Chapter 5

Question 1

amicitia, amicitiae

Answer 1

friendship (f.)

1st Declension

Question 2

inimicitia, inimicitiae

Answer 2

enmity, hostility (pl. - hostilities) (f.)

1st Declension

Question 3

fatum, fati

Answer 3

destiny, fate (n.)

2nd Declension

Question 4

proelium, proelii

Answer 4

battle (n.)

2nd Declension

Question 5

myself

Reflexive Pronoun

Answer 5

—-, mei

Question 6

ourselves

Reflexive Pronoun

Answer 6

—-, nostrum/nostri

Question 7

yourself

Reflexive Pronoun

Answer 7

—-, tui

Question 8

yourselves

Reflexive Pronoun

Answer 8

—-, vestrum/vestri

Question 9

himself, herself, itself; themselves

Reflexive Pronoun

Answer 9

—-, sui

Question 10

receive; accept; hear (of), learn (of)

3rd i-stem Conjugation (tr.)

Answer 10

accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus

Question 11

go, move; yield; withdraw
3rd Conjugation (intr.)

Answer 11

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum

Question 12

go to, come to, approach
3rd Conjugation (intr.)

Answer 12

accedo, accedere, accessi, accessum

Question 13

go away, depart
3rd Conjugation (intr.)

Answer 13

discedo, discedere, discessi, discessum

Question 14

kill

3rd i-stem Conjugation (tr.)

Answer 14

interficio, interficere, interfeci, interfectus

Question 15

complete, accomplish, finish

3rd i-stem Conjugation (tr.)

Answer 15

perficio, perficere, perfeci, perfectus

Question 16

go away; retire

Irregular Verb - Eo family (intr.)

Answer 16

abeo, abire, abii, abitum

NO PASSIVE FORMS

Question 17

bring, bear, carry; endure

Irregular 3rd Conjugation Verb

Answer 17

fero, ferre, tuli, latus

Question 18

to proceed quickly - to rush

idiom

Answer 18

se ferre

Question 19

remember

Defective Verb

Answer 19

memini, meminisse

Question 20

hate

Defective Verb

Answer 20

odi, odisse

Question 21

go back, return

Irregular Verb - Eo family (intr.)

Answer 21

redeo, redire, redii, reditum

NO PASSIVE FORMS

Question 22

hard; harsh; tough, strong

2nd Declension adj.

Answer 22

durus, -a, -um

Question 23

dutiful, loyal, (holy, devoted, patriotic, upright)

2nd Declension adj.

Answer 23

pius, -a, -um

Question 24

disloyal, wicked

2nd Declension adj.

Answer 24

impius, -a, -um

Question 25

(x)-self, (x)selves; very

Intensive adj.

Answer 25

ipse, ipsa, ipsum

Question 26

my (own)

Reflexive Possessive adj.

Answer 26

meus, mea, meum

Question 27

our (own)

Reflexive Possessive adj.

Answer 27

noster, nostra, nostrum

Question 28

his (own), her (own), its (own); their (own)

Reflexive Possessive adj.

Answer 28

suus, sua, suum

Question 29

your (own) - singular

Reflexive Possessive adj.

Answer 29

tuus, tua, tuum

Question 30

your (own) - plural

Reflexive Possessive adj.

Answer 30

vester, vestra, vestrum

Question 31

well

adv.

Answer 31

bene

Question 32

etsi

conj.

Answer 32

although

Question 33

badly, wickedly

adv.

Answer 33

male

Question 34

much, a lot

adv.

Answer 34

multum

Question 35

if. ..not, unless

conj.

Answer 35

nisi

Question 36

after

conj.

Answer 36

postquam

Question 37

although, howsoever

conj.

Answer 37

quamquam

Question 38

since, because

conj.

Answer 38

quoniam

Question 39

if

conj.

Answer 39

si

Question 40

so, thus, in this way, in such a way - (as indicated in the previous clause)
(adv.)

Answer 40

sic

Question 41

nevertheless

adv.

Answer 41

tamen

Question 42

when

conj.

Answer 42

ubi (“when”- temporal cluase)

Question 43

where, when

interrogative adj.

Answer 43

ubi (“where” introduces a question)

Question 44

as; when

conj.

Answer 44

ut (“as” = comperative clause) (“when”=temporal clause)

Question 45

strongly, (intensely, greatly, really, very much, “certainly” in a reply”
(adv.)

Answer 45

valde