Language Flashcards

Question 1

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From what Latin noun do we derive the English word Pennsylvania?

Question 2

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From what 3rd conjugation Latin verb do we derive unaffected?

Question 3

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For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

Answer

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portātī(-ae, -a) sumus

Question 4

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: lux.

Answer

A

lux, lucis, F. – light

Question 5

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What is the use of the Ablative of Place Where?

Answer

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The ablative with the preposition “in” expresses place where.

Question 6

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From what 3rd conjugation Latin verb do we derive agitation?

Question 7

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From what 3rd conjugation Latin verb do we derive official?

Question 8

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase puer noster.

Answer

A

puerīs nostrīs

Question 9

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From what 3rd declension Latin noun do we derive disloyalty?

Question 10

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Give the Latin verb from which we derive tenure.

Question 11

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Give the meaning for

trīstis, triste

Question 12

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For the phrase multus ager, give the Dative Singular

Answer

A

multō agrō

Question 13

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: aqueductus.

Answer

A

aqueductus, aqueductus, M. – aqueduct

Question 14

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Give the Latin and English for the motto of the University of New Mexico.

Answer

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Lux hominum vita - Light, the life of men

Question 15

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From what 2nd conjugation Latin verb do we derive visibility?

Question 16

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From what 2nd declension Latin noun do we derive annuity?

Question 17

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Give the meaning for

fābula

Answer

A

story (1)

Question 18

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From what 3rd declension Latin noun do we derive vociferous?

Question 19

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From what 4th declension Latin noun do we derive manure?

Question 20

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Give the Latin verb from which we derive dowry.

Question 21

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Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase signum līberum.

Answer

A

signō līberō

Question 22

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Give the Latin adjective from which we derive pulchritudinous.

Question 23

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin adjective: clarus.

Answer

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clarus, clara, clarum – clear, famous

Question 24

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From what 3rd declension Latin noun do we derive payer?

Question 25

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From what 3rd conjugation Latin verb do we derive inefficiency?

Question 26

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Give the Latin and English for the motto of the University of Florida

Answer

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Civium in moribus rei publicae salus: The welfare of the states lies in the character of its citizens.

Question 27

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From what 3rd conjugation Latin verb do we derive matter-of-fact?

Question 28

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For the verb sum, give the Singular, Present, Active, Positive Imperative form.

Question 29

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Give the meaning for

vertō

Answer

A

turn (3; verti)

Question 30

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From what 3rd conjugation Latin verb do we derive face?

Question 31

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From what 3rd conjugation Latin verb do we derive attaint?

Question 32

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Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase corpus līberum.

Answer

A

cīvēs (-īs) līberōs

Question 33

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From what 4th declension Latin noun do we derive dominion?

Question 34

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: clamo.

Answer

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clamo, clamare, clamavi, clamatus – shout

Question 35

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Give the English for the phrase de facto.

Answer

A

in fact, actually

Question 36

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Give the Dative Plural for the phrase mare līberum.

Answer

A

maribus līberīs

Question 37

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: facio.

Answer

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facio, facere, feci, factus – do, make

Question 38

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From what 2nd declension Latin noun do we derive antler?

Question 39

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From what 3rd conjugation Latin verb do we derive recipe?

Question 40

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Give the meaning for

iaceō

Answer

A

lie down (2)

Question 41

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From what 1st declension Latin noun do we derive savageness?

Question 42

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From what 3rd conjugation Latin verb do we derive averse?

Question 43

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: via.

Answer

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via, viae, F. – road, street

Question 44

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase mare ācre.

Answer

A

mare ācre

Question 45

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin noun: nauta.

Answer

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nauta, nautae, M – sailor

Question 46

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From what 2nd declension Latin noun do we derive ensign?

Question 47

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From what 2nd conjugation Latin verb do we derive inadvisable?

Question 48

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From what 3rd declension Latin noun do we derive chief?

Question 49

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Give the dictionary entry for the following Latin verb: ambulo.

Answer

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ambulo, ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatus – walk

Question 50

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Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase equus magnus.

Answer

A

equō magnō

Question 51

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From what Latin noun do we derive the English word penalty?

Question 52

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Give the meaning for

vacca

Question 53

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From what 3rd declension Latin noun do we derive patrimony?

Question 54

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Give the Latin verb from which we derive irreparable.

Question 55

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Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase ager ācer.

Answer

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agrī ācris

Question 56

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From what 2nd declension Latin noun do we derive server?

Question 57

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From what 3rd declension Latin noun do we derive paternity?

Question 58

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From what 3rd conjugation Latin verb do we derive postman?

Question 59

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Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase corpus nostrum.

Answer

A

corpora nostra

Question 60

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Give the Dative Plural for the phrase lēx nostra.

Answer

A

lēgibus nostrīs

Question 61

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From what 3rd conjugation Latin verb do we derive officer?

Question 62

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From what 1st declension Latin noun do we derive security?

Question 63

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase equus pār.

Answer

A

equum pārem

Question 64

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From what 3rd conjugation Latin verb do we derive classification?

Answer 28

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equum līberum

Answer 29

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for this purpose

Answer 30

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capiēris

Answer 31

A

corpus magnum

Answer 32

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frightened

Answer 33

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puerōrum pārium

Answer 34

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from where

Answer 35

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ignavus, ignava, ignavum – lazy, cowardly

Answer 36

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Salus populi - The welfare of the people

Answer 37

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corporibus pāribus

Answer 38

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urbs, urbis, F. – city

Answer 39

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gladius, gladii, M. – sword

Answer 40

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necessary (defective)

Answer 41

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pōnēbam

Answer 42

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end (3; finis)

Answer 43

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multus nauta

Answer 44

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portāmur

Answer 45

A

multōs nautās

Answer 46

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horse (2)

Answer 47

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attack (4; impetus)

Answer 48

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cīvibus ācribus

Answer 49

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līberī puerī

Answer 50

A

Viam parāmus.

Answer 51

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paro, parare, paravi, paratus – prepare

Answer 52

A

country house (1)

Answer 53

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diligence

Answer 54

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docēbās

Answer 55

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spes (5; spei)

Answer 56

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tempus, temporis, N. – time

Answer 57

A

lēgis magnae

Answer 58

A

punish (4)

Answer 59

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remain (2)

Answer 60

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letter (1)

Answer 61

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Salus populi suprema lex esto – the welfare of the people shall be the
supreme law

Answer 62

A

portāminī

Answer 63

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Disciplina praesidium civitatis: Training, the defense of the state

Answer 64

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portābātur

Answer 65

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corpus pār

Answer 66

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nostrōrum equōrum

Answer 67

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not of sound mind

Answer 68

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puerō pārī

Answer 69

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say (3; dixi)

Answer 70

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doctī(-ae, -a) sunt

Answer 71

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lex, legis, F. – law

Answer 72

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signō fortī

Answer 73

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greet (1)

Answer 74

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puerō fortī

Answer 75

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in the matter of; concerning

Answer 76

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teach (2)

Answer 77

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enemy (3; hostis)

Answer 78

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the facts (body) of a crime

Answer 79

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doctī(-ae, -a) sumus

Answer 80

A

pōnēmur

Answer 81

A

portātis

Answer 82

A

multō nautae

Answer 83

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Montani semper liberi – Mountaineers are always free

Answer 84

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shut/close (3; clausi)

Answer 85

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lego, legere, legi, lectus – read, choose, gather

Answer 86

A

līberīs equīs

Answer 87

A

nostrī equī

Answer 88

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positī(-ae, -a) erunt

Answer 89

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portātus(-a, -um) erat

Answer 90

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capiētis

Answer 91

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respond (2)

Answer 92

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large/great

Answer 93

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maria lībera

Answer 94

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baculum, baculi, N. – stick

Answer 95

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wound (2)

Answer 96

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signī pāris

Answer 97

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Scuto bonae voluntatis Tuae coronasti nos – with the shield of Thy goodwill Thou has covered us

Answer 98

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portātus(-a, -um) sum

Answer 99

A

equus ācer

Answer 100

A

domum and names of towns and cities.

Answer 101

A

puerō līberō

Answer 102

A

nōnus, nōna, nōnum

Answer 103

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nostrōs agrōs

Answer 104

A

fall [down] (3; accidi)

Answer 105

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husband (2)

Answer 106

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lēgibus pāribus

Answer 107

A

Vox clamantis in deserto: The voice of one crying in the wilderness

Answer 108

A

viae pārēs

Answer 109

A

in, on, into, against

Answer 110

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lend (3; credidi)

Answer 111

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aperio, aperire, aperui, apertus – open

Answer 112

A

agrum magnum

Answer 113

A

amicus, amici, M. – friend

Answer 114

A

warn (2; monui)

Answer 115

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rideo, ridere, risi, risus – laugh, smile

Answer 116

A

cēperitis

Answer 117

A

doctī(-ae, -a) erātis

Answer 118

A

viae līberae

Answer 119

A

viae ācris

Answer 120

A

lēgī nostrae

Answer 121

A

mare nostrum

Answer 122

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host/guest (3; hospitis)

Answer 123

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agrī magnī

Answer 124

A

lēgem līberam

Answer 125

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portābam

Answer 126

A

cīve pārī

Answer 127

A

mīlitibus pāribus

Answer 128

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consilium, consilii, N. – plan

Answer 129

A

multōrum nautārum

Answer 130

A

noster puer

Answer 131

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maiden (3; virginis)

Answer 132

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storm (3; tempestatis)

Answer 133

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number (2)

Answer 134

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equī ācris

Answer 135

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nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus – announce

Answer 136

A

multīs puerīs

Answer 137

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fessus, fessa, fessum – tired

Answer 138

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numerus, numeri, M – number

Answer 139

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signō fortī

Answer 140

A

corporis līberī

Answer 141

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a method of working

Answer 142

A

Lux et lex: Light and law

Answer 143

A

puer noster

Answer 144

A

speech (3; orationis)

Answer 145

A

et alia – and others

Answer 146

A

lēgibus nostrīs

Answer 147

A

midday (5; meridiei)

Answer 148

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shout (1)

Answer 149

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gladiator (3; gladiatoris)

Answer 150

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mīlitibus ācribus

Answer 151

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Montani semper liberi: Mountaineers are always free

Answer 152

A

anounce (1)

Answer 153

A

seize the day

Answer 154

A

aestas, aestatis, F. – summer

Answer 155

A

maris fortis

Answer 156

A

bis in die – twice a day

Answer 157

A

doctus(-a, -um) eram

Answer 158

A

signa pāria

Answer 159

A

through, along

Answer 160

A

corporī nostrō

Answer 161

A

Equī dē Galliā ambulāvērunt.

Answer 162

A

study room

Answer 163

A

stick (2; haesi)

Answer 164

A

līberō puerō

Answer 165

A

citizen (3; civis)

Answer 166

A

mīlitis pāris

Answer 167

A

Iustitia omnibus – Justice for all

Answer 168

A

cīve ācrī

Answer 169

A

līberō agrō

Answer 170

A

let the buyer beware

Answer 171

A

by right, legally [sometimes written as de jure]

Answer 172

A

marium magnōrum

Answer 173

A

pōnentur

Answer 174

A

multum signum

Answer 175

A

captus(-a, -um) erat

Answer 176

A

pōnēbat

Answer 177

A

Veritas: Truth

Answer 178

A

noster nauta

Answer 179

A

puer magnus

Answer 180

A

puer fortis

Answer 181

A

happiness (2)

Answer 182

A

iratus, irata, iratum – angry

Answer 183

A

equō līberō

Answer 184

A

post meridiem – afternoon

Answer 185

A

mother (3; matris)

Answer 186

A

verto, vertere, verti, versus – turn

Answer 187

A

cīvibus līberīs

Answer 188

A

līber nauta

Answer 189

A

curro, currere, cucurri, cursus – run

Answer 190

A

captī(-ae, -a) erant

Answer 191

A

in this sign you will conquer

Answer 192

A

positus(-a, -um) eris

Answer 193

A

similar (3)

Answer 194

A

viae fortis

Answer 195

A

dico, dicere, dixi, dictus – say

Answer 196

A

on the other hand

Answer 197

A

mīlitum pārium

Answer 198

A

līberī nautae

Answer 199

A

portātī(-ae, -a) estis

Answer 200

A

advenio, advenire, adveni, adventus – arrive

Answer 201

A

destroy (2; delevi)

Answer 202

A

exhibit/expose (3; ostendi)

Answer 203

A

viās līberās

Answer 204

A

a slip of the tongue

Answer 205

A

sine – without

Answer 206

A

nox, noctis, F. – night

Answer 207

A

equīs līberīs

Answer 208

A

video, videre, vidi, visus – see

Answer 209

A

captī(-ae, -a) estis

Answer 210

A

maris līberī

Answer 211

A

let it stand (printing term)

Answer 212

A

under (+ acc./abl.)

