Language Flashcards
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rodent?
rodo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word adage?
aio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word combine?
bis
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun tabernāria.
tabernāria, tabernāriae, f.—salesperson
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jess?
iacio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bedaub?
albus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pendant?
pendeo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word unit?
unus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lunge?
longus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lawsuit?
sequor
From what Latin word do we derive the English word disseminate?
sero(sow)
The Latin word fidelis takes what case?
dative (faithful)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word diary?
dies
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sausage?
sal
From what Latin word do we derive the English word succinct?
cingo
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun nauta.
nauta, nautae, m.—sailor
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cover?
operio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word kickshaw?
qualis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dozen?
duo + decem
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ambition?
eo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word conquer?
quaero
From what Latin word do we derive the English word subdue?
duco
From what Latin word do we derive the English word grease?
crassus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word covey?
cubo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word foible?
fleo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word release?
laxus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word provost?
pono
From what Latin word do we derive the English word size?
sedeo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pole?
palus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word apron?
mappa
From what Latin word do we derive the English word coil?
lego
From what Latin word do we derive the English word enterprise?
prehendo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cask?
quatio
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun cōnsul.
cōnsul, cōnsulis, m.—consul
From what Latin word do we derive the English word challenge?
calvor
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cab?
caper
From what Latin word do we derive the English word several?
paro
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rosemary?
mare
From what Latin word do we derive the English word quintessence?
quinque
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for dolphin.
delphīnus, delphīni, m.
From what Latin word do we derive the English word exorbitant?
orbis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chauffeur?
facio + caleo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word claim?
clamo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word propaganda?
pango
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pensive?
pendo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word maraschino?
amarus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word depot?
pono
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pert?
aperio
From what Latin word do we derive covet?
cupiō
From what Latin word do we derive the English word kickshaw?
causa
From what Latin word do we derive the English word billet?
bulla
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mutiny?
moveo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word auburn?
albus
From what Latin word do we derive cuisine?
coquō
What possible answers come with the question: Cuius temporis est ________?
Praesentis, imperfecti, futuri, perfecti, praeteriti, plus quam perfecti, futuri perfecti
From what Latin word do we derive the English word accent?
cano
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ensue?
sequor
From what Latin word do we derive the English word benign?
genus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word recruit?
cresco
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cuneiform?
cuneus
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for brain.
cerebrum, cerebri, n.
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sexton?
sacer
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rail?
rego
From what Latin word do we derive the English word maneuver?
opus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word issue?
eo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word exalt?
altus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word release?
laxus
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun sacerdōs.
sacerdōs, sacerdōtis, m.—priest
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ?
precipice
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for tortoise, turtle.
testūdō, testudinis, m.
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jostle?
iungo
From what Latin word do we derive champaign?
campus
From what Latin word do we derive casino?
cāsa
From what Latin word do we derive the English word squad?
quattuor
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appanage?
panis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word control?
rota
From what Latin word do we derive the English word attain?
tango
From what Latin word do we derive eager?
ācer
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sexton?
sacer
From what Latin word do we derive the English word parapet?
paro
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for bunny rabbit.
cunīculus, cunīculi, m.
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dual?
duo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word octave?
octo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word neat?
niteo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mansion?
maneo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ambiguous?
ago
When a question leads with “a quo?”, what are they asking, and with what should you answer?
by what? by whom?
a + ablative
From what Latin word do we derive the English word exempt?
emo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word toil?
tundo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word inert?
ars
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chivalry?
caballus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word estuary?
aestus
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun vigil.
vigil, vigilis, m.—fireman, night watchman, policeman
From what Latin word do we derive the English word connoisseur?
nosco
From what Latin word do we derive the English word muss?
mitto
From what Latin word do we derive the English word balance?
bis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chloroform?
formica
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fiancé?
fido
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prompt?
emo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word peel?
pilus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word muster?
moneo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word concubine?
cubo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word circuit?
eo
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun ōrnātrīx.
ōrnātrīx, ornaticis, f.—hairdresser
From what Latin word do we derive the English word entity?
sum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word endeavor?
debeo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word disdain?
dignus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chowder?
caleo
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for whale.
orca, orcae, f.
