Latin Assessment Chapter 2 Flashcards
What is the nominative singular form of ‘wood’ in Latin?
silva
What is the nominative singular form of ‘spear’ in Latin?
hasta
What is the nominative singular form of ‘arrow’ in Latin?
sagitta
What is the nominative singular form of ‘sword’ in Latin?
gladius
What is the nominative singular form of ‘arms; weapons’ in Latin?
arma
What is the nominative singular form of ‘war’ in Latin?
bellum
What is the nominative singular form of ‘danger’ in Latin?
periculum
What is the nominative singular form of ‘body’ in Latin?
corpus
What is the nominative singular form of ‘river’ in Latin?
flümen
What is the stem and declension of ‘silva’?
silv-1f
What is the stem and declension of ‘hasta’?
hast-1f
What is the stem and declension of ‘sagitta’?
sagitt-1f
What is the stem and declension of ‘gladius’?
gladi-2m
What is the stem and declension of ‘arma’?
arm-2n plural
What is the stem and declension of ‘bellum’?
bell-2n
What is the stem and declension of ‘periculum’?
pericul-2n
What is the stem and declension of ‘corpus’?
corpor-3n
What is the stem and declension of ‘flümen’?
flümin-3n
What is the meaning of the preposition ‘ad’?
to; towards; at
What is the meaning of the preposition ‘in’?
Into
What is the meaning of the preposition ‘per’?
Through; along
What is the meaning of the preposition ‘prope’?
Near
What is the meaning of the preposition ‘trans’?
Across
What is the Latin term for ‘I remained’?
mansi
What is the Latin term for ‘I went’?
ivi
What is the Latin term for ‘I feared; I was afraid’?
timui
What is the Latin term for ‘I ran’?
cucurri
What is the Latin term for ‘I conquered; I was victorious; I defeated’?
vici
What is the Latin term for ‘I threw’?
iēci
What is the Latin term for ‘I killed’?
interfeci
What is the Latin term for ‘I captured; I took’?
cepi
What is the Latin term for ‘he/she said, they said’?
inquit, inquiunt
What is the Nominative Singular Masculine form for ‘Greek’?
Graecus
What is the Nominative Singular Masculine form for ‘bold; daring’?
audãx
What is the Nominative Singular Masculine form for ‘brave; strong’?
fortis
What is the Nominative Singular Masculine form for ‘huge’?
ingens
What is the Nominative Singular Feminine/Neuter form for ‘Greek’?
Graeca, Graecum
What is the stem for ‘bold; daring’?
audãc-
What is the stem for ‘brave; strong’?
fort-
What is the stem for ‘huge’?
ingent-
What is the Latin adverb for ‘bravely’?
fortiter
What is the Latin adverb for ‘not’?
non
Endings for 1f nouns
Femina, feminam, feminae, feminas
Endings for 2 m nouns
Deus, deum, dei, deos
Endings for 2n nouns
Bellum, bellum, bella, bella
Endings for 3m/f nouns
Rex, regem, reges, reges
Endings for 3n nouns
Flumen, flumen, flumina, flumina
Endings for masculine 2-1-2 adjectives
Iratus, iratum, irati, iratos
Endings for feminine 2-1-2 adjectives
Irita, iratam, iratae, iratas
Endings for neuter 2-1-2 adjectives
Iratum, iratum, irata, irata
Endings for masculine/feminine 3rd declension adjectives fortis
Fortis, fortem, fortes, fortes
Endings for neuter 3rd declension adjectives fortis
Forte, forte, fortia, fortia
Endings for masculine/feminine 3rd declension adjectives ingens
Ingens, ingentem, ingentes, ingentes
Endings for neuter 3rd declension adjectives ingens
Ingens, ingens, ingentia, ingentia
Endings for verbs
Portavi, portavisti, portavit. Portavimus, portavistis, portaverunt
Order of nouns, adjectives, size
Size, noun, adjective
True or false: prepositions change the case of nouns following?
True
Pietas
Duty to the state, the gods and one’s family- Romans admires in heroes
Aeneas celestial parent
Goddess Venus
Aeneas birth and battle he participated in
Trojan, fought on the losing side of the Trojan War
What did the Gods order Aeneas to do?
Make a long and difficult journey from Troy to Italy, so his descendants could form the city of Rome
Why was Aeneas a hero?
He did his duty and obeyed the gods even when he did not want to
Which celestial being hated Aeneas, and why?
Goddess Juno, hated him because she heard a prophecy that the future Romans would one day destroy her favourite city - Carthage
Who did Aeneas bring with him to Italy?
His father, son and the Penates (household gods)
Who did Aeneas fall in love with but leave?
Queen Dido of Carthage, because it was his destiny to settle in Italy
Who is Latinus?
A king in Italy
Who does Aeneas marry, and what struggles does he face in order to do so?
Lavinia, war with son of a neighbouring king - Turnus - who also wanted Lavinia’s hand.
What is the name of the town Aeneas founds?
Lavinium, named after his wife Lavinia
Who is Horatius Cocles? What did he do?
Roman hero, saves Rome by breaking the bridge while he was still on it
How did Horatius Cocles get back to Rome?
Swimming after praying to the god of Tiber
Translating engine order (for verbs)
Root meaning of verb, tense, person