Chapter 6 Vocabulary

Question 1

fama, famae f.

Answer 1

fame, report, reputation ; rumor

Question 2

filia, filiae f.

Answer 2

daughter (dat. pl. and abl. pl. = filiabus)

Question 3

ira, irae f.

Answer 3

anger

Question 4

Italia, Italiae f.

Answer 4

Italy

Question 5

populus, populi m.

Answer 5

the people, a people, nation

Question 6

regina, reginae f.

Answer 6

queen

Question 7

vita, vitae f.

Answer 7

life

Question 8

doleo, dolere, dolui, doliturus

Answer 8

to grieve, mourn, suffer pain

Question 9

maneo, manere, mansi, mansurus

Answer 9

to remain, stay

Question 10

moveo, movere, movi, motus

Answer 10

to move; excite; affect

Question 11

nuntio, nuntiare, nuntavi, nuntiatus

Answer 11

to announce, report

Question 12

oro, orare, oravi, oratus

Answer 12

to pray, beg, beg for

(often with 2 accusatives one of the person, the other asking “they are asking the MAN (acc) for a PRESENT(accus)”

Question 13

teneo, tenere, tenui, tentus

Answer 13

to hold, posses, keep; restrain

Question 14

laetus, laeta, laetum

Answer 14

happy ; fertile

Question 15

miser, misera, miserum

Answer 15

miserable, unhappy

Question 16

novus, nova, novum

Answer 16

new ; strange

Question 17

Romanus, Romana, Romanum

Answer 17

Roman

Question 18

Romani, Romanorum m. (pl.) (as a noun)

Answer 18

the Romans

Question 19

diu

Answer 19

for a long time

Question 20

nunc

Answer 20

now, at present

Question 21

tunc

Answer 21

then

Question 22

de (+abl)

Answer 22

down from; about, concerning

Question 23

propter (+acc)

Answer 23

because of, on account of

Question 24

sine (+abl)

Answer 24

without

Question 25

enim

Answer 25

for; in fact; yes, truly

Never appears as the first word in a sentence - “postpositive”