Ch. 29 Flashcards
occasio, occasionis f.
occasion, opportunity
studium, studii n.
eagerness, zeal; study
voluptas, voluptatis f.
pleasure, delight
committo, committere, commisi, commissus
to join, unite, engage in
convenio, convenire, conveni, conventurus
to assemble, gather; meet; agree
probo, probare, probavi, probatus
to approve (of); prove, show
civilis, civile
civil, public, political
peritus, perita, peritum
experienced, skillful
utiliis, utile
useful, profitable
verus, vera, verum
verum, veri n.
true
truth, what is true
male
badly
tamquam
as, just as, just like
gerund
present stem + nd + neuter endings
no nominative, no plural
amandi, amando, amandum, amando
gerundive
like gerund, but with nominative and plural
gerundive is an adjective
to show obligation, necessity, or propriety
to replace the gerund with a direct object
