Capvt VII

Question 1

amor, amōris

Answer 1

love, m.

Question 2

carmen, carminis

Answer 2

song, poem, n.

Question 3

cīvitās, cīvitātis

Answer 3

state, citizenship, city, f.

Question 4

corpus, corporis

Answer 4

body, n.

Question 5

homō, hominis

Answer 5

human being, man, m.

Question 6

labor, labōris

Answer 6

labor, work, toil; a work, production, m.

Question 7

littera, -ae

Answer 7

a letter of the alphabet, f.

Question 8

litterae, -ārum

Answer 8

a letter (epistle), literature, f., pl.

Question 9

mōs, mōris

Answer 9

habit, custom, manner, m.

Question 10

mōrēs, mōrum

Answer 10

habits, morals, character, m., pl.

Question 11

nōmen, nōminis

Answer 11

name, n.

Question 12

pāx, pācis

Answer 12

peace, f.

Question 13

rēgīna, -ae

Answer 13

queen, f.

Question 14

rēx, rēgis

Answer 14

king, m.

Question 15

tempus, temporis

Answer 15

time; occasion, opportunity, n.

Question 16

terra, -ae

Answer 16

earth, ground, land, country, f.

Question 17

uxor, uxōris

Answer 17

wife, f.

Question 18

virgō, virginis

Answer 18

maiden, virgin, f.

Question 19

virtūs, virtūtis

Answer 19

merit, manliness, courage; excellence, character, worth, virtue, f.

Question 20

novus, -a, -um

Answer 20

new, strange

Question 21

post

Answer 21

after, behind, prep. + acc.

Question 22

sub

Answer 22

under, up under, close to; down to/into, to/at the foot of,

prep. + abl. w/ verbs of rest;

+ acc. w/ verbs of motion

Question 23

audeō, audēre, ausus sum

Answer 23

to dare

Question 24

necō, necāre, necāvī, necātum

Answer 24

to murder, kill

Question 25

noceō, nocēre, nocuī, nocitum

Answer 25

to do harm to, harm, injure, + dat.

Question 26

sōl, sōlis

Answer 26

sun, m.

Question 27

cantāre

Answer 27

to sing

Question 28

plēbs, plēbis

Answer 28

the common people, populace, plebeians, f.

Question 29

peccāre

Answer 29

to sin, do wrong

Question 30

ōdērunt

Answer 30

they hate

Question 31

prīnceps, prīncipis

Answer 31

chief, prince, leader, emperor, m./f. noun

Question 32

dūrus, -a, -um

Answer 32

hard, harsh, rough, stern, unfeeling, hardy, tough, difficult

Question 33

honor, honōris

Answer 33

honor, esteem, public office, office, m.

Question 34

indignus, -a, -um

Answer 34

unworthy

Question 35

pariēs, parietis

Answer 35

wall, wall of a building, m.

Question 36

mors, mortis

Answer 36

death, f.

Question 37

nātiō, nātiōnis

Answer 37

nation, people, f.

Question 38

servitūs, servitūtis

Answer 38

servitude, slavery, f.

Question 39

praeclārus, -a, -um

Answer 39

splendid, noble, distinguished, famous, remarkable

Question 40

recuperatiō, recuperatiōnis

Answer 40

recovery, f.

Question 41

lībertās, lībertātis

Answer 41

liberty, freedom, f.

Question 42

mortālis, mortālis

Answer 42

a mortal

Question 43

quōmodo

Answer 43

in what way, how, adv.

Question 44

altissimīs

Answer 44

the highest, abl. pl.

Question 45

voluntās, voluntātis

Answer 45

will, wish, f.

Question 46

rapuit

Answer 46

raped

Question 47

sē

Answer 47

herself

Question 48

necāvit

Answer 48

a past tense form of necāre

Question 49

doctus, -a, -um

Answer 49

taught, learned, skilled, scholarly

Question 50

fūr, fūris

Answer 50

thief, m.

Question 51

gēns, gentis

Answer 51

clan, race, nation, people, family, f.