Answer 213

A

Nautae pecūniam dōnō.

Answer 214

A

it does not follow; an illogical inference

Answer 215

A

alea iacta est – the die is cast

Answer 216

A

maribus fortibus

Answer 217

A

captus(-a, -um) sum

Answer 218

A

discedo, discedere, discessi, discessurus – leave, depart

Answer 219

A

give (3; dedi)

Answer 220

A

viam nostram

Answer 221

A

lībera signa

Answer 222

A

specto, spectare, spectavi, spectatus – watch

Answer 223

A

portātī(-ae, -a) erimus

Answer 224

A

make; do (3; feci)

Answer 225

A

doctus(-a, -um) eris

Answer 226

A

nostrī nautae

Answer 227

A

-ne and nonne

Answer 228

A

periculum, periculi, N – danger

Answer 229

A

moveo, movere, movi, motus – move

Answer 230

A

foot (3; petis)

Answer 231

A

signō pārī

Answer 232

A

flame/fire

Answer 233

A

nostram viam

Answer 234

A

hurry (1)

Answer 235

A

demonstro, demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratus – demonstrate, show

Answer 236

A

agrī ācrēs

Answer 237

A

eat (3; consumpsi)

Answer 238

A

appareo, apparere, apparui, apparitum – appear

Answer 239

A

corporum fortium

Answer 240

A

agrō pārī

Answer 241

A

habeo, habere, habui, habitus – have

Answer 242

A

cīvis pāris

Answer 243

A

equī magnī

Answer 244

A

Pro ecclesia et patria - For church and country

Answer 245

A

capio, capere, cepi, captus – take

Answer 246

A

viārum līberārum

Answer 247

A

signōrum magnōrum

Answer 248

A

arcus, arcus, M. – arch

Answer 249

A

female master (1)

Answer 250

A

cīvēs (-īs) fortēs (-īs)

Answer 251

A

thus passes the glory of the world

Answer 252

A

multō puerō

Answer 253

A

multā viā

Answer 254

A

aqua – water

Answer 255

A

nostrō puerō

Answer 256

A

portāvērunt

Answer 257

A

maribus magnīs

Answer 258

A

compare (1)

Answer 259

A

filius, filii, M. – son

Answer 260

A

camp (2; plur.)

Answer 261

A

malus, mala, malum – bad

Answer 262

A

lēgēs ācrēs

Answer 263

A

puerīs pāribus

Answer 264

A

pōnēbar

Answer 265

A

nothing more beyond; perfection

Answer 266

A

portābiminī

Answer 267

A

dies, diei, M. – day

Answer 268

A

we praise you, O Lord

Answer 269

A

take (3; sumpsi)

Answer 270

A

lēge pārī

Answer 271

A

octāvus, octāva, octāvum

Answer 272

A

signōrum

Answer 273

A

meanwhile

Answer 274

A

cīvēs (-īs) magnōs

Answer 275

A

around (+ acc.)

Answer 276

A

mīlitem pārem

Answer 277

A

Fortune favors the brave. Virgil

Answer 278

A

quantum sufficiat – as much as needed

Answer 279

A

doctī(-ae, -a) erāmus

Answer 280

A

mīlitēs fortēs (-īs)

Answer 281

A

Terras irradient: Let them illuminate the earth

Answer 282

A

doctī(-ae, -a) erant

Answer 283

A

In lumine tuo videbimus lumen: In your light, we shall see the light

Answer 284

A

agrī pāris

Answer 285

A

in absence

Answer 286

A

Of what kind

Answer 287

A

mīlitēs ācrēs

Answer 288

A

mīlitibus fortibus

Answer 289

A

līberae viae

Answer 290

A

for (+ abl.)

Answer 291

A

puerō fortī

Answer 292

A

peace with you

Answer 293

A

signīs pāribus

Answer 294

A

signō nostrō

Answer 295

A

Nil sine magno labore - Nothing without great labor

Answer 296

A

corpus nostrum

Answer 297

A

agrīs fortibus

Answer 298

A

winter (3; hiemis)

Answer 299

A

signīs pāribus

Answer 300

A

corpora nostra

Answer 301

A

portātus(-a, -um) eram

Answer 302

A

throng (1)

Answer 303

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~ It is difficult to retain what you may have learned unless you should practice it.—-Pliny the Younger

Answer 304

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watch (1)

Answer 305

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lēgem pārem

Answer 306

A

nomen, nominis, N. – name

Answer 307

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curo, curare, curavi, curatus — take care of, look after

Answer 308

A

guard (3; custodis)

Answer 309

A

līberīs puerīs

Answer 310

A

maria ācria

Answer 311

A

post cibos – after meal

Answer 312

A

lēgī ācrī

Answer 313

A

mitto, mittere, misi, missus – send

Answer 314

A

friend (2)

Answer 315

A

our (poss. 1/2)

Answer 316

A

capture (3; cepi)

Answer 317

A

mīlitēs magnī

Answer 318

A

signōrum fortium

Answer 319

A

pons, pontis, M. – bridge

Answer 320

A

diligent (3 gen. diligentis)

Answer 321

A

portātī(-ae, -a) erant

Answer 322

A

night (3; noctis)

Answer 323

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solid ground

Answer 324

A

signum magnum

Answer 325

A

peace (3; pacis)

Answer 326

A

portābis

Answer 327

A

cook (3; coxi)

Answer 328

A

lēgī līberae

Answer 329

A

captus(-a, -um) es

Answer 330

A

signum nostrum

Answer 331

A

positī(-ae, -a) eritis

Answer 332

A

portābātis

Answer 333

A

mīlite nostrō

Answer 334

A

per os – by mouth

Answer 335

A

at any time

Answer 336

A

corpora fortia

Answer 337

A

ager pār

Answer 338

A

after death

Answer 339

A

multī nautae

Answer 340

A

līberō agrō

Answer 341

A

portāverimus

Answer 342

A

lēgibus pāribus

Answer 343

A

nostrōrum nautārum

Answer 344

A

a writ to bring a detained person before a judge (lit. you must have the body)

Answer 345

A

an unwelcome person

Answer 346

A

near (+ acc.)

Answer 347

A

laboro, laborare, laboravi, laboratus – work

Answer 348

A

lēgibus līberīs

Answer 349

A

Salus populi suprema lex esto: The welfare of the people shall be the supreme law

Answer 350

A

equōrum līberōrum

Answer 351

A

servus, servi, M. – slave

Answer 352

A

lēgibus ācribus

Answer 353

A

Mihi cura futuri: My care is for the future

Answer 354

A

cīvī pārī

Answer 355

A

spes, spei, F. – hope

Answer 356

A

pōnētur

Answer 357

A

a sound mind in a sound body

Answer 358

A

lēgēs fortēs (-īs)

Answer 359

A

nostrīs signīs

Answer 360

A

agrōrum nostrōrum

Answer 361

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throw (3; ieci)

Answer 362

A

recipe – take as prescribed (medical term)

Answer 363

A

aequus, aequa, aequum – even, just, calm

Answer 364

A

by the year

Answer 365

A

lēgum ācrium

Answer 366

A

cena, cenae, F. – dinner

Answer 367

A

acquaintance

Answer 368

A

lēgum līberārum

Answer 369

A

ab urbe condita; anno urbis conditae - from the founding of the city (of Rome)

Answer 370

A

female teacher (1)

Answer 371

A

Ē silvā ambulāvit.

Answer 372

A

equō pārī

Answer 373

A

portābar

Answer 374

A

puerō nostrō

Answer 375

A

septendecim

Answer 376

A

vigilance is the price of liberty

Answer 377

A

for this purpose

Answer 378

A

līberī puerī

Answer 379

A

nostrīs agrīs

Answer 380

A

līberīs signīs

Answer 381

A

multōrum puerōrum

Answer 382

A

fenestra, fenestrae, F. – window

Answer 383

A

twenty-one

Answer 384

A

captī(-ae, -a) erāmus

Answer 385

A

līberōrum puerōrum

Answer 386

A

līberum agrum

Answer 387

A

struck by lightning

Answer 388

A

maribus fortibus

Answer 389

A

agrīs magnīs

Answer 390

A

positus(-a, -um) erit

Answer 391

A

leave behind (3; relinqui)

Answer 392

A

puerīs fortibus

Answer 393

A

-āre - to fly (1)

Answer 394

A

drinking cup

Answer 395

A

pōnēmus

Answer 396

A

time flies

Answer 397

A

signa pāria

Answer 398

A

nostrīs puerīs

Answer 399

A

puerīs līberīs

Answer 400

A

cīvem nostrum

Answer 401

A

signa magna

Answer 402

A

ante cibos – before meals

Answer 403

A

by the heads

Answer 404

A

month (3; mensis)

Answer 405

A

periculum

Answer 406

A

mīlitēs fortēs

Answer 407

A

captus(-a, -um) erās

Answer 408

A

on first sight or appearance

Answer 409

A

something for something

Answer 410

A

sleep (4)

Answer 411

A

cado, cadere, cecidi, casus – fall

Answer 412

A

prepare (1)

Answer 413

A

equī nostrī

Answer 414

A

viae ācrī

Answer 415

A

portāveram

Answer 416

A

cēperās

Answer 417

A

divide and rule

Answer 418

A

scio, scire, scivi, scitus – know

Answer 419

A

high/deep

Answer 420

A

Vox clamantis in deserto - The voice of one crying in the wilderness

Answer 421

A

a slip of the tongue

Answer 422

A

after the battle, the reward

Answer 423

A

lēgem nostram

Answer 424

A

lēgum magnārum

Answer 425

A

throw (3; ieci)

Answer 426

A

silva, silvae, F. woods, forest

Answer 427

A

temple (2)

Answer 428

A

power (3; potestatis)

Answer 429

A

corpora pāria

Answer 430

A

pro tempore - for the time being

Answer 431

A

ago, agere, egi, actus – do, drive, live, spend, discuss

Answer 432

A

dormio, dormire, dormivi, dormitus – sleep

Answer 433

A

agrōrum fortium

Answer 434

A

longus, longa, longum – long

Answer 435

A

defessus, defessa, defessum – tired

Answer 436

A

docuerimus

Answer 437

A

ianua, ianuae, F. – door

Answer 438

A

capiminī

Answer 439

A

procession

Answer 440

A

signa nostra

Answer 441

A

nostrī agrī

Answer 442

A

intro, intrare, intravi, intratus – enter

Answer 443

A

multum puerum

Answer 444

A

senatus, senatus, M. – senate

Answer 445

A

portābat

Answer 446

A

Crescit eundo – it grows as it goes

Answer 447

A

multōs puerōs

Answer 448

A

senator (3; senatoris)

Answer 449

A

audio, audire, audivi, auditus – hear

Answer 450

A

nostrīs equīs

Answer 451

A

tertius, tertia, tertium

Answer 452

A

nostrīs agrīs

Answer 453

A

equōs magnōs

Answer 454

A

Ā viā ambulant.

