Particular Vocab Flashcards
Ubi
Where, when
Hīc
Here, that
Illīc
There
Ibi
There
Quō
(to) where
eō
(to) there
unde
from where
hinc
from here
Consequenter
As a result
Consequitur
It follows
Quaeruntur
To Question, questions
Proprium
Belongs, is characteristic of
Quidquid
Anything, However much
Seipsum
Himself
Aliquo
Somewhere, Anywhere
Dicitur de sapientia
It is said - of - wisdom
Mobilior omnibus mobilibus
More mobile than all which is moved
Motum
Motion
Approprinquari
Approached, is approached
Elongari
Is receded
Significant
Singifies
Approproinquate
Come near, vocative, notice the e
Sed Contra
On the Contrary
Respondeo
I say
Ostenditur
It is shown
Omnino
Altogether
Quidem
in truth
Dicimus
Which we call (imus)
Quocumque
Wherever, anywhere
Opportet
Should / Must
Quo Modō
In what way, how
Nonne
Question anticipating yes as answer
Num
Question anticipating no as answer
Tanquam
As if, as it were
Tandem
At last
Ubi
Where, When
Unde
From, where
Utrum, Utrum an
Whether, whether or
īdem, eadem, idem
The same
Iste, Ista, Istud
that (of yours), that (with pejorative sense)
ibi
there, then
Aliquis, Aliquid
Someone
Aliquem
Anyone (someone)
Quis, Quid
Someone, Something, greater degree of indefinitess
Quisquam, quidquam
Someone, something (Imply negation)
ūllus
Any
Quisque, Quidque
Each, every
Impersonal Passive
Tibi ā me parcitur = you are spared by me
Fiō, fierī, factus sum
be made, be done, happen, become
īllic
there
nēmō
no one
quō
to where
Sit
A cause that is alleged
Absu, abesse, āfuī, āfutūrus
be away, be absent
adsum, adesse, adfuī
be present
antequam
before
appāreō, ēre, uī, itus
appear, come in sight, be apparent
contrā
Against
Dum
While, until, as long as, if only
Igitur
Therefore
modo
if only, provided that
nusquam
nowhere
priusquam
before
quamvīs
although (+subjunctive)
quasi
as if, as it were
quidem
indeed
quōad
as long as, as far as
quoniam
since (+indicative)
simul ac
as soon as
supersum - esse, fui
be left over, survive
ubi
when or where
Tum quia
This is because
Tum etiam quia
This is also because
Tum praetera, quia
this is, furthermore, because
Tum denique, quia
FInally, this is because
Velle
(wish) but also, “as you would have it” or “to have an opinion”
Ut constat
This is established, or as is obvious. “It is held”
Accipere
to take, in the sense “to consider” or “understand.”
Ly
Latin lacks definite article “the.” Used to draw attention to a specific word or phrase.
“Dico” and “Dicendum est” and “si dicatur”
I say, It should be said, if it is said.
Obiicitur
Objection
Probationes and Confirmationes
Proofs and Supporting arguments.
Inquantum
In as much as
Fieri potest
it is possible, it can take place, it can be done.
Simple Passive:
Praemittitur - It is laid out front, or, “we may lay it out front.”
Impersonal Passive with Gerundive
“Dicendum Est” it should be said.
or
“Disteguendum est” we must distinguish.
Ex part obiecti, (QUOD) finis sit ratio volendi.
On the part of the object, (THE FACT THAT) the end is the reason for willing.
Comparative in Scholastic Latin
Typically the comparative is given in the superlative.
Gerundive for Purpose
Ad alios docendum: to teach others
Rerum a nobis agendum: matters we must tend to
curandum est Theologis: theologians should take care