From what Latin word do we derive the English word latitude?
latus(adj.)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word example?
emo
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun aedīlis.
aedīlis, aedīlis, m.—aedile
The Latin word commodus takes what case?
dative (suitable)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word conceit?
capio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porter?
porto
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun gladiātor.
gladiātor, gladiātōris, m.—gladiator
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tormentor?
torqueo
From what Latin word do we derive ancient?
ante
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ensure?
cura
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tinge?
tingo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mill?
molo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appendage?
pendeo
From what Latin word do we derive vanguard?
ante
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vestry?
vestis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word kiln?
culina
From what Latin word do we derive the English word eyelet?
oculus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word succumb?
cubo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word quarry?
quattuor
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sudden?
eo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ransom?
emo
From what Latin word do we derive chivalry?
caballus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vendor?
do
From what Latin word do we derive the English word traitor?
do
From what Latin word do we derive the English word justice?
ius(right)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pendulum?
pendeo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word claim?
clamo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word decoy?
cavea
From what Latin word do we derive the English word parasol?
sol
From what Latin word do we derive the English word market?
merx
From what Latin word do we derive the English word corsage?
corpus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word peninsula?
paene
From what Latin word do we derive the English word destroy?
struo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word osprey?
os, ossis + frango
When a question leads with “quo modo?”, what are they asking, and with what should you answer?
how? in what way?
adverb; ablative of manner, ablative of means
From what Latin word do we derive the English word expansive?
pando
From what Latin word do we derive the English word citation?
cieo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word calculate?
calx (small stone)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jaundice?
galbinus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word casino?
casa
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cockatrice?
calx(heel)
From what Latin word do we derive ketch?
capiō
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cordial?
cor
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appall?
palleo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word redeem?
emo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word feeble?
fleo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word excuse?
causa
From what Latin word do we derive the English word palfrey?
veredus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word raze?
rado
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vintage?
emo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word curfew?
focus + operio
From what Latin word do we derive cab?
caper
From what Latin word do we derive the English word void?
vaco
From what Latin word do we derive the English word liaison?
ligo
The Latin word piget takes what case?
accusative (it disgusts (me piget amoris = I am disgusted by love))
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nonchalant?
non + caleo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word arrest?
sto
From what Latin word do we derive the English word round?
rota
From what Latin word do we derive the English word meticulous?
metus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word portray?
traho
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appreciate?
pretium
From what Latin word do we derive the English word hidalgo?
filius
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ostler?
hospes
From what Latin word do we derive exalt?
altus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rail?
rego
From what Latin word do we derive the English word citadel?
civis
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun viātrīx.
viātrīx, viātrīcis, f.—traveler
From what Latin word do we derive the English word deign?
dignus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word suave?
suavis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chalk?
calx (small stone)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word puncture?
pungo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bonbon?
bonus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word coast?
costa
From what Latin word do we derive the English word canary?
canis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word charge?
carrus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appear?
pareo
From what Latin word do we derive achieve?
caput
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mob?
moveo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stain?
tingo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word corroborate?
robur
From what Latin word do we derive the English word proxy?
cura
From what Latin word do we derive the English word torture?
torqueo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word season?
sero(sow)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word demeanor?
minae
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dual?
duo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word apparition?
pareo
The Latin word pro takes what case?
ablative (in front of, in favor of)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word canine?
canis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word example?
emo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word travel?
palus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word legion?
lego
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sausage?
sal
The Latin word licet takes what case?
dative (it is permitted)
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun patrōna.
patrōna, patrōnae, f.—patron
From what Latin word do we derive the English word puissance?
sum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word beverage?
bibo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mob?
moveo
From what Latin word do we derive billet?
bulla
From what Latin word do we derive courage?
cor
From what Latin word do we derive the English word umpire?
non + par
From what Latin word do we derive the English word oriole?
aurum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sewer?
aqua
From what Latin word do we derive the English word apparition?
pareo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word accost?
costa
From what Latin word do we derive the English word plaintiff?
plango
The Latin word mando takes what case?
dative (to command, entrust (introduces indirect command))
From what Latin word do we derive the English word levy?
