persuädeö, persuädëre, persuäsï, persuäsus + dat.
to advise, warn
to persuade
3rd Conjugation (-iö)
praecipiö, praecipere, praecëpï, praeceptus + dat.
to instruct, order
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encourage, urge
order
invite
beseech, beg
beg
ask
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
caterva, -ae, f.
mätröna, -ae, f.
prüdentia, -ae, f.
2nd Declension:
cönsultum, -ï, n.
ingenium, -ï, n.
3rd Declension:
cognömen, cognöminis, n.
interrogätiö, interrogätiönis, f.
mös, möris, m.
patrës, patrum, m. pl.
5th Declension:
fidës, fideï, f.
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
3rd Declension:
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
surname (third name of a
Roman)
questioning
custom, pl., character
senators
good faith, reliability, trust
next, following
wearing the toga praetexta
trepidäns, trepidantis
in a panic
ënüntiö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
praebeö, -ëre, -uï, -itus
urgeö, urgëre, ursï
3rd Conjugation:
agö, agere, ëgï, äctus
introeö, introïre, introiï or introïvï, introitürus
perferö, perferre, pertulï, perlätus
pröferö, pröferre, prötulï, prölätus
WORDS AND PHRASES:
decree
intelligence, ingenuity
posterus, -a, -um
praetextätus, -a, -um
2nd Conjugation:
Irregular:
crowd
married woman
good sense, discretion, skill
dïxit äctum esse
eö magis
honöris causä
në quis
placuit
potius quam
utrum...an...
to reveal, divulge
to display, show, provide
to press, insist
to do, drive; to discuss, debate
to enter
to report
to carry forward, continue
he said that there had been a
debate
all the more
for the sake of an honor, as an
honor
that no one
it was decided
rather than
whether...or...
Consolidation
Impersonal Verbal Phrase and Impersonal Verbs:
necesse est
licet, licëre, licuit + dat.
placuit
decet, decëre, decuit
oportet, oportëre, oportuit
taedet, taedëre, taesum est
it is necessary
it is allowed
it was decided
it is right, proper, fitting
it is right, fitting; ought
boredom with/weariness of
something (gen.) affects
one (acc.), one is bored
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with/weary of something
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
2nd Declension:
ära, -ae, f.
dextra, -ae, f.
exsequiae, -ärum, f. pl.
nüptiae, -ärum, f. pl.
taeda, -ae, f.
vitta, -ae, f.
concubïnus, -ï, m.
exta, -örum, n. pl.
flammeum, -ï, n.
hortulus, -ï, m.
laurus, -ï, f.
marïtus, -ï, m.
modus, -ï, m.
mundus, -ï, m.
myrtus, -ï, f.
Öceanus, -ï, m.
rëticulum, -ï, n.
sacra, -örum, n. pl.
Talassius, -ï, m.
3rd Declension:
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
3rd Declension:
ADVERBS:
auspex, auspicis, m.
dëductiö, dëductiönis, f.
fax, facis, f.
fünus, füneris, n.
haruspex, haruspicis, m.
hilaritäs, hilaritätis, f.
nux, nucis, f.
ömen, öminis, n.
pulchritüdö, pulchritüdinis, f.
viscera, viscerum, n. pl.
albus, -a, -um
cärus, -a, -um
castus, -a, -um
clärus, -a, -um
eximius, -a, -um
hyacinthinus, -a, -um
siccus, -a, -um
varius, -a, -um
iners, inertis
nüptiälis, -is, -e
Fëlïciter!
mortiferë
rïte
altar
right hand
funeral rites
wedding ceremony
torch
ribbon
bridegroom
the inner organs of sacrificial
animals (heart, lungs,
liver)
orange (bridal) veil
small garden
bay (tree), laurel
husband
way, method,
rhythmic/harmonious
manner
articles used by a woman to
beautify herself
myrtle
Ocean
hairnet
religious rites, sacrifice
Talassius (god of marriage)
augur, officiating priest
procession
wedding-torch
funeral
soothsayer, diviner
good humor, merriment, fun
nut
omen
beauty
vital organs
white
dear, beloved
virtuous, chaste
bright
outstanding
of hyacinth
dry
different, various, varied,
many-hued
lazy
of/for a wedding
Good luck!
mortally, critically
properly
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CONJUNCTIONS:
në
ut
PREPOSITIONS:
dë + abl.
super + acc.
