Latin Chapter 4 Flashcards
What is the meaning of ‘multus, -a, -um’?
much, many
What is the meaning of ‘miser, misera, miserum’?
miserable
What is the meaning of ‘magnus, -a, -um’?
great, big
What does ‘ubi’ mean?
when
What are ‘adjectives’ in Latin?
adjectives
What does ‘quod’ mean?
because
What is the meaning of ‘venit’?
he/she comes
What does ‘dormit’ mean?
he/she sleeps
What does ‘tandem’ mean?
at last
What does ‘surgit’ mean?
he/she rises
What does ‘saepe’ mean?
often
What does ‘ille, illa’ refer to?
he, she
What does ‘eos, eas’ mean?
them (acc. pl.)
What does ‘prōcēdit’ mean?
he/she goes forward
What does ‘lentē’ mean?
slowly
What does ‘accēdit’ mean?
he/she approaches
What does ‘iam’ mean?
now, already
What does ‘diū’ mean?
for a long time
What does ‘lūdus’ mean?
school
What does ‘cūrat’ mean?
he/she cares, looks after
What does ‘cūr?’ mean?
why?
What does ‘amicus’ mean?
friend
What does ‘adest’ mean?
he/she is present
What does ‘cotidie’ mean?
every day
What is ‘fontem’?
the spring
What does ‘aliae … aliae’ signify?
some… others
What is the meaning of ‘dücunt’?
draw
What does ‘colloquium … facit’ translate to?
makes conversation, chats
What does ‘cum amicīs’ mean?
with her friends
What is the meaning of ‘lūdit’?
plays
What does ‘quoque’ mean?
also
What does ‘post’ translate to?
after
What does ‘aegrē’ mean?
with difficulty
What does ‘effluit’ mean?
flows out
What does ‘heu, heu!’ express?
alas, alas!
What does ‘ā casā’ mean?
from the house
What is the meaning of ‘cõnsistit’?
stops
What does ‘ünā’ mean?
together
Urna
Water pots
Plenas
Full
Donum
(To) home
Lapsat
Slips
Fracta
Broken
