Chapter 2 Flashcards by AARON Francis | Brainscape

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fāma, fāmae

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f. rumor, report; fame, reputation

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fōrma, ae

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f. form, shape; beauty

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fortūna, ae

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f. fortune, luck

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īra, īrae

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f. ire, anger

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nauta, ae

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m. sailor.

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patria, ae

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f. fatherland, native land, (one’s) country

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pecūnia, ae

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f. money

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philsophia, ae

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f. philosophy

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poena, ae

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f. penalty, punishment

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poēta, ae

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m. poet

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porta, ae

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f. gate, entrance

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puella, ae

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f. girl

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rosa, ae

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f. rose

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sententia, ae

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f. feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence

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vīta, ae

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f. life; mode of life

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antīqua, us, um

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adj. ancient, old time.

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magnus, a, um

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adj. great, large; important

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meus, mea, meum

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adj. my

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multus, multa, multum

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adj. much, many

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tuus, tua, tuum

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adj. your (singular)

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et

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conj. and; even (et . . . et; both. . .and)

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sed

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conj. but

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Ō

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interjection, O! Oh! (com. used w/ vocative)

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sine

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prep. + abl., without

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sum, esse, fuī, futurum

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to be

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Salvē, Ō patria! (plautus).

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Greetings, O fatherland.

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Fāma et sententia volant. (Virgile)

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Rumor and opinion move quickly.

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volāre

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volō, volāre, volāvī, volātum –to fly, move quickly

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Da veniam puellae, amābo tē. (Terence)

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Give favor to the girl, please.

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venia, ae

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f. favor, pardon

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Clēmentia tua multās vītās servat. (Cicero)

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Your clemency saves many lives.

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Clēmentia, -ae

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f. clemency; friendship

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Multam pecūniam dēportat. (Cicero)

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He carries away much money.

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dēportāre

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dēportō, dēportāre, dēporāvī, dēportātum–to carry away)