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Chapter 21: Third and Fourth Conjugations: Present System Passive Flashcards

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What are the conjugations of the 3rd for the present indicative passive forms?

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agor, ageris, agitur, agimur, agiminī, aguntur

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What are the conjugations of the 3rd for the future indicative passive forms?

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agar, agēris, agētur, agēmur, agēminī, agentur

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What are the conjugations of the 3rd for the imperfect indicative passive forms?

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agēbar, agēbāris, agēbatur, agēbāmur, agēbāminī, agēbāntur

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What are the conjugations of the 4th conjugations for the present indicative passive forms?

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audior, audīris, audītur, audīmur, audīminī, audiuntur

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What are the conjugations of the 4th conjugations for the future indicative passive forms?

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audiar, audiēris, audiētur, audiēmur, audiēminī, audientur

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What are the conjugations of the 4th conjugations for the imperfect indicative passive forms?

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audiēbar, audiēbāris, audiēbātur, audiēbamur, audiēbaminī, audiēbantur

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What are the conjugations of the i-stem conjugations for the present indicative passive forms?

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capior, caperis, capitur, capimur, capiminī, capiuntur

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What are the conjugations of the i-stem conjugations for the future indicative passive forms?

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capiar, capiēris, capiētur, capiēmur, capiēminī, capientur

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What are the conjugations of the i-stem conjugations for the imperfect indicative passive forms?

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capiēbar, capiēbāris, capiēbātur, capiēbāmur, capiēbāminī, capiēbantur

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How do you say hour, cottage, hut?

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1st decl. f. casa, casae

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How do you say cause, reason; case, situation?

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1st decl. f. causa, causae

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How do you say window?

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1st decl. f. fenestra, fenestrae

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How do you say end, limit, boundary; purpose? boundaries, territory?

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3rd decl. m. fīnis, fīnis

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How do you say clan, race, nation, people?

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3rd decl. . gēns, gentis

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How do you say world, universe?

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2nd decl. m. mundus, mundī

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How do you say ship, boat?

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3rd decl. f. nāvis, nāvis

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How do you say health, safety; greeting?

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3rd decl. f. salūs, salūtis

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How do you say Troy?

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1st decl. f. Trōia, Trōiae

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How do you say neighbor?

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2nd decl. m. vīcīnus, vīcīnī

1st decl. f. vīcīna, vīcīnae

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How do you say the common people, mob, rabble?

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2nd decl. n. vulgus, vulgī

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How do you say rough, harsh?

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1st and 2nd decl. adj. asper, aspera, asperum

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How do you say and also, and even, and in fact?

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atque before vowels or h, ac

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How do you say again, a second time?

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iterum

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How do you say to hold together, contain, keep, enclose, restrain?

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2nd conj. contineō, continēre, continuī, contentum

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How do you say to bid, order, command?
2nd conj. iubeō, iubēre, iussī, iussum
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How do you say to labor; be in distress?
1st conj. labōrō, labōrāre, labōrāvi, labōratum
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How do you say to seize, snatch, carry away?
3rd conj. rapiō, rapere, rapuī, raptum
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How do you say to leave behind, leave, abandon, desert?
3rd conj. relinquō, relinquere, relīquī, relictum
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How do you say to know?
4th conj. sciō, scīre, scīvī, scītum
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How do you say to not know, be ignorant of?
4th conj. scientia nescīre
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How do you say to touch?
3rd. conj. tangō, tangere, tetigī, tāctum
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How do you say to snatch away?
3rd conj. ēripere
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1st decl. f. casa, casae
How do you say hour, cottage, hut?
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1st decl. f. causa, causae
How do you say cause, reason; case, situation?
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1st decl. f. fenestra, fenestrae
How do you say window?
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3rd decl. m. fīnis, fīnis
How do you say end, limit, boundary; purpose? boundaries, territory?
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3rd decl. . gēns, gentis
How do you say clan, race, nation, people?
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2nd decl. m. mundus, mundī
How do you say world, universe?
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3rd decl. f. nāvis, nāvis
How do you say ship, boat?
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3rd decl. f. salūs, salūtis
How do you say health, safety; greeting?
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1st decl. f. Trōia, Trōiae
How do you say Troy?
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2nd decl. m. vīcīnus, vīcīnī 1st decl. f. vīcīna, vīcīnae
How do you say neighbor?
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2nd decl. n. vulgus, vulgī
How do you say the common people, mob, rabble?
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1st and 2nd decl. adj. asper, aspera, asperum
How do you say rough, harsh?
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atque before vowels or h, ac
How do you say and also, and even, and in fact?
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iterum
How do you say again, a second time?
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2nd conj. contineō, continēre, continuī, contentum
How do you say to hold together, contain, keep, enclose, restrain?
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2nd conj. iubeō, iubēre, iussī, iussum
How do you say to bid, order, command?
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1st conj. labōrō, labōrāre, labōrāvi, labōratum
How do you say to labor; be in distress?
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3rd conj. rapiō, rapere, rapuī, raptum
How do you say to seize, snatch, carry away?
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3rd conj. relinquō, relinquere, relīquī, relictum
How do you say to leave behind, leave, abandon, desert?
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4th conj. sciō, scīre, scīvī, scītum
How do you say to know?
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4th conj. scientia nescīre
How do you say to not know, be ignorant of?
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3rd. conj. tangō, tangere, tetigī, tāctum
How do you say to touch?
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3rd conj. ēripere
How do you say to snatch away?
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What are the present passive infinitive forms of the 3rd conjugation verb ago, agere? and translation?
agere, agī to be driven
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What are the present passive infinitives of the fourth conjugation audīre? and translation?
agī to be driven
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What are the present passive infinitive verb forms of the third conjugation i stem verb capere? and translatioN?
capere, capī to be taken

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