Chapters 8-10 Flashcards

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taberna, -ae (f.

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shop, stall

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gemma, -ae (f.)

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gem

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margarita, -ae (f.)

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pearl

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tabernarius, -i (m.)

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shopkeep

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ornamentum, -i (n.)

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ornament

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anulus, -i (m.)

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ring

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linea, -ae (f.)

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string

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8
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digitus, -i (m.)

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finger

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9
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collum, -i (n.)

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neck

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10
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pretium, -i (n.)

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price

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11
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sestertius, -i (m.)

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coin

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12
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pecuniosus, -a, -um

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rich, wealthy

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13
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gemmatus, -a, -um

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jeweled

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14
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medius, -a, -um

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middle

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15
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quartus, -a, -um

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fourth

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16
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vendit,

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sells

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17
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nimis

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too much

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18
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aut

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or

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19
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dum

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while

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20
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ut

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like, as

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21
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possum, posse, potuï,

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to be able

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22
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potest

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he is able

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23
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possunt

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they are able

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24
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vult

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he wants

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volunt
they want
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necesse est
it is necessary
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nemo
no one
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enim
indeed
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ergo
therefore
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campus, -ï (m.)
field
31
pästor, -öris (m.)
shepherd
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canis, canis (m.)
dog
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ovis, ovis (f.)
sheep
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cibus, -ï (m.)
food
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herba, -ae (f.)
grass
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rïvus, -ï (m.)
brook, stream
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pänis, pänis (m.)
bread
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möns, montis (m.)
mountain
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vallis, vallis (f.)
valley
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collis, collis (m.)
hill
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arbor, -oris (f.)
tree
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silva, -ae (f.)
forest
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lupus, -ï (m.) w
wolf
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söl, sölis (m.)
sun
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caelum, ï (n.)
sky
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terra, -ae (f.)
earth
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nübës, -is (f.)
clouds
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umbra, -ae (f.)
shade
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vestïgium, -ï (n.)
clothes
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timor, -öris (m.)
fear
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dëns, dentis (m.)
tooth
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clämor, -öris (m.)
shout
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modus, -ï (m.)
way, manner
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niger, nigra, nigrum
black
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albus, -a, -um
white
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bibö, -ere, bibï, bibitum,
drink
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lüceö, -ëre, luxï
to shine
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petö, -ere, petïvï, petïtum
to make for; aim
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dücö, -ere, düxï, ductum
to lead
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iaceö, -ëre, iacuï
lie down
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relinquö, -ere, relïquï, relictum
to leave
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lätrö, -äre, -ävï, -ätum
to bark
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errö, -äre, -ävï, -ätum
to wander
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quaerö, -ere, quaesïvï, quaesïtum,
to inquire, seek for
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reperiö, -ïre, repperï, repertum
to find
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ululö, -äre, -ävï
to howl
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bälö, -äre, -ävï, -ätum
to bleat
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accurrö, -ere, accurrï, accursum,
to run to
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impönö, -ere, -posuï, -posïtum,
to palce in
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ipse, ipsa, ipsum
himself
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suprä + acc
above
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sub + acc.
near
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sub + abl
under
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asinus, -ï (m.)
ass
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leö, leönis (m.)
lion
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bëstia, -ae (f.)
beast; animal
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homö, hominis (m.)
human being
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fera, -ae (f.)
wild animal
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avis, avis (f.)
bird
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piscis, piscis (m.)
fish
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aquila, -ae (f.)
eagle
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äër, -eris (m.)
air
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äla, -ae (f.)
wing
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pës, pedis (m.)
foot
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cauda, -ae (f.)
tail
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petasus, -ï (m.)
hat
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deus, -ï (m.)
god
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mercätor, -öris (m.)
merchant
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nüntius, -ï (m.)
messenger
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mare, maris (n.)
sea
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flümen, fluminis (n.)
river
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anima, -ae (f.)
spirit, soul
93
pulmö, -önis (m.)
lung
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animal, animalis (n.)
animal
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nïdus, -ï (m.)
nest
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rämus, -ï (m.)
branch
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folium, ï (n.)
leaf
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övum, ï (n.)
egg
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pullus, -ï (m.)
young (animal)
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pila, -ae (f.)
ball
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vöx, vöcis (f.)
voice
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lectus, -ï (m.)
couch bed
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ferus, -a, -um
wild
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vïvus, -a, -um
alive living
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mortuus, -a, -um
dead
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crassus, -a, -um
thick, fat
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tenuis, -e,
thin
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perterritus, -a, -um
terrified
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capiö, -ere, cëpï, captum,
to capture take
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volö, -äre, -ävï, -ätum
to fly
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natö, -äre, -ävï, -ätum
to swim
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moveö, -ëre, mövï, mötum,
to move
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faciö, -ere, fëcï, factum, t
to make, do
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vïvö, -ere, vixï,
to live
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spïrö, -äre, -ävï, -ätum,
to breathe
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pareö, -ëre
to obey
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lüdo, -ere, lüsï, lüsum
to play, mock
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canö, -ere, cecinï, cantum
to sing
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audeö, -ëre, ausus sum
to dare
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occultö, -äre, -ävï, -ätum,
to hide
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ascendo, -ere, -dï, -censum
to climb
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sustineö, -ëre, -tinuï, -tentum,
to support
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cadö, -ere, cecidï, casum,
to fall