Lesson 18: New Material Flashcards
Ipsa sciéntia potestas est.
Knowledge itself is power.
agmen ágminis n.
army on the march, column
carmen cárminis n.
song
corpus córporis n.
body
genus géneris n.
race, kind, class
iter itineris n.
journey
onus óneris n.
burden
opus óperis n.
work
tempus témporis n.
time
ver veris n.
spring
vulnus vúlneris n.
wound
ipse ipsa ipsum
myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves
Knowledge itself is power.
Ipsa sciéntia potestas est.
army on the march, column
agmen ágminis n.
song
carmen cárminis n.
body
corpus córporis n.
race, kind, class
genus géneris n.
journey
iter itineris n.
burden
onus óneris n.
work
opus óperis n.
time
tempus témporis n.
spring
ver veris n.
wound
vulnus vúlneris n.
myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves
ipse ipsa ipsum
The forms for ___ and ___ pronouns are identical in English, but different in Latin.
reflexive; intensive
In English, reflexive and intensive pronouns end in ___.
-self, -selves
Give the 1st person reflexive/intensive pronouns in English.
myself, ourselves
Give the 2nd person reflexive/intensive pronouns in English.
yourself, yourselves
Give the 3rd person reflexive/intensive pronouns in English.
himself, herself, itself, themselves
An intensive pronoun ___ another word in the sentence.
emphasizes
The intensive pronoun in Latin is ___.
ipse
The reflexive pronoun reflects back on the ___, is always in the ___, and never in the ___ case.
subject; predicate; nominative