Answer 455

A

onus, oneris, N. – load, burden

Answer 456

A

be well (2)

Answer 457

A

equīs fortibus

Answer 458

A

res, rei, F. – thing, matter, situation

Answer 459

A

docēbāris

Answer 460

A

not know (4)

Answer 461

A

līberum signum

Answer 462

A

drag (3; traxi)

Answer 463

A

mīles noster

Answer 464

A

mīles fortis

Answer 465

A

id est – that is (an explanation)

Answer 466

A

signī līberī

Answer 467

A

foreign/uncivilized

Answer 468

A

ager, agri, M. – field

Answer 469

A

docēbātis

Answer 470

A

both…and

Answer 471

A

where/when

Answer 472

A

-ne, nonne, and num

Answer 473

A

viās fortēs (-īs)

Answer 474

A

cīvēs (-īs)

Answer 475

A

~ As a true translator you will take care not to translate word for word.—-Horace

Answer 476

A

word for word

Answer 477

A

port (4; portus)

Answer 478

A

Crescit eundo: It grows as it goes

Answer 479

A

forest (1)

Answer 480

A

docuerātis

Answer 481

A

līberīs agrīs

Answer 482

A

equō ācrī

Answer 483

A

agrōs līberōs

Answer 484

A

multīs viīs

Answer 485

A

līberīs equīs

Answer 486

A

viae fortēs

Answer 487

A

a method of living

Answer 488

A

Artes, scientia, veritas - Arts, knowledge, truth

Answer 489

A

lēgem ācrem

Answer 490

A

city (3; urbis)

Answer 491

A

docēbimus

Answer 492

A

equus pār

Answer 493

A

equō pārī

Answer 494

A

wise (3 gen. prudentis)

Answer 495

A

a constant companion (go with me)

Answer 496

A

through (+ acc.)

Answer 497

A

Līberā captīvōs, amīce Mārce.

Answer 498

A

equōrum nostrōrum

Answer 499

A

Īnsula est magna.

Answer 500

A

traho, trahere, traxi, tractus – drag, pull

Answer 501

A

augeo, augere, auxi, auctus – increase

Answer 502

A

verbum, verbi, N – word

Answer 503

A

into the midst of things

Answer 504

A

win/conquer (3; vici)

Answer 505

A

canis, canis, M/F – dog

Answer 506

A

by the very fact itself

Answer 507

A

līberīs viīs

Answer 508

A

signō magnō

Answer 509

A

puerōrum magnōrum

Answer 510

A

Excelsior – Ever upward/higher

Answer 511

A

equōs pārēs (-īs)

Answer 512

A

corporum nostrōrum

Answer 513

A

viīs nostrīs

Answer 514

A

castra, castrorum, N. – camp

Answer 515

A

architect

Answer 516

A

brother (3; fratris)

Answer 517

A

Medicinae Doctor - Doctor of Medicine

Answer 518

A

vanish (Irregular with eo)

Answer 519

A

art is long, life is short

Answer 520

A

posuerāmus

Answer 521

A

puerōs ācrēs (-īs)

Answer 522

A

signa lībera

Answer 523

A

chariot (4; currus)

Answer 524

A

urge [forwards] (1)

Answer 525

A

go astray (1)

Answer 526

A

nota bene - note well

Answer 527

A

the other way around

Answer 528

A

docēbāminī

Answer 529

A

docēbātis

Answer 530

A

Nil sine numine – nothing without divine guidance

Answer 531

A

quod vide – which see

Answer 532

A

indispensable; a necessity

Answer 533

A

puerī magnī

Answer 534

A

līberī agrī

Answer 535

A

go (Irregular)

Answer 536

A

equī pārēs

Answer 537

A

frumentum, frumenti, N – grain

Answer 538

A

fight (1)

Answer 539

A

portābitis

Answer 540

A

lēgibus ācribus

Answer 541

A

cubiculum, cubiculi, N – bedroom

Answer 542

A

Pro ecclesia et patria: For church and country

Answer 543

A

woman (1)

Answer 544

A

for the time being

Answer 545

A

portātī(-ae, -a) eritis

Answer 546

A

lion (3; leonis)

Answer 547

A

portābunt

Answer 548

A

cīvem magnum

Answer 549

A

used to (2 Semi-Deponent; solitus sum)

Answer 550

A

altus, alta, altum – high, deep

Answer 551

A

agrīs pāribus

Answer 552

A

put/place (3; posui)

Answer 553

A

corpore nostrō

Answer 554

A

viā ācrī

Answer 555

A

ager magnus

Answer 556

A

pōnēbāminī

Answer 557

A

capiēbātis

Answer 558

A

not of sound mind

Answer 559

A

signum pār

Answer 560

A

maneo, manere, mansi, mansurus – remain

Answer 561

A

Mens agitat molem: Mind moves the mass

Answer 562

A

līberī equī

Answer 563

A

emperor (3; principis)

Answer 564

A

protector

Answer 565

A

citius, altius, fortius – swifter, higher, stronger

Answer 566

A

equī ācrēs

Answer 567

A

by virtue of the office

Answer 568

A

via lībera

Answer 569

A

signō ācrī

Answer 570

A

in the matter of; concerning

Answer 571

A

docuistis

Answer 572

A

grass/herb

Answer 573

A

defense/protection (2)

Answer 574

A

Nil sine magno labore: Nothing without great labor

Answer 575

A

memory (1)

Answer 576

A

Esse quam videri – to be rather than to seem

Answer 577

A

nostrā viā

Answer 578

A

marī pārī

Answer 579

A

love (3; amoris)

Answer 580

A

mīlitis līberī

Answer 581

A

cīvis ācer

Answer 582

A

praemium, praemii, N – reward

Answer 583

A

agrō magnō

Answer 584

A

nostrōrum agrōrum

Answer 585

A

quīntus, quīnta, quīntum

Answer 586

A

cīvium nostrōrum

Answer 587

A

cīvium fortium

Answer 588

A

vir, viri, M. – man

Answer 589

A

multās viās

Answer 590

A

go (3; egi)

Answer 591

A

agrīs pāribus

Answer 592

A

water (1)

Answer 593

A

cīvibus pāribus

Answer 594

A

docuerās

Answer 595

A

multum equum

Answer 596

A

be (irregular)

Answer 597

A

Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem: With the sword she seeks calm peace under liberty

Answer 598

A

rogo, rogare, rogavi, rogatus – ask

Answer 599

A

safety (3; salutatis)

Answer 600

A

Annuit Coeptis – he (God) looks with favor on our undertakings AND Novus Ordo Seclorum – A new order of the ages

Answer 601

A

nostrum puerum

Answer 602

A

Litteris dedicata et omnibus artibus - Dedicated to letters and all the arts

Answer 603

A

dangerous

Answer 604

A

mountain (3; montis)

Answer 605

A

portāberis

Answer 606

A

corpus līberum

Answer 607

A

please (2; placui)

Answer 608

A

docēbatur

Answer 609

A

portātis

Answer 610

A

land/apartment (1)

Answer 611

A

without end

Answer 612

A

accuse (1)

Answer 613

A

meridie - at midday, noon

Answer 614

A

signī ācris

Answer 615

A

portābat

Answer 616

A

take (3; sumpsi)

Answer 617

A

positus(-a, -um) eram

Answer 618

A

beware (2; cavi)

Answer 619

A

viā nostrā

Answer 620

A

perterritus, perterrita, perterritum – frightened

Answer 621

A

puerī nostrī

Answer 622

A

messenger (2)

Answer 623

A

puerī pārēs

Answer 624

A

wake up (1)

Answer 625

A

mīlitibus magnīs

Answer 626

A

viam līberam

Answer 627

A

senator, senatoris, M. – senator

Answer 628

A

goddess (1)

Answer 629

A

for the time being

Answer 630

A

viīs fortibus

Answer 631

A

equī fortis

Answer 632

A

docēbuntur

Answer 633

A

multārum viārum

Answer 634

A

līberōs puerōs

Answer 635

A

portāveritis

Answer 636

A

nostrīs signīs

Answer 637

A

idem – the same (author)

Answer 638

A

Labor omnia vincit: Work conquers all

Answer 639

A

by right; legally

Answer 640

A

statue (1)

Answer 641

A

Ecce quam bonum: Behold how good

Answer 642

A

youth (3; iuvenis)

Answer 643

A

viae magnae

Answer 644

A

letter (1)

Answer 645

A

violence (3; vis)

Answer 646

A

puerīs līberīs

Answer 647

A

nostra signa

Answer 648

A

atrium (2)

Answer 649

A

make (3; feci)

Answer 650

A

post scriptum - postscript, written afterwards

Answer 651

A

ibidem – in the same place

Answer 652

A

lēgibus magnīs

Answer 653

A

positus(-a, -um) erō

Answer 654

A

for a long time

Answer 655

A

nostrō nautā

Answer 656

A

mīlitum nostrōrum

Answer 657

A

mīlitī ācrī

Answer 658

A

amicitia, amicitiae, F. – friendship

Answer 659

A

watcher (3; spectatoris)

Answer 660

A

portābam

Answer 661

A

portāvit

Answer 662

A

foreigner

Answer 663

A

please (1)

Answer 664

A

nostra via

Answer 665

A

multīs puerīs

Answer 666

A

equōs ācrēs (-īs)

Answer 667

A

on first sight

Answer 668

A

accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus – receive

Answer 669

A

puerōs līberōs

Answer 670

A

place (2)

Answer 671

A

capiēbat

Answer 672

A

pecunia, pecuniae, F. – money

Answer 673

A

cīvium līberōrum

Answer 674

A

powerful (3 gen. potentis)

Answer 675

A

stone (2)

Answer 676

A

multī equī

Answer 677

A

suppress (3; oppressi)

Answer 678

A

A mari usque ad mare – from sea to sea

Answer 679

A

doctus(-a, -um) es

Answer 680

A

puerōs pārēs (-īs)

Answer 681

A

captus(-a, -um) est

Answer 682

A

civis, civis, M. – citizen

Answer 683

A

Crescat scientia, vita excolatur - Let knowledge grow, let life be enriched

Answer 684

A

positus(-a, -um) erās

Answer 685

A

puer līber

Answer 686

A

unlike (3)

Answer 687

A

corporī ācrī

Answer 688

A

between (+ acc.)

Answer 689

A

equīs ācribus

Answer 690

A

mīlitibus magnīs

Answer 691

A

marī ācrī

Answer 692

A

favor (2; favui)

Answer 693

A

customer (3; clientis)

Answer 694

A

multīs agrīs

Answer 695

A

pro tempore – for the time being

Answer 696

A

cēperimus

Answer 697

A

cause (1)

Answer 698

A

marī magnō

Answer 699

A

unfold (1)

Answer 700

A

domus, domus, F. – home

Answer 701

A

equīs magnīs

Answer 702

A

agrī līberī

Answer 703

A

corpus forte

Answer 704

A

rule (3; rexi)

Answer 705

A

be strong (2; valui)

Answer 706

A

cura, curae, F. – care, concern

Answer 707

A

Terras irradient - Let them illuminate the earth

Answer 708

A

doctus(-a, -um) sum

Answer 709

A

ad libitum - at pleasure

Answer 710

A

the existing state of affairs

Answer 711

A

portāris

Answer 712

A

līberum nautam

Answer 713

A

agrī magnī

Answer 714

A

corporī magnō

Answer 715

A

viīs fortibus

Answer 716

A

finger/toe

Answer 717

A

viīs pāribus

Answer 718

A

mīlitem fortem

Answer 719

A

house (4)

Answer 720

A

birth (3; generis)

Answer 721

A

mīlitibus līberīs

Answer 722

A

nostrī agrī

Answer 723

A

portāverāmus

Answer 724

A

Medicinae Doctor – medical doctor, doctor of medicine

Answer 725

A

sea (3; maris)

Answer 726

A

enacted after the fact; retroactive

Answer 727

A

I came, I saw, I conquered

Answer 728

A

patria, patriae, F. – country, native land

Answer 729

A

for and against

Answer 730

A

habito, habitare, habitavi, habitatus – live

Answer 731

A

posueritis

Answer 732

A

family (1)

Answer 733

A

Lux sit: Let there be light

Answer 734

A

wife (3; uxoris)

Answer 735

A

to err is human

Answer 736

A

corpore magnō

Answer 737

A

marī ācrī

Answer 738

A

Qui transtulit sustinet – He who transplanted, sustains

Answer 739

A

surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrecturus – rise, get up

Answer 740

A

capiēbāminī

Answer 741

A

puerīs pāribus

Answer 742

A

corporibus līberīs

Answer 743

A

spirit (2)

Answer 744

A

viās nostrās

Answer 745

A

post scriptum – written afterward

Answer 746

A

maribus nostrīs

Answer 747

A

doctus(-a, -um) erat

Answer 748

A

mīlitī magnō

Answer 749

A

puerī pāris

Answer 750

A

puerō ācrī

Answer 751

A

et cetera – and so forth, and the rest

Answer 752

A

multōrum signōrum

Answer 753

A

mīles ācer

Answer 754

A

I came, I saw, I conquered – Julius Caesar

Answer 755

A

indefinitely; without setting a day

Answer 756

A

portāmus

Answer 757

A

Non sibi, sed suis: Not for herself, but for her own

Answer 758

A

Scientia sol mentis: Knowledge, the sun of the mind

Answer 759

A

A new order of the ages [A new world order]

Answer 760

A

oculus, oculi, M. – eye

Answer 761

A

agrō nostrō

Answer 762

A

lēgis nostrae

Answer 763

A

fides, fidei, f. – faith

Answer 764

A

lēgibus fortibus

Answer 765

A

signum līberum

Answer 766

A

The accusative with ad (to) or in (into) expresses place to which.

