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Jenney's Chapter 28 Flashcards

Vocabulary and Indefinite Pronouns/Adjectives

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What is the meaning of the noun hospes, hospitis, m/f?

A

stranger, guest, host

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What is the meaning of the noun moenia, moenium (i-stem; plural only)?

A

walls

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What is the meaning of the noun sedes, sedis, f.

(i-stem)?

A

seat, residence

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What is the meaning of the noun signum, i, n.?

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sign, signal, military standard

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What is the meaning of the noun vestis, vestis, f. (i-stem)?

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garment, clothes

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What is the meaning of the adjective posterus, a, um?

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subsequent, following

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What is the meaning of the noun posteri, posterorum (plural only) n.?

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descendants

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What is the meaning of the noun posterum, i, n.?

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the future

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What is the meaning of teh verb claudo, claudere, clausi, clausum?

A

shut, close

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What is the meaning of the verb curro, currere, cucurri, cursum?

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run

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expono, exponere, exposui, expositum?

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put out, expose, explain

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What is the meaning of the verb sedeo, sedere (macron over e), sedi, sessum?

A

sit

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What is the meaning of the preposition with accusative circa?

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around, about, at the side of

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What is the meaning of the adverb circa?

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about, round about, approximately

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What is the meaning of the interrogative adverb quando?

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when?

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What is the meaning of the indefinite pronoun aliquis, aliquid?

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someone, anyone, something, anything

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What is the meaning of the indefinite adjective aliqui, aliqua, aliquod?

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some, any

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What is the meaning of the indefinite pronoun quisquam, quidquam?

A

anyone, anything

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What is the meaning of the indefinite relative pronouns quisquis, quidquid?

A

whoever, whatever, whichever

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What is the meaning of the indefinite realtive adjective quicumque, quaecumque, quodcumque?

A

whatever, whichever

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What is the meaning of the indefinite pronoun quidam, quiddam?

A

someone, something

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What is the meaning of the indefinite adjective quidam quaedam, quoddam?

A

certain, some

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What is the meaning of the aliquantus, a, um?

A

some, any

24
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What is the meaning of alicubi?

A

somewhere, anywhere

25
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What is the meaning of quamquam?

A

however

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What is the meaning of qualiscumque, qualecumque?

A

of whatever kind

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What is the rule for using aliquis, aliquid and aliqui, aliqua, aliquod after NEC, NISI, NUM, and NE?

A

After nec, nisi, num, and ne every ali- goes away

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