Caput II Flashcards

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amīca amīca f.

Amīcae Eurōpae sunt timidae

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(female) friend, girlfriend

The friends of Europa are scared.

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amīcus amīcī m.

Taurus nunc est amīcus.

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(male) friend

The bull is now a friend.

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deus dei m.

Deus Iūppiter in Olympō habitat.

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god

The god Jupiter lives on Olympus.

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dea deae f.

Dea Iuno in Olympō habitat.

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goddess

The goddess Juno lives on Olympus.

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fīlia fīliae f.

Eurōpa est fīlia.

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daughter

Europa is a daughter.

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poēta poētae m.

Poēta Ovidius fābulam narrat.

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poet

The poet Ovid tells the story.

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rēx rēgis m.

Agēnor est rēx Phonīcius.

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king

Agenor is the Phoenician king.

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taurus taurī m.

Iūppiter sē in taurum trānsfōrmat.

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bull

Jupiter transforms himself into a bull.

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amō amāre amāvī amātus (amō (1))

Eurōpa amīcās amat.

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to love

Europa loves her friends.

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dēsīderō dēsīderāre dēsīderāvī dēsīderātus (dēsīderō (1))

Deus puellam dēsīderat.

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to desire

The god desires the girl.

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fugitō fugitāre fugitāvī fugitātus (fugitō (1))

Taurus cum puellā fugitat.

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to flee

The bull flees with the girl.

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lūdō lūdere lūsī lūsus

Taurus cum puellā lūdit.

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to play

The bull plays with the girl.

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nārrō nārrāre nārrāvī nārrātus (nārrō (1))

Poēta Ovidius fābulam nārrat.

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to tell a story, to narrate

The Poet Ovid tells the story.

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portō portāre portāvī portātus (portō (1))

Taurus puellās in tergō portat.

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to carry

The bull carries the girls on his back.

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trānsfōrmō trānsfōrmāre trānsfōrmāvī trānsfōrmātus (trānsfōrmō (1))

Iūppiter se in taurum trānsfōrmat.

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to transform

Jupiter transforms himself into a bull.

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novus nova novum

Īnsula est in terrā novā.

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new

The island is in a new land.

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timidus timida timidum

Amīcae Eurōpae sunt timidae.

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timid

Europa’s friends are scared.

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ad + acc.

Taurus puellam ad īnsulam Crētam portat.

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to, toward

The bull carries the girl to the island of Crete.

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cum + abl.

Taurus cum puellā lūdit.

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with

The bull plays with the girl

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dē + abl.

fābula dē Eurōpā

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about, concerning, down from

The story about Europa

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diū

Eurōpa taurum novum diū spectat.

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for a long time

Europa watches the new bull for a long time

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nunc

Taurus nunc est amīcus.

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now

The bull is now a friend.

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ōlim

Ōlim terram Phoenīciam spectat.

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once

Once, he looks at the land Phoenicia.

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quis…?

Quis est taurus?

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who…?

Who is the bull?

25
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Iūppiter sē in taurum pulchrum trānsfōrmat.

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himself, herself, itself, themselves

Jupiter transforms himself into a beautiful bull.

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in + acc.

Iūppiter sē in taurum trānsfōrmat.

A

into, onto

Jupiter transforms himself into a bull.

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(female) friend, girlfriend

The friends of Europa are scared.

A

amīca amīca f.

Amicae Eurōpae sunt timidae

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Q

(male) friend

The bull is now a friend.

A

amīcus amīcī m.

Taurus nunc est amīcus.

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god

The god Jupiter lives on Olympus.

A

deus dei m.

Deus Iūppiter in Olympō habitat.

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goddess

The goddess Juno lives on Olympus.

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dea deae f.

Dea Iuno in Olympō habitat.

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daughter

Europa is a daughter.

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fīlia fīliae f.

Eurōpa est fīlia.

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poet

The poet Ovid tells the story.

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poēta poētae m.

Poēta Ovidius fābulam narrat.

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king

Agenor is the Phoenician king.

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rēx rēgis m.

Agēnor est rēx Phonīcius.

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bull

Jupiter transforms himself into a bull.

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taurus taurī m.

Iūppiter sē in taurum trānsfōrmat.

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to love

Europa loves her friends.

A

amō amāre amāvī amātus (amō (1))

Eurōpa amīcās amat.

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to desire

The god desires the girl.

A

dēsīderō dēsīderāre dēsīderāvī dēsīderātus (dēsīderō (1))

Deus puellam dēsīderat.

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to flee

The bull flees with the girl.

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fugitō fugitāre fugitāvī fugitātus (fugitō (1))

Taurus cum puellā fugitat.

38
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to play

The bull plays with the girl.

A

lūdō lūdere lūsī lūsus

Taurus cum puellā lūdit.

39
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to tell a story, to narrate

The Poet Ovid tells the story.

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nārrō nārrāre nārrāvī nārrātus (nārrō (1))

Poēta Ovidius fābulam nārrat.

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to carry

The bull carries the girls on his back.

A

portō portāre portāvī portātus (portō (1))

Taurus puellās in tergō portat.

41
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to transform

Jupiter transforms himself into a bull.

A

trānsfōrmō trānsfōrmāre trānsfōrmāvī trānsfōrmātus (trānsfōrmō (1))

Iūppiter se in taurum trānsfōrmat.

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new

The island is in a new land.

A

novus nova novum

Īnsula est in terrā novā.

43
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timid

Europa’s friends are scared.

A

timidus timida timidum

Amīcae Eurōpae sunt timidae.

44
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to, toward

The bull carries the girl to the island of Crete.

A

ad + acc.

Taurus puellam ad īnsulam Crētam portat.

45
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with

The bull plays with the girl

A

cum + abl.

Taurus cum puellā lūdit.

46
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about, concerning, down from

The story about Europa

A

dē + abl.

fābula dē Eurōpā

47
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for a long time

Europa watches the new bull for a long time

A

diū

Eurōpa taurum novum diū spectat.

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now

The bull is now a friend.

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nunc

Taurus nunc est amīcus.

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once

Once, he looks at the land Phoenicia.

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ōlim

Ōlim terram Phoenīciam spectat.

50
Q

who…?

Who is the bull?

A

quis…?

Quis est taurus?

51
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himself, herself, itself, themselves

Jupiter transforms himself into a beautiful bull.

A

Iūppiter sē in taurum pulchrum trānsfōrmat.

52
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into, onto

Jupiter transforms himself into a bull.

A

in + acc.

Iūppiter sē in taurum trānsfōrmat.