Answer 767

A

shout (3; clamoris)

Answer 768

A

multō puerō

Answer 769

A

nostrum signum

Answer 770

A

he goes out; they go out

Answer 771

A

multīs viīs

Answer 772

A

charioteer

Answer 773

A

mors, mortis, F. – death

Answer 774

A

puerī līberī

Answer 775

A

duco, ducere, duxi, ductus – lead

Answer 776

A

nature/quality

Answer 777

A

mīlitis fortis

Answer 778

A

Qui transtulit sustinet: He who transplated, sustains

Answer 779

A

oculus dexter – right eye

Answer 780

A

Where/When

Answer 781

A

recite (1)

Answer 782

A

corporibus

Answer 783

A

equum fortem

Answer 784

A

ante meridiem – before noon

Answer 785

A

ager līber

Answer 786

A

cīvibus līberīs

Answer 787

A

therefore

Answer 788

A

agrum pārem

Answer 789

A

vox, vocis, F. – voice

Answer 790

A

lapis, lapidis, M. – stone

Answer 791

A

even you, Brutus!

Answer 792

A

novus, nova, novum – new

Answer 793

A

everywhere

Answer 794

A

sell (3; vendidi)

Answer 795

A

live (3; vixi)

Answer 796

A

agrō ācrī

Answer 797

A

portābāmus

Answer 798

A

multitude (3; multitudinis)

Answer 799

A

ars artis gratia – art for the sake of art

Answer 800

A

lēgis ācris

Answer 801

A

gero, gerere, gessi, gestus – carry on, wear

Answer 802

A

portātus(-a, -um) erās

Answer 803

A

Yes; indeed

Answer 804

A

corporis fortis

Answer 805

A

līberō nautā

Answer 806

A

agrīs ācribus

Answer 807

A

viae nostrae

Answer 808

A

nostrīs viīs

Answer 809

A

be silent (2; tacui)

Answer 810

A

do, dare, dedi, datus – give

Answer 811

A

on the spur of the moment

Answer 812

A

signōrum nostrōrum

Answer 813

A

death (3; mortis)

Answer 814

A

līberō puerō

Answer 815

A

puerōs fortēs (-īs)

Answer 816

A

multōrum agrōrum

Answer 817

A

cīvis pār

Answer 818

A

corpus līberum

Answer 819

A

Romam agunt.

Answer 820

A

lēx ācris

Answer 821

A

docēbant

Answer 822

A

viae ācrēs

Answer 823

A

hiems, hiemis, F. – winter

Answer 824

A

make haste slowly – Augustus

Answer 825

A

multō equō

Answer 826

A

animal (3; animalis)

Answer 827

A

there is no accounting for tastes; everyone to his own taste

Answer 828

A

corporum ācrium

Answer 829

A

corporibus nostrīs

Answer 830

A

strive [after] (2; studui)

Answer 831

A

nobody (irregular)

Answer 832

A

Possession is expressed by the genitive.

Answer 833

A

cloud (3; nubis)

Answer 834

A

docēbunt

Answer 835

A

corpus ācre

Answer 836

A

sweet (3)

Answer 837

A

confer – compare

Answer 838

A

nostrae viae

Answer 839

A

puerōrum līberōrum

Answer 840

A

The accusative is used with certain prepositions.

Answer 841

A

enough (3)

Answer 842

A

teneo, tenere, tenui, tentus – hold

Answer 843

A

Mihi cura futuri - My care is for the future

Answer 844

A

portātī(-ae, -a) sunt

Answer 845

A

do (3; egi)

Answer 846

A

agrum līberum

Answer 847

A

signa fortia

Answer 848

A

for the public good

Answer 849

A

uproar (4; tumultus)

Answer 850

A

mīlitem magnum

Answer 851

A

signīs magnīs

Answer 852

A

nostrō signō

Answer 853

A

agrīs magnīs

Answer 854

A

exempli gratia - for example

Answer 855

A

fatherland (1)

Answer 856

A

vita, vitae, F. – life

Answer 857

A

recipe – take

Answer 858

A

fear (3; timoris)

Answer 859

A

snatch (3; rapui)

Answer 860

A

signum ācre

Answer 861

A

Yes/No (expects Yes) question

Answer 862

A

before the war

Answer 863

A

nostrārum viārum

Answer 864

A

cīve līberō

Answer 865

A

mare līberum

Answer 866

A

trēs (-īs)

Answer 867

A

cīvēs pārēs

Answer 868

A

noster, nostra, nostrum – our

Answer 869

A

fortune (1)

Answer 870

A

something indispensable; a necessity (lit. without which nothing)

Answer 871

A

periculum

Answer 872

A

marī fortī

Answer 873

A

marī nostrō

Answer 874

A

equīs pāribus

Answer 875

A

cēpistis

Answer 876

A

winner (3; victoris)

Answer 877

A

Sic semper tyrannis – thus ever to tyrant

Answer 878

A

equus noster

Answer 879

A

Crescat scientia, vita excolatur: Let knowledge grow, let life be enriched

Answer 880

A

līberō equō

Answer 881

A

heavy (3)

Answer 882

A

maribus līberīs

Answer 883

A

captus(-a, -um) eris

Answer 884

A

much in little

Answer 885

A

capiēbāmur

Answer 886

A

marī nostrō

Answer 887

A

slave (2)

Answer 888

A

by itself; essentially

Answer 889

A

head (3; capitis)

Answer 890

A

multō signō

Answer 891

A

write (3; scribsi)

Answer 892

A

marium fortium

Answer 893

A

art is long, life is short – Horace

Answer 894

A

soror, sororis, F. – sister

Answer 895

A

et alii - and others

Answer 896

A

nostrīs viīs

Answer 897

A

lēgibus magnīs

Answer 898

A

puerī nostrī

Answer 899

A

cīvī līberō

Answer 900

A

captus(-a, -um) erit

Answer 901

A

viae magnae

Answer 902

A

socius, socii, M. – comrade, ally

Answer 903

A

and so/thus

Answer 904

A

cīvibus fortibus

Answer 905

A

from the books of

Answer 906

A

corpora magna

Answer 907

A

corpora magna

Answer 908

A

ab urbe condita/ anno urbis conditae – from the founding of the city

Answer 909

A

Dum spiro, spero –While there’s life, there’s hope (While I breathe, I hope) AND Animis opibusque parati – Prepared in mind and resources

Answer 910

A

signum, signi, N. – sign, signal

Answer 911

A

read (3; legi)

Answer 912

A

mask/character

Answer 913

A

quārtus, quārta, quārtum

Answer 914

A

appropinquo, appropinquare, appropinquavi, appropinquatus – approach

Answer 915

A

lēgis fortis

Answer 916

A

multum agrum

Answer 917

A

Disciplina praesidium civitatis - Training, the defense of the state

Answer 918

A

stretch (3; contendi)

Answer 919

A

periculum

Answer 920

A

capiēbantur

Answer 921

A

indefinitely; without setting a day

Answer 922

A

equī līberī

Answer 923

A

cīvēs magnī

Answer 924

A

corpus forte

Answer 925

A

equō fortī

Answer 926

A

signa nostra

Answer 927

A

equus līber

Answer 928

A

dux, ducis, M. – leader, general

Answer 929

A

flower (3; floris)

Answer 930

A

this for that; something for something

Answer 931

A

puerī magnī

Answer 932

A

puerīs fortibus

Answer 933

A

agrī fortis

Answer 934

A

victory (1)

Answer 935

A

viam fortem

Answer 936

A

cīvis fortis

Answer 937

A

viae nostrae

Answer 938

A

signīs fortibus

Answer 939

A

in memory

Answer 940

A

multī equī

Answer 941

A

marium pārium

Answer 942

A

portāmus

Answer 943

A

lēgī fortī

Answer 944

A

afterwards

Answer 945

A

bright white

Answer 946

A

puella, puellae, F. – girl

Answer 947

A

class (3; ordinis)

Answer 948

A

hora somni – at bedtime

Answer 949

A

equīs magnīs

Answer 950

A

captī(-ae, -a) sunt

Answer 951

A

viae pārī

Answer 952

A

porto, portare, portavi, portatus – carry

Answer 953

A

feel pain (2; dolui)

Answer 954

A

corporum magnōrum

Answer 955

A

nostrō puerō

Answer 956

A

there is no accounting for tastes; everyone to his own taste

Answer 957

A

lucky (3 gen. felicis)

Answer 958

A

burn (2; arsi)

Answer 959

A

thankfulness (1)

Answer 960

A

portāveris

Answer 961

A

līberae viae

Answer 962

A

equum ācrem

Answer 963

A

The ablative with ā or ab is used with a passive verb to show the person (or animal) by whom something is done.

Answer 964

A

docueritis

Answer 965

A

nostrās viās

Answer 966

A

equum nostrum

Answer 967

A

līberōrum agrōrum

Answer 968

A

nostrī equī

Answer 969

A

via nostra

Answer 970

A

docēminī

Answer 971

A

courage (3; virtutis)

Answer 972

A

puerōrum

Answer 973

A

nostrum signum

Answer 974

A

duo, duae, duo

Answer 975

A

līberīs puerīs

Answer 976

A

agrīs līberīs

Answer 977

A

take (3; cepi)

Answer 978

A

student (2)

Answer 979

A

mīlitēs nostrī

Answer 980

A

among (+ acc.)

Answer 981

A

mīlitī līberō

Answer 982

A

run (3; cucurri)

Answer 983

A

puerīs ācribus

Answer 984

A

From many, one

Answer 985

A

nostrō signō

Answer 986

A

docuerant

Answer 987

A

mīlitēs līberī

Answer 988

A

signa – write

Answer 989

A

Civium in moribus rei publicae salus - The welfare of the states lies in the character of its citizens.

Answer 990

A

iter, itineris, N. – journey

Answer 991

A

summer (3; aestatis)

Answer 992

A

docuērunt

Answer 993

A

The means by which a thing is done is expressed by the ablative without a preposition.

Answer 994

A

a method of living

Answer 995

A

ad, ante, apud, circum, contrā, inter, ob, per, post, super, and trāns; also with in and sub when they show the direction toward which a thing moves.

Answer 996

A

lead (3; duxi)

Answer 997

A

posuerimus

Answer 998

A

multōs agrōs

Answer 999

A

ad libitum – at pleasure

Answer 1000

A

maris ācris

Answer 1001

A

agrōs magnōs

Answer 1002

A

portābor

Answer 1003

A

equōs nostrōs

Answer 1004

A

enemy (2)

Answer 1005

A

nostrōs nautās

Answer 1006

A

corporis pāris

Answer 1007

A

confer - compare

Answer 1008

A

tablet (for writing)

Answer 1009

A

Roman clan (3; gentis)

Answer 1010

A

slavewoman

Answer 1011

A

marketplace (2)

Answer 1012

A

cupio, cupere, cupivi, cupitus – desire

Answer 1013

A

līberae viae

Answer 1014

A

puerum ācrem

Answer 1015

A

when, where

Answer 1016

A

Lux et veritas: Light and truth

Answer 1017

A

Cum virō pugnat.

Answer 1018

A

within/inside (+ acc.)

