Latin Alive 2 Chapter 3

Question 1

Arbitrium, -i, n.

Answer 1

Judgment, decision

Question 2

Certamen, certaminis, n.

Answer 2

Conflict, contest

Question 3

Civis, civis, m.

Answer 3

Citizen

Question 4

Comes, comitis, m.

Answer 4

Companion

Question 5

Desertor, desertoris, m.

Answer 5

Deserter

Question 6

Spiritus, spiritus, m.

Answer 6

Breath, breath of life

Question 7

Cedo, Cedere, Cessi, Cessum

Answer 7

To withdraw, to give up ground, to yield

Question 8

Depono, Deponere, Deposui, Depositum, (de+ponere)

Answer 8

To lay down, to set aside

Question 9

Dimico, -are, -avi, -atum

Answer 9

To fight, to contend

Question 10

Faveo, Favere, Favi, Fautum (+dat.)

Answer 10

To show favor to, favor

Question 11

Ignosco, Ignoscere, Ignovi, Ignotum (+dat.)

Answer 11

To grant pardon to, forgive, overlook

Question 12

Impero, -are, -avi, -atum (+dat. of person, + acc. of thingTo

Answer 12

To order, to command

Question 13

Infero, Inferre, Intuli, Inlatum (in+ferre)

Answer 13

To bring in

Question 14

Persuadeo, Persuadere, Persuasi, Persuasum (+ dat.)

Answer 14

To make sweet to, to persuade

Question 15

Servio, Servire, Servivi, Servitum (+dat.)

Answer 15

To be a slave to, to serve

Question 16

Gratus, -a, -um, adj.

Answer 16

Pleasing, welcome, agreeable

Question 17

Nihil, indeclinable

Answer 17

Nothing (nil= contracted form)

Question 18

Praeter, prep+acc.

Answer 18

Expert, past

Question 19

In, prep+acc.

Answer 19

Into, toward; (of a person) against; (with abstract nouns) for