-Ne, Num, and Nonne in Direct Questions; Fear Clauses; Genitive and Ablative of Description + pg 343 Vocab

Question 1

aes, aeris

Answer 1

n., bronze

Question 2

dominus, domini

Answer 2

m., master (of a household), lord

Question 3

domina, dominae

Answer 3

f., mistress, lady

Question 4

lacrima, lacrimae

Answer 4

f., tear

Question 5

meta, metae

Answer 5

f., turning point, goal; limit, boundary

Question 6

monumentum, monumenti

Answer 6

n., monument

Question 7

nasus, nasi

Answer 7

m., nose

Question 8

saxum, saxi

Answer 8

n., rock, stone

Question 9

vultus, vultus

Answer 9

m., countenance, face

Question 10

iustus, iusta, iustum

Answer 10

just, right

Question 11

tot

Answer 11

indeclinable adjective, so many, as many

Question 12

tot… quot

Answer 12

as many… as

Question 13

praeter

Answer 13

prep. + acc., besides, except; beyond, past

Question 14

nonne

Answer 14

interrogative adverb which introduces questions expecting the answer “yes”

Question 15

num

Answer 15

interrogative adverb: (1) introduces direct questions which expect the answer “no”; (2) introduces indirect questions and means “whether”

Question 16

omnino

Answer 16

adv., wholly, entirely, altogether; with negatives, at all

Question 17

postremum

Answer 17

adv., after all, finally; for the last time

Question 18

quin

Answer 18

adv., indeed, in fact, furthermore

Question 19

explico, explicare, explicavi, explicatum

Answer 19

to unfold; explain; spread out, deploy

Question 20

fatigo, fatigare, fatigavi, fatigatum

Answer 20

to weary, tire out

Question 21

for, fari, fatus sum

Answer 21

to speak (prophetically), talk, foretell

Question 22

opinor, opinari, opinatus sum

Answer 22

to suppose

Question 23

reperio, reperire, repperi, repertum

Answer 23

to find, discover, learn; get

Question 24

vereor, vereri, veritus sum

Answer 24

to show reverence for, respect; be afraid of, fear

Question 25

how to ask a question in Latin in which you expect the answer to be “yes”

Answer 25

introduce the question with nonne

Question 26

how to ask a question in Latin in which you expect the answer to be “no”

Answer 26

introduce the question with num

Question 27

Nonne venit?

Answer 27

he is coming, isn’t he? or Isn’t he coming?

Question 28

Num venit?

Answer 28

He isn’t coming, is he?

Question 29

fear clauses:

Answer 29

introduced by a verb of fearing, then ut/ne, then a subjunctive

Question 30

for fear clauses ne non =

Answer 30

ut

Question 31

how to translate ne fear clauses

Answer 31

fear that something will happen

Question 32

how to translate ut fear clauses

Answer 32

fear the something will not happen

Question 33

idea behind ut/ne of fear clauses: timeo ne abeas

Answer 33

I am afraid - don’t go away! i.e., I fear that you may go away.

Question 34

genitive of description example: femina magnae sapientiae

Answer 34

a woman of great intellect

Question 35

ablative of description example: miles firma manu

Answer 35

the soldier with the strong hand

Question 36

ablative of description example: es moribus bonis

Answer 36

you are a person of good character

Question 37

ut =

Answer 37

HOPE it will happen = FEAR it may NOT happen

Question 38

ne =

Answer 38

HOPE it will NOT happen = FEAR it may happen