INTERJECTIONS:
Hymën! / Hymenaee!
Iö!
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
interrogö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
obsignö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
örnö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
sacrificö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
2nd Conjugation:
ärdeö, ärdëre, ärsï, ärsürus
fleö, flëre, flëvï, flëtus
libet, libëre, libuit or libitum est
lest, so that...not, to avoid, to
prevent (introducing
negative purpose clauses)
to, so that (introducing
purpose clauses)
down from, from,
concerning, about
over, above
an exclamation chanted at
weddings; later thought of
as the god of weddings
a ritual exclamation
to
to
to
to
ask
sign
decorate, equip
sacrifice
to burn, blaze
to weep, cry
it is pleasing to someone
(dat.) to do something
(infin.)
3rd Conjugation:
compönö, compönere, composuï, compositus
concinö, concinere, concinuï
dëcëdö, dëcëdere, dëcessï, dëcessürus
dësinö, dësinere, dësiï, dësitus
iungö, iungere, iünxï, iünctus
praecëdö, praecëdere, praecessï, praecessürus
prörumpö, prörumpere, prörüpï, pröruptus
4th Conjugation:
Irregular:
WORDS AND PHRASES:
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
compose
sing together
die
stop
join
go in front
burst forth, burst out
operiö, operïre, operuï, opertus
serviö, -ïre, -ïvï, -ïtürus + dat.
to hide, cover
to serve
prödeö, prödïre, prödiï, pröditürus
to come forth
düxit exsequiäs
mundus muliebris
nova nüpta, -ae, f.
super lïmen tollere
tabuläs nüptiälës obsignäre
tunica alba, -ae, f.
(he/she) carried out the
funeral rites
jewelry, perfumes, toilet
articles, and attire of the
grown-up woman
bride
to carry over the threshold
to sign the marriage contract
white tunic (worn by brides)
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NOUNS:
1st Declension:
candëla, -ae, f.
coxa, -ae, f.
fortüna, -ae, f.
harëna, -ae, f.
ïnferiae, -ärum, f. pl.
lïberta, -ae, f.
lucerna, -ae, f.
nënia, -ae, f.
pompa, -ae, f.
vïta, -ae, f.
2nd Declension:
capillï, -örum, m. pl.
ïnferï, -örum, m. pl.
meritum, -ï, n.
mïmus, -ï, m.
monumentum, -ï, n.
morbus, -ï, m.
nätus, -ï, m.
rogus, -ï, m.
3rd Declension:
äctor, äctöris, m.
aequor, aequoris, n.
appäritor, appärtöris, m.
aquilö, aquilönis, m.
cinis, cineris, m.
cor, cordis, n.
familiärës, familiärium, m. pl.
fascës, fascium, m. pl.
febris, febris, gen. pl., febrium, f.
gëns, gentis, gen. pl., gentium, f.
imägö, imäginis, f.
laudätiö, laudätiönis, f.
lïctor, lïctöris, m.
maiörës, maiörum, m. pl.
manës, manium, m. pl.
münus, müneris, n.
os, ossis, n.
pectus, pectoris, n.
pïstor, pïstöris, m.
redëmptor, redëmptöris, m.
sermö, sermönis, m.
tïbïcen, tïbïcinis, m.
vispillö, vispillönis, m.
