Ch. 5-8 Vocab Flashcards
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Arma
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Armorum, n (pl.). Arms
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Cibus
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Cibi, m. Food
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Liber (n)
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Libri, m. Book
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Magister
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Magistri, m. Teacher
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Regina
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Reginae, f. Queen
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Servus
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Servi, m. Slave
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Bonus
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Bona, bonum. Good
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Clarus
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Clara, clarum. Bright, clear, famous
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Laetus
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Laeta, laetum. Happy
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Latus
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Lata, latum. Wide, broad
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Longus
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Longa, longum. Long
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Magnus
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Magna, magnum. Great, big, large
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Malus
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Mala, malum. Bad, evil
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Animus
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Animi, m. mind, soul, spirit
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Rogo
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Rogare, rogavi, rogatum. To ask
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Specto
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Spectare, spectavi, spectatum. To watch
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Timeo
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Timere, timui, –. To be afraid
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Bene
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Well
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Nunc
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Now
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Paene
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Almost
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Ante
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+ acc, before
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Post
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+ acc, after
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Nos
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We
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Vos
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You (pl.)
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Auxilium
Auxilii, n. Help, (reinforcements in the pl.)
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Copia
Copiae, f. Supply, plenty (troops in the pl.)
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Impedimentum
Impedimenti, n. Hindrance (baggage in the pl.)
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Cura
Curae, f. Care, concern, anxiety
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Oculus
Oculi, m. Eye
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Periculum
Periculi, n. Danger
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Aequus
Aequa, aequum. Equal, fair, level, calm, just
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Meus
Mea, meum. My, mine
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Parvus
Parva, Parvum. Small, little
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Romanus
Romana, Romanum. Roman
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Libero
Liberare, liberavi, liberatum. To (set) free
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Prohibeo
Prohibere, prohibui, prohibitum. To prevent, keep from
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Respondeo
Respondere, respondi, responsum. To answer, reply, respond
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Sedeo
Sedere, sedi, sessum. To sit
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Sto
Stare, steti, statum. To stand
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Vulnero
Vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratum. To wound, injure
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Cras
Tomorrow
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Heri
Yesterday
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Mox
Soon
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Sine
+abl, without
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Trans
+acc, across
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Mihi
To/for me
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Tibi
To/for you
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Quis
Who?
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Quid
What?
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Aedificium
Aedificii, n. Building
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Amictia
Amicitiae, f. Friendship
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Castra
Castrorum, n. (Pl.) camp
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Gladius
Gladii, m. Sword
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Stella
Stellae, f. Star
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Altus
Alta, altum. High, tall, deep
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Liber (adj)
Libera, liberum. Free
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Miser
Misera, miserum. Sad, miserable, wretched, poor
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Multus
Multa, multum. Much, many
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Noster
Nostra, nostrum. Our
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Novus
Nova, novum. New
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Sacer
Sacra, sacrum. Sacred, holy
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Canto
Cantare, cantavi, cantatum. To sing
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Inquit
He/she/it says/said
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Iubeo
Iubere, iussi, iussum. To order
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Servo
Servare, servavi, servatum. To save, keep
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Antea
Before, previously
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Cotidie
Daily, every day
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Plus
More
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Postea
Afterwards
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Quam
How/than
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Contra
+acc, against
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Inter
+acc, among, between
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Pro
+abl, for, on behalf of
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Autem
But, however
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Quod
Because
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Auriga
Aurigae, m. Charioteer, chariot driver
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Celeritas
Celeritatis, f. Speed
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Dux
Ducis, m. Leader
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Laus
Laudis, f. Praise
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Liberi
Liberorum, m. Children
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Mater
Matris, f. Mother
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Pater
Patris, m. Father
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Turba
Turbae, f. Crowd
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Et...et
Both...and
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Nam
For
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Nec
Nor, and not
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Festino
Festinare, festinavi, festinatum. To hurry, hasten
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Iaceo
Iacere, iacui, --. To lie down
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Lacrimo
Lacrimare, lacrimavi, lacrimatum. To cry
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Puslo
Pulsare, pulsavi, pulsatum. To hit, strike
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Supero
Superare, superavi, superatum. To defeat, overcome,surpass, conquer
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Volo
Volare, volavi, volatum. To fly, rush, speed
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Iratus
Irata, iratum. Angry
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Medius
Media, medium. Middle (of)
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Mortuus
Mortua, mortuum. Dead
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Pulcher
Pulchra, pulchrum. Beautiful, pretty
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Tacitus
Tacita, tacitum. Silent, quiet
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Timidus
Timida, timidum. Afraid
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Verus
Vera, verum. True
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Prope
+acc, near, next to
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Subito
Suddenly