Answer 1019

A

portus, portus, M. – harbor, port

Answer 1020

A

lēgēs pārēs

Answer 1021

A

to be strong (2)

Answer 1022

A

Lux hominum vita: Light, the life of men

Answer 1023

A

mīlitem līberum

Answer 1024

A

cīvis fortis

Answer 1025

A

portāverit

Answer 1026

A

possum (+ complementary infinitive) = “I am able (to infinitive)”
cupio (+ complementary infinitive) = “I desire (to infinitive)”
debeo (+ complementary infinitive) = “I ought (to infinitive)”
* This applies to more than just the 1st person singular form of these verbs

Answer 1027

A

Dirigo: I point the way

Answer 1028

A

cīvēs (-īs) ācrēs (-īs)

Answer 1029

A

signī nostrī

Answer 1030

A

nostrum equum

Answer 1031

A

play (3; lusi)

Answer 1032

A

to err is human

Answer 1033

A

cīvem pārem

Answer 1034

A

nostrō agrō

Answer 1035

A

laugh (2)

Answer 1036

A

Regnat populus – the people rule

Answer 1037

A

rex, regis, M. – king

Answer 1038

A

scold (1)

Answer 1039

A

Yes/No question

Answer 1040

A

decimus, decima, decimum

Answer 1041

A

līberam viam

Answer 1042

A

iacio, iacere, ieci, iactus – throw

Answer 1043

A

uncertain

Answer 1044

A

docēberis

Answer 1045

A

captivus, captivi, M. – prisoner

Answer 1046

A

immediately

Answer 1047

A

līberōrum equōrum

Answer 1048

A

daughter (1)

Answer 1049

A

viārum nostrārum

Answer 1050

A

corpora pāria

Answer 1051

A

by spoken word; orally

Answer 1052

A

marium ācrium

Answer 1053

A

capiēbam

Answer 1054

A

mīlite līberō

Answer 1055

A

portāvistī

Answer 1056

A

sum, esse, fui, futurus – be

Answer 1057

A

agrīs nostrīs

Answer 1058

A

via magna

Answer 1059

A

corporī pārī

Answer 1060

A

posuerātis

Answer 1061

A

secundus, secunda, secundum

Answer 1062

A

corporibus ācribus

Answer 1063

A

be allowed (2 Impersonal; licuit)

Answer 1064

A

fire (3; ignis)

Answer 1065

A

cīvis noster

Answer 1066

A

The indirect object of a verb is in the dative.

Answer 1067

A

quod vide - which see

Answer 1068

A

non repetatur –do not repeat

Answer 1069

A

~ Fools laugh at the Latin language.—-Ovid

Answer 1070

A

carrus, carri, M. – cart, wagon

Answer 1071

A

to, towards

Answer 1072

A

for a short time

Answer 1073

A

after death

Answer 1074

A

equī pāris

Answer 1075

A

wound (1)

Answer 1076

A

ter in die – three times a day

Answer 1077

A

doctī(-ae, -a) eritis

Answer 1078

A

frightful (3)

Answer 1079

A

cēperāmus

Answer 1080

A

puerōrum ācrium

Answer 1081

A

master (2)

Answer 1082

A

move (2; movi)

Answer 1083

A

agrōs fortēs (-īs)

Answer 1084

A

mīles magnus

Answer 1085

A

friendship

Answer 1086

A

kill (3; interfeci)

Answer 1087

A

ars, artis, F – skill, art

Answer 1088

A

song/poem (3; carminis)

Answer 1089

A

portāverātis

Answer 1090

A

Iustitia omnibus: Justice for all

Answer 1091

A

magnus, magna, magnum – great, large

Answer 1092

A

cīvibus ācribus

Answer 1093

A

law (3; legis)

Answer 1094

A

corpore ācrī

Answer 1095

A

portātī(-ae, -a) erātis

Answer 1096

A

fuerāmus

Answer 1097

A

to the point of disgust

Answer 1098

A

maribus nostrīs

Answer 1099

A

animus, animi, M. – mind, spirit

Answer 1100

A

tree (3; arboris)

Answer 1101

A

say (defective)

Answer 1102

A

positī(-ae, -a) erātis

Answer 1103

A

order (2)

Answer 1104

A

viās ācrēs (-īs)

Answer 1105

A

in good faith

Answer 1106

A

viīs ācribus

Answer 1107

A

in place of a parent

Answer 1108

A

ager fortis

Answer 1109

A

Non sibi, sed suis - Not for herself, but for her own

Answer 1110

A

lēgis pāris

Answer 1111

A

docēbantur

Answer 1112

A

the voice of the people is the voice of God

Answer 1113

A

līberīs nautīs

Answer 1114

A

exempli gratia – for example

Answer 1115

A

even you, Brutus – Julius Caesar

Answer 1116

A

brevis, brevis, breve – short

Answer 1117

A

withdraw (3; cessi)

Answer 1118

A

viā pārī

Answer 1119

A

lībera via

Answer 1120

A

portābuntur

Answer 1121

A

in absence

Answer 1122

A

it does not follow; an illogical inference

Answer 1123

A

Scientia sol mentis - Knowledge, the sun of the mind

Answer 1124

A

In Deo speramus: In God we trust

Answer 1125

A

puerōrum nostrōrum

Answer 1126

A

signīs fortibus

Answer 1127

A

signī fortis

Answer 1128

A

mare forte

Answer 1129

A

mare pār

Answer 1130

A

lēgem magnam

Answer 1131

A

Ad astra per aspera: To the stars through difficulties

Answer 1132

A

līber puer

Answer 1133

A

multīs agrīs

Answer 1134

A

multī puerī

Answer 1135

A

corporum pārium

Answer 1136

A

the existing state of affairs

Answer 1137

A

doctus(-a, -um) erō

Answer 1138

A

Esto perpetua – May it last forever

Answer 1139

A

poor (3 gen. pauperis)

Answer 1140

A

portābunt

Answer 1141

A

līber equus

Answer 1142

A

blood (3; sanguinis)

Answer 1143

A

maris nostrī

Answer 1144

A

corporibus pāribus

Answer 1145

A

versus - against

Answer 1146

A

pōnēbāmur

Answer 1147

A

līberōrum nautārum

Answer 1148

A

signum forte

Answer 1149

A

custodio, custodire, custodivi, custoditus – guard

Answer 1150

A

portābit

Answer 1151

A

signa lībera

Answer 1152

A

līberō nautae

Answer 1153

A

viīs pāribus

Answer 1154

A

puerum līberum

Answer 1155

A

a writ to bring a detained person before a judge (lit. you must have the body)

Answer 1156

A

lēgī pārī

Answer 1157

A

Audemus iura nostra defendere – we dare defend our right

Answer 1158

A

portābitis

Answer 1159

A

Esse quam videri: To be rather than to seem

Answer 1160

A

couch/bed

Answer 1161

A

viīs ācribus

Answer 1162

A

father (3; patris)

Answer 1163

A

līberōs agrōs

Answer 1164

A

emperor (3; imperatoris)

Answer 1165

A

lēgēs ācrēs (-īs)

Answer 1166

A

about/ down from (+ abl.)

Answer 1167

A

dress (1)

Answer 1168

A

maria ācria

Answer 1169

A

mīlitum līberōrum

Answer 1170

A

day (5 like 3)

Answer 1171

A

army (4; exercitus)

Answer 1172

A

viae nostrae

Answer 1173

A

vigilance is the price of liberty

Answer 1174

A

signīs līberīs

Answer 1175

A

corporibus fortibus

Answer 1176

A

līberī nautae

Answer 1177

A

equīs nostrīs

Answer 1178

A

amphitheater

Answer 1179

A

ramus, rami, M. – branch

Answer 1180

A

pono, ponere, posui, positus – place

Answer 1181

A

agrō līberō

Answer 1182

A

Dum spiro, spero: While I breathe, I hope [While there’s life, there’s hope]

Answer 1183

A

after (+ acc.)

Answer 1184

A

nostrum nautam

Answer 1185

A

mīlitēs nostrōs

Answer 1186

A

capiēmus

Answer 1187

A

corpore pārī

Answer 1188

A

to (+ acc.)

Answer 1189

A

viā fortī

Answer 1190

A

doctī(-ae, -a) erimus

Answer 1191

A

signum forte

Answer 1192

A

shake (1)

Answer 1193

A

nostrō agrō

Answer 1194

A

ignore (neglexi)

Answer 1195

A

viae pāris

Answer 1196

A

pōnēbant

Answer 1197

A

corporibus magnīs

Answer 1198

A

multa via

Answer 1199

A

docēbās

Answer 1200

A

male teacher (2)

Answer 1201

A

rivus, rivi, M. – stream

Answer 1202

A

navigate (1)

Answer 1203

A

desire (3; cupiditatis)

Answer 1204

A

equī nostrī

Answer 1205

A

name (3; nominis)

Answer 1206

A

per centum - by the 100

Answer 1207

A

flumen, fluminis, N. – river

Answer 1208

A

positus(-a, -um) est

Answer 1209

A

the body of the crime

Answer 1210

A

femina, feminae, F. – woman

Answer 1211

A

positī(-ae, -a) erimus

Answer 1212

A

farmer (1; mas.)

Answer 1213

A

mīlitibus

Answer 1214

A

cīvium ācrium

Answer 1215

A

Respice, adspice, prospice: Look to the past, look to the present, look to the future

Answer 1216

A

cīvibus nostrīs

Answer 1217

A

doctor (2)

Answer 1218

A

breathe (1)

Answer 1219

A

agrōs pārēs (-īs)

Answer 1220

A

seventeen

Answer 1221

A

equōrum pārium

Answer 1222

A

knowledge

Answer 1223

A

cīvis magnī

Answer 1224

A

In Deo speramus - In God we trust

Answer 1225

A

līberōs nautās

Answer 1226

A

guttae – drops

Answer 1227

A

multō equō

Answer 1228

A

cēperātis

Answer 1229

A

Perstare et praestare: To persevere and surpass

Answer 1230

A

equōrum magnōrum

Answer 1231

A

one hundred

Answer 1232

A

eager (3 gen. vehementis)

Answer 1233

A

positī(-ae, -a) erāmus

Answer 1234

A

corpore fortī

Answer 1235

A

immortal (3)

Answer 1236

A

captī(-ae, -a) erātis

Answer 1237

A

try/tempt (1)

Answer 1238

A

meridie – at midday, noon

Answer 1239

A

ager ācer

Answer 1240

A

mīlitēs magnōs

Answer 1241

A

maria fortia

Answer 1242

A

twenty-two

Answer 1243

A

equīs nostrīs

Answer 1244

A

multī signī

Answer 1245

A

fortis, fortis, forte – brave, strong

Answer 1246

A

outside of (+ abl.)

Answer 1247

A

an infinitive that works in conjunction with a modal verb

Answer 1248

A

Regnat populus: The people rule

Answer 1249

A

agrōs ācrēs (-īs)

Answer 1250

A

price/value

Answer 1251

A

pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus – fight

Answer 1252

A

mīlitibus nostrīs

Answer 1253

A

daring (3 gen. audacis)

Answer 1254

A

equō ācrī

Answer 1255

A

prize (2)

Answer 1256

A

with (+ abl.)

Answer 1257

A

insula, insulae, F. – island, apartment house

Answer 1258

A

agrō nostrō

Answer 1259

A

opere citato - in the work cited/mentioned

Answer 1260

A

anno domini – in the year of our Lord

Answer 1261

A

signa ācria

Answer 1262

A

beautiful

Answer 1263

A

versus – against

Answer 1264

A

jump (4; salui)

Answer 1265

A

mīlitis nostrī

Answer 1266

A

Virtute et armis – by valor and arms

Answer 1267

A

portātus(-a, -um) eris

Answer 1268

A

solid ground

Answer 1269

A

neither…nor

Answer 1270

A

littera, litterae, F. – letter

Answer 1271

A

mīlitēs pārēs (-īs)

Answer 1272

A

signum līberum

Answer 1273

A

sleep (2)

Answer 1274

A

ibidem - in the same place

Answer 1275

A

a method of working

Answer 1276

A

viārum pārium

Answer 1277

A

father of his country

Answer 1278

A

sextus, sexta, sextum

Answer 1279

A

positus(-a, -um) sum

Answer 1280

A

Dirigo – I point the way

Answer 1281

A

every(s);all(p) (3)

Answer 1282

A

silver coin

Answer 1283

A

high priest (3; pontificis)

Answer 1284

A

difficult

Answer 1285

A

pōnēbantur

Answer 1286

A

to the point of disgust

Answer 1287

A

multum nautam

Answer 1288

A

Victōriīs nostrīs vītās et pecūniam servābimus.

