More Common Latin Words Flashcards by Max Sminkey

quisque

quaeque, quidque; each

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unde

adv.; from where

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uter

-tra, -trum; each

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adulescens

-entis; young, growing

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iste

-a, -ud; that (of yours), such, this

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aut

conj.; or

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haud

adv.; not, by no means

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solus

-a, -um; alone, only, sole

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fides

fidei, f.; good faith, reliability, trust, confidence

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appello

-are, -avi, -atus; to address, speak to, approach

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virtus

virtutus, f.; manliness, courage, merit, virtue

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possum

posse, potui; to be able

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iuro

-are, -avi, -atus; to swear (as in an oath)

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totus

-a, -um; whole, complete, entire

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certus

-a, -um; certain, unerring

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dignus

-a, -um; appropriate, suitable, deserving, worthy

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interficio

interficere, interfeci, interfectus; to destroy, kill

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ordo

ordinis, m.; row, line, order, rank

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quidem

adv.; indeed

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inquam

inquis, inquit; to say

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ingenium

-i, n.; nature, character, ability

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conj.; and

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moveo

-ere, movi, motus; to move, shake

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iudicium

-i, n.; trial, judgement

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aetas

-atis, f.; age, lifetime

satis

adv.; enough

occido

-cidere, -cidi, -casum; to fall, set, die, perish

quidam

quaedam, quoddam; a certain

impero

-are, -avi, -atus; to command, order, impose

neuter

-tra, -trum; neither

publicus

-a, -um; public, belonging to the people, of the state

contra

prep. (+acc); against, opposite, in front of

civitas

-atis, f.; citizenship, state, commonwealth

nolo

nolle, nolui; to be unwilling, refuse, not want

civis

-is, m./f.; citizen

verus

-a, -um; true

debeo

-ere, -ui, -itus; to owe, (+infin.) (one) ought

salvus

-a, -um; safe, unhurt, well

puto

-are, -avi, -atus; to think, consider

voco

-are, -avi, -atus; to call, invite

quantus

-a, -um; how big...? how much...? as much (as)

qualis

-is, -e; of what sort, what kind

principium

-i, n.; beginning, origin, foundation

sto

-are, steti, staturus; to stand

ops

opis, f.; power, ability, resources, wealth, (pl.) aid, assistance

conj.; or

terra

-ae, f.; earth, ground, land

idem

eadem, idem; the same

probo

-are, -avi, -atus; to approve (of), commend, assent to, sanction

utor

uti, usus sum; to use, possess, enjoy

vereor

vereri, veritus sum; to be afriad, fear

modus

-i, m.; way, method, manner

arma

-orum, n. pl.; weapons, arms

potestas

-atis, f.; ability, power, control

liber

-bera, -berum; free, independent, exempt

similis, -is, -e (+dat.); like, similar (to)

vivo

vivere, vixi, victum; to live, be alive

volo

velle, volui; to want, wish, be willing

crimen

criminis, n.; charge, accusation, misdeed, crime

incipio

incipere, incepi, inceptus; to begin

fio

fieri, factus sum; to become, be made, happen

inde

adv.; from there, then

video

videre, vidi, visus; to see

causa

-ae, f.; reason, cause

modo

adv.; only

gloria

-ae, f.; fame, glory

natus

-i, m.; son

aufero

auferre, abstuli, ablatus; to carry away, take away