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Capitulum Septimum Flashcards

1
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tear (noun)

A

lacrima, -ae

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2
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dative

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datīvus, ī

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3
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apple

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mālum, -ī

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4
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eye

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oculus, -ī

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5
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kiss

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ōsculum, -ī

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6
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doorkeeper

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ōstiārius, -ī

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7
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pear

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pirum, -ī

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8
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mirror

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speculum, -ī

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9
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give

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dat, dant

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10
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wait (for), expect

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exspectat, exspectant

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11
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cry

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lacrimat

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12
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hold, keep (back)

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tenet, tenent

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13
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wipe

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terget, tergent

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14
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shut, close

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claudit, claudunt

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15
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run

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currit, currunt

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16
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turn

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vertit, vertunt

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17
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arrive

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advenit, adveniunt

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18
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open, disclose

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aperit, aperiunt

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19
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go to, approach

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adit, adeunt

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20
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go out

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exit, exeunt

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21
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be in
(compound verb)

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inest, īnsunt

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22
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beautiful (not pulcher)

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fōrmōsus, -a, -um

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23
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full (of)

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plēnus, -a, -um (+gen./abl)

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24
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this

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hic, haec, hoc

25
Q

himself, herself

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sui (gen.), sē (acc. & abl.), sibi (dat.)

26
Q

no, on the contrary

A

immō

27
Q

there

A

illīc

28
Q

not only … but also

A

et … et

29
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neither … nor

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neque … neque

30
Q

out of, from, of, since

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ē, ex (prep. + abl.)

31
Q

not?

A

nōnne?

32
Q

When a pronoun refers reflexively to the 3rdps subject of a sentence use …

A

sē
(reflexive pronoun)

33
Q

When a pronoun refers to a 3rdps person or thing other than the subject of a sentence (him/her/them) use …

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eum/eam/eōs/eās
(personal pronoun)

34
Q

What possessive adjective modifies a noun that belongs to the 3rdps subject of a sentence?

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suus, -a, -um
(possessive adjective)

35
Q

When the preposition “in” indicates motion into a place the word following takes what case?

A

accusative

36
Q

When the preposition “in” indicates a place where, the word following takes what case?

A

ablative

37
Q

When the preposition “in” indicates a place where, the word following takes what case?

A

ablative

38
Q

Question expecting a “no” answer begin with

A

Num

39
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Questions expecting a “yes” answer begin with

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Nōnne

40
Q

Imperatives for the verb “esse” are

A

Es … !
Este … !

41
Q

The preposition Ex/ē takes which case?

A

ablative

42
Q

Like “ab,” the preposition form “ex” is used before

A

vowels and “h.” But they can also be used before consonants.

43
Q

Like the preposition “ā,” “ē” only can be used before

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consonants

44
Q

When stating that a person or thing is being given something, that person or thing is in what case?

A

dative

45
Q

Dative endings for the first and second declension are

A

-ae/-īs
-ō/-īs

46
Q

What is the European order for listing a declension?

A

nominative
accusative
genitive
dative
ablative
vocative

47
Q

The dative of “is, ea, id” is

A

eī/-iīs

48
Q

The dative and ablative of the reflexive pronoun sē are

A

sibi
sē

49
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The demonstrative (pointing) pronouns (this) are

A

hic, haec, hoc

50
Q

The demonstrative (pointing) pronouns (this) are

A

hic, haec, hoc

51
Q

The adjective “plēnus” is followed by what case?

A

genitive

52
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Compound verbs make one word by combining a preposition, used elsewhere in the sentence, with a verb such as

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adest
advenit
inest
exit

53
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The dative of the interrogative pronoun quis/quī, quae, quid/quod (to whom) is

A

cui

54
Q

both … and …
neither … or …
not only … but …

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et … et …
neque … neque …
nōn sōlum … sed etiam…

55
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How does one begin a question expecting neither a yes or no answer?

A

-ne

56
Q

but, however, while

A

autem
(conj.)

57
Q

puts, places, lays down 3rdps

A

ponit
pōnere

58
Q

takes

A

sūmit
sumere

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