Chapter 6 Flashcards by A.M. Ruppel

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amor, amōris

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(m.)

love

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antīquus, -a, -um

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old, ancient

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Athēnae, Athēnārum

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(f.)

pl. Athens

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autem (postpositive)

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however; moreover

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careō

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carēre, caruī, caritūrus

to lack, to be without, to be free from (+ abl.)

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carmen, carminis

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(n.)

song, poem

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Carthagō, Carthaginis

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(f.)

Carthage

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cīvis, cīvis, -ium

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(m.) or (f.)

citizen

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corpus, corporis

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(n.)

body

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dictum, dicta

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(n.)

word; saying

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domus, domūs

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(f.)

house, home

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frāter, frātris

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(m.)

brother

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homō, hominis

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(m.)

human being, man; in pl., people

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hostis, hostis, -ium

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(m.)

(public) enemy

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inter

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+ acc

between, among; during

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iūs, iūris

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(n.)

right, law; judgment; court

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iure

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(adv.)

rightly, justly

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legō

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legere, legī, lēctus

to gather; to choose; to read

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intellegō

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intellegere, intellēxi, intellectus

to understand

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liberō

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(1-tr.)

to free, to liberate

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mare, maris, -ium

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(n.)

sea

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māter, mātris

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(f.)

mother

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mēns, mēntis, -ium

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(f.)

mind; intention, purpose; attitude

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mīlēs, mīlitis

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(m.)

soldier

moenia, moenium

(n.) pl. (city) walls

nātūra, natūrae

(f.) nature

novus, -a, -um

new; strange

numquam

never

patrēs cōnscriptī

voc. pl. enrolled fathers, senators

pater, patris

(m.) father

paucī, paucae, pauca

few

rēx, rēgis

(m.) king

Rōma, Rōmae

(f.) Rome

rūs, rūris

(n.) in sing. or pl., country(side)

servitūs, servitūtis

(f.) slavery

soror, sorōris

(f.) sister

sub

+ abl. under; at the foot of; near

sub

+ acc under; up to

timor, timōris

(m.) fear

umquam

ever

urbs, urbis, -ium

(f.) city

vīs, ---, -ium

(f.) force, power; violence; in pl., (physical) strength (§53)

vivō

vivere, vixī, vīctūrus live, be alive