Particular Vocab

Question 1

Ubi

Answer 1

Where, when

Question 2

Hīc

Answer 2

Here, that

Question 3

Illīc

Answer 3

There

Question 4

Ibi

Answer 4

There

Question 5

Quō

Answer 5

(to) where

Question 6

eō

Answer 6

(to) there

Question 7

unde

Answer 7

from where

Question 8

hinc

Answer 8

from here

Question 9

Consequenter

Answer 9

As a result

Question 10

Consequitur

Answer 10

It follows

Question 11

Quaeruntur

Answer 11

To Question, questions

Question 12

Proprium

Answer 12

Belongs, is characteristic of

Question 13

Quidquid

Answer 13

Anything, However much

Question 14

Seipsum

Answer 14

Himself

Question 15

Aliquo

Answer 15

Somewhere, Anywhere

Question 16

Dicitur de sapientia

Answer 16

It is said - of - wisdom

Question 17

Mobilior omnibus mobilibus

Answer 17

More mobile than all which is moved

Question 18

Motum

Answer 18

Motion

Question 19

Approprinquari

Answer 19

Approached, is approached

Question 20

Elongari

Answer 20

Is receded

Question 21

Significant

Answer 21

Singifies

Question 22

Approproinquate

Answer 22

Come near, vocative, notice the e

Question 23

Sed Contra

Answer 23

On the Contrary

Question 24

Respondeo

Answer 24

I say

Question 25

Ostenditur

Answer 25

It is shown

Question 26

Omnino

Answer 26

Altogether

Question 27

Quidem

Answer 27

in truth

Question 28

Dicimus

Answer 28

Which we call (imus)

Question 29

Quocumque

Answer 29

Wherever, anywhere

Question 30

Opportet

Answer 30

Should / Must

Question 31

Quo Modō

Answer 31

In what way, how

Question 32

Nonne

Answer 32

Question anticipating yes as answer

Question 33

Num

Answer 33

Question anticipating no as answer

Question 34

Tanquam

Answer 34

As if, as it were

Question 35

Tandem

Answer 35

At last

Question 36

Ubi

Answer 36

Where, When

Question 37

Unde

Answer 37

From, where

Question 38

Utrum, Utrum an

Answer 38

Whether, whether or

Question 39

īdem, eadem, idem

Answer 39

The same

Question 40

Iste, Ista, Istud

Answer 40

that (of yours), that (with pejorative sense)

Question 41

ibi

Answer 41

there, then

Question 42

Aliquis, Aliquid

Answer 42

Someone

Question 43

Aliquem

Answer 43

Anyone (someone)

Question 44

Quis, Quid

Answer 44

Someone, Something, greater degree of indefinitess

Question 45

Quisquam, quidquam

Answer 45

Someone, something (Imply negation)

Question 46

ūllus

Answer 46

Any

Question 47

Quisque, Quidque

Answer 47

Each, every

Question 48

Impersonal Passive

Answer 48

Tibi ā me parcitur = you are spared by me

Question 49

Fiō, fierī, factus sum

Answer 49

be made, be done, happen, become

Question 50

īllic

Answer 50

there

Question 51

nēmō

Answer 51

no one

Question 52

quō

Answer 52

to where

Question 53

Sit

Answer 53

A cause that is alleged

Question 54

Absu, abesse, āfuī, āfutūrus

Answer 54

be away, be absent

Question 55

adsum, adesse, adfuī

Answer 55

be present

Question 56

antequam

Answer 56

before

Question 57

appāreō, ēre, uī, itus

Answer 57

appear, come in sight, be apparent

Question 58

contrā

Answer 58

Against

Question 59

Dum

Answer 59

While, until, as long as, if only

Question 60

Igitur

Answer 60

Therefore

Question 61

modo

Answer 61

if only, provided that

Question 62

nusquam

Answer 62

nowhere

Question 63

priusquam

Answer 63

before

Question 64

quamvīs

Answer 64

although (+subjunctive)

Question 65

quasi

Answer 65

as if, as it were

Question 66

quidem

Answer 66

indeed

Question 67

quōad

Answer 67

as long as, as far as

Question 68

quoniam

Answer 68

since (+indicative)

Question 69

simul ac

Answer 69

as soon as

Question 70

supersum - esse, fui

Answer 70

be left over, survive

Question 71

ubi

Answer 71

when or where

Question 72

Tum quia

Answer 72

This is because

Question 73

Tum etiam quia

Answer 73

This is also because

Question 74

Tum praetera, quia

Answer 74

this is, furthermore, because

Question 75

Tum denique, quia

Answer 75

FInally, this is because

Question 76

Velle

Answer 76

(wish) but also, “as you would have it” or “to have an opinion”

Question 77

Ut constat

Answer 77

This is established, or as is obvious. “It is held”

Question 78

Accipere

Answer 78

to take, in the sense “to consider” or “understand.”

Question 79

Ly

Answer 79

Latin lacks definite article “the.” Used to draw attention to a specific word or phrase.

Question 80

“Dico” and “Dicendum est” and “si dicatur”

Answer 80

I say, It should be said, if it is said.

Question 81

Obiicitur

Answer 81

Objection

Question 82

Probationes and Confirmationes

Answer 82

Proofs and Supporting arguments.

Question 83

Inquantum

Answer 83

In as much as

Question 84

Fieri potest

Answer 84

it is possible, it can take place, it can be done.

Question 85

Simple Passive:

Answer 85

Praemittitur - It is laid out front, or, “we may lay it out front.”

Question 86

Impersonal Passive with Gerundive

Answer 86

“Dicendum Est” it should be said.
or
“Disteguendum est” we must distinguish.

Question 87

Ex part obiecti, (QUOD) finis sit ratio volendi.

Answer 87

On the part of the object, (THE FACT THAT) the end is the reason for willing.

Question 88

Comparative in Scholastic Latin

Answer 88

Typically the comparative is given in the superlative.

Question 89

Gerundive for Purpose

Answer 89

Ad alios docendum: to teach others
Rerum a nobis agendum: matters we must tend to
curandum est Theologis: theologians should take care