Chapter 2 Flashcards
sed
but (conj)
non
not (adv)
neque or nec; neque/nec…neque/nec
and not (conj adv); neither…nor
-ne
added to the first word of a question (interrogative enclitic participle)
namque
for in fact (conj)
nam
for (conj)
etenim
and indeed; for in fact (conj.)
enim
in fact; indeed; for (postpositive conj)
cur
why (interrogative adverb)
possum posse potui –
to be able, can
sum esse fui futurus
to be; exist
video videre vidi visus
to see
timeo timere timui –
to fear, be afraid (of)
respondeo, respondere, respondi, responsus
to respond, answer
moveo, movere, movi, motus
to move, set in motion, stir (up)
iubeo, ibere, iussi, iussus
to order
habeo habere habui habitus
to have, hold; to consider
debeo, debere, debui, debitus
to owe; ought
voco vocare vocavi vocatus
to call; summon; name
opto optare optavi optatus
to desire
monstro, monstrare, monstravi, monstratus
to demonstrate, show, point out
laboro laborare laboravi laboratum (intrans)
to work; suffer, be distressed
erro errare erravi erratus
to err, wander; to make a mistake
dono donare donavi donatus
to give; present reward
poenas dare; vela dare (idioms)
to pay the penalty; to set sail
do dare dedi datus
to give; grant
cogito cogitare cogitavi cogitatus (trans, but can also be used with de; e.g. de anima cogitat)
to think; ponder
amo amare amavi amatus
to love
ambulo ambulare ambulavi ambulatum (intrans)
to walk
velum -i n.
sail
studium studii n.
zeal, enthusiasm; pursuit, study
arma armorum n. (never appears in singular)
arms, weapons
animus, animi m.
rational soul, mind; spirit; pl. strong feelings (as opposed to anima, which is physical soul that would descend to the underworld)
vita vitae f.
life
sapientia ae f.
wisdom
poena poenae f.
punishment, penalty
ira irae f.
anger, wrath
cura curae f.
care, concern; anxiety
but (conj)
sed
not (adv)
non
and not (conj adv); neither…nor
neque or nec; neque/nec…neque/nec
added to the first word of a question (interrogative enclitic participle)
-ne
for in fact (conj)
namque
for (conj)
nam
and indeed; for in fact (conj.)
etenim
in fact; indeed; for (postpositive conj)
enim
why (interrog adv)
cur
to be able, can
possum posse potui –
to be, exist
sum esse fui futurus
to see
video videre vidi visus
to be afraid, fear
timeo timere timui –
to respond, answer
respondeo, respondere, respondi, responsus
to move, set in motion, stir (up)
moveo, movere, movi, motus
to order
iubeo, ibere, iussi, iussus
to have, hold; to consider
habeo habere habui habitus
to owe, ought
debeo, debere, debui, debitus
to call; summon; name
voco vocare vocavi vocatus
to desire
opto optare optavi optatus
to demonstrate, point out, show
monstro, monstrare, monstravi, monstratus
to work; suffer, be distressed
laboro laborare laboravi laboratum (intrans)
to wander, err
erro errare erravi erratus
to give; present reward
dono donare donavi donatus
to pay the penalty; to set sail
poenas dare; vela dare (idioms)
to give, grant
do dare dedi datus
to think; ponder
amo amare amavi amatus
to walk
ambulo ambulare ambulavi ambulatum (intrans)
sail
velum -i n.
study; zeal, enthusiasm
studium studii n.
arms, weapons
arma armorum n. (never appears in singular)
rational soul, mind; spirit; pl. strong feelings (as opposed to anima, which is physical soul that would descend to the underworld)
animus, animi m.
life
vita vitae f.
wisdom
sapientia ae f.
punishment, penalty
poena poenae f.
anger, wrath
ira irae f.
care, concern; anxiety
cura curae f.