4th Declension:
ADJECTIVES:
1st and 2nd Declension:
flëtus, -üs, m.
incessus, -üs, m.
comitätus, -a, -um
commodus, -a, -um
fräternus, -a, -um
candle
hipbone
fortune (good or bad)
sand
offerings and rites in honor of
the dead at the tomb
freedwoman
lamp
lament, dirge
procession
life
hair
the underworld, the gods of
the underworld
good deed; pl., services
actor of mime, buffoon
monument, tomb
illness
son
funeral pyre
actor
sea
public servant
north wind
ashes, dust (of the cremated
body)
heart
members of the household
rods (symbols of office)
fever
family, clan; pl., peoples
likeness, mask
speech of praise
lictor, officer
ancestors
spirits of the dead
gift, service, gladiatorial
show; pl., games
bone
chest, breast
baker
contractor
conversation, talk
piper
undertaker
weeping, tears
bearing, walk(ing)
accompanied
pleasant
brotherly
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gelätus, -a, -um
grätus, -a, -um
iücundus, -a, -um
lepidus, -a, -um
lübricus, -a, -um
mütus, -a, -um
officiösus, -a, -um + dat.
paul(l)us, -a, -um
perpetuus, -a, -um
prïscus, -a, -um
situs, -a, -um
subitus, -a, -um
vectus, -a, -um,
3rd Declension:
fünebris, -is, -e
hilaris, -is, -e
levis, -is, -e
lëvis, -is, -e
mollis, -is, -e
PRONOUN:
tëtë
ADVERBS:
indignë
nëquïquam
prötinus
CONJUNCTIONS:
VERBS:
1st Conjugation:
quandöquidem
ut
adstö, adstäre, adstitï
commemorö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
creö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
dönö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
locö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
mänö, -äre, -ävï
nöminö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
optö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
plörö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
violö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus
chilled
loved (by), pleasing (to), dear
(to)
pleasant, delightful
charming
slippery
silent
ready to serve, obliging
little, small
lasting, permanent
of olden times, ancient
located, situated, buried
sudden
having been carried, having
traveled
funeral
cheerful
light
smooth
soft
emphatic të
undeservedly
in vain
immediately
since
as, when
to stand near, stand by
to mention, comment on,
recount
to appoint, create
to give; to present somebody
(acc.) with something
(abl.)
to place
to flow
to name, call by name
to wish
to lament, mourn
to do harm, harm
2nd Conjugation:
langueö, languëre
to be ill in bed
3rd Conjugation:
accendö, accendere, accendï, accënsus
alloquor, alloquï, allocütus sum
ävertö, ävertere, ävertï, äversus
dïligö, dïligere, dïlëxï, dïlëctus
to
to
to
to
ëruö, ëruere, ëruï, ërutus
excëdö, excëdere, excessï, excessürus
eximö, eximere, exëmï, exëmptus
exstruö, exstruere, exstrüxï, exstrüctus
frangö, frangere, frëgï, fräctus
to
to
to
to
to
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set on fire
speak to, address
turn away, divert
love, have special regard
for
dig up
go out, leave
remove
build
break
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impönö, impönere, imposuï, impositus
incidö, incidere, incidï, incäsürus
ingravëscö, ingravëscere
linquö, linquere, lïquï
perlegö, perlegere, perlëgï, perlëctus
plangö, plangere, plänxï, plänctus
requïrö, requïrere, requïsïvï, requïsïtus
scindö, scindere, scidï, scissus
solvö, solvere, solvï, solütus
tangö, tangere, tetigï, täctus
tegö, tegere, tëxï, tëctus
vehö, vehere, vexï, vectus
3rd Conjugation: (iö):
Irregular:
WORDS AND PHRASES:
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
place on, put on
fall into/onto
grow worse
leave
read through
beat
ask, inquire
cut, split, carve, tear
loosen, untie, dishevel
touch
cover
carry; pass., to be carried,
travel
afficiö, afficere, affëcï, affectus
iniciö, inicere, iniëcï, iniectus
recipiö, recipere, recëpï, receptus
to affect
to throw into, thrust into
to receive, recapture
cönferö, cönferre, contulï, collätus
to confer, bestow, render
aquilöne gelätae
capillïs solütïs
dïs mänibus
ë vïtä excëdere
est arcessendus
in perpetuum
lötus est
merita cönferre
pectus plangere
scissä veste
sit
Via Fläminia, -ae, f.
chilled by the north wind
with dishevelled hair
to the spirits of the dead
to die
(he) must be sent for
forever
he bathed
to render services (to)
to beat the breast
with torn clothing
may it be
Via Flaminia (a road from
Rome leading through the
Campus Martius and
north to Ariminum on the
Adriatic Sea)
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