FINAL EXAM Flashcards
Castra
Castrorum n. Pl. camp
Arma
Armorum, n. Pl. no singular arms
Tempus
Temporis n. Time
Clarus
Clara clarum clear bright famous
Iuvenis
Iuvenis (no neuter) young
Mirus
Mira mirum amazing, wonderful
Talis
Tale such
Tantus
Tanta tantum so great, so large
Tot
(Indeclinable) so many
Ergo
(Adv) therefore
Iterum
(Adv) again
Totiens
(Adv) so often
Corpus
Corporis n. Body
Os
Oris n. Mouth face
Virgo
Virginis f. Girl, maiden
Gravis
Grave, heavy serious
Vivus
Viva vivum alive living
Iacio
Iacere, ieci, iactum throw
Vincio
Vincire, vinxi, vinctum tie bind
Vinco,
Vincere, vivi, victum defeat conquer
Vivo
Vivere, vixi, victum live
Etiam
(Adv) yet, still also
Quoque
(Adv) also, too
Tamen
(Adv) neverless, yet, still
Ve
(Enclitic conj) or
Civis
Civis m. Or f. Citizen
Fors
(Def) abl.=forte chance
Hora
Horae f. Hour
Litus
Litoris n. Seashore, coast
Natura
Naturae, f. Nature
Nox
Noctis f. Night
Sanguis
Sanguinis m. Blood
Ceteri,
Ceterae cetera the other, the rest of
Felix
Felicis lucky, happy
Fugio
Fugere, fugi, fugitum flee, flee from
Inquam
(Def) say
Quidem
(Adv) in fact
Aedes
Aedis, f. Temple, house
Aetas,
Aetatis f. Age, lifetime
Caput
Capitis n. Head
Imago
Imaginis f. Image likeness
Mens
Mentis f. Mind
Modus
Modi m. Manner way
Absum
Abesse, afui afuturus be away, be absent
Ardeo
Ardere, arsi, arsum burn
Colo
Colere colui, cultum cultivate, worship
Lego,
Legere, legi, lectum pick read
Relinquo
Relinquere, reliqui, relictum leave behind, abandon
Trado
Tradere, tradidi, traditum hand over, hand down
Coniunx
Coniugis m/f Spouse husband
Flumen
Flumenis n. Stream
Oculus
Oculi m. Eye
Sol,
Solis m. Sun
Studium
Studii n. Eagerness, study
Aeturnus
Aeturna, aeturnum eternal, everlasting
Plenus
Plena, plenum full.
Verso,
Versare, versavi, versatum keep turning
Verto
Vertere, verti, versum turn
Apud+ acc
Among, at the home of
Hospes
Hospitis m/f stranger guest
Moenia
Moenium n. Pl. walls
Sedes
Sedis f. Seat
Signum
Signi n. Sign signal
Vestis
Vestis f. Garment, clothing
Posterum
Posteri, n. The future
Posterus
Postera posterum following
Plenus
Plena, plenum full
Claudo
Claudere, clausi, clausum shut, close
Curro,
Currere cucurri, cursum run
Expono
Exponere, exposui, expositum put out, expose
Circa+ acc
Around, about
Quando
(Adv) when
Cor
Cordis, n. Heart
Cornu,
Cornus n. Horn, wing (of an army)
Cursus
Cursus m. running course
Domus
Domus f. House
Impedimentum
Impedimenti n. Hindrance
Manus
Manus f. Hand band of men
Milia
Milium n. Pl thousands
Passus
Passus m. Pace