Imperium Level 2 Copy 3

Question 1

Roma

Answer 1

Romae, f. - Roma [a place - Rome] {1, 2}

Question 2

Romanus

Answer 2

Romana, Romanum - Roman (referring to Rome [a place]; (as a noun) a Roman {1, 2}

Question 3

est

Answer 3

is {1, 2}

Question 4

pater

Answer 4

patris, m. - father; (pl.) senators {1, 2}

Question 5

provincia

Answer 5

provinciae, f. - province {1, 2}

Question 6

puer

Answer 6

pueri, m. - boy {1, 2}

Question 7

filius

Answer 7

filii, m. - son {1, 2}

Question 8

mater

Answer 8

matris, f. - mother {1, 2}

Question 9

filia

Answer 9

filiae, f. - daughter {2, 2}

Question 10

sunt

Answer 10

are {2, 2}

Question 11

intellego

Answer 11

intellegere, intellexi, intellectum - understand {2, 2}

Question 12

umbra

Answer 12

umbrae, f. - shade, shadow {3, 2}

Question 13

mare

Answer 13

maris, n. - sea {3, 2}

Question 14

diu

Answer 14

for a long time {3, 2}

Question 15

optimus

Answer 15

optima, optimum - best, very good {3, 2}

Question 16

sto

Answer 16

stare, steti, statum - stand {3, 2}

Question 17

laetus

Answer 17

laeta, laetum - happy {3, 2}

Question 18

voco

Answer 18

vocare, vocavi, vocatum - call {3, 2}

Question 19

cur

Answer 19

why {3, 2}

Question 20

via

Answer 20

viae, f. - road, way, street {4, 2}

Question 21

prope

Answer 21

(+acc.) - near {4, 2}

Question 22

corpus

Answer 22

corporis, n. - body, corpse {4, 2}

Question 23

solus

Answer 23

sola, solum - alone, only, sole {4, 2}

Question 24

respondeo

Answer 24

respondere, respondi, responsum - answer, respond {4, 2}

Question 25

miser

Answer 25

misera, miserum - sad, miserable {4, 2}

Question 26

nihil

Answer 26

n. - nothing {4, 2}

Question 27

maneo

Answer 27

manere, mansi, mansum - remain, stay {4, 2}

Question 28

duco

Answer 28

ducere, duxi, ductum - lead, bring, take (as a wife) {5, 2}

Question 29

audio

Answer 29

audire, audivi, auditum - hear, listen to {5, 2}

Question 30

femina

Answer 30

feminae, f. - woman {5, 2}

Question 31

frater

Answer 31

fratris, m. - brother {5, 2}

Question 32

deinde

Answer 32

then, next {5, 2}

Question 33

meus

Answer 33

mea, meum - my, mine {6, 2}

Question 34

civis

Answer 34

civis, m./f. - citizen {6, 2}

Question 35

populus

Answer 35

populi, m. - people, nation {6, 2}

Question 36

debeo

Answer 36

debere, debui, debitum - ought; owe {6, 2}

Question 37

bene

Answer 37

well, successfully {7, 2}

Question 38

tandem

Answer 38

finally, at last {7, 2}

Question 39

semper

Answer 39

always {7, 2}

Question 40

fortis

Answer 40

fortis, forte - strong; brave {7, 2}

Question 41

parvus

Answer 41

parva, parvum - small {7, 2}

Question 42

vox

Answer 42

vocis, f. - voice {7, 2}

Question 43

sanguis

Answer 43

sanguinis, m. - blood {7, 2}

Question 44

nomen

Answer 44

nominis, n. - name {7, 2}

Question 45

clamor

Answer 45

clamoris, m. - shouting, noise {7, 2}

Question 46

equus

Answer 46

equi, m. - horse {7, 2}

Question 47

lego

Answer 47

legere, legi, lectum - gather; read {8, 2}

Question 48

murus

Answer 48

muri, m. - wall {8, 2}

Question 49

ubi

Answer 49

where, when {8, 2}

Question 50

post

Answer 50

(+acc.) - after, behind {8, 2}

Question 51

capio

Answer 51

capere, cepi, captum - take, seize, capture {8, 2}

Question 52

novus

Answer 52

nova, novum - new {10, 2}

Question 53

amo

Answer 53

amare, amavi, amatum - love {10, 2}

Question 54

nos

Answer 54

{nos, nostrum, nobis, nos, nobis} - we {10, 2}

Question 55

magnopere

Answer 55

greatly, much {10, 2}

Question 56

vos

Answer 56

{vos, vestrum, vobis, vos, vobis} - you (pl.) {10, 2}

Question 57

exspecto

Answer 57

exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatum - await, wait for {10, 2}

