261-299

Question 1

near, at, with (a person)

Answer 1

apud (+ acc)

Question 2

the condition of a citizen; the body politic

Answer 2

civitas, civitatis F

Question 3

faith

Answer 3

fides, fidei F

Question 4

praise (noun)

Answer 4

laus, laudis F

Question 5

native land

Answer 5

patria, patriae F

Question 6

lifetime, age

Answer 6

aetas, aetatis F

Question 7

innate quality, nature

Answer 7

ingenium, ingenii N

Question 8

mountain

Answer 8

mons, montis M

Question 9

that which divides, a boundary

Answer 9

finis, finis M

Question 10

parent; father, mother

Answer 10

parens, parentis, C

Question 11

a going; a journey

Answer 11

iter, itineris N

Question 12

whosoever, whatsoever

Answer 12

quicumque, quaecumque, quodcumque

Question 13

a reckoning; plan; reason

Answer 13

ratio, rationis F

Question 14

to give back

Answer 14

redo, redere, redidi, reditus

Question 15

to get knowledge of, learn

Answer 15

nosco, noscere, novi, notus

Question 16

sign, mark

Answer 16

signum, -i N

Question 17

to be at, be present

Answer 17

adsum, adesse, adfui, adfuturus

Question 18

then, next (ADV)

Answer 18

deinde

Question 19

wild (ADJ)

Answer 19

ferus, fera, ferum

Question 20

a living being, animal

Answer 20

animal, animalis N

Question 21

it is lawful, is allowed; (conj) although

Answer 21

licet

Question 22

to arise, rise (sun), stir

Answer 22

orior, oriri, ortus sum

Question 23

from that place

Answer 23

inde - declarative

Question 24

better (comp. bonus)

Answer 24

melior

Question 25

to deserve

Answer 25

mereo, merere, merui, meritus

Question 26

to fear

Answer 26

timeo, timere, timui, -

Question 27

any (ADJ)

Answer 27

ullus, ulla, ullum

Question 28

full (ADJ)

Answer 28

plenus, plena, plenum

Question 29

all the way (ADV)

Answer 29

usque

Question 30

each (of two); either

Answer 30

uterque, utraque, utrumque
(uter - which of the two)
(-que seems to add ‘each’)

Question 31

worthy (ADJ)

Answer 31

dignus, digna, dignum

Question 32

to be pleasing or agreeable

Answer 32

placeo, placere, placui, placitus (with DAT)

Question 33

or if

Answer 33

seu/sive

Question 34

any fortified place, castle (pl: military camp)

Answer 34

castrum, -i N

Question 35

to weep

Answer 35

fleo, flere, flevi, fletus

Question 36

light (ADJ) opposite of ‘heavy’

Answer 36

levis, -e

Question 37

world, universe

Answer 37

mundus, -i M
(adj - clean)

Question 38

to make ready, prepare

Answer 38

paro, parare, paravi, paratus

Question 39

former, previous

Answer 39

prior