Chapter 6

Question 1

Athenae

Answer 1

Athenae, Athenarum
f.

Athens

Question 2

Romae

Answer 2

Romae, Romarum
f.

Rome

Question 3

dictum

Answer 3

dictum, dicti
n.

word, saying

Question 4

domus

Answer 4

domus, domi
m.

house, home

Question 5

amor

Answer 5

amor, amoris
m.

love

Question 6

animal

Answer 6

animal, animalis, -ium
n.

animal

Question 7

carmen

Answer 7

carmen, carminis
n.

song, poem

Question 8

Carthago

Answer 8

Carthago, carthaginis
f.

Carthage

Question 9

civis

Answer 9

civis, civis, -ium
m./f.

citizen

Question 10

corpus

Answer 10

corpus, corporis
n.

body

Question 11

homo

Answer 11

homo, hominis
m.

human being, man

Question 12

hostis

Answer 12

hostis, hostis, -ium
m.

(public) enemy

Question 13

ius

Answer 13

ius, iuris
n.

right, law; judgement; court

Question 14

mare

Answer 14

mare, maris, -ium
n.

sea

Question 15

mater

Answer 15

mater, matris
f.

mother

Question 16

mens

Answer 16

mens, mentis, -ium
f.

mind, intention, purpose; attitude

Question 17

miles

Answer 17

miles, militis
m.

soldier

Question 18

moenia

Answer 18

moenia, moenium
n. pl.

(city) walls

Question 19

pater

Answer 19

pater, patris
m.

father

• patres conscripti: (voc. pl.) enrolled fathers, senators

Question 20

rex

Answer 20

rex, regis
m.

king

Question 21

rus

Answer 21

rus, ruris
n.

countryside

Question 22

servitus

Answer 22

servitus, servitutis
f.

slavery

Question 23

timor

Answer 23

timor, timoris
m.

fear

Question 24

urbs

Answer 24

urbs, urbis, -ium
f.

city

Question 25

vis

Answer 25

vis, --, -ium f. force, power; violence; (pl.) strength

Question 26

libero

Answer 26

libero, liberare, liberavi, liberatus free

Question 27

careo

Answer 27

careo, carece, carui, cariturus lack, be without, be free (from) (+abl.)

Question 28

lego

Answer 28

lego, legere, legt, lectus choose; read

Question 29

intellego

Answer 29

intellego, intellegere, intellexi, intellectus understand

Question 30

vivo

Answer 30

vivo, vivere, vixi, victurus live, be alive

Question 31

acer

Answer 31

acer, acres, acre sharp, keen; fierce

Question 32

facilis

Answer 32

facilis, facile easy

Question 33

difficilis

Answer 33

difficilis, difficile difficult

Question 34

felix

Answer 34

felix, felicis lucky, fortunate, happy

Question 35

infelix

Answer 35

infelix, infelicis unlucky, unfortunate, unhappy

Question 36

fortis

Answer 36

fortis, forte brave, strong

Question 37

ingens

Answer 37

ingens, ingentis huge vast; remarkable

Question 38

omnis

Answer 38

omnis, omne every, all

Question 39

autem

Answer 39

(postpositive conj) however; moreover

Question 40

difficulter

Answer 40

(adv) | with difficulty

Question 41

facile

Answer 41

(adv) | easily; readily

Question 42

inter

Answer 42

(prep+acc) | between, among; during

Question 43

iure

Answer 43

(adv) | rightly, justly

Question 44

omnino

Answer 44

(adv) | entirely; at all

Question 45

sub

Answer 45

(prep +acc) under; up to (prep+abl) under; at the foot of; near

Question 46

umquam

Answer 46

(adv) | ever

Question 47

Numquam

Answer 47

(adv) | Never