levis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porpoise?
piscis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sprain?
premo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word manor?
maneo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sullen?
solus
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun senātor.
senātor, senātōris, m.—senator
The Latin word persuadeo takes what case?
dative (to persuade (introduces indirect command))
From what Latin word do we derive the English word handkerchief?
caput
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tent?
tendo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sauce?
sal
From what Latin word do we derive the English word inculcate?
calx (heel)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word erase?
rado
From what Latin word do we derive the English word maintain?
manus
The Latin word miseret takes what case?
accusative (it grieves (me miseret = I pity; me miseret tui = I pity you))
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun argentārius.
argentārius, argentāriī, m.—banker
From what Latin word do we derive the English word travesty?
vestis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word spaniel?
Hispania
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun maga.
maga, magae, f.—magician
From what Latin word do we derive catiff?
capiō
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun tabernārius.
tabernārius, tabernāriī, m.—salesperson
From what Latin word do we derive the English word motif?
moveo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sojourn?
dies
The Latin word utilis takes what case?
dative (useful)
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for chicken, chick.
pullus, pulli, m.
From what Latin word do we derive the English word control?
rota
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prince?
capio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pioneer?
pes
From what Latin word do we derive the English word inveigle?
oculus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rival?
rivus
From what Latin word do we derive municipal?
capiō
From what Latin word do we derive the English word counter?
contra
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun pistor.
pistor, pistōrēs, m.—baker
From what Latin word do we derive the English word soprano?
super
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chapter?
caput
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun dictātrīx.
dictātrīx, dictātrīcis, f.—dictator
From what Latin word do we derive the English word poise?
pendo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word placid?
placeo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rent?
do
From what Latin word do we derive citadel?
cīvis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word astound?
tono
From what Latin word do we derive the English word deign?
dignus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dainty?
dignus
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun mercātor.
mercātor, mercātōris, m.—merchant
When a question leads with “quid?”, what are they asking, and with what should you answer?
what?
verb in infinitive or noun
From what Latin word do we derive the English word toilet?
texo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word emulsion?
mulgeo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word puny?
post + nascor
From what Latin word do we derive the English word profile?
filum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word quire?
quattuor
From what Latin word do we derive danger?
domus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word devoir?
debeo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ketch?
capio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jocund?
iuvo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word manure?
manus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word foundry?
fundo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word council?
calo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pantry?
panis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word decree?
cerno
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fairy?
for
From what Latin word do we derive the English word quiet?
quies
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun gubernātor.
gubernātor, gubernātōris, m.—pilot
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for stag, deer.
cervus, cervi, m.
The Latin word parco takes what case?
dative (to spare)
From what Latin word do we derive chef?
caput
From what Latin word do we derive the English word praetorian?
eo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ditty?
dico
From what Latin word do we derive the English word parapet?
pectus + paro
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mutiny?
moveo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word erosion?
rodo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word roll?
rota
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porch?
porta
The Latin word celo takes what case?
accusative (hide (double acc.))
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rely?
ligo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word eagle?
aquila
From what Latin word do we derive the English word voice?
vox
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rodent?
rodo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word forensic?
forum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vouch?
vox
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dicker?
decem
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun scriptrīx.
scriptrīx, scriptricis, f.—writer
From what Latin word do we derive the English word extort?
torqueo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word couple?
aptus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word parsimonious?
parco
From what Latin word do we derive the English word penetrate?
penes
The Latin word memor takes what case?
genitive (mindful of; remembering of)
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for belly, stomach.
venter, ventris (m)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word grill?
cratis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word distress?
stringo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word friar?
frater
From what Latin word do we derive the English word realm?
rex
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bullet?
bulla
From what Latin word do we derive the English word elate?
latus(participle)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nuisance?
noceo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word castle?
castra
From what Latin word do we derive pardon?
dō
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prostrate?
sterno
From what Latin word do we derive the English word route?
rumpo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word courteous?
cohors
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dozen?
duo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lagoon?
lacus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vintage?
emo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word accolade?
collum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word agile?
ago
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fritter?
frango
From what Latin word do we derive the English word achieve?