Question 58

amicus

Answer 58

amici, m. - friend {10, 2}

Question 59

absum

Answer 59

abesse, afui, afuturus - be absent, be distant, be away {11, 2}

Question 60

consilium

Answer 60

consilii, n. - plan, advice {11, 2}

Question 61

facilis

Answer 61

facilis, facile - easy {11, 2}

Question 62

imperium

Answer 62

imperii, n. - command, power; empire {12, 2}

Question 63

quam

Answer 63

how; than; as...as possible {12, 2}

Question 64

etiam

Answer 64

even, also {12, 2}

Question 65

rex

Answer 65

regis, m. - king {12, 2}

Question 66

pax

Answer 66

pacis, f. - peace {12, 2}

Question 67

deus

Answer 67

dei, m. - god {12, 2}

Question 68

insula

Answer 68

insulae, f. - island; apartment building {12, 2}

Question 69

flumen

Answer 69

fluminis, n. - river {12, 2}

Question 70

pugna

Answer 70

pugnae, f. - fight {12, 2}

Question 71

annus

Answer 71

anni, m. - year {12, 2}

Question 72

vir

Answer 72

viri, m. - man {12, 2}

Question 73

templum

Answer 73

templi, n. - temple {12, 2}

Question 74

se

Answer 74

(comes from sui) - himself, herself, itself; themselves {12, 2}

Question 75

primus

Answer 75

prima, primum - first {12, 2}

Question 76

nisi

Answer 76

unless, if...not, except {13, 2}

Question 77

scio

Answer 77

scire, scivi, scitum - know {13, 2}

Question 78

doceo

Answer 78

docere, docui, doctum - teach, show {13, 2}

Question 79

medius

Answer 79

media, medium - middle (of), mid {13, 2}

Question 80

tollo

Answer 80

tollere, sustuli, sublatum - lift, raise {14, 2}

Question 81

tuus

Answer 81

tua, tuum - your, yours [of one person] {14, 2}

Question 82

premo

Answer 82

premere, pressi, pressum - press (hard); weigh upon {15, 2}

Question 83

nox

Answer 83

noctis, f. - night {15, 2}

Question 84

oculus

Answer 84

oculi, m. - eye {15, 2}

Question 85

periculum

Answer 85

periculi, n. - danger {15, 2}

Question 86

duo

Answer 86

duae, duo - two {15, 2}

Question 87

fugio

Answer 87

fugere, fugi, fugitum - flee (from), run away; escape {16, 2}

Question 88

moveo

Answer 88

movere, movi, motum - move {16, 2}

Question 89

pro

Answer 89

(+abl.) - for, on behalf of, in front of {16, 2}

Question 90

saxum

Answer 90

saxi, n. - rock, crag {16, 2}

Question 91

sub

Answer 91

(+acc. / +abl.) - under {16, 2}

Question 92

aut...aut

Answer 92

either...or {16, 2}

Question 93

idem

Answer 93

eadem, idem - the same {16, 2}

Question 94

donum

Answer 94

doni, n. - gift {16, 2}

Question 95

tres

Answer 95

tres, tria - three {16, 2}

Question 96

flamma

Answer 96

flammae, f. - flame {16, 2}

Question 97

ingens

Answer 97

ingens, ingens [gen.: ingentis] - huge {16, 2}

Question 98

ac

Answer 98

and, but, [after idem] as {16, 2}

Question 99

durus

Answer 99

dura, durum - hard, harsh {16, 2}

Question 100

tergum

Answer 100

tergi, n. - back {16, 2}

Question 101

fio

Answer 101

fieri, factus sum - be made, become; happen {16, 2}

Question 102

tego

Answer 102

tegere, texi, tectum - cover {16, 2}

Question 103

traho

Answer 103

trahere, traxi, tractum - draw, drag {17, 2}

Question 104

hodie

Answer 104

today {17, 2}

Question 105

pugno

Answer 105

pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatum - fight {17, 2}

Question 106

ordo

Answer 106

ordinis, m. - order, line, row (of seats) {17, 2}

Question 107

aliquis

Answer 107

aliquis, aliquid - someone, something {17, 2}

Question 108

nam

Answer 108

for, indeed {17, 2}

Question 109

