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Chapter 2 Latin Flashcards

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Fabula/fabulae

A

A story

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forma/formae

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form

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patria/patriae

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fatherland

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amare, what conjugation?

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to love, 1st

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ambulare, what conjugation?

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to walk, 1st

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curare, what conjugation?

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to care for, 1st

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debere, what conjugation?

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to ought/owe, 2nd

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exspectare, what conjugation?

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to expect/wait for, 1st

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habere, what conjugation?

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to have/hold, 2nd

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habitare, what conjugation?

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to live/dwell, 1st

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narrare, what conjugation?

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to tell, 1st

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sum (singular)

A

I am

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parare, what conjugation?

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to prepare, 1st

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tenere, what conjugation?

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to hold, 2nd

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videre, what conjugation?

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to see, 2nd

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vocare, what conjugation?

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to call out, 1st

17
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How many principal parts of verbs?

A

4, amo, amare, amavi, amatum

18
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6 forms of the following verb, habere (conjugate)

A

habeo, habes, habet, habemus, habetis, habent

19
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Who is the author we read about?

A

Titus maccius plautus.

20
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What genre did he write?

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comedies

21
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When did he live?

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254-184 bc

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How many persons are there in verbs?

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3; 1st, 2nd, 3rd

23
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What does it mean when the verb doesnt have a new ending?

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infinitve

24
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Memorable dictu: inter sacrum saxumque

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in between a rock and a hard place

25
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separate most must isn’t

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m/o 
s
t
mus
tis
nt
26
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what is most must isn’t?

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endings for latin verbs, when conjugating

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