caput
From what Latin word do we derive the English word integrate?
tango
From what Latin word do we derive the English word print?
premo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word envoy?
via
From what Latin word do we derive the English word provender?
habeo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sue?
sequor
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jocund?
iuvo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word collar?
collum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fiance?
fido
From what Latin word do we derive the English word granny?
domus
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for nose.
nasus, nasī (m)
From what Latin word do we derive journal?
diēs
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun vēnātrīx.
vēnātrīx, vēnātrīcis, f.—hunter
From what Latin word do we derive the English word price?
pretium
From what Latin word do we derive the English word promiscuous?
misceo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word juxtaposition?
iungo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word manure?
opus + manus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word commodore?
mando
From what Latin word do we derive the English word beef?
bos
From what Latin word do we derive the English word impinge?
pango
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dice?
do
From what Latin word do we derive the English word engine?
genus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nonchalant?
caleo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word trance?
eo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word subtle?
texo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dilate?
latus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word adjourn?
dies
From what Latin word do we derive the English word doge?
duco
From what Latin word do we derive the English word host?
hospes
From what Latin word do we derive the English word collapse?
labor (verb)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word endeavor?
debeo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rally?
ligo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word immaculate?
macula
From what Latin word do we derive the English word count?
puto
The Latin word placeo takes what case?
dative (to please)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word eager?
acer
The Latin word per takes what case?
accusative (through)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cement?
caedo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word maintain?
manus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dine?
ieiunus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word expend?
pendo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word corroborate?
robur
From what Latin word do we derive the English word madam?
domus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ivory?
ebur
From what Latin word do we derive the English word quit?
quies
From what Latin word do we derive the English word connect?
necto
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mold?
modus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word levy?
levis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word insure?
cura
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nominee?
nomen
From what Latin word do we derive the English word paraffin?
finis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word furtive?
fur
From what Latin word do we derive the English word subtle?
texo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chloroform?
formica
From what Latin word do we derive the English word morose?
mos
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for eye.
oculus, oculī (m)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lesson?
lego
From what Latin word do we derive the English word forfeit?
foris
From what Latin word do we derive bullet?
bulla
From what Latin word do we derive the English word obey?
audio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word impeach?
pes
From what Latin word do we derive the English word scour?
cura
From what Latin word do we derive the English word avaunt?
ante
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cull?
lego
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun coquus.
coquus, coquī, m.—cook
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun negōtiātor.
negōtiātor, negōtiātōris, m.—businessperson
From what Latin word do we derive the English word session?
sedeo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rage?
rabio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word forensic?
forum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word salad?
sal
From what Latin word do we derive the English word complaisant?
placeo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pantry?
panis
From what Latin word do we derive traitor?
dō
From what Latin word do we derive the English word astonish?
tono
The Latin word memini takes what case?
genitive (to remember)
What possible answers come with the question: _______, dic passivum.
make the given form passive
From what Latin word do we derive the English word travel?
tres
From what Latin word do we derive the English word trance?
eo
The Latin word gratus takes what case?
dative (pleasing)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word immaculate?
macula
The Latin word necesse est takes what case?
dative (it is necessary)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cavalier?
caballus
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for thumb.
pollex, pollicis, m.
From what Latin word do we derive the English word placid?
placeo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rally?
ligo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word court?
cohors
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lieutenant?
locus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prison?
prehendo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nice?
scio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nominee?
nomen
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ferret?
fur
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mayor?
magis
The Latin word ab takes what case?
ablative (from)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word foreign?
foris
From what Latin word do we derive the English word office?
ops
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sample?
emo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vendor?
do
From what Latin word do we derive the English word necessary?
cedo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tissue?
texo
From what Latin word do we derive ewer?
aqua
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cockatrice?
calx (heel)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word melee?
misceo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rein?
teneo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word salad?
sal
From what Latin word do we derive the English word relish?
laxus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ditty?
dico(dicere)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fanatic?
fanum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word forest?
foris
From what Latin word do we derive precipice?
caput
From what Latin word do we derive the English word compass?
pando
From what Latin word do we derive the English word coy?
quies
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun magistra.