exercitus

Answer 109

exercitus, m. - army {18, 2}

Question 110

itaque

Answer 110

and so, therefore {18, 2}

Question 111

legio

Answer 111

legionis, f. - legion {18, 2}

Question 112

dux

Answer 112

ducis, m. - leader; commander, general {18, 2}

Question 113

relinquo

Answer 113

relinquere, reliqui, relictum - leave, abandon {18, 2}

Question 114

alter

Answer 114

altera, alterum - the other {18, 2}

Question 115

adeo

Answer 115

adire, adii, aditum - go to {18, 2}

Question 116

supero

Answer 116

superare, superavi, superatum - conquer; surpass {18, 2}

Question 117

nuntius

Answer 117

nuntii, m. - messenger; message {18, 2}

Question 118

fides

Answer 118

fidei, f. - trust, faith, loyalty {19, 2}

Question 119

impetus

Answer 119

impetus, m. - attack, charge {19, 2}

Question 120

princeps

Answer 120

principis, m. - chief, emperor {19, 2}

Question 121

saepe

Answer 121

often {19, 2}

Question 122

gravis

Answer 122

gravis, grave - heavy, serious, excessive {19, 2}

Question 123

spes

Answer 123

spei, f. - hope {19, 2}

Question 124

impero

Answer 124

imperare, imperavi, imperatum - order (+dat.) {20, 2}

Question 125

gero

Answer 125

gerere, gessi, gestum - wear, bear, carry (on), wage (war) {20, 2}

Question 126

castra

Answer 126

castrorum, n.pl. - camp {20, 2}

Question 127

salus

Answer 127

salutis, f. - health; greeting {20, 2}

Question 128

accipio

Answer 128

accipere, accepi, acceptum - receive, accept, welcome {20, 2}

Question 129

ibi

Answer 129

there {20, 2}

Question 130

magis

Answer 130

more {20, 2}

Question 131

inter

Answer 131

(+acc.) - between, among {20, 2}

Question 132

minimus

Answer 132

minima, minimum - smallest, very small {20, 2}

Question 133

dextra

Answer 133

dextrae, f. - right hand {20, 2}

Question 134

malus

Answer 134

mala, malum - bad {20, 2}

Question 135

enim

Answer 135

for, indeed {20, 2}

Question 136

regio

Answer 136

regionis, f. - region {20, 2}

Question 137

ita

Answer 137

so, in this way, thus {20, 2}

Question 138

pono

Answer 138

ponere, posui, positum - put, place {20, 2}

Question 139

maximus

Answer 139

maxima, maximum - greatest, very great, very large {20, 2}

Question 140

tamen

Answer 140

nevertheless {20, 2}

Question 141

legatus

Answer 141

legati, m. - envoy, ambassador; lieutenant, commander {21, 2}

Question 142

contra

Answer 142

(+acc.) - against {21, 2}

Question 143

ferrum

Answer 143

ferri, n. - iron; sword {21, 2}

Question 144

incendo

Answer 144

incendere, incendi, incensum - set fire to, burn {21, 2}

Question 145

totus

Answer 145

tota, totum - complete, total, all of {21, 2}

Question 146

possum

Answer 146

posse, potui, ----- - be able, can (+infinitive) {21, 2}

Question 147

pauci

Answer 147

paucae, pauca - few, a few {21, 2}

Question 148

auxilium

Answer 148

auxilii, n. - aid, help; (pl.) reinforcements {21, 2}

Question 149

mons

Answer 149

montis, m. - mountain, hill {21, 2}

Question 150

telum

Answer 150

teli, n. - weapon, missile {21, 2}

Question 151

fortuna

Answer 151

fortunae, f. - fortune, luck {21, 2}

Question 152

constituo

Answer 152

constituere, constitui, constitutum - decide; establish {21, 2}

Question 153

hic

Answer 153

here {21, 2}

Question 154

unde

Answer 154

from where {21, 2}

Question 155

convenio

Answer 155

convenire, conveni, conventum - come together, assemble {21, 2}

Question 156

licet

Answer 156

