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Latin Trimester 2 Flashcards

1
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All conjuagtions:

A

1) o, are
2) eo, ére
3) o, ere
3 ‘io) io, ire
4) io, ire

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Verb forms for conjugation:

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o mus
s tis
t unt

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3
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How to form positive singular imperative:

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remove infinitive

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How to form positive plural imperative:

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remove infinitive + add ‘te’ at the beginning

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How to form negative singular imperative:

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add ‘noli’ at the beginning

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How to form negative plural imperative:

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add ‘nolite’ at the beginning

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Apollo:

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god of archery, music, prophecy, and music

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Mars:

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god of war; Ares in Greek; father of Romulus and Remus

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Vulcan:

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god of fire; Hephaestus in Greek; forger of the thunderbolt

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Venus:

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goddess of love and beauty; mother of Aeneas; Aphrodite in Greek

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Diana:

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goddess of moon and hunting; Artemis in Greek

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Ceres:

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goddess of agriculture and harvest; daughter is Properpina; Demeter in Greek

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Neptune:`

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god of water, horses, and earthquakes; symbol is a trident; Poseidon in Greek

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Jupiter:

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king of gods and men; thunderbolt weilder; Zeus in Greek

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Vesta:

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goddess of the hearth and household; Hestia in Greek; eternal flame guarded by six Vestal Virgins

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Which name of a Roman was his personal name, the nae his family or close friends would call him?

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praenomen

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17
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Which name was the name of a Roman’s clan?

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nomen

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18
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Which Roman name originated by generations passed down, distinguishing a clan?

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cognomen

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19
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What was the name of the town founded by Aeneas’ son, Ascanius?

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Alba Longa

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20
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Which animal cared for Romulus and Remus?

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a wolf

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21
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On what hill did Romulus find Rome?

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Palatine Hill

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22
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When was Rome said to be founded?

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753 BC

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23
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Rhea Silvia, mother of Romulus and Remus, was what?

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Vestal Virgin

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24
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Who was the father of Romulus and Remus?

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Mars

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25
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Where were Aeneas and Ascanius originally from?

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Troy

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Manus:

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the transfer of full legal power from a wife’s father to her huband

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Patria Potestas:

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The term for the father’s power - “fatherly power”

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28
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Dominus:

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term for master/lord

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29
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pietas and virtus:

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morale education of children’s term

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30
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pater familias:

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the head of the family

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31
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sum, esse chart:

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Singular                                 Plural
1st    sum (I am)                   sumus (we are)
2nd    es    (you are)            estis (you all are)
3rd    est (he/she/it is)       sunt (they are)
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32
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possum chart:

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Singular                                  Plural
1st          possum (I am able)              possumus (we are able)
2nd         potes    (you are able)         potestis (you all are able)
3rd          potest (he/she/it is able)   possunt (they are able)
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33
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Age/Agite:

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Come on

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34
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vos:

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you (plural)

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35
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nos

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we, us

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36
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excito, excitare:

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to rouse, to wake [someone] up

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37
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intro, intrare:

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to enter

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38
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cubiculum, cubiculi (N):

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room, bedroom

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39
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tempus, temporis (N):

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timer

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40
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deinde:

A

then, next

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41
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celeriter:

A

quickly

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42
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induo, induere:

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to put on

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43
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iterum:

A

again, a second time

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44
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mihi:

A

to/for me

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45
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suus, sua, suum:

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his/her/its own

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46
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nemo, neminis (M/F):

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no one

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47
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nullus, nulla, nullum:

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no one, not any

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48
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ianitor, ianitoris (M):

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doorkeeper

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49
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ianua, ianuae (F):

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door

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50
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tacite:

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silently

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51
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tempto, temptare:

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to try

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52
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semisomnus, semisomna, semisomnum:

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half-asleep

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53
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hic:

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here, in this place

54
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tace/tacete:

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be quiet, be silent

55
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nam:

A

for

56
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mecum:

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with me

57
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miser, misera, miserum:

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unhappy, poor, wretched, miserable

58
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nobis:

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to/for us (dative of nos)

59
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discedo, discedere:

A

to go away

60
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tuus, tua, tuum:

A

your (singular)

61
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simul:

A

together

62
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nescio, nescire:

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to not know

63
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secundus, secunda, secundum:

A

second

64
Q

hora, horae (F):

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hour

65
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lacrimo, lacrimare

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to cry, to weep

66
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maneo, manere:

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to stay, to remain, to endure

67
Q

vale/valete:

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goodbye

68
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mitto, mittere:

A

to send

69
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promitto, promittere:

A

to promise

70
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teneo, tenere:

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to hold

71
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abeo, abire:

A

to go away

72
Q

complexu:

A

in an embrace

73
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festino, festinare:

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to hurry, to hasten

74
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interea:

A

meanwhile

75
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gero, gerere:

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to wear

76
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iubeo, iubere:

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to order

77
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alius, alia, alium:

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another, other

78
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cista, cistae (F):

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trunk, chest

79
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pono, ponere:

A

to put, to place

80
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iter, iternis (N):

A

trip/journey

81
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liberi, liberorum (M):

A

children (plural)

82
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soleo, solere:

A

to be accustomed to, to be used to

83
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ipse, ipsa, ipsum:

A

herself, himself, itself

84
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sto, stare:

A

to stand

85
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via, viae (F):

A

road, street

86
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baculum, baculi (N):

A

stick

87
Q

habeo, habere:

A

to have

88
Q

scelestus, scelesta, sclestum:

A

wicked

89
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cras:

A

tomorrow

90
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incito, incitare:

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to spur on, to urge on

91
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raeda, raedae (F):

A

carriage

92
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quidam:

A

a certain

93
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iacio, iacere:

A

to throw

94
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paratus, parata, paratum:

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prepared

95
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raedarius, raedarii (M):

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coachman

96
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equus, equi (M):

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horse

97
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eo ipso tempore:

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at that very moment

98
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vilicus, vilici (M):

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overseer, farm manager

99
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dominus, domini (M):

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master

100
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absum, abesse:

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to be away, to be absent

101
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plenus, plena, plenum:

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full

102
Q

quamquam:

A

although

103
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musso, mussare:

A

to mutter

104
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verbero, verberare:

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to beat

105
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ira, irae (F):

A

anger

106
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nox, noctis (F):

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night

107
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illa nocte:

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that night, on that night

108
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effugio, effugere:

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to run away

109
Q

impedio, impedire:

A

to hinder

110
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celo, celare:

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to hide, to conceal

111
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porto, portare (F):

A

gate

112
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invenio, invenire:

A

to find

113
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bonus, bona, bonum:

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good

114
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convoco, convocare:

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to call together

115
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rogo, rogare:

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to ask

116
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vinea, vineae (F):

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vinyard

117
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fossa, fossae (F):

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ditch

118
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canis, canis (M/F):

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dog

119
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fero, ferrere:

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to bring, to carry

120
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olfacio, olfacere:

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to smell, to sniff

121
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cum (abl):

A

with

122
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latro, latrare:

A

to bark

123
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vestigium, vestigii (N):

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footprint, track, trace

124
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immobilis, immobilis, immobile:

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motionless

125
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tunica, tunicae (F):

A

tunic

126
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traho, trahere:

A

to drag

127
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Prepositions:

A 
Prepositions
Accusative                      Ablative
ad (to, towards)      ē/ex (out of, from)
per (through)           ā/ab (away from)
prope (near)           sub
in (into)                    in (in/on)
cum (with)
de (about)
128
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volo, velle (to wish to want)

A

volo (I want) volumus
vis vultis
vult volunt

129
Q

nolo, nolle (to not wish, to not

want, to be unwilling)

A

nolo (I do not want) nolumus
non vis non vultis
non vult nolunt

130
Q

Juno (Hera):

A

Queen of gods and mortals, protectress of
women and marriage. The wife of Jupiter.
Symbols: peacock and a diadem

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