magistra, magistrae, f.—teacher
From what Latin word do we derive the English word abate?
battuo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sovereign?
super
From what Latin word do we derive rendevous?
dō
From what Latin word do we derive the English word annex?
necto
From what Latin word do we derive the English word inveigle?
oculus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word combustion?
uro
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fry?
frigo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word apprentice?
prehendo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word manure?
manus + opus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word issue?
eo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rent?
do
From what Latin word do we derive ace?
as
The Latin word resisto takes what case?
dative (to resist)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word denial?
nego
From what Latin word do we derive the English word parapet?
pectus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pummel?
pomum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word maxim?
magis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word adeiu?
deus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word demise?
mitto
From what Latin word do we derive the English word facade?
facio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word grant?
credo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word gent?
genus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word garnet?
granum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word razor?
rado
When a question leads with “unde?”, what are they asking, and with what should you answer?
from where?
e/ex + ablative; a/ab + ablative
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun sūtor.
sūtor, sūtōris, m.—shoemaker
From what Latin word do we derive the English word perish?
eo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word torture?
torqueo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word paraffin?
parvus
From what Latin word do we derive assure?
cūra
From what Latin word do we derive the English word infant?
for
From what Latin word do we derive the English word renegade?
nego
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for mouse.
mūs, muris, m.
From what Latin word do we derive the English word surreptitious?
rapio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word couch?
locus
The Latin word impero takes what case?
dative (to order (introduces indirect command))
From what Latin word do we derive the English word core?
cor
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for donkey.
asinus, asini, m.
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dress?
rego
From what Latin word do we derive the English word denizen?
intus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ransom?
emo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word charm?
cano
From what Latin word do we derive the English word damsel?
domus
From what Latin word do we derive castle?
castra
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mussel?
mus
The Latin word doceo takes what case?
accusative (teach (double acc.))
From what Latin word do we derive the English word party?
pars
From what Latin word do we derive the English word easel?
asinus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word feeble?
fleo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word register?
gero
From what Latin word do we derive the English word latitude?
latus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jade?
ilia
From what Latin word do we derive the English word oracle?
oro
From what Latin word do we derive the English word finesse?
finis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word coadjutor?
iuvo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mess?
mitto
From what Latin word do we derive the English word reprimand?
premo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word kickshaw?
qualis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lieu?
locus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word joist?
iaceo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word voyage?
via
From what Latin word do we derive the English word treaty?
traho
From what Latin word do we derive seclude?
claudō
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pay?
pax
From what Latin word do we derive the English word carpet?
carpo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word travail?
tres
From what Latin word do we derive the English word size?
sedeo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word manor?
maneo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word integrate?
tango
From what Latin word do we derive the English word treason?
do
From what Latin word do we derive dowry?
dō
From what Latin word do we derive the English word outrage?
ultra
From what Latin word do we derive the English word garnet?
granum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word address?
rego
From what Latin word do we derive taxicab?
caper
From what Latin word do we derive the English word coward?
cauda
From what Latin word do we derive the English word crew?
cresco
From what Latin word do we derive the English word daub?
albus
From what Latin word do we derive beef?
bōs
From what Latin word do we derive the English word connect?
necto
From what Latin word do we derive the English word scour?
cura
From what Latin word do we derive the English word connoisseur?
nosco
From what Latin word do we derive the English word decree?
cerno
From what Latin word do we derive agile?
agō
From what Latin word do we derive corset?
cor
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tiller?
texo
When a question leads with “qualis? quales?”, what are they asking, and with what should you answer?
what kind?
adjective (qualis=singular, quales=plural)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word attain?
tango
From what Latin word do we derive the English word essay?
ago
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun pictor.
pictor, pictōris, m.—painter
From what Latin word do we derive the English word emperor?
paro
From what Latin word do we derive the English word revel?
bellum
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun augur.
augur, auguris, m.—soothsayer
From what Latin word do we derive the English word corps?
corpus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word adroit?
rego
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun fautrīx.
fautrīx, fautrīcis, f.—fan, supporter
From what Latin word do we derive the English word castle?
castra
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun imperātor.
imperātor, imperātōris, m.—commander, emperor
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fate?
for
From what Latin word do we derive accolade?
collum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word noon?
novem
The Latin word amicus takes what case?
dative (friendly)
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun lānius.
lānius, lāniī, m.—butcher
From what Latin word do we derive the English word figure?
fingo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ally?
ligo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mold?
modus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appear?
pareo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chapter?
caput
From what Latin word do we derive the English word proctor?
cura
From what Latin word do we derive the English word assiduous?
sedeo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word boil?
bulla
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stage?
sto
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fan?
vannus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rebel?
bellum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word origin?
orior
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appease?
pax
From what Latin word do we derive the English word Madonna?
domus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word circuit?
eo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word address?
rego
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun macellāria.
macellāria, macellāriae, f.—grocer
From what Latin word do we derive the English word transept?
saepes
From what Latin word do we derive the English word castigate?
castus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word betray?
do
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for heart.
cōr, cordis, n.
From what Latin word do we derive the English word conquer?
quaero
From what Latin word do we derive the English word salary?
sal
From what Latin word do we derive the English word standard?
tendo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word collar?
collum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word powder?
pulvis
The Latin word indignus takes what case?
ablative (unworthy of)
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for cat.
fēlēs, felis, f.
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nuclear?
nux
From what Latin word do we derive the English word torch?
torqueo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word entity?
sum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word curtsy?
cohors
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porch?
porta
From what Latin word do we derive cavalier?
caballus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word noun?
nomen
From what Latin word do we derive the English word routine?
rumpo
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun medica.
medica, medicae, f.—doctor
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun architecta.
architecta, architectae, f.—architect, builder
From what Latin word do we derive the English word site?
sino
From what Latin word do we derive the English word promenade?
minae
From what Latin word do we derive the English word forge?
faber
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for blood.
sanguis, sanguinis (m)
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for finger, toe.
digitus, digitī (m)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ply?
plecto
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for lamb.
agnus, agni, m.
From what Latin word do we derive the English word obey?
audio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word quarantine?
quattuor
From what Latin word do we derive rebel?
bellum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word muscle?
mus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tennis?
teneo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dowry?
do
From what Latin word do we derive the English word avow?
vox
From what Latin word do we derive the English word handkerchief?
operio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dandelion?
dens
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sally?
salio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lettuce?
lac
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pardon?
do
From what Latin word do we derive the English word budge?
bulla
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cost?
sto
From what Latin word do we derive the English word squat?
ago
From what Latin word do we derive the English word boil?
bulla
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dismal?
dies
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for fish.
piscis, piscis, m.
From what Latin word do we derive the English word torrid?
torreo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word farm?
firmus
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun agricola.
agricola, agricolae, m.—farmer
From what Latin word do we derive the English word carnival?
levis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cabbage?
caput
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sullen?
solus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word balance?
bis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word inure?
opus
The Latin word similis takes what case?
dative (similar)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dial?
dies
From what Latin word do we derive country?
contrā
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prelacy?
latus(participle)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word inculcate?
calx(heel)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word surprise?
prehendo
The Latin word propter takes what case?
accusative (on account of)
From what Latin word do we derive sewer?
aqua
From what Latin word do we derive the English word menu?
minuo
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for back.
tergum, tergī (n)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word purloin?
longus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word soufflé?
flo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word assay?
ago
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cult?
colo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appease?
pax
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jet?
iacio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word travail?
tres
From what Latin word do we derive the English word friar?
frater
From what Latin word do we derive the English word soldier?
solidus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cargo?
carrus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word squire?
scutum
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for pig.
porcus, porci, m.