licere, licuit, lictum - it is allowed/permitted (+dat./+infinitive) {21, 2}

Question 157

comes

Answer 157

comitis, m. - companion, fellow traveller {21, 2}

Question 158

virtus

Answer 158

virtutis, f. - courage, manliness {22, 2}

Question 159

autem

Answer 159

however; moreover {22, 2}

Question 160

-ve

Answer 160

or {22, 2}

Question 161

sine

Answer 161

(+abl.) - without {22, 2}

Question 162

cogo

Answer 162

cogere, coegi, coactum - collect, drive together; compel, force {22, 2}

Question 163

fuga

Answer 163

fugae, f. - flight; escape {22, 2}

Question 164

divus

Answer 164

diva, divum - divine, deified {22, 2}

Question 165

lux

Answer 165

lucis, f. - light, daylight {22, 2}

Question 166

verus

Answer 166

vera, verum - true {22, 2}

Question 167

quaero

Answer 167

quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitum - seek, ask {22, 2}

Question 168

-ne

Answer 168

[enclitic interrogative particle, marks a yes/no question] {22, 2}

Question 169

tertius

Answer 169

tertia, tertium - third {22, 2}

Question 170

talis

Answer 170

talis, tale - such, of such a kind {22, 2}

Question 171

honor

Answer 171

honoris, m. - honor {22, 2}

Question 172

dimitto

Answer 172

dimittere, dimisi, dimissum - send away, dismiss {22, 2}

Question 173

mors

Answer 173

mortis, f. - death {22, 2}

Question 174

homo

Answer 174

hominis, m./f. - man, human, person {23, 2}

Question 175

amor

Answer 175

amoris, m. - love {23, 2}

Question 176

nil

Answer 176

n. - nothing {23, 2}

Question 177

apud

Answer 177

(+acc.) - among, at the house of, with {23, 2}

Question 178

vester

Answer 178

vestra, vestrum - your, yours [of more than one person] {23, 2}

Question 179

forte

Answer 179

by chance {23, 2}

Question 180

et...et

Answer 180

both...and {23, 2}

Question 181

par

Answer 181

par, par [gen.: paris] - equal {23, 2}

Question 182

infero

Answer 182

inferre, intuli, illatum - bring in, carry in {23, 2}

Question 183

refero

Answer 183

referre, retuli, relatum - carry back; report {23, 2}

Question 184

nosco

Answer 184

noscere, novi, notum - learn; (perf.) know {23, 2}

Question 185

cura

Answer 185

curae, f. - care, concern; (pl.) anxiety {23, 2}

Question 186

defero

Answer 186

deferre, detuli, delatum - carry, carry down; report, inform {23, 2}

Question 187

puto

Answer 187

putare, putavi, putatum - think {23, 2}

Question 188

gens

Answer 188

gentis, f. - clan, family, nation {23, 2}

Question 189

vinco

Answer 189

vincere, vici, victum - conquer {24, 2}

Question 190

copiae

Answer 190

copiarum, f.pl. - troops {24, 2}

Question 191

eques

Answer 191

equitis, m. - horseman, knight, member of the equestrian order {24, 2}

Question 192

pes

Answer 192

pedis, m. - foot {24, 2}

Question 193

proelium

Answer 193

proelii, n. - battle {24, 2}

Question 194

interficio

Answer 194

interficere, interfeci, interfectum - kill {24, 2}

Question 195

patria

Answer 195

patriae, f. - fatherland, (native) country {24, 2}

Question 196

pectus

Answer 196

pectoris, n. - chest {24, 2}

Question 197

vita

Answer 197

vitae, f. - life {24, 2}

Question 198

quantus

Answer 198

quanta, quantum - how much, how great {24, 2}

Question 199

dea

Answer 199

deae, f. - goddess {24, 2}

Question 200

interea

Answer 200

meanwhile {24, 2}

Question 201

finis

Answer 201

finis, m. - limit, end, boundary; (pl.) territory {24, 2}

Question 202

dum

Answer 202

while {24, 2}

Question 203

ante

Answer 203

