Important stuff to know for test 3

Question 1

parco, parcere, peperci, parsurum

Answer 1

+ dat., to spare

Question 2

foveo, fovere, fovi, fotum

Answer 2

to comfort

Question 3

facio, facere, feci, factus

Answer 3

to do, make

Question 4

doleo, dolere, dolui, dolitus

Answer 4

to hurt, grieve

Question 5

moveo, movere, movi, motus

Answer 5

to move

Question 6

future indicative of posse

Answer 6

potero, poteris, poterit, poterimus, poteritis, poterunt

Question 7

asper, aspera, asperum

Answer 7

adj., harsh

Question 8

iudicium, iudicii

Answer 8

n., judgment

Question 9

clementia, clementiae

Answer 9

f., mercy

Question 10

fateor, fateri, fassus sum

Answer 10

to admit, confess

Question 11

iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussus

Answer 11

to order, command

Question 12

ignosco, ignoscere, ignovi, ignotus

Answer 12

+dat., to pardon, forgive

Question 13

Persuadere and hortor commonly

Answer 13

introduce indirect commands

Question 14

Genitive plural of a present active participle needs an

Answer 14

i before the -um (nt is i-stem)

Question 15

discedo, discedere, discessi, discessus vs disco, discere, didici

Answer 15

discedo = depart
disco = learn

Question 16

utor takes the

Answer 16

ablative!

Question 17

fio, fieri, factus sum can link

Answer 17

nominatives (it’s a linking verb) (kind of seems like it takes a nominative direct object)

Question 18

iaceo, iacere, iacui, iacitus

Answer 18

to lie, lie down

Question 19

limen, liminis

Answer 19

n., entrance

Question 20

littus, littoris

Answer 20

shore

Question 21

(neuter singular of plus) nominative

Answer 21

plus

Question 22

(neuter singular of plus) genitive

Answer 22

pluris

Question 23

(neuter singular of plus) accusative

Answer 23

plus

Question 24

(neuter singular of plus) ablative

Answer 24

plure

Question 25

(m. & f. plural of plus) nominative

Answer 25

plures

Question 26

for the singular of plus you got to use the

Answer 26

genitive of the whole. e.g. plus pecuniae, more money, lit. more of money

Question 27

(m. & f. plural of plus) genitive

Answer 27

plurium

Question 28

(m. & f. plural of plus) dative

Answer 28

pluribus

Question 29

(m. & f. plural of plus) accusative

Answer 29

plures

Question 30

(m. & f. plural of plus) ablative

Answer 30

pluribus

Question 31

denique

Answer 31

adv. at last, finally

Question 32

deinde

Answer 32

adv., then, next

Question 33

unde

Answer 33

adv., from where

Question 34

patior, pati, passus sum

Answer 34

deponent; to suffer, allow

Question 35

ablative of time when

Answer 35

quinto die redierunt = they returned on the fifth day

Question 36

ablative of comparison

Answer 36

Marcus est altior Julia = Marcus is taller than Julia.

Question 37

ablative of separation from

Answer 37

ab urbe venit = he came from the city

Question 38

ablative of place where

Answer 38

in foro stabat = he was standing in the forum

Question 39

ablative of means or instrument

Answer 39

me gladio vulneravit = he wounded me with a sword

Question 40

ablative of manner

Answer 40

magna voce clamavit = he shouted with a loud voice

Question 41

ablative of qualities

Answer 41

est puer magno ingenio = he is a boy of great talent

Question 42

ablative of degree of difference

Answer 42

nocte paulo = by a little night

Question 43

ablative of personal agent

Answer 43

a se ipso = by he himself (I think)