From what Latin word do we derive the English word monument?
moneo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word assert?
sero (join together)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rebel?
bellum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jut?
iacio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appraise?
pretium
From what Latin word do we derive the English word able?
habeo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stun?
tono
What possible answers come with the question: Quae pars orationis est ________?
verbum, nomen, adjectivum, adverbium, praepositio, conjunctio, pronomen
From what Latin word do we derive the English word treble?
tres
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for cow.
bōs, bovis, m./f. (dat. & abl. pl. bobus or bubus)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stay?
sto
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sluice?
claudo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prize?
pretium
The Latin word ignosco takes what case?
dative (to pardon)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prince?
prior
From what Latin word do we derive the English word maestro?
magis
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lariat?
aptus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word recover?
capio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bugle?
bos
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pair?
par
From what Latin word do we derive the English word entrée?
inter
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stay?
sto
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sample?
emo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rowel?
rota
From what Latin word do we derive the English word moment?
moveo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word diary?
dies
The Latin word obliviscor takes what case?
genitive (to forget)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word isolation?
insula
From what Latin word do we derive the English word because?
causa
From what Latin word do we derive the English word antler?
oculus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word depot?
pono
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pueblo?
populus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porcelain?
porcus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word architrave?
trabs
From what Latin word do we derive the English word proxy?
cura
From what Latin word do we derive the English word assail?
salio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word incentive?
cano
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ensure?
cura
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun lēgātus.
lēgātus, lēgātī, m.—ambassador
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ancient?
ante
From what Latin word do we derive the English word truffle?
tuber
From what Latin word do we derive vinegar?
ācer
From what Latin word do we derive the English word portray?
traho
From what Latin word do we derive the English word noun?
nomen
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prison?
prehendo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word morose?
mos
From what Latin word do we derive the English word achieve?
caput
The Latin word paenitet takes what case?
accusative (it repents (me paenitet = I am sorry))
From what Latin word do we derive the English word purloin?
longus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word enchant?
cano
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lagoon?
lacus
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for head.
caput, capitis (n)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jeopardy?
pars + iocus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ostler?
hospes
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bedaub?
albus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word monitor?
moneo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word onion?
unus
From what Latin word do we derive kickshaw?
causa
From what Latin word do we derive the English word charge?
carrus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word expound?
pono
From what Latin word do we derive the English word allow?
laus
The Latin word peritus takes what case?
genitive; ablative (skilled)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sport?
porto
The Latin word contra takes what case?
accusative (against)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word entrepreneur?
prehendo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cull?
lego
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pioneer?
pes
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun cūstōs.
cūstōs, cūstōdis, m.—guard
From what Latin word do we derive the English word faint?
fingo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word price?
pretium
From what Latin word do we derive conceit?
capiō
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fuel?
focus
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun piscātor.
piscātor, piscātōris, m.—fisherman
From what Latin word do we derive the English word career?
carrus
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for ear.
auris, auris (f)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cheat?
cado
The Latin word pudet takes what case?
accusative (it shames (me pudet facinoris = I am ashamed of crime))
From what Latin word do we derive the English word arbor?
herba
From what Latin word do we derive chapter?
caput
From what Latin word do we derive the English word eagle?
aquila
From what Latin word do we derive the English word enter?
inter
From what Latin word do we derive the English word facet?
facio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word agile?
ago
From what Latin word do we derive the English word host?
hospes
From what Latin word do we derive the English word concubine?
cubo
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun sculptor.
sculptor, sculptōris, m.—sculptor
The Latin word difficilis takes what case?
dative (difficult)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fanatic?
fanum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word affair?
facio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word insure?
cura
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lieutenant?
locus
The Latin word inimicus takes what case?
dative (unfriendly)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word comment?
memini
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bonbon?
bonus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word demise?
mitto
From what Latin word do we derive the English word funnel?
fundo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word squash (verb)?
quatio
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lateral?
latus(noun)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word kickshaw?
causa
From what Latin word do we derive the English word external?
extra
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cousin?
soror
From what Latin word do we derive the English word feign?
fingo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word combine?
bis
From what Latin word do we derive miscreant?
crēdō
What possible answers come with the question: Cuius generis est _________?
neutrius, masculini, feminini
The Latin word cum takes what case?
ablative (with)
From what Latin word do we derive the English word juxtaposition?
iungo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word calendar?
calo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word court?
cohors
From what Latin word do we derive estrange?
extrā
From what Latin word do we derive the English word traitor?
do
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mince?
minuo
From what Latin word do we derive the English word eternity?
aevum
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lieu?
locus
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cousin?
soror
From what Latin word do we derive the English word copy?
ops
From what Latin word do we derive the English word denial?
nego
