Latin Chapter 9-10 Flashcards

1
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Parents are responsible for teaching children these morals:(include definition)

A

pietas (loyalty)

virtus (courage)

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2
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Imperative:

A

a command

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3
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How to make a word into negative singular:

A

‘noli’ before the infinitive

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4
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How to make a word into the negative plural:

A

‘nolite’ before the infinitive

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5
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How to make a word into the positive singular:

A

Just remove the ‘re’

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6
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How to make a word into the positive plural:

A

remove ‘re’ and add ‘te’

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7
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Genitive Case shows:

A

possession

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8
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mecum:

A

with me

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9
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miser, misera, miserum:

A

unhappy, poor, wretched, miserable

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10
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nobis:

A

to/for us (Dative of nos)

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11
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discedo, discedere:

A

to go away

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12
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tuus, tua, tuum:

A

your (sg)

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13
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simul:

A

together

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14
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nescio, nescire:

A

to not know

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15
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secundus, secunda, sedcundum:

A

second

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16
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hora, horae (F):

A

hour

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17
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lacrime, lacrimare:

A

to cry, to weep

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18
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maneo, manere:

A

to stay, to remain, to endyre

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19
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vale!/valete!:

A

goodbye

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20
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mitto, mittere:

A

to send

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21
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promitto, promittere:

A

to promise

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22
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temeo, temere:

A

to hold

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23
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abeo, abire:

A

to go away

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24
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complexeu:

A

in an embrace

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25
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festino, festinare:

A

to hurry, to hasten

26
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interea:

A

meanwhile

27
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gero, gerere:

A

to wear

28
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inbeo, inbere:

A

to order

29
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alius, alia, alium:

A

another, other

30
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cista, cistae (F):

A

trunk, chest

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pono, ponere:

A

to put, to place

32
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inter, itineris (N):

A

trip, journey

33
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liberi, liberorum (M):

A

children

34
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soleo, solere:

A

to be accustomed to, to be used to

35
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ipse, ipsa, ipsum:

A

himself, herself, itself

36
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sto, stare:

A

to stand

37
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via, viae (F):

A

road, street

38
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baculum, baculi (N):

A

stick

39
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habeo, habere:

A

to have

40
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scelestus, scelestusa, scelestum:

A

wicked

41
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cras:

A

tomorrow

42
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incito, incitare:

A

to spur on, to urge on

43
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raeda, raedae (F):

A

carriage

44
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quidam:

A

a certain

45
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iacio, iacere:

A

to throw

46
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paratus, parata, paratum:

A

prepared

47
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raedarius, raedarii (M):

A

coachman

48
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equus, equi (M):

A

horse

49
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eo ipse tempore:

A

at that very moment

50
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Jupiter (Zeus):

A

king of gods and mortals and wielder of the thunderbolt

51
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Apollo:

A

god of archery and music

52
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Mars (Ares):

A

god of war and father of Romulus and Remus

53
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Mercury (Hermes):

A

god of travelers and thieves and messenger of the gods

54
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Neptune (Poseidon):

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god of waters;creator of the horse;symbol–trident; also god of horses

55
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Vulcan (Hephaestus):

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god of fire, blacksmith of the gods, forger of the thunderbolt

56
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Juno (Hera):

A

queen of god and mortals, protector of women and marriage

57
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Vesta (Hestia):

A

goddess of the hearth, center of family life; eternal flame guarded by 6 Vestal Virgins

58
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Minerva (Athena):

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goddess of wisdom and strategy in war

59
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Diana (Artemis):

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twin sister of Apollo, goddess of moon and hunting

60
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Venus (Aphrodite):

A

goddess of love and beauty

61
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Ceres (Demeter):

A

goddess of the harvest and agriculture