Chapter 7 Flashcards by Brittany Penner

ara, arae

alter (f.) 1st Declension

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copia, copiae

abundance; pl.-troops, forces (f.) 1st Declension

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fortuna, fortunae

fortune, chance (f.) 1st Declension

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insidiae, insidiarum

ambush, plot, treachery (f.) 1st Declension (PLURAL ONLY- but singular in meaning)

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natura, naturae

nature (f.) 1st Declension

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unmbra, umbrae

shadow, shade, (ghost) (f.) 1st Declension

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ingenium, ingenii

nature; disposition; (natural) talent (n.) 2nd Declension

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templum, templi

temple (n.) 2nd Declension

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ars, artis, -ium

skill, art; guile, trick (f.) 3rd i Declension

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civitas, civitatis

state, citizenry; citizenship (f.) 3rd Declension

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frater, fratris

brother (m.) 3rd Declension

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mors, mortis, -ium

death (f.) 3rd i Declension

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pars, partis, -ium

part; (side, position, opinion) (f.) 3rd i Declension

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soror, sororis

sister (f.) 3rd Declension

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virtus, virtutis

manliness, courage; excellence, virtue, morality (f.) 3rd Decelnsion

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vox, vocis

voice; word, utterance, speech (f.) 3rd Declension

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remain, stay; (tr.) await; (+ablv.= remain steady, abide by)

2nd Conjugation

maneo, manere, mansi, mansururs

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terrify, frighten

2nd Conjugation

terreo, terrere, terrui, territus

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desire, long for, want

3rd i Conjugation

cupio, cupere, cupii/cupivi, cupitus

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flee

3rd i Conjugation

fugio, fugere, fugi, fugiturus

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ask (for), seek; attack

3rd Conjugation

peto, petere, petii/petivi, petitus

hand over, surrender; hand down

3rd Conjugation

trado, tradere, tradidi, traditus

(tr.) conquer, overcome; (intr.) win

3rd Conjugation

vinco, vincere, vici, victus

carry away, take away, remove  
3rd Conjugation (Irregular)

aufero, auferre, abstuli, ablatus

(intr.) differ, be different; (tr.) carry in different directions 3rd Conjugation (Irregular)

differo, differre, distuli, dilatus

bitter; harsh | 2nd Declension Adjective

acerbus, -a, -um

antiquus, -a, -um | 2nd Declension Adjective

old, ancient

carus, -a, -um | 2nd Declension Adjective

precious; dear (to) (+dat)

certus, -a, -um | 2nd Declension Adjective

sure, certain, reliable (adv. = ___'ly')

incertus, -a, -um | 2nd Declension Adjective

unsure, uncertain, unreliable

falsus, -a, -um | 2nd Declension Adjective

deceptive, false

novus, -a, -um | 2nd Declension Adjective

new; strange

verus, -a, -um | 2nd Declension Adjective

real, true

mortalis, mortale | 3rd i Declension Adjective

mortal (m/f, n)

immortalis, immortale | 3rd i Declension Adjective

immortal (m/f, n)

ante (adv.)

before, earlier, previously

ante (prep.+acc.)

before; in front of

aut (conj.)

aut... aut... (conj.)

either... or

etiam (adv.)

also, even; still

ita (adv.)

so, thus, in this way, in such a way | (when in an answer) "it is/isn't so"= Ita est./ Non est ita.

ne (adv.)

not

post (adv.)

after(ward), later; behind

post (prep.+acc.)

after; behind

solum (adv.)

only

non solum ... sed/verum etiam

not only.... but also

utinam (participle)

introduces an Optative Subjunctive (If only)

vero (adv.)

certainly, indeed; but (in fact), (truly)

verum (conj.)

but

bonae artes

liberal arts, cultural pursuits, (as in a mark of civilized society)