Latin Chapter IX Flashcards
Annus, Anni m.
Year
Iussum, Iussi n.
Order, command
Nemo, Neminis m/f.
No one
Nox, Noctis, -ium f.
Night
Tempus, Temporis n.
Time
Consulatus, Consulatus m.
Consulship
Domus, Domus f.
House, home
Senatus, Senatus m.
Senate
Exercitus, Exercitus m.
Army
Manus, Manus f.
Hand, band, troop
Motus, Motus m.
Motion, movement, disturbance
Acies, Aciei f.
Sharp edge, keeness, battle line
Dies, Diei m/f.
Day
Fides, Fidei f.
Faith, trust, trustworthiness, loyalty
Res, Rei f.
Thing, property, matter, affair, situation
Res gestae, Rerum gestarum f. pl.
Accomplishments, history
Res novae, Rerum novarum f. pl
Revolution
Res publica, Rei publicae f.
Republic
Species, Speciei f.
Appearance, aspect
Hortor
Urge, encourage, exhort
Impero
Give an order (to), order, command (+dat)
Paro
Prepare (for), get, obtain
Moneo, Monere, Monui, Monitus
Warn, remind, advise
Pello, Pellere, Pepuli, Pulsus
Push, drive (off)
Quaero, Quaerere, Quaesii/Quaesivi, Quaesitus
Search for, seek, ask
Publicus, -a, -um
Public
Alius, Alia, Aliud
Other, another
Alter, Altera, Alterum
The other (of two)
Neuter, Neutra, Neuthrum
Neither (of two)
Nullus, -a, -um
Not any, no
Solus, -a, -um
Alone, only
Totus, -a, -um
Whole, entire
Ullus, -a, -um
Any
Unus, -a, -um
One, only
Uter, Utra, Utrum
Which (of two)
Aliter (adv)
Otherwise, in another way
Iam (adv)
(By) now, (by) then, already, presently
Ne (conj) introduces negative purpose clause
In order that…not
Ne (conj) introduces negative indirect command
That…not
Ob
On account of, because of
Quam ob rem
On account of which thing, therefore, why
Quo
To where, whither
Ubi
Where
Unde
From where, whence