Unit 4 Vocabulary Review Flashcards
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aedifícium -i n.
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building
2
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aequor aéquoris n.
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smooth surface, sea
3
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aer áeris m.
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the air
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antrum -i n.
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cave
5
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arcus -ūs m.
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bow
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astrum -i n.
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heavenly body, heavens
7
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attack
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impetus -ūs m.
8
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auxílium -i n.
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help, aid
9
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avis avis f.
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bird
10
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beginning, origin
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princípium -i n.
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bird
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avis avis f.
12
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bone
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os ossis n.
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bow
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arcus -ūs m.
14
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building
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aedificium -i n.
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castellum -i n.
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fort
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cavalry
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equitatus -ūs m.
17
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cave
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antrum -i n.
18
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Cáveat emptor.
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Let the buyer beware.
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Cedant arma togae.
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Let arms yield to the toga.
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certamen certáminis n.
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struggle, contest
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chain, bond
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vinculum -i n.
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chariot, cart, wagon
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currus -ūs m.
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clothes
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vestis vestis f.
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cloud
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nubes nubis f.
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comes cómitis *m.*
companion
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command, power
impérium -i *n.*
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commandment, order
mandatum -i *n.*
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common people, plebeians
plebs plebis *f.*
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companion
comes cómitis *m.*
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concílium -i *n.*
council, meeting
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consílium -i *n.*
counsel, advice, plan
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council, meeting
concílium -i *n.*
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counsel, advice, plan
consílium -i *n.*
34
countenance, expression
vultus -ūs *m.*
35
countryside
rus ruris *n.*
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course, running
cursus -ūs *m.*
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Credo ut intéllegam.
I believe in order that I may understand.
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crime, evil deed
scelus scéleris *n.*
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crus cruris *n.*
leg
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currus -ūs *m.*
chariot, cart, wagon
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cursus -ūs *m.*
course, running
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danger
perículum -i *n.*
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death
letum -i *n.*
44
destiny, fate
fatum -i *n.*
45
Dum vívimus, vivamus.
While we live, let us live.
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ease, leisure
ótium -i *n.*
47
egg
ovum -i *n.*
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end, outcome, exit
éxitus -ūs *m.*
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equitatus -ūs *m.*
cavalry
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Evangélium -i *n.*
Gospel
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exile
exílium -i *n.*
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exílium -i *n.*
exile
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éxitus -ūs *m.*
end, outcome, exit
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falling, misfortune
occasus -ūs *m.*
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fames famis *f.*
hunger, starvation
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fatum -i *n.*
destiny, fate
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fire
ignis ignis *m.*
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flos floris *m.*
flower
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flower
flos floris *m.*
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fodder, nourishment
pábulum -i *n.*
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fons fontis *m.*
fountain, spring, source
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fort
castellum -i *n.*
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fountain, spring, source
fons fontis *m.*
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Gospel
Evangélium -i *n.*
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grex gregis *m.*
herd, flock
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Hábeas corpus.
You may have the body.
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Hallowed be thy name.
Sanctificetur nomen tuum.
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hate, hatred
ódium -i *n.*
69
heavenly body, heavens
astrum -i *n.*
70
help, aid
auxílium -i *n.*
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herd, flock
grex gregis *m.*
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hiems híemis *f.*
winter
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hostage
obses óbsidis *m.*
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hunger, starvation
fames famis *f.*
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I believe in order that I may understand.
Credo ut intéllegam.
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ignis ignis *m.*
fire
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imber imbris *m.*
rain
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impérium -i *n.*
command, power
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impetus -ūs *m.*
attack
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in order that, so that
ut (*conj.*)
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inítium -i *n.*
starting point
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júvenis júvenis *m.*/*f.*
young person
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lapis lápidis *m.*
stone
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latus láteris *n.*
side, flank
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leg
crus cruris *n.*
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lest, so that ... not
ne (*conj.*)
87
Let arms yield to the toga.
Cedant arma togae.
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Let the buyer beware.
Cáveat emptor.
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letum -i *n.*
death
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litus lítoris *n.*
shore, coast
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mandatum -i *n.*
commandment, order
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May he rest in peace.
Requiescat in pace. (RIP)
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mouth
os oris *n.*
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munus múneris *n.*
office, duty
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ne (*conj.*)
lest, so that ... not
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ne (*w/ subjunctive verbs*)
not
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night
nox noctis *f.*
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nix nivis *f.*
snow
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not
ne (*w/ subjunctive verbs*)
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nox noctis *f.*
night
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nubes nubis *f.*
cloud
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obses óbsidis *m.*
hostage
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occasus -ūs *m.*
falling, misfortune
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ódium -i *n.*
hate, hatred
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office, duty
munus múneris *n.*
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os oris *n.*
mouth
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os ossis *n.*
bone
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ótium -i *n.*
ease, leisure
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ovis ovis *f.*
sheep
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ovum -i *n.*
egg
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pábulum -i *n.*
fodder, nourishment
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passus -ūs *m.*
step, pace
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perículum -i *n.*
danger
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plebs plebis *f.*
common people, plebeians
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praesidium -i *n.*
preside
116
preside
praesidium -i *n.*
117
prétium -i *n.*
price
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price
prétium -i *n.*
119
princípium -i *n.*
beginning, origin
120
rain
imber imbris *m.*
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Requiescat in pace. (RIP)
May he rest in peace.
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rus ruris *n.*
countryside
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Sanctificetur nomen tuum.
Hallowed be thy name.
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scelus scéleris *n.*
crime, evil deed
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sepulchrum -i *n.*
tomb
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sheep
ovis ovis *f.*
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shore, coast
litus lítoris *n.*
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side, flank
latus láteris *n.*
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smooth surface, sea
aequor aéquoris *n.*
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snow
nix nivis *f.*
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space, interval
spátium -i *n.*
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spátium -i *n.*
space, interval
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starting point
inítium -i *n.*
134
step, pace
passus -ūs *m.*
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stone
lapis lápidis *m.*
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struggle, contest
certamen certáminis *n.*
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the air
aer áeris m*.*
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theater
theatrum -i *n.*
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theatrum -i *n.*
theater
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three days
tríduum -i *n.*
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tomb
sepulchrum -i *n.*
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trace, footprint
vestígium -i *n.*
143
tríduum -i *n.*
three days
144
use, experience
usus -ūs *m.*
145
usus -ūs *m.*
use, experience
146
ut (*conj.*)
in order that, so that
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uxor uxoris *f.*
wife
148
vestígium -i *n.*
trace, footprint
149
vestis vestis *f.*
clothes
150
vice, blemish
vitium -i *n.*
151
vinculum -i *n.*
chain, bond
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vitium -i *n.*
vice, blemish
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votum -i *n.*
vow, prayer
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vow, prayer
votum -i *n.*
155
vultus -ūs *m.*
countenance, expression
156
While we live, let us live.
Dum vívimus, vivamus.
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wife
uxor uxoris *f.*
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winter
hiems híemis *f.*
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You may have the body.
Hábeas corpus.
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young person
júvenis júvenis *m.*/*f.*