(+acc.) - before, in front of {24, 2}

Question 204

propter

Answer 204

(+acc.) - because of, on account of {24, 2}

Question 205

discedo

Answer 205

discedere, discessi, discessum - go away, depart {24, 2}

Question 206

circum

Answer 206

(+acc.) - around {24, 2}

Question 207

portus

Answer 207

portus, m. - harbor {25, 2}

Question 208

ignis

Answer 208

ignis, m. - fire {25, 2}

Question 209

clarus

Answer 209

clara, clarum - clear; famous {25, 2}

Question 210

domus

Answer 210

domus, f. - home {25, 2}

Question 211

conficio

Answer 211

conficere, confeci, confectum - do thoroughly, finish {25, 2}

Question 212

cerno

Answer 212

cernere, crevi, cretum - discern, see {26, 2}

Question 213

adventus

Answer 213

adventus, m. - arrival {26, 2}

Question 214

morior

Answer 214

mori, mortuus sum - die {26, 2}

Question 215

pars

Answer 215

partis, f. - part {26, 2}

Question 216

signum

Answer 216

signi, n. - sign; standard {26, 2}

Question 217

fluctus

Answer 217

fluctus, m. - wave {26, 2}

Question 218

poena

Answer 218

poenae, f. - punishment {26, 2}

Question 219

labor

Answer 219

laboris, m. - work, task {26, 2}

Question 220

ante

Answer 220

before {26, 2}

Question 221

primo

Answer 221

at first {27, 2}

Question 222

conor

Answer 222

conari, conatus sum - try, attempt {27, 2}

Question 223

utor

Answer 223

uti, usus sum - use (+abl.) {27, 2}

Question 224

coepi

Answer 224

coepisse, coeptum - begin {defective} {27, 2}

Question 225

proficiscor

Answer 225

proficisci, profectus sum - set out {27, 2}

Question 226

audeo

Answer 226

audere, ausus sum - dare {27, 2}

Question 227

sequor

Answer 227

sequi, secutus sum - follow {27, 2}

Question 228

sacer

Answer 228

sacra, sacrum - sacred {27, 2}

Question 229

simul

Answer 229

at the same time {28, 2}

Question 230

contendo

Answer 230

contendere, contendi, contentum - struggle; march {28, 2}

Question 231

pervenio

Answer 231

pervenire, perveni, perventum - arrive at, reach {28, 2}

Question 232

milia

Answer 232

milium, n.pl. - thousands (+gen.) {28, 2}

Question 233

fama

Answer 233

famae, f. - fame, rumor, reputation {28, 2}

Question 234

cedo

Answer 234

cedere, cessi, cessum - move; yield {28, 2}

Question 235

latus

Answer 235

lateris, n. - side {28, 2}

Question 236

modus

Answer 236

modi, m. - method, manner, way {28, 2}

Question 237

ullus

Answer 237

ulla, ullum - any {28, 2}

Question 238

silva

Answer 238

silvae, f. - forest, woods {28, 2}

Question 239

servo

Answer 239

servare, servavi, servatum - save, guard, keep {28, 2}

Question 240

at

Answer 240

but, yet, but yet {28, 2}

Question 241

classis

Answer 241

classis, f. - fleet, ship; class {29, 2}

Question 242

agmen

Answer 242

agminis, n. - line, battle line {29, 2}

Question 243

moror

Answer 243

morari, moratus sum - delay {29, 2}

Question 244

passus

Answer 244

passus, m. - pace, step {29, 2}

Question 245

nascor

Answer 245

nasci, natus sum - be born {29, 2}

Question 246

amitto

Answer 246

amittere, amisi, amissum - lose, let go, send away {29, 2}

Question 247

vulnus

Answer 247

vulneris, n. - wound {29, 2}

Question 248

iniuria

Answer 248

iniuriae, f. - injustice, injury, harm {30, 2}

Question 249

porta

Answer 249

portae, f. - gate {30, 2}

Question 250

transeo

Answer 250

transire, transii, transitum - go over, pass by {30, 2}

Question 251

mens

Answer 251

mentis, f. - mind {30, 2}

Question 252

quidem

Answer 252

indeed {30, 2}