Question 52

mīlvus

Answer 52

kite (a common bird of prey)

Question 53

tendō, tendere, tetendī, tēnsum

Answer 53

to stretch, extend, go

Question 54

quot hominēs, tot sententiae

Answer 54

there are as many opinions as there are men (an old proverb from 2nd century B.C.)

Question 55

tot

Answer 55

so many, as many, indeclinable adj.

Question 56

quot

Answer 56

how many, as many, indeclinable adj.

Question 57

tot…quot

Answer 57

as many…as

Question 58

extrā

Answer 58

beyond, outside, prep. + acc.

Question 59

firmus, -a, -um

Answer 59

firm, strong, reliable

Question 60

vēlōx, vēlōcis

Answer 60

fast, swift

Question 61

rapiō, rapere, rapuī, raptum

Answer 61

to seize, snatch, carry away, grab

Question 62

love, m.

Answer 62

amor, amōris

Question 63

song, poem, n.

Answer 63

carmen, carminis

Question 64

state, citizenship, city, f.

Answer 64

cīvitās, cīvitātis

Question 65

body, n.

Answer 65

corpus, corporis

Question 66

human being, man, m.

Answer 66

homō, hominis

Question 67

labor, work, toil; a work, production, m.

Answer 67

labor, labōris

Question 68

a letter of the alphabet, f.

Answer 68

littera, -ae

Question 69

a letter (epistle), literature, f., pl.

Answer 69

litterae, -ārum

Question 70

habit, custom, manner, m.

Answer 70

mōs, mōris

Question 71

habits, morals, character, m., pl.

Answer 71

mōrēs, mōrum

Question 72

name, n.

Answer 72

nōmen, nōminis

Question 73

peace, f.

Answer 73

pāx, pācis

Question 74

queen, f.

Answer 74

rēgīna, -ae

Question 75

king, m.

Answer 75

rēx, rēgis

Question 76

time; occasion, opportunity, n.

Answer 76

tempus, temporis

Question 77

earth, ground, land, country, f.

Answer 77

terra, -ae

Question 78

wife, f.

Answer 78

uxor, uxōris

Question 79

maiden, virgin, f.

Answer 79

virgō, virginis

Question 80

merit, manliness, courage; excellence, character, worth, virtue, f.

Answer 80

virtūs, virtūtis

Question 81

new, strange

Answer 81

novus, -a, -um

Question 82

after, behind, prep. + acc.

Answer 82

post

Question 83

under, up under, close to; down to/into, to/at the foot of,

prep. + abl. w/ verbs of rest;

+ acc. w/ verbs of motion

Answer 83

sub

Question 84

to dare

Answer 84

audeō, audēre, ausus sum

Question 85

to murder, kill

Answer 85

necō, necāre, necāvī, necātum

Question 86

to do harm to, harm, injure, + dat.

Answer 86

noceō, nocēre, nocuī, nocitum

Question 87

sun, m.

Answer 87

sōl, sōlis

Question 88

to sing

Answer 88

cantāre

Question 89

the common people, populace, plebeians, f.

Answer 89

plēbs, plēbis

Question 90

to sin, do wrong

Answer 90

peccāre

Question 91

they hate

Answer 91

ōdērunt

Question 92

chief, prince, leader, emperor, m./f. noun

Answer 92

prīnceps, prīncipis

Question 93

hard, harsh, rough, stern, unfeeling, hardy, tough, difficult

Answer 93

dūrus, -a, -um

Question 94

honor, esteem, public office, office, m.

Answer 94

honor, honōris

Question 95

unworthy

Answer 95

indignus, -a, -um

Question 96

wall, wall of a building, m.

Answer 96

pariēs, parietis

Question 97

death, f.

Answer 97

mors, mortis

Question 98

nation, people, f.

Answer 98

nātiō, nātiōnis

Question 99

servitude, slavery, f.

Answer 99

servitūs, servitūtis

Question 100

splendid, noble, distinguished, famous, remarkable

Answer 100

praeclārus, -a, -um

Question 101

recovery, f.

Answer 101

recuperatiō, recuperatiōnis

Question 102

liberty, freedom, f.

