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Chapter 25 Flashcards

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1
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oratio, orationis

A

speech, message

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latro, latronis

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robber, mercenary

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3
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miles, militis

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soldier

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eques, equitis

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horseman, knight, equestrian

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hostis, hostis

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stranger, foreigner, enemy (of one’s country)

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mors, mortis

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death

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7
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sanguis, sanguinis

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blood

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sermo, sermonis

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talk, conversation, discourse

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salus, salutis

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health, welfare, safety

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aetas, aetatis

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age

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clamo, clamare, clamavi, clamatum

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to shout

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demonstro, demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratum

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to point out, demonstrate

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clarus, -a, -um

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clear

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dignus, -a, -um

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worthy

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dubius, -a, -um

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doubtful

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avoco, avocare, avocavi, avocatum

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to call away

17
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moveo, movere, movi, motum

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to move

18
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remus, -i

A

oar

19
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sacculus, -i

A

little bag

20
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tumulus, -i

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hill, mound

21
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Pattern A has a simple form, it’s made with a Verb and a Subject Noun

A

SN-V! SN-V!

22
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Pattern B is a pattern of “B”eing, two nouns link a small LV

A

SN-LV-PrN! SN-LV-PrN!

23
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Pattern C links a noun to an adjective, see the difference no - are you positive?

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SN-LV-PrA! SN-LV-PrA!

24
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Pattern D has an action verb, and one direct object - have you heard?

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SN-Vt-DO! SN-Vt-DO!

25
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What case is the subject of a sentence always in?

A

nominative

26
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A predicate nominative ______ the subject.

A

renames

27
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What is a predicate adjective?

A

An adjective in the predicate of a sentence that makes known something about the subject.

28
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What case is a direct object (almost) always in?

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accusative

29
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What a sentence of your own and parse and translate it. Be sure to label the sentence pattern.

A

__________

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