Chapter 14 Latin Vocab List

Question 0

Aqua

Answer 0

Aquae, f., water

Question 1

Animal

Answer 1

Animalis, n., animal/living creatures

Question 2

Ars

Answer 2

Artis, f., art/skill

Question 3

Auris

Answer 3

Auris, f., ear

Question 4

Civis

Answer 4

Civis, m./f., citizen

Question 5

Iūs

Answer 5

Iūris, n., justice/law

Question 6

Turba

Answer 6

-ae, f., uproar

Question 7

Rōma

Answer 7

-ae, f., Rome

Question 8

Mare

Answer 8

maris, n., sea

Question 9

Mors

Answer 9

Mortis, f., death

Question 10

Nūbēs

Answer 10

Nūbis, f., cloud

Question 11

Ōs

Answer 11

ōris, n., mouth

Question 12

Pars

Answer 12

Partis, f., part

Question 13

Urbs

Answer 13

Urbis, f., city

Question 14

Vīs

Answer 14

Vīs, f., force, power

Question 15

Vīrēs

Answer 15

Vīrium, f. pl., strength

Question 16

Appellō

Answer 16

-āre, -āvi, -ātum, to speak to, call

Question 17

Mūtō

Answer 17

-āre, -āvi, -ātum, to change, alter

Question 18

Vītō

Answer 18

-āre, -āvi, -ātum, to avoid

Question 19

Teneō

Answer 19

-ēre, tenuī, tentum, to hold

Question 20

Currō

Answer 20

-ere, cucurrī, cursum, to run

Question 21

Ā (before consonants)/ ab (before vowels)

Answer 21

+abl., away from

Question 22

Trāns

Answer 22

+acc., across

Question 23

A.M.

Answer 23

Ante merīdiem- before noon

Question 24

E.g.

Answer 24

Exemplī grātiā- for example

Question 25

Et al.

Answer 25

Et aliī, -ae, -a- and others

Question 26

Etc.

Answer 26

Et cetera- and the rest

Question 27

I.e.

Answer 27

Id est- that is/in other words

Question 28

N.B.

Answer 28

Nota bene- note well

Question 29

P.M.

Answer 29

Post merīdiem- after noon

Question 30

Ab ōvō ad māla

Answer 30

From the egg to apples, meaning from beginning to end

Question 31

Ab urbe conditā

Answer 31

From the founding of the city

Question 32

Ars grātiā artis

Answer 32

Art for the sake of art

Question 33

Mare nostrum

Answer 33

Our sea (the Mediterranean)