Stage 7

Question 1

centurio,

N

Answer 1

centurio, centurionis; m – centurion

Question 2

conspicio,

V

Answer 2

conspicio, conspicere, conspexi, conspectus – catch sight of

Question 3

cum (+Abl) –

Answer 3

cum (+Abl) – with

Question 4

facio,
V
3

Answer 4

facio, facere, feci, factus – make, do

Question 5

heri

Answer 5

heri – yesterday

Question 6

ingens,

Wonkey Adjective

Answer 6

ingens, ingens, ingens, (gen ingentis)-huge
*This type of 3rd declension adjective is a bit unusual in how it appears in a word list. We can usually use the second form to identify the declension group an adjective belongs to and then drop the ending to form the stem. Because of how this type of adjective appears, we can’t do that with the second form, and so the entry includes the genitive form, just like we see for nouns, and that can be used to do these things. (For an example of how we have been seeing 3rd declension adjectives so far, see omnis below.)

Question 7

intellego,
V
3

Answer 7

intellego, intellegere, intellexi, intellectus – understand

Question 8

lacrimo
v
1

Answer 8

lacrimo, lacrimare, lacrimavi, – – cry, weep

Question 9

mortuus,

A

Answer 9

mortuus, mortua, mortuum – dead

Question 10

narro
V
1

Answer 10

narro, narrare, narravi, narratus – tell, relate

Question 11

neco
V
1

Answer 11

neco, necare, necavi, necatus – kill

Question 12

nihil –

Answer 12

nihil – nothing

Question 13

omnis,

Answer 13

omnis, omnis, omne – all

Question 14

paro,
V
1

Answer 14

paro, parare, paravi, paratus – prepare

Question 15

pestis,

N

Answer 15

pestis, pestis; f – pest, rascal

Question 16

poculum,

N

Answer 16

poculum, poculi; n – cup (often for wine)

Question 17

procedo,
V with three forms
3

Answer 17

procedo, procedere, processi – advance, proceed

Question 18

prope –

Answer 18

prope-near

Question 19

pulcher,

A

Answer 19

pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum – beautiful, handsome

Question 20

rogo,
V
1

Answer 20

rogo, rogare, rogavi, rogatus – ask

Question 21

tacite –

Answer 21

tacite – quietly, silently

Question 22

tamen –

Answer 22

tamen – however

Question 23

terreo,
V
2

Answer 23

terreo, terrēre, terrui, territus – frighten

Question 24

umbra,

N

Answer 24

umbra, umbrae; f – ghost, shadow

Question 25

valde –

Answer 25

valde – very much, very

Question 26

ceno,
V
1

Answer 26

ceno, cenare, cenavi, – – eat dinner, dine