Lesson 8: Adjectives of the Third Declension Flashcards by Angela Heaphy

Q

gravis, -e

A

heavy, severe, serious

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brevis, -e

A

short

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communis, -e

A

common

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difficilis, -e

A

difficult

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facilis, -e

A

easy

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fortis, -e

A

brave, strong

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nobilis, -e

A

noble, renowned

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omnis, -e

A

all, every

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cupidus, -a, -um

[with genitive]

A

eager, desirous

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plenus, -a, -um

[with genitive or ablative]

A

full

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finitimus, -a, -um

[with dative]

A

neighboring, next

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similis, -e

[with genitive or dative]

A

like, similar

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Jesus, -u

A

Jesus

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et… et

A

both… and

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quid

A

what?

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Q

prima luce

A

at dawn

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urbs, urbis

A

city

Q

pons, pontis

M

A

bridge

Q

signum, -i

A

standard, signal, sign

Q

eques, equitis

A

horseman

(plural = cavalry)

Q

heavy, severe, serious

A

gravis, -e

Q

short

A

brevis, -e

Q

common

A

communis, -e

Q

difficult

A

difficilis, -e

Q

easy

A

facilis, -e

Q

brave, strong

A

fortis, -e

Q

noble, renowned

A

nobilis, -e

Q

all, every

A

omnis, -e

Q

eager, desirous

A

cupidus, -a, -um

[with genitive]

Q

full

A

plenus, -a, -um

[with genitive or ablative]

Q

neighboring, next

A

finitimus, -a, -um

[with dative]

Q

like, similar

A

similis, -e

[with genitive or dative]

Q

Jesus

A

Jesus, -u

Q

both… and

A

et… et

Q

what?

A

quid

Q

at dawn

A

prima luce

Q

city

A

urbs, urbis

Q

bridge

A

pons, pontis

M

Q

standard, signal, sign

A

signum, -i

Q

horseman

(plural = cavalry)

A

eques, equitis