Answer 102

lībertās, lībertātis

Question 103

a mortal

Answer 103

mortālis, mortālis

Question 104

in what way, how, adv.

Answer 104

quōmodo

Question 105

the highest, abl. pl.

Answer 105

altissimīs

Question 106

will, wish, f.

Answer 106

voluntās, voluntātis

Question 107

raped

Answer 107

rapuit

Question 108

herself

Answer 108

sē

Question 109

a past tense form of necāre

Answer 109

necāvit

Question 110

taught, learned, skilled, scholarly

Answer 110

doctus, -a, -um

Question 111

thief, m.

Answer 111

fūr, fūris

Question 112

clan, race, nation, people, family, f.

Answer 112

gēns, gentis

Question 113

kite (a common bird of prey)

Answer 113

mīlvus

Question 114

to stretch, extend, go

Answer 114

tendō, tendere, tetendī, tēnsum

Question 115

there are as many opinions as there are men (an old proverb from 2nd century B.C.)

Answer 115

quot hominēs, tot sententiae

Question 116

so many, as many, indeclinable adj.

Answer 116

tot

Question 117

how many, as many, indeclinable adj.

Answer 117

quot

Question 118

as many…as

Answer 118

tot…quot

Question 119

beyond, outside, prep. + acc.

Answer 119

extrā

Question 120

firm, strong, reliable

Answer 120

firmus, -a, -um

Question 121

fast, swift

Answer 121

vēlōx, vēlōcis

Question 122

to seize, snatch, carry away, grab

Answer 122

rapiō, rapere, rapuī, raptum

Question 123

3rd declension masc. endings

Answer 123

–, -ēs

• is, -um
• ī, -ibus
• em, -ēs
• e, -ibus

–, ēs

Question 124

3rd declension fem. endings

Answer 124

–, -ēs

• is, -um
• ī, -ibus
• em, -ēs
• e, -ibus

–, ēs

Question 125

3rd declension neut. endings

Answer 125

–, -a

• is, -um
• ī, -ibus

–, -a

e, -ibus

–, -a

Question 126

full declension of rēx, m.

Answer 126

rēx, rēgēs

rēgis, rēgum

rēgī, rēgibus

rēgem, rēgēs

rēge, rēgibus

rēx, rēgēs

Question 127

full declension of virtūs, f.

Answer 127

virtūs, virtūtēs

virtūtis, virtūtum

virtūtī, virtūtibus

virtūtem, virtūtēs

virtūte, virtūtibus

virtūs, virtūtēs

Question 128

full declension of homō, m.

Answer 128

homō, hominēs

hominis, hominum

hominī, hominibus

hominem, hominēs

homine, hominibus

homō, hominēs

Question 129

full declension of corpus, n.

Answer 129

corpus, corpora

corporis, corporum

corporī, corporibus

corpus, corpora

corpore, corporibus

corpus, corpora

Question 130

–, -ēs

• is, -um
• ī, -ibus
• em, -ēs
• e, -ibus

–, ēs

Answer 130

3rd declension masc. endings

Question 131

–, -ēs

• is, -um
• ī, -ibus
• em, -ēs
• e, -ibus

–, ēs

Answer 131

3rd declension fem. endings

Question 132

–, -a

• is, -um
• ī, -ibus

–, -a

e, -ibus

–, -a

Answer 132

3rd declension neut. endings

Question 133

rēx, rēgēs

rēgis, rēgum

rēgī, rēgibus

rēgem, rēgēs

rēge, rēgibus

rēx, rēgēs

Answer 133

full declension of rēx, m.

Question 134

virtūs, virtūtēs

virtūtis, virtūtum

virtūtī, virtūtibus

virtūtem, virtūtēs

virtūte, virtūtibus

virtūs, virtūtēs

Answer 134

full declension of virtūs, f.

Question 135

homō, hominēs

hominis, hominum

hominī, hominibus

hominem, hominēs

homine, hominibus

homō, hominēs

Answer 135

full declension of homō, m.

Question 136

corpus, corpora

corporis, corporum

corporī, corporibus

corpus, corpora

corpore, corporibus

corpus, corpora

Answer 136

full declension of corpus, n.