UNIT IV Review Flashcards

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Q

Quid novi?

A

What’s new?

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Magister dixit

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The master has spoken.

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3
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A mari usque ad mare.

A

From sea to sea.

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Dictum et factum.

A

Said and done.

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A mari usque ad mare.

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From sea to sea.

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Q

to hear

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áudio audire

audivi auditus

audition, audio

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to take,

capture

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cápio cápere

cepi captus

capture

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to desire,

wish for

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cúpio cúpere

cupivi cupitus

cupid

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to say, speak

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dico dícere

dixi dictus

dictation

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to lead

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duco dúcere

duxi ductus

duct

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to sleep

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dórmio dormire

dormivi dormitus

dormitory, dormant

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to make,

do

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fácio fácere

feci factus

fact

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to fix, fasten

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figo fígere

fixi fixus

fixation