Chapter 6 Flashcards
What is the Latin term for ‘god’?
déus, -i, m.
Plural forms: di (nom. pl.), dis (dat. and abl. pl.)
What is the Latin term for ‘goddess’?
déa, déae, f.
Plural forms: debus (dat. and abl. pl.)
What is the Latin term for ‘learner’ or ‘pupil’?
discipulu, discipuli, m.
Feminine form: discipula, discipulae, f.
What is the Latin term for ‘ambush’ or ‘treachery’?
insídiae, insídiarum, f. pl.
Related term: insidious
What is the Latin term for ‘book’?
liber, libri, m.
Related terms: library, librarian, libretto
What is the Latin term for ‘absolute ruler’ or ‘tyrant’?
tyránnus, tyránni, m.
Related terms: tyrannical, tyrannous, tyrannicide
What is the Latin term for ‘fault’ or ‘vice’?
vitium, vtii, n.
Related terms: vitiate, vicious, vituperate
What is the Latin term for ‘Greek’?
Graécus, Graéca, Graécum
Masculine form: Graécus, Graéci, m.
What is the Latin term for ‘perpetual’?
perpétuus, perpétua, perpétuum
Related terms: perpetuate, perpetuity
What is the Latin term for ‘full’ or ‘abundant’?
plénus, pléna, plénum
Related terms: plenary, plenteous, plentiful
What is the Latin term for ‘safe’ or ‘sound’?
sálvus, sálva, sálvum
Related term: salveo
What is the Latin term for ‘second’ or ‘favorable’?
secúndus, secúnda, secúndum
Related term: secondary
What is the Latin term for ‘your’ (plural)?
véster, véstra, véstrum
Used in addressing more than one person.
What is the Latin term for ‘and’ (enclitic)?
-que
Appended to the second of two words to be joined.
What is the Latin term for ‘where’?
úbi
(1) Rel. adv. and conj. (2) Interrog. adv. and conj.
What is the Latin term for ‘there’?
ibi, adv.
Abbreviation: ib. or ibid.
What is the Latin term for ‘now’?
nunc, adv.
Related term: quidnunc
What is the Latin term for ‘therefore’ or ‘why’?
quare, adv.
Lit. means ‘because of which thing’.
What is the Latin term for ‘to be able’?
póssum, pósse, pótui
Related terms: posse, possible, potent
What is the Latin term for ‘to bear’ or ‘endure’?
tólerõ, tolerare, tolerávi, toleratum
Related terms: tolerate, toleration, tolerable