Answer 1289

A

captī(-ae, -a) eritis

Answer 1290

A

in fact; actually

Answer 1291

A

viārum ācrium

Answer 1292

A

cibus, cibi, M. – food

Answer 1293

A

multī agrī

Answer 1294

A

villa, villae, F. – farmhouse, estate, house

Answer 1295

A

lēgēs fortēs

Answer 1296

A

semper fidelis – always faithful

Answer 1297

A

puerī fortis

Answer 1298

A

posuerint

Answer 1299

A

rich (3 gen. divitis)

Answer 1300

A

cīvī ācrī

Answer 1301

A

posuerant

Answer 1302

A

Respice, adspice, prospice - Look to the past, look to the present, look to the future

Answer 1303

A

enter (1)

Answer 1304

A

portātus(-a, -um) erit

Answer 1305

A

signō pārī

Answer 1306

A

cīvis magnus

Answer 1307

A

captus(-a, -um) eram

Answer 1308

A

sit (3; consedi)

Answer 1309

A

trēs (-īs)

Answer 1310

A

terra, terrae, F. – earth

Answer 1311

A

fight (1)

Answer 1312

A

break (3; fregi)

Answer 1313

A

money (1)

Answer 1314

A

in times past

Answer 1315

A

voice (3; vocis)

Answer 1316

A

From where

Answer 1317

A

via fortis

Answer 1318

A

corpora lībera

Answer 1319

A

finger/toe

Answer 1320

A

līberum puerum

Answer 1321

A

cīvium magnōrum

Answer 1322

A

multus, multa, multum – much, many

Answer 1323

A

mīlitis ācris

Answer 1324

A

ante meridiem - before noon

Answer 1325

A

set free (1)

Answer 1326

A

viae līberae

Answer 1327

A

nostrōrum puerōrum

Answer 1328

A

agrō fortī

Answer 1329

A

portābit

Answer 1330

A

Artes, scientia, veritas: Arts, knowledge, truth

Answer 1331

A

king (3; regis)

Answer 1332

A

cīve fortī

Answer 1333

A

debeo, debere, debui, debitus – owe, ought

Answer 1334

A

fall (3; cecidi)

Answer 1335

A

by the day

Answer 1336

A

woman(3; mulieris)

Answer 1337

A

docēbiminī

Answer 1338

A

videlicet – namely

Answer 1339

A

mīlitī nostrō

Answer 1340

A

arbor, arboris, F. – tree

Answer 1341

A

yesterday

Answer 1342

A

maria pāria

Answer 1343

A

capiēbāris

Answer 1344

A

corporibus fortibus

Answer 1345

A

sacrifice

Answer 1346

A

signōrum pārium

Answer 1347

A

multam viam

Answer 1348

A

signīs ācribus

Answer 1349

A

cīvī fortī

Answer 1350

A

corporibus magnīs

Answer 1351

A

corporum līberōrum

Answer 1352

A

captī(-ae, -a) sumus

Answer 1353

A

signīs līberīs

Answer 1354

A

old person (3; senis)

Answer 1355

A

cīvem līberum

Answer 1356

A

in hoc signo vinces – by this sign you will conquer

Answer 1357

A

bread (3; panis)

Answer 1358

A

leader (3; ducis)

Answer 1359

A

līberōrum signōrum

Answer 1360

A

maris magnī

Answer 1361

A

semper paratus – always prepared

Answer 1362

A

noble (3)

Answer 1363

A

danger (2)

Answer 1364

A

cīvibus fortibus

Answer 1365

A

mare forte

Answer 1366

A

multīs signīs

Answer 1367

A

viae līberae

Answer 1368

A

signīs nostrīs

Answer 1369

A

touch (3; tetigi)

Answer 1370

A

by the very fact itself

Answer 1371

A

merchant (3; mercatoris)

Answer 1372

A

in, on (+ abl.); into, onto (+ acc.)

Answer 1373

A

battle (2)

Answer 1374

A

cīvibus nostrīs

Answer 1375

A

corpora ācria

Answer 1376

A

portābant

Answer 1377

A

cīvem fortem

Answer 1378

A

amo, amare, amavi, amatus – love

Answer 1379

A

portābāminī

Answer 1380

A

mīlitibus fortibus

Answer 1381

A

servo, servare, servavi, servatus – save, protect, guard

Answer 1382

A

multum signum

Answer 1383

A

Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem – with the sword she seeks calm peace under liberty

Answer 1384

A

against (+ acc.)

Answer 1385

A

collect (3; coegi)

Answer 1386

A

know (3; cognovi)

Answer 1387

A

puerīs ācribus

Answer 1388

A

beginning

Answer 1389

A

He has smiled on our undertakings

Answer 1390

A

trēs, tria

Answer 1391

A

corporis nostrī

Answer 1392

A

speak (3; dixi)

Answer 1393

A

docēbunt

Answer 1394

A

scribo, scribere, scripsi, scriptus – write

Answer 1395

A

līberō equō

Answer 1396

A

incito, incitare, incitavi, incitatus – urge on, arouse

Answer 1397

A

let the buyer beware

Answer 1398

A

viīs nostrīs

Answer 1399

A

libero, liberare, liberavi, liberatus – free

Answer 1400

A

corpus magnum

Answer 1401

A

corpora ācria

Answer 1402

A

recipe - take (as directed)

Answer 1403

A

docēbant

Answer 1404

A

puerum magnum

Answer 1405

A

casa, casae, F. - house

Answer 1406

A

equum magnum

Answer 1407

A

capiuntur

Answer 1408

A

light (3; luminis)

Answer 1409

A

cīvī magnō

Answer 1410

A

tango, tangere, tetigi, tactus – touch

Answer 1411

A

The vocative is used when addressing a person

Answer 1412

A

munio, munire, munivi, munitus – fortify, build

Answer 1413

A

captī(-ae, -a) erimus

Answer 1414

A

portābant

Answer 1415

A

venio, venire, veni, ventus – come

Answer 1416

A

Virtute et armis: By valor and arms

Answer 1417

A

anno Domini - in the year of our Lord

Answer 1418

A

nostrum agrum

Answer 1419

A

across (+ acc.)

Answer 1420

A

last name (3; cognominis)

Answer 1421

A

freedom (3; libertatis)

Answer 1422

A

agrīs fortibus

Answer 1423

A

positus(-a, -um) erat

Answer 1424

A

puerīs magnīs

Answer 1425

A

corpora lībera

Answer 1426

A

equōrum ācrium

Answer 1427

A

multōrum equōrum

Answer 1428

A

oculus sinister – left eye

Answer 1429

A

portābāmur

Answer 1430

A

equīs ācribus

Answer 1431

A

portābātis

Answer 1432

A

puerī līberī

Answer 1433

A

navis, navis, F – ship

Answer 1434

A

In lumine tuo videbimus lumen - In your light, we shall see the light

Answer 1435

A

signum magnum

Answer 1436

A

capiēbātur

Answer 1437

A

multō signō

Answer 1438

A

lēgum pārium

Answer 1439

A

lēgēs līberae

Answer 1440

A

fugio, fugere, fugi, fugiturus – flee

Answer 1441

A

līberō signō

Answer 1442

A

marī fortī

Answer 1443

A

art for the sake of art [Also the motto of movie production company MGM]

Answer 1444

A

mīlite magnō

Answer 1445

A

build (1)

Answer 1446

A

positī(-ae, -a) sunt

Answer 1447

A

puerum fortem

Answer 1448

A

mīlitibus

Answer 1449

A

bonus, bona, bonum – good

Answer 1450

A

equōrum fortium

Answer 1451

A

horn (4; cornus)

Answer 1452

A

signōrum līberōrum

Answer 1453

A

fingernail

Answer 1454

A

examine (3; inspexi)

Answer 1455

A

portāverant

Answer 1456

A

divide and rule

Answer 1457

A

capientur

Answer 1458

A

portābantur

Answer 1459

A

cīvibus magnīs

Answer 1460

A

defeat (1)

Answer 1461

A

soldier (3; militis)

Answer 1462

A

portābās

Answer 1463

A

multī nautae

Answer 1464

A

huge (3 gen. ingentis)

Answer 1465

A

puerī fortēs

Answer 1466

A

festino, festinare, festinavi, festinatus – hurry

Answer 1467

A

law (3; iuris)

Answer 1468

A

periculum

Answer 1469

A

multae viae

Answer 1470

A

drive away (3; defendi)

Answer 1471

A

corpus pār

Answer 1472

A

citizenship (3; civitatis)

Answer 1473

A

part (3; partis)

Answer 1474

A

docēbāmur

Answer 1475

A

honor (3; honoris)

Answer 1476

A

signō ācrī

Answer 1477

A

portābis

Answer 1478

A

guard (1)

Answer 1479

A

approach (1)

Answer 1480

A

lectus, lecti, M. – bed, couch

Answer 1481

A

portāvistis

Answer 1482

A

portāverās

Answer 1483

A

multō agrō

Answer 1484

A

positus(-a, -um) es

Answer 1485

A

sharp (3)

Answer 1486

A

positī(-ae, -a) estis

Answer 1487

A

lead (3; duxi)

Answer 1488

A

post meridiem - after noon

Answer 1489

A

capiēbar

Answer 1490

A

noster ager

Answer 1491

A

mīlitēs

Answer 1492

A

portābō

Answer 1493

A

Cum studiō labōrat.

Answer 1494

A

art (3; artis)

Answer 1495

A

for and against

Answer 1496

A

-īte, to be unwilling [to] (irregular)

Answer 1497

A

lēx lībera

Answer 1498

A

docēbimus

Answer 1499

A

Studiis et rebus honestis - To honorable pursuits and deeds

Answer 1500

A

work (3; laboris)

Answer 1501

A

above (+ acc.)

Answer 1502

A

lēge ācrī

Answer 1503

A

corporibus nostrīs

Answer 1504

A

Sapientia et doctrina: Wisdom and knowledge

Answer 1505

A

river (3; fluminis)

Answer 1506

A

man (3; hominis)

Answer 1507

A

cīvēs nostrī

Answer 1508

A

by the day

Answer 1509

A

deus, dei, M. – god

Answer 1510

A

līberārum viārum

Answer 1511

A

mīlitī fortī

Answer 1512

A

mīlitum fortium

Answer 1513

A

pōnēbātis

Answer 1514

A

seek (3; petivi)

Answer 1515

A

portātī(-ae, -a) erāmus

Answer 1516

A

remaining

Answer 1517

A

multīs equīs

Answer 1518

A

portāvī

Answer 1519

A

mīlitēs pārēs

Answer 1520

A

familia, familiae, F. – family

Answer 1521

A

capiēbāmus

Answer 1522

A

nostrī nautae

Answer 1523

A

sister (3; sororis)

Answer 1524

A

doctī(-ae, -a) erunt

Answer 1525

A

nostrīs nautīs

Answer 1526

A

dinner (1)

Answer 1527

A

pōniminī

Answer 1528

A

lupus, lupi, M. – wolf

Answer 1529

A

nostrae viae

Answer 1530

A

periculum

Answer 1531

A

portāverint

Answer 1532

A

father of his country

Answer 1533

A

in memory of

Answer 1534

A

marī magnō

Answer 1535

A

docēbitur

Answer 1536

A

we praise you, O Lord

Answer 1537

A

negotiation (2)

Answer 1538

A

lēgēs nostrās

Answer 1539

A

and…not

Answer 1540

A

Cedant arma togae: Let the arms yield to the toga (peace)

Answer 1541

A

a verb that requires an infinitive to create a complete thought

Answer 1542

A

multus ager

Answer 1543

A

with a grain of salt

Answer 1544

A

flee (3; fugi)

Answer 1545

A

nostrōs equōs

Answer 1546

A

viam pārem

Answer 1547

A

lēgem fortem

Answer 1548

A

magnificent

Answer 1549

A

per centum – by the hundred

Answer 1550

A

idem - the same (author)

Answer 1551

A

mare magnum

Answer 1552

A

multae viae

Answer 1553

A

Studiis et rebus honestis: To honorable pursuits and deeds

Answer 1554

A

docuerāmus

Answer 1555

A

agrī fortēs

Answer 1556

A

dictator (3; dictatoris)

Answer 1557

A

opere citato – in the work cited/mentioned

Answer 1558

A

nostrōs puerōs

Answer 1559

A

Ditat Deus – God enriches

Answer 1560

A

lēx nostra

Answer 1561

A

mīles pār

Answer 1562

A

doctus(-a, -um) est

Answer 1563

A

nota bene – note well (pay attention to this)

Answer 1564

A

an unwelcome person

Answer 1565

A

līberīs signīs

Answer 1566

A

puerī ācrēs

Answer 1567

A

pōnētis

Answer 1568

A

captus(-a, -um) erō

Answer 1569

A

cēpērunt

Answer 1570

A

agrō līberō

Answer 1571

A

agrum fortem

Answer 1572

A

agrōrum pārium

Answer 1573

A

signī magnī

Answer 1574

A

portātus(-a, -um) es

Answer 1575

A

multa signa

Answer 1576

A

multīs equīs

Answer 1577

A

puerī ācris

Answer 1578

A

he goes out; they go out

Answer 1579

A

empire (2)

Answer 1580

A

mīlitem ācrem

Answer 1581

A

voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatus – call

Answer 1582

A

cīvibus pāribus

Answer 1583

A

signōrum ācrium

Answer 1584

A

Sicilia est īnsula.

