Subjunctions

Question 1

at

Answer 1

but, yet, moreover

introduces different but not completely opposing idea

Question 2

an

Answer 2

or, whether

Question 3

atque/ac

Answer 3

and also, and even, and in fact;
(after words expressing comparison) as, than

atque before consonants and vowels, especially ‘h’, ac before consonants

Question 4

aut

Answer 4

or, otherwise

Question 5

autem

Answer 5

but, however, moreover

autem is postpositive

Question 6

dum

Answer 6

while, whilst, as long as

Question 7

enim

Answer 7

for, infact, truly, so, indeed

enim is usually postpositive

Question 8

et

Answer 8

and; even

Question 9

igitur

Answer 9

therefore, consequently

igitur is postpositive

Question 10

nam

Answer 10

for, since, thus, because, actually

Question 11

neque/nec

Answer 11

and not, nor

Question 12

nisi

Answer 12

if not, unless; except

Question 13

postquam

Answer 13

after, since

Question 14

quam (after comparatives)

Answer 14

than

Question 15

quandō

Answer 15

when, now that, since;
because, since, seeing that

Question 16

-que

Answer 16

and;
(when repeated) both _ and _

-que is enclitic

Question 17

quod

Answer 17

because;
what, which

Question 18

quoniam

Answer 18

since, in as much as

Question 19

sed

Answer 19

but

Question 20

sī

Answer 20

if

Question 21

ubi

Answer 21

where, when;
where?, when?

Question 22

ut + indic.

Answer 22

as, just as, like, when