Latin Chapter 9-10 Flashcards
Parents are responsible for teaching children these morals:(include definition)
pietas (loyalty)
virtus (courage)
Imperative:
a command
How to make a word into negative singular:
‘noli’ before the infinitive
How to make a word into the negative plural:
‘nolite’ before the infinitive
How to make a word into the positive singular:
Just remove the ‘re’
How to make a word into the positive plural:
remove ‘re’ and add ‘te’
Genitive Case shows:
possession
mecum:
with me
miser, misera, miserum:
unhappy, poor, wretched, miserable
nobis:
to/for us (Dative of nos)
discedo, discedere:
to go away
tuus, tua, tuum:
your (sg)
simul:
together
nescio, nescire:
to not know
secundus, secunda, sedcundum:
second
hora, horae (F):
hour
lacrime, lacrimare:
to cry, to weep
maneo, manere:
to stay, to remain, to endyre
vale!/valete!:
goodbye
mitto, mittere:
to send
promitto, promittere:
to promise
temeo, temere:
to hold
abeo, abire:
to go away
complexeu:
in an embrace