Lesson 4 Quiz Flashcards by Ecaterina Leonte

Q

to do, drive,
act, treat; give

agent, act, actor

A

ago ágere
egi actus

agent, act, actor

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to collect, force

coerce

A

cogo cógere
coegi coactus

coerce

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to lift (up), raise

A

tollo tollere
sústuli sublatus

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to yield, give way

A

cedo cédere

cessi cessus

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Q

to close

A

claudo cláudere

clausi clausus

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to wage, carry on

A

gero gérere

gessi gestus

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Q

to send

A

mitto míttere

misi missus

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Q

to put, place

A

pono pónere

pósui pósitus

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to press, push

A

premo prémere

pressi pressus

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Q

to write

A

scribo scríbere

scripsi scriptus

script, description

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Q

The die is cast.

A

Álea jacta est.

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Q

The law has been kept.

A

Lex servata est.

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The hill has been seized.

A

Collis occupatus est.

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Q

The city has been attacked.

A

Urbs oppugnata est.

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You have been sent.

A

(Tu) missus (-a) es.

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Q

Give the two voices of Latin verbs.

A

active, passive

Q

The 4th principle part is a

A

participle

Q

A participle is a

A

verbal adjective