all vocab for timing reasons Flashcards

1
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celeritas

A

celeritatis, f
regular
swiftness, speed

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2
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consul

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consulis, m
regular
consul

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3
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dux

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ducis, m
regular
leader

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4
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frater

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fratris, m
regular
brother

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5
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imperator

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imperatoris, m
regular
commander, general

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6
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imperium

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imperi, n
command, military power, government

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7
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mater

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matris, f
regular
mother

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8
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miles

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militis, m
regular
soldier

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9
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pater

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patris, m
regular
father

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10
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rex

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regis, m
regular
king

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11
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soror

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sororis, f
regular
sister

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12
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mox

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soon

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13
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Caesar

A

Caesaris, m
regular
Caesar

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14
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caput

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capitis, n
regular
head

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15
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carmen

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carminis, n
regular
song

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16
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corpus

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corporis, n
regular
body

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17
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diligentia

A

-ae, f
diligence, care

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18
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flumen

A

fluminis, n
regular
river

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19
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iter

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itineris, n
regular
march, journey, route

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20
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nomen

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nominis, n
regular
name

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21
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tempus

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temporis, n
regular
time

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22
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vulnus

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vulneris, n
regular
wound

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23
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Germanus

A

-a, -um
German

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24
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Graecus

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-a, -um
Greek

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25
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Hispanus

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-a, -um
Spanish

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26
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Romanus

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-a, -um
Roman, of Rome

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27
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animal

A

animalis, n
i-stem
animal

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28
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civis

A

civis, m or f
i-stem
citizen, fellow citizen

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29
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finis (sg); fines (pl)

A

finis, m (sg)
i-stem
end, boundary (sg);
finium, m
territory (pl)

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30
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gens

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gentis, f
i-stem
family, clan, nation

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31
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hostis

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hostis, m
i-stem
(public) enemy

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32
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ignis

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ignis, m
i-stem
fire

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33
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mare

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maris, n
i-stem
sea

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34
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mons

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montis, m
i-stem
mountain, hill

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35
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mors

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mortis, f
i-stem
death

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36
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navis

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navis, f
i-stem
ship

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37
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panis

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panis, m
i-stem
bread

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38
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pons

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pontis, m
i-stem
bridge

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39
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urbs

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urbis, f,
i-stem
city

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40
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acer

A

acris, acre
(3 terminations)
sharp, fierce

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41
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audax

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audacis
(1 termination)
bold, daring

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42
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brevis

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breve
(2 terminations)
short

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43
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Britannus

A

-a, -um
British

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44
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celer

A

celeris, celere
(3 terminations)
swift

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45
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facilis

A

facile
(2 terminations)
easy

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46
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fortis

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forte
(2 terminations)
brave

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47
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Gallus

A

-a, -um
Gallic

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48
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gravis

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grave
(2 terminations)
heavy; severe, serious

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49
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omnis

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omne
(2 terminations)
(sg) all, every
(pl) everyone, everything

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50
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potens

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potentis
(1 termination)
powerful

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51
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similis

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simile
(2 terminations)
like, similar

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52
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Troianus

A

-a, -um
Trojan

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53
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aestas

A

aestatis, f
regular
summer

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54
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hiems

A

hiemis, f
regular
winter

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55
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lux

A

lucis, f
regular
light

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56
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pax

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pacis, f
regular
peace

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57
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salus

A

salutis, f
regular
safety, welfare

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58
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vox

A

vocis, f
regular
voice

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59
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unus

A

unus, una, unum
unius, unius, unius
uni, uni, uni
unum, unam, unum
uno, unā, uno

one

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60
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duo

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duo, duae, duo
duorum, duarum, duorum
duobus, duabus, duobus
duos, duas, duo
duobus, duabus, duobus

two

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61
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tres

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tres, tria
trium, trium
tribus, tribus
tres, tria
tribus, tribus

three

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62
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quattor

A

four

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63
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quinque

A

five

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64
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sex

A

six

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65
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septem

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seven

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66
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octo

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eight

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67
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novem

A

ninecem

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68
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decem

A

ten

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69
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undecim

A

eleven

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70
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duodecim

A

twelve

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71
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viginti

A

twenty

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72
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centum

A

one hundred, a hundred

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73
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mille

A

one thousand, a thousand

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74
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antiquus

A

-a, -um
former, ancient, old-fashioned, old

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75
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pauci

A

-ae, -a
few, a few

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76
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clarus

A

-a, -um
clear, bright; famous

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77
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finitimus

A

-a, -um
neighboring

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78
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reliquus

A

-a, -um
remaining, the rest of

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79
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tredecim

A

thirteen

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80
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quattordecim

A

fourteen

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81
Q

quindecim

A

fifteen

82
Q

sedecim

A

sixteen

83
Q

undeviginti

A

nineteen

84
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septendecim

A

seventeen

85
Q

duodeviginti

A

eighteen

86
Q

undeveginti

A

nineteen

87
Q

is, ea, id

A

is, ea, id
eius, eius, eius
ei, ei, ei
eum, eam, id
eo, eā, eo

ei, eae, ea
eorum, earum, eorum
eis, eis, eis
eos, eas, ea
eis, eis, eis

this, that (pl: these, those); he, she, it, they

88
Q

hic, haec, hoc

A

hic, haec, hoc
huius, huius, huius
huic, huic, huic
hunc, hanc, hoc
hōc, hāc, hōc

hi, have, haec
horum, harum, horum
his, his, his
hos, has, haec
his, his, his

this (these); the latter

89
Q

ille, illa, illud

A

ille, illa, illud
illius, illius, illius
illi, illi, illi
illum, illam, illud
illo, illā, illo

illi, ille, illa
illorum, illarum, illorum
illis, illis, illis
illos, illas, illa
illis, illis, illis

that (those); the former

90
Q

eques

A

equitis, m
regular
horseman, knight; pl: cavalry

91
Q

pedes

A

peditis, m
regular
foot soldier; pl: infantry

92
Q

ōlim

A

formerly, once upon a time; some day

93
Q

auctoritas

A

auctoritatis, f
regular
authority

94
Q

avis

A

avis, f
i-stem
bird

95
Q

canis

A

canis, m or f
regular
dog

96
Q

clamor

A

clamoris, m
regular
shout, noise

97
Q

iudex

A

iudicis, m
regular
juror, judge

98
Q

lapis

A

lapidis, m
regular
stone

99
Q

legio

A

legionis, f
regular
legion

100
Q

libertas

A

libertatis, f
regular
freedom, liberty

101
Q

nox

A

noctis, f
i-stem
night

102
Q

princeps

A

principis, m
regular?
chief

103
Q

timor

A

timoris, m
regular
fear

104
Q

civitas

A

civitatis, f
third declension (regular)
citizenship, citizenry, state

105
Q

homo

A

hominis, m
third declension (regular)
man (as opposed to inanimate objects), human being

106
Q

hortus

A

horti, m
garden

107
Q

labor

A

laboris, m
third declension (regular)
difficulty, hardship; work

108
Q

lex

A

legis, f
third declension (regular)
law

109
Q

multitudo

A

multitudinis, f
third declension (regular)
great number, crowd

110
Q

pars

A

partis, f
third declension (i-stem)
part, direction

111
Q

pes

A

pedis, m
third declension (regular)
foot

112
Q

virtus

A

virtutis, f
third declension (regular)
manliness, bravery, courage

113
Q

qui, quae, quod

A

qui, quae, quod
cuius, cuius, cuius
cui, cui, cui
quem, quam, quod
quo, quā, quo

qui, quae, quae
quorum, quantum, quorum
quibus, quibus, quibus
quos, quas, quae
quibus, quibus, quibus

who, which

114
Q

cibus

A

cibi, m
food

115
Q

modus

A

modi, m
measure, degree; manner, way

116
Q

murus

A

muri, m
wall

117
Q

nihil

A

n (defective noun)
nothing

118
Q

vinum

A

vini, n
wine

119
Q

quis, quid

A

quis, quid
cuius, cuius
cui, cui
quem, quid
quo, quo

qui, quae, quae
quorum, quarum, quorum
quibus, quibus, quibus
quos, quas, quae
quibus, quibus, quibus

who? what?

120
Q

delecto

A

delectare, delectavi, delectatum
1st conjugation
please

121
Q

habeō

A

habēre, habuī, habitum
2nd conjugation
have; hold

122
Q

maneō

A

manēre, mansī, mansum
2nd conjugation
stay, remain

123
Q

moneō

A

monēre, monuī, monitum
2nd conjugation
warn; advise, inform

124
Q

moveō

casta movēre

A

movēre, movī, motum
2nd conjugation
move

to break camp

125
Q

sedeō

A

sedēre, sēdī, sessum
2nd conjugation
sit

126
Q

teneō

A

tenēre, tenuī, tentum
2nd conjugation
hold

127
Q

timeō

A

timēre, timuī, ______
2nd conjugation
fear, be afraid

128
Q

videō

A

vidēre, vīdī, vīssum
2nd conjugation
see

129
Q

debeō

A

dēbēre, dēbuī, dēbitum
2nd conjugation
owe; ought

130
Q

doceō

A

docēre, docuī, doctum
2nd conjugation
teach; show

131
Q

prohibeō

A

prohibēre, prohibuī, prohibitum
2nd conjugation
prevent, keep . . . from . . .

132
Q

respondeō

A

respondēre, respondī, respōnsum
2nd conjugation
reply, answer

133
Q

retineō

A

retinēre, retinuī, retentum
2nd conjugation
reply, answer

134
Q

terreō

A

terrēre, terruī, territum
2nd conjugation
frighten

135
Q

agō

A

agere, ēgī, āctum
3rd conjugation (regular)
do, drive

136
Q

cōgō

A

cōgere, coēgī, coāctum
3rd conjugation (regular)
collect; compel

137
Q

dēfendō

A

dēfendere, dēfendī, dēfēnsum
3rd conjugation (regular)
defend

138
Q

dūcō

A

dūcere, dūxī, ductum
3rd conjugation (regular)
lead

139
Q

gerō

A

gerere, gessī, gestum
3rd conjugation (regular)
bear, carry on, wear

140
Q

mittō

A

mittere, mīsī, missum
3rd conjugation (regular)
send, let go

141
Q

pōnō

A

pōnere, posuī, positum
3rd conjugation (regular)
put, place

142
Q

regō

A

regere, rēxī, rēctum
3rd conjugation (regular)
rule

143
Q

relinquō

A

relinquere, relīquī, relictum
3rd conjugation (regular)
leave, leave behind

144
Q

surgō

A

surgere, surrēxī, surrēctum
3rd conjugation (regular)
rise, stand up

145
Q

trādō

A

trādere, trādidī, trāditum
3rd conjugation (regular)
hand over (down), surrender

146
Q

vincō

A

vincere, vīcī, victum
3rd conjugation (regular)
conquer, defeat

147
Q

cēdō

A

cēdere, cessī, cessum
3rd conjugation (regular)
move; yield, give away

148
Q

cōnstituō

A

cōnstituere, cōnstituī, cōnstitūtum
3rd conjugation (regular)
set up; decide, determine

149
Q

dēligō

A

dēligere, dēlēgi, dēlēctum
3rd conjugation (regular)
choose

150
Q

contendō

A

contendere, contendī, contentum
3rd conjugation (regular)
strive, struggle; hasten

151
Q

discēdō

A

discēdere, discessī, discessum
3rd conjugation (regular)
go away, depart, leave

152
Q

excēdō

A

excēdere, excessī, excessum
3rd conjugation (regular)
go out, leave

153
Q

redūcō

A

redūcere, redūxi, reductum
3rd conjugation (regular)
lead back

154
Q

accipiō

A

accipere, accepī, acceptum
3rd conjugation -io
receive, accept

155
Q

coniciō

A

conicere, coniēcī, coniectum
3rd conjugation -io
hurl; throw together

156
Q

capiō

A

capere, cēpī, captum
3rd conjugation -io
take, capture

157
Q

cōnficiō

A

cōnficere, cōnfēcī, cōnfectum
3rd conjugation -io
accomplish, finish

158
Q

cupiō

A

cupere, cupīvī, cupītum
3rd conjugation -io
wish, want, desire

159
Q

faciō

A

facere, fēcī, factum
3rd conjugation -io
make, do

160
Q

fugiō

A

fugere, fūgī, fugitum
3rd conjugation -io
flee, flee from

161
Q

iaciō

A

iacere, iēcī, iactum
3rd conjugation -io
throw

162
Q

incipiō

A

incipere, incēpī, inceptum
3rd conjugation -io
begin

163
Q

interficiō

A

interficere, interfēcī, interfectum
3rd conjugation -io
kill

164
Q

bibō

A

bibere, bibī, ____
3rd conjugation (regular)
drink

165
Q

currō

A

currere, cucurrī, cursum
3rd conjugation (regular)
run

166
Q

dīcō

A

dicere, dixī, dictum
3rd conjugation (regular)
say, tell

167
Q

edō

A

edere, ēdī, ēsum
3rd conjugation (regular)
eat

168
Q

petō

A

petere, petīvī, petītum
3rd conjugation (regular)
seek; beg, ask; attack; aim at

169
Q

scrībō

A

scibere, scrīpsī, scrīptum
3rd conjugation (regular)
write

170
Q

āmittō

A

āmittere, āmīsī, āmissum
3rd conjugation regular
lose

171
Q

committō

A

committere, commīsī, comissum
3rd conjugation regular
entrust
(with proelium) begin a battle, join battle

172
Q

expellō

A

expellere, expulī, expulsum
3rd conjugation regular
drive out, drive away

173
Q

reddō

A

reddere, reddidī, redditum
3rd conjugation regular
give back, restore

174
Q

adventus

A

adventūs, m
arrival, approach

175
Q

cornū

A

cornūs, n
horn, wing (of an army)

176
Q

cursus

A

cursūs, m
running; course, quick motion

177
Q

domus

A

domus
domūs
domuī
domum
domō

domūs
domuum
domibus
domōs
domibus

f
house, home

178
Q

exercitus

A

exercitūs, m
army

179
Q

exitus

A

exitūs, m
departure, way out; end, outcome

180
Q

fluctus

A

fluctūs, m
wave

181
Q

impetus

A

impetūs, m
attack

182
Q

impetum facere in

A

to attack () to make an attack against

183
Q

manus

A

manūs, f
hand; band (of men)

184
Q

occāsus

A

occāsūs, m
setting, downfall, a going down

185
Q

passus

mille passūs

A

passūs, m
pace

mile (thousand paces)

186
Q

portus

A

portūs, m
harbor, port

187
Q

senātus

A

senātūs, m
senate

188
Q

ūsus

A

ūsūs, m
use; advantage; practice, experience

189
Q

mīlia

A

mīilium, n pl
NOUN, needs partitive genitive
i-stem

190
Q

audiō

A

audīre, audīvī, audītum
hear, listen to

191
Q

conveniō

A

convenīre, convēnī, conventum
come together, assemble

192
Q

dormiō

A

dormīre, dormīvī, dormītum
sleep

193
Q

impediō

A

impedīre, impedīvī, impedītum
hinder

194
Q

inveniō

A

invenīre, invenī, inventum
come upon, find

195
Q

mūniō

A

mūnīre, mūnīvī, mūnītum
fortify, build

196
Q

perveniō

A

pervenīre, pervēnī, perventum
reach, arrive

197
Q

veniō

A

venīre, venī, ventum
come

198
Q

etiam

A

also, even

199
Q

tamen

A

nevertheless, yet, still

200
Q

nam

A

for