Answer 1585

A

docēbitis

Answer 1586

A

time flies

Answer 1587

A

puerōrum fortium

Answer 1588

A

equus magnus

Answer 1589

A

cēperant

Answer 1590

A

lēgī magnae

Answer 1591

A

capiētur

Answer 1592

A

multīs nautīs

Answer 1593

A

doctus(-a, -um) erit

Answer 1594

A

frighten (2)

Answer 1595

A

nostrī puerī

Answer 1596

A

posuistis

Answer 1597

A

līberās viās

Answer 1598

A

līberīs viīs

Answer 1599

A

nostra signa

Answer 1600

A

annus, anni, M. – year

Answer 1601

A

multīs signīs

Answer 1602

A

puerōs magnōs

Answer 1603

A

puerō magnō

Answer 1604

A

multōs equōs

Answer 1605

A

maria nostra

Answer 1606

A

viīs magnīs

Answer 1607

A

out of, from

Answer 1608

A

agrō pārī

Answer 1609

A

cave canem – beware of the dog

Answer 1610

A

weapons (2; neu.)

Answer 1611

A

equī fortēs

Answer 1612

A

Aqua ab Annā portātur.

Answer 1613

A

portābāmus

Answer 1614

A

Veritas - Truth

Answer 1615

A

pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum – beautiful, handsome

Answer 1616

A

by itself; essentially

Answer 1617

A

vito, vitare, vitavi, vitatus – avoid

Answer 1618

A

maria magna

Answer 1619

A

nothing more beyond; perfection

Answer 1620

A

marī pārī

Answer 1621

A

descend (3; descendi)

Answer 1622

A

lēx pār

Answer 1623

A

Labor omnia vincit –Work conquers all

Answer 1624

A

posuērunt

Answer 1625

A

viīs līberīs

Answer 1626

A

punishment

Answer 1627

A

lēgibus līberīs

Answer 1628

A

lēge līberā

Answer 1629

A

lēgum fortium

Answer 1630

A

agrō fortī

Answer 1631

A

lēgum nostrārum

Answer 1632

A

līberōs equōs

Answer 1633

A

lēx fortis

Answer 1634

A

signum nostrum

Answer 1635

A

posuerās

Answer 1636

A

amicus, amica, amicum – friendly

Answer 1637

A

frater, fratris, M. – brother

Answer 1638

A

till (3; colui)

Answer 1639

A

noster equus

Answer 1640

A

seize the day – Horace

Answer 1641

A

corporibus līberīs

Answer 1642

A

corporis magnī

Answer 1643

A

corporī līberō

Answer 1644

A

yearn (3; cupivi)

Answer 1645

A

Quod erat demonstrandum – that which must be demonstrated

Answer 1646

A

cīvēs ācrēs

Answer 1647

A

līberī signī

Answer 1648

A

carry (1)

Answer 1649

A

navigo, navigare, navigavi, navigatus – sail

Answer 1650

A

lēgēs magnās

Answer 1651

A

equō magnō

Answer 1652

A

corporibus

Answer 1653

A

portābāris

Answer 1654

A

mīlitum magnōrum

Answer 1655

A

cum – with

Answer 1656

A

lēgēs pārēs (-īs)

Answer 1657

A

horsemen (3; equitis)

Answer 1658

A

royal power

Answer 1659

A

viīs līberīs

Answer 1660

A

agrīs līberīs

Answer 1661

A

address (1)

Answer 1662

A

republic (5/1; rei)

Answer 1663

A

corporis ācris

Answer 1664

A

on the spur of the moment

Answer 1665

A

[run] and meet (3; occurri)

Answer 1666

A

relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictus – leave, leave behind

Answer 1667

A

portābō

Answer 1668

A

rise (3; surrexi)

Answer 1669

A

mīlitibus nostrīs

Answer 1670

A

purchase (3; emi)

Answer 1671

A

persuade (2; persuasi)

Answer 1672

A

timeo, timere, timui – be afraid (of), fear

Answer 1673

A

līberīs nautīs

Answer 1674

A

nothing (irregular)

Answer 1675

A

fortis (3)

Answer 1676

A

want (Irregular, volui)

Answer 1677

A

e pluribus unum –from many, one (one out of many)

Answer 1678

A

send (3; missi)

Answer 1679

A

the voice of the people is the voice of God

Answer 1680

A

about, from

Answer 1681

A

cīvibus magnīs

Answer 1682

A

thing (5 like 3)

Answer 1683

A

puer pār

Answer 1684

A

maris pāris

Answer 1685

A

mīlitēs ācrēs (-īs)

Answer 1686

A

nostrīs nautīs

Answer 1687

A

lībera signa

Answer 1688

A

portābitur

Answer 1689

A

nostrī puerī

Answer 1690

A

mīlitum ācrium

Answer 1691

A

prīmus, prīma, prīmum

Answer 1692

A

cīve magnō

Answer 1693

A

portābās

Answer 1694

A

portābimus

Answer 1695

A

filia, filiae, F. – daughter

Answer 1696

A

picture (1)

Answer 1697

A

miles, militis, M. – soldier

Answer 1698

A

lēge nostrā

Answer 1699

A

understand (3; intelexi)

Answer 1700

A

portātur

Answer 1701

A

pro re nata – as needed

Answer 1702

A

unda, undae, F. – wave

Answer 1703

A

don (3; indui)

Answer 1704

A

mīlitī pārī

Answer 1705

A

docēbāmus

Answer 1706

A

maria nostra

Answer 1707

A

statim – immediately

Answer 1708

A

in the middle of things

Answer 1709

A

viīs magnīs

Answer 1710

A

always faithful [Also the motto of the United States Marine Corps]

Answer 1711

A

corpus, corporis, N. – body

Answer 1712

A

mare ācre

Answer 1713

A

equō līberō

Answer 1714

A

quod erat demonstrandum - that which must be demonstrated

Answer 1715

A

nostrōrum signōrum

Answer 1716

A

mīles līber

Answer 1717

A

puer, pueri, M. – boy

Answer 1718

A

cēpistī

Answer 1719

A

capiēbās

Answer 1720

A

homo, hominis, M. – man

Answer 1721

A

narrate (1)

Answer 1722

A

ōrum children (2; plur. )

Answer 1723

A

līberum equum

Answer 1724

A

et cetera - and the rest, and so forth

Answer 1725

A

mare magnum

Answer 1726

A

maribus magnīs

Answer 1727

A

injury/offense

Answer 1728

A

cīvēs fortēs

Answer 1729

A

viae magnae

Answer 1730

A

cīvēs (-īs) nostrōs

Answer 1731

A

docēbitis

Answer 1732

A

Veritas vos liberabit: The truth will set you free

Answer 1733

A

Ad astra per aspera – to the stars through difficultie

Answer 1734

A

Spectāte undās, fīliī meī et fīliae meae.

Answer 1735

A

doceo, docere, docui, doctus – teach

Answer 1736

A

signa fortia

Answer 1737

A

spring (3; veris)

Answer 1738

A

equī līberī

Answer 1739

A

docēbāmus

Answer 1740

A

pōnēbātur

Answer 1741

A

send (3; misi)

Answer 1742

A

puerō pārī

Answer 1743

A

pōnēbāris

Answer 1744

A

vulnero, vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus – wound

Answer 1745

A

pōnēbās

Answer 1746

A

portātus(-a, -um) erō

Answer 1747

A

Ecce quam bonum - Behold how good

Answer 1748

A

count (1)

Answer 1749

A

out of (+ abl.)

Answer 1750

A

nostrīs equīs

Answer 1751

A

lēgibus fortibus

Answer 1752

A

mīlitis magnī

Answer 1753

A

queen (1)

Answer 1754

A

nourishing mother – for any school/college

Answer 1755

A

cīvis līberī

Answer 1756

A

alter (1)

Answer 1757

A

oppidum, oppidi, N – town

Answer 1758

A

lēx magna

Answer 1759

A

field (2; agri)

Answer 1760

A

aedificium, aedificii, N – building

Answer 1761

A

marī līberō

Answer 1762

A

The ablative of manner with cum describes how something is done. Cum may be omitted if an adjective is used with the noun.

Answer 1763

A

make haste slowly

Answer 1764

A

a constant companion (go with me)

Answer 1765

A

Cedant arma togae – Let arms yield to the toga (peace)

Answer 1766

A

Mens agitat molem - Mind moves the mass

Answer 1767

A

Veritas vos liberabit - The truth will set you free

Answer 1768

A

from the egg to the apple (like “from soup to nuts”)

Answer 1769

A

drink (2)

Answer 1770

A

agrī nostrī

Answer 1771

A

agrīs nostrīs

Answer 1772

A

seek (3; quaesivi)

Answer 1773

A

meanwhile

Answer 1774

A

equus fortis

Answer 1775

A

by virtue of office

Answer 1776

A

without end

Answer 1777

A

lēge magnā

Answer 1778

A

dog (3; canis)

Answer 1779

A

līberum signum

Answer 1780

A

equō nostrō

Answer 1781

A

much in little

Answer 1782

A

one thousand

Answer 1783

A

cīvī nostrō

Answer 1784

A

The direct object of a transitive verb is in the accusative.

Answer 1785

A

moneo, monere, monui, monitus – warn

Answer 1786

A

carry; bear (Irregular)

Answer 1787

A

pax, pacis, F. – peace

Answer 1788

A

capiēbant

Answer 1789

A

dea, deae F. - goddess

Answer 1790

A

bridge (3; pontis)

Answer 1791

A

cīvēs līberī

Answer 1792

A

cēperint

Answer 1793

A

corporī fortī

Answer 1794

A

id est - that is

Answer 1795

A

Ditat Deus: God enriches

Answer 1796

A

mīlitēs

Answer 1797

A

parent (3; parentis)

Answer 1798

A

ager noster

Answer 1799

A

nostrō equō

Answer 1800

A

set up (3; constitui)

Answer 1801

A

pōnēbāmus

Answer 1802

A

notice (3; conspexi)

Answer 1803

A

corn/grain

Answer 1804

A

caput, capitis, N. – head

Answer 1805

A

līberō signō

Answer 1806

A

mīlitibus pāribus

Answer 1807

A

viārum magnārum

Answer 1808

A

agrōrum ācrium

Answer 1809

A

unwilling

Answer 1810

A

pōnuntur

Answer 1811

A

learn (3; didici)

Answer 1812

A

climb (3; ascendi)

Answer 1813

A

līberī agrī

Answer 1814

A

portābimur

Answer 1815

A

with a grain of salt

Answer 1816

A

Sociōs ad ducem mittunt.

Answer 1817

A

clean (1)

Answer 1818

A

līberā viā

Answer 1819

A

maribus pāribus

Answer 1820

A

come (4; veni)

Answer 1821

A

mare līberum

Answer 1822

A

corpus ācre

Answer 1823

A

Sic semper tyrannis: Thus always to tyrants

Answer 1824

A

Scuto bonae voluntatis tuae coronasti nos: With the shield of Thy good will Thou hast covered us

Answer 1825

A

in good faith

Answer 1826

A

guard (4)

Answer 1827

A

puerīs magnīs

Answer 1828

A

signō magnō

Answer 1829

A

equal (3 gen. paris)

Answer 1830

A

equīs pāribus

Answer 1831

A

hostis, hostis, M. – enemy

Answer 1832

A

positī(-ae, -a) erant

Answer 1833

A

marium nostrōrum

Answer 1834

A

mīlite fortī

Answer 1835

A

puerōs nostrōs

Answer 1836

A

by way of

Answer 1837

A

by the year

Answer 1838

A

cīvem ācrem

Answer 1839

A

Sapientia et doctrina - Wisdom and knowledge

Answer 1840

A

always prepared [Also the motto of the United States Coast Guard]

Answer 1841

A

before (+ acc.)

Answer 1842

A

hear/listen (4)

Answer 1843

A

mare pār

Answer 1844

A

fuerātis

Answer 1845

A

manus, manus, F. – hand

Answer 1846

A

puerō nostrō

Answer 1847

A

thief (3; furis)

Answer 1848

A

multus equus

Answer 1849

A

portāvimus

Answer 1850

A

Lux sit - Let there be light

Answer 1851

A

trado, tradere, tradidi, traditus – hand over, surrender

Answer 1852

A

by way of

Answer 1853

A

agrōrum līberōrum

Answer 1854

A

in the place of a parent

Answer 1855

A

agrīs ācribus

Answer 1856

A

portāverat

Answer 1857

A

corpore līberō

Answer 1858

A

pars, partis, F – part

Answer 1859

A

school/game (2)

Answer 1860

A

hold (2; tenui)

Answer 1861

A

cīvēs (-īs) pārēs (-īs)

Answer 1862

A

signa ācria

Answer 1863

A

speaker (3; oratoris)

Answer 1864

A

ira, irae, F – anger

Answer 1865

A

puer ācer

Answer 1866

A

portātus(-a, -um) est

Answer 1867

A

viam magnam

Answer 1868

A

equī magnī

Answer 1869

A

put (3; posui)

Answer 1870

A

agrī nostrī

Answer 1871

A

līberīs agrīs

Answer 1872

A

possum, posse, potui – be able

Answer 1873

A

short (3)

Answer 1874

A

garment (3; vestis)

Answer 1875

A

capiēminī

Answer 1876

A

The ablative with cum expresses accompaniment.

Answer 1877

A

agrī pārēs

Answer 1878

A

aqua, aquae, F. – water

Answer 1879

A

liberi, liberorum, pl, M. – children

Answer 1880

A

viā līberā

Answer 1881

A

maribus pāribus

Answer 1882

A

docuerint

Answer 1883

A

cīvium pārium

Answer 1884

A

old (3 gen. sentis)

Answer 1885

A

from the books of

Answer 1886

A

college or other school from which someone graduates (lit. nourishing mother)

Answer 1887

A

maria lībera

Answer 1888

A

Alis volat propriis – He flies by his own wings

Answer 1889

A

equōs līberōs

Answer 1890

A

after the battle, the reward

Answer 1891

A

Lux et lex - Light and law

Answer 1892

A

tongue/language (1)

Answer 1893

A

nostrīs puerīs

Answer 1894

A

mīlite ācrī

Answer 1895

A

ship (3; navis)

Answer 1896

A

multīs nautīs

Answer 1897

A

Pro scientia et sapientia: For knowledge and wisdom

Answer 1898

A

comparative of “multus”; more

Answer 1899

A

vilicus, vilici, M. – overseer

Answer 1900

A

signum ācre

Answer 1901

A

multī puerī

Answer 1902

A

sailor (1)

Answer 1903

A

the other way around

Answer 1904

A

by spoken word; orally

Answer 1905

A

maribus ācribus

Answer 1906

A

infant (3; infantis)

Answer 1907

A

agrō ācrī

Answer 1908

A

pointed writing-instrument

Answer 1909

A

cīve nostrō

Answer 1910

A

maribus ācribus

Answer 1911

A

equō nostrō

Answer 1912

A

Magnō studiō labōrat.

Answer 1913

A

The subject of the verb is in the nominative.

Answer 1914

A

pater, patris, M. – father

Answer 1915

A

flow (3; fluxi)

Answer 1916

A

ūnus, ūna, ūnum

Answer 1917

A

enacted after the fact; retroactive

Answer 1918

A

viam ācrem

Answer 1919

A

caelum, caeli, N – sky

Answer 1920

A

peace be with you

Answer 1921

A

dono, donare, donavi, donatus – give

Answer 1922

A

thus passes the glory of the world

Answer 1923

A

a sound mind in a sound body – Juvenal

Answer 1924

A

word for word

Answer 1925

A

Lux et veritas - Light and truth

Answer 1926

A

puerīs nostrīs

Answer 1927

A

videlicet - namely (from videre licet: one may see)

Answer 1928

A

multae viae

Answer 1929

A

Perstare et praestare - To persevere and surpass

Answer 1930

A

līberī equī

Answer 1931

A

quater in die – four times a day

Answer 1932

A

Yes/No (expects No) question

Answer 1933

A

via ācris

Answer 1934

A

mīlitem nostrum

Answer 1935

A

equō fortī

Answer 1936

A

puerum pārem

Answer 1937

A

agrō magnō

Answer 1938

A

for the public welfare

Answer 1939

A

pōnēminī

Answer 1940

A

be (Irregular)

Answer 1941

A

marium līberōrum

Answer 1942

A

viā magnā

Answer 1943

A

marī līberō

Answer 1944

A

invenio, invenire, inveni, inventus – find

Answer 1945

A

lēgēs magnae

Answer 1946

A

lēgēs līberās

Answer 1947

A

A noun or adjective used in the predicate after a linking verb (is, are seem, etc.) to complete its meaning is in the nominative.

Answer 1948

A

viae īnsulae

Answer 1949

A

The ablative with ab, dē, or ex expresses place from which.

Answer 1950

A

signīs ācribus

Answer 1951

A

lēgēs nostrae

Answer 1952

A

auxilium, auxilii, N. – help

Answer 1953

A

praise (1)

Answer 1954

A

pōnēris

Answer 1955

A

equal (2)

Answer 1956

A

terreo, terrere, terrui, territus – frighten, scare

Answer 1957

A

docēbimur

Answer 1958

A

lēgis līberae

Answer 1959

A

raise (3; sustuli, sublatum)

Answer 1960

A

viās magnās

Answer 1961

A

agrōrum magnōrum

Answer 1962

A

Pro scientia et sapientia - For knowledge and wisdom

Answer 1963

A

let it stand (printing term)

Answer 1964

A

laudo, laudare, laudavi, laudatus – praise

Answer 1965

A

beware of the dog

Answer 1966

A

speak only good of the dead

Answer 1967

A

captī(-ae, -a) erunt

Answer 1968

A

Litteris dedicata et omnibus artibus: Dedicated to letters and all the arts

Answer 1969

A

portāverō

Answer 1970

A

maria magna

Answer 1971

A

equīs līberīs

Answer 1972

A

wild/fierce (3 gen. ferocis)

Answer 1973

A

swiftness (3; celeritatis)

Answer 1974

A

push (3; pepuli)

Answer 1975

A

Nil sine numine: Nothing without divine guidance

Answer 1976

A

his/hers/its own

Answer 1977

A

fall (3; cecidi)

Answer 1978

A

portātī(-ae, -a) erunt

Answer 1979

A

līber ager

Answer 1980

A

school (1)

Answer 1981

A

signō līberō

Answer 1982

A

mīlitēs līberōs

Answer 1983

A

regina, reginae, F. – queen

Answer 1984

A

make haste slowly

Answer 1985

A

afterwards

Answer 1986

A

amitto, amittere, amisi, amissus – lose, let go

Answer 1987

A

swallow (1)

Answer 1988

A

septimus, septima, septimum

Answer 1989

A

mīlitibus ācribus

Answer 1990

A

dominus, domini, M. – master

Answer 1991

A

judge (3; iudicis)

Answer 1992

A

carry/bear (3; gessi)

Answer 1993

A

viārum fortium

Answer 1994

A

maria pāria

Answer 1995

A

flee (3; fugi)

Answer 1996

A

Esto perpetua: May she [it] last forever

Answer 1997

A

lēge fortī

Answer 1998

A

mīlite pārī

Answer 1999

A

positī(-ae, -a) sumus

Answer 2000

A

ūnus, duo, trēs, and mīlle (mīlle = one thousand)

Answer 2001

A

Salus populi: The welfare of the people

Answer 2002

A

inimicus, inimici, M. – enemy

Answer 2003

A

latus, lata, latum – wide

Answer 2004

A

cīvis līber

Answer 2005

A

mater, matris, F. – mother

Answer 2006

A

multus puer

Answer 2007

A

Excelsior: Ever upward

Answer 2008

A

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessurus – yield, move

Answer 2009

A

viae fortī

Answer 2010

A

posuistī

Answer 2011

A

light (3)

Answer 2012

A

puerō magnō

Answer 2013

A

equus, equi, M. – horse

Answer 2014

A

work (2; exercui)

Answer 2015

A

begin (3; incepi)

Answer 2016

A

signīs magnīs

Answer 2017

A

agrum ācrem

Answer 2018

A

to err is human – Seneca

Answer 2019

A

multī agrī

Answer 2020

A

signīs nostrīs

Answer 2021

A

portāntur

Answer 2022

A

all/whole/entire

Answer 2023

A

journey (3; itineris)

Answer 2024

A

speak only good of the dead

Answer 2025

A

give (3; dedi)

Answer 2026

A

in silvā

Answer 2027

A

before the war

Answer 2028

A

Virī ā mē videntur

Answer 2029

A

puerō ācrī

Answer 2030

A

multō nautā

Answer 2031

A

nostrō equō

Answer 2032

A

agrī līberī

Answer 2033

A

even you, Brutus!

Answer 2034

A

signa magna

Answer 2035

A

maria fortia

Answer 2036

A

corpora fortia

Answer 2037

A

mare nostrum

Answer 2038

A

stand (1)

Answer 2039

A

corpus nostrum

Answer 2040

A

puerō līberō

Answer 2041

A

templum, templi, N – temple

Answer 2042

A

doctī(-ae, -a) estis

Answer 2043

A

poet (1; mas.)

Answer 2044

A

capiēmur

Answer 2045

A

equīs fortibus

Answer 2046

A

viās pārēs (-īs)

Answer 2047

A

leave (3; discessi)

Answer 2048

A

fabula, fabulae, F. – story

Answer 2049

A

nostrō nautae

Answer 2050

A

doctus(-a, -um) erās

Answer 2051

A

sword (2)

Answer 2052

A

signō nostrō

Answer 2053

A

Si quaeris paeninsulam amoenam circumspice – If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look around you

Answer 2054

A

parvus, parva, parvum – small

Answer 2055

A

cīvis ācris

Answer 2056

A

unlucky (3 gen. infelicis)

Answer 2057

A

portābimus

Answer 2058

A

cīvis nostrī

Answer 2059

A

agrum nostrum

Answer 2060

A

nostrae viae

Answer 2061

A

pes, pedis, M. – foot

Answer 2062

A

puerum nostrum

Answer 2063

A

sun (3; solis)

Answer 2064

A

bellum, belli, N. – war

Answer 2065

A

from (+ abl.)

Answer 2066

A

corporibus ācribus

Answer 2067

A

to be able (can) (irregular)

Answer 2068

A

signum pār

Answer 2069

A

watch (1)

Answer 2070

A

liber, libri, M. – book

Answer 2071

A

nostrī signī

Answer 2072

A

equōs fortēs (-īs)

Answer 2073

A

multa signa

Answer 2074

A

agricola, agricolae, M. – farmer

Answer 2075

A

without (+ abl.)

Answer 2076

A

clap (3; plausi)

Answer 2077

A

docuistī

Answer 2078

A

agrōs nostrōs

Answer 2079

A

mīlitibus līberīs

Answer 2080

A

sto, stare, steti, status – stand

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