LatinVocabZLittleHardWordsRand2 Flashcards
ADVERBS
posteā
ADVERBS
afterwards
PREPOSITIONS THAT TAKE ACCUSATIVES
per [+acc.]
PREPOSITIONS THAT TAKE ACCUSATIVES
through
ADVERBS
tantum
ADVERBS
only
ADVERBS
facile
ADVERBS
easily
ADVERBS
umquam
ADVERBS
ever
PREPOSITIONS THAT TAKE ABLATIVES
in [+abl.]
PREPOSITIONS THAT TAKE ABLATIVES
in [N.B. do not confuse with in + accusative!]
PREPOSITIONS THAT TAKE ACCUSATIVES
contrā [+acc.]
PREPOSITIONS THAT TAKE ACCUSATIVES
against
ADVERBS
tam
ADVERBS
so
CONJUNCTIONS
sed
CONJUNCTIONS
but
OTHER PRONOUNS
quis, quid?
OTHER PRONOUNS
who? / what? [interrogative pronoun]
ADVERBS
paene
ADVERBS
almost
ADVERBS
cūr
ADVERBS
why?
CONJUNCTIONS
cum
CONJUNCTIONS
when
ADVERBS
semper
ADVERBS
always
ADVERBS
quoque
ADVERBS
also
DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS
is, ea, id
DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS
he/she/it/they; this/these; that/those
ADVERBS
minimē
ADVERBS
no
PREPOSITIONS THAT TAKE ACCUSATIVES
prope [+acc.]
PREPOSITIONS THAT TAKE ACCUSATIVES
near
ADVERBS
sīcut
ADVERBS
just as
ADVERBS
multum
ADVERBS
much
CONJUNCTIONS
tamen
CONJUNCTIONS
nevertheless
PREPOSITIONS THAT TAKE ACCUSATIVES
ad [+acc.]
PREPOSITIONS THAT TAKE ACCUSATIVES
into, towards, to
INTERJECTIONS
ecce
INTERJECTIONS
look here!
OTHER PRONOUNS
nihil
OTHER PRONOUNS
nothing [N.B. indeclinable]
ADVERBS
saepe
ADVERBS
often
ADVERBS
valdē
ADVERBS
very, exceedingly
OTHER PRONOUNS
quī, quae, quod
OTHER PRONOUNS
which/who/that/etc… [relative pronoun]
ADVERBS
diū
ADVERBS
for a long time
CONJUNCTIONS
igitur
CONJUNCTIONS
therefore [usually the second word in a clause]
PERSONAL AND REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
nōs, nostrum/nostrī, nōbīs, nōs, nōbīs
PERSONAL AND REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
we / us
PERSONAL AND REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
ego, meī, mihi, mē, mē
PERSONAL AND REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
I / me [N.B. mēcum = cum mē, “with me”]
ADVERBS
celeriter
ADVERBS
swiftly
PERSONAL AND REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
tū, tuī, tibi, tē, tē
PERSONAL AND REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
you [sg.] [N.B. tēcum = cum tē, “with you”]