Finals Flashcards
arma,
armorum, n pl
arms
castra,
castrorum, n pl
camp
tempus,
temporis, n
time
clarus,
clara, clarum
clear, bright, famous
iuvenis,
iuvenis (no neuter)
young
mirus,
mira, mirum
amazing, wonderful
talis,
talis, tale
such
tantus,
tanta, tantum
so great, so large
tot
(indecl)
so many
ergo
therefore
iterum
again
totiens
so often
corpus,
corporis, n
body
os,
oris, n
mouth
virgo,
virginis, f
girl, maiden
gravis,
gravis, grave
heavy, serious
vivus,
viva, vivum
alive, living
iacio,
iacere, ieci, iactum
throw
vincio,
vincīre, vinxi, vinctum
tie, bind
vinco,
vincere, vici, victum
defeat, conquer
vivo,
vivere, vixi, victum
live
etiam
yet, still, also
quoque
also, too
tamen
nevertheless, yet, still
-ve
(enclitic conj.)
or
civis,
civis, m/f
citizen
hora,
horae, f
hour
fors
f (def - abl = forte)
chance
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
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,
ardēre, 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,
coniungis, m/f
spouse, husband
flumen,
fluminis, n
stream
oculus,
oculi, m
eye
sol,
solis, m
sun
studium,
studi, n
eagerness, study
aeternus,
aeterna, aeternum
eternal, everlasting
plenus,
plena, plenum
full
verso,
versāre, versavi, versatum
keep turning
verto,
vertere, versi, 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
claudo,
claudere, clausi, clausum
shut, close
curro,
currere, cucurri, cursum
run
expono,
exponere, exposui, expositum
put out, expose
circa
(+acc)
around, about
quando
when?
cor,
cordis, n
heart
cornu,
cornūs, n
horn, wing (of an army)
cursus,
cursūs, m
running, course
domus,
domūs, f
house
impedimentum,
impedimenti, n
hindrance
manus,
manūs, f
hand, band (of men)
milia,
milium, n pl
thousands
passus,
passūs, m
pace
salus,
salutis, f
health, safety
usus,
usūs, m
use
doceo,
docēre, docui, doctum
teach
rogo,
rogāre, rogavi, rogatum
ask
dies,
diei, m
day
facies,
faciei, f
appearance, face
fides,
fidei, f
faith, trust
humus,
humi, f
ground, earth
res,
rei, f
thing, matter, fact
rus,
ruris, n
country
species,
speciei, f
sight, appearance
spes,
spei, f
hope
publicus,
publica, publicum
public
rusticus,
rustica, rusticum
of the country
metus
metūs, m
fear, dread
versus,
versūs, m
a turning, a verse (of poetry)
adsum,
adesse, afui, afuturus
be present
fero,
ferre, tuli, latum
bear, bring, carry
impono,
imponere, imposui, impositum
put in, put on
insto,
instāre, institi, —
stand in, stand on
ostendo,
ostendere, ostendi, ostentum
display, show
praesto,
praestāre, praestiti, praestitum
stand before, excel
promitto,
promittere, promisi, promissum
send forth, promise
prosum,
prodesse, profui, profuturus
be useful
eo,
īre, ii, itum
go
abeo,
abire, abii, abitum
go away
adeo,
adire, adii, aditum
go to, approach
obeo,
obire, obii, obitum
go to meet
pereo,
perīre, perii, peritum
perish
praetereo,
praeterīre, praeterii, praeteritum
go by
redeo,
redīre, redii, reditum
go back, return
subeo,
subīre, subii, subitum
go under
transeo,
transīre, transii, transitum
go over, go across
fruor,
frui, fructus sum
enjoy
fungor,
fungi, functus sum
perform, finish
gaudeo,
gaudere, gavisus sum
rejoice