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Capitulum Octavum Flashcards

1
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precious stone, jewel

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gemma, -ae

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string, line

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līnea, ae

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pearl

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margarīta, -ae

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shop, stall

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taberna, -ae

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5
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ring

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ānulus,-ī

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6
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neck

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collum, -ī

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7
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finger

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digitus, -ī

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ornament, piece of jewelry

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ōrnāmentum, -ī

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9
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price, value

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pretium, -ī

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sesterce (coin)

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sēstertius, -ī

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11
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shopkeeper

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tabernārius, -ī

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12
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pronoun

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prōnōmen, prōnōminis (n.)

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13
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shout

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clāmat, clāmant

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14
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costs, stands firm

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cōnstat, cōnstant

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point out, show

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mōnstrat, mōnstrant

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16
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equip, adorn

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ōrnat, ōrnant

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17
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stop, halt

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cōnsistit, cōnsistunt

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18
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buy

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emit, emunt

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19
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show

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ostendit, ostendunt

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20
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sell

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vēndit, vēndunt

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21
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sell

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vēndit, vēndunt

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22
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look at, look

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aspicit, aspiciunt

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23
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receive

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accipit, accipiunt

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24
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comes together with , meets, suits

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convenit, conveniunt
(Intransitive verb regarding two things described using correlatives, the second of which is in the accusative and preceded by “ad.”

25
Q

go away

A

abut, abeunt

26
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another, other
(adj.)

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alius, alia, aliud

27
Q

set with a jewel

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gemmātus, -a, -um

28
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mid, middle

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medius, -a, -um

29
Q

wealthy

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pecūniōsus, -a, -um

30
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how large, (as large) as

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quantus, -a, -um

31
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fourth

A

quārtus, -a, -um

32
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so big, so great
(adj.)

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tantus, -a, -um

33
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ninety

A

nōnāgintā

34
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eighty

A

octōgintā

35
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twenty

A

vīgintī

36
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that, the one, he

A

ille, illa, illud

37
Q

too, too much

A

nimis

38
Q

enough

A

satis

39
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or

A

aut

40
Q

Decline the singular Interrogative Pronouns
(who/what/which?)

A

quis/quī quae quid/quod
cuius
cui
quem quam quod
quō quā quō

41
Q

Decline the plural Interrogative Pronouns
(who/what/which?)

A

quī quae quae
quõrum quārum quōrum
quibus
quōs quās quae
quibus

42
Q

Decline the singular
Relative Pronouns
(who/he,she who)

A

quī quae quod
cuius
cui
quem quam quod
quō quā quō

43
Q

Decline the singular
Personal Pronoun

A

is ea id
eius
ei
eum eam id
eō eā eō

44
Q

Decline the plural
Personal Pronouns
(they who)

A

iī eae ea
eōrum eārum eōrum
iīs
eōs eās ea
iīs

45
Q

Decline the plural
Relative Pronouns

A

iī eae ea
eōrum eārum eōrum
iīs
eōs eās ea
iīs

46
Q

Decline the singular Demonstrative Pronouns
(This)

A

hic haec hoc
huius
huic
hunc hanc hoc
hōc hāc hōc

47
Q

Decline the plural Demonstrative Pronouns
(These)

A

hī hae haec
hōrum hārum hōrum
hīs
hōs hās haec
hīs

48
Q

Decline the singular Demonstrative Pronouns
(That)

A

ille illa illud
illīus
illī
illum illam illud
illō illā illō

49
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Decline the plural Demonstrative Pronouns
(Those)

A

illī illae illa
illōrum illārum illōrum
illīs
illōs illās illa
illīs

50
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What are the interrogative pronouns? They are used before what?

A

quis, quae, quid
They are used before a noun

51
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What are the relative pronouns?

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quī, quae, quod

52
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What are the three groups of demonstrative pronouns?

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is, ea, id (he/she who, it)
hic, haec, hoc (this)
Ille, illa, illud (that)

53
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Must relative pronouns have an antecedent?

A

No, alone they can function like “he who, etc.” or “whoever.”

54
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What is the ablative of means?

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A noun in ablative without a preposition can indicate that the noun is a means or the agent of a passive verb.

55
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When talking about size (as big as), the correlatives “tam … quam” are replaced by the adjectives

A

tantus… quantus
(As adjectives they agree with the nouns they modify.)
(They can each be used alone)
(Tantum can also mean “only.”)

56
Q

how

A

quam

57
Q

Prices related to the verbs “constat,” “emit,” “vendit” are in what case?

A

ablative
(ablātīvus pretiī)

58
Q

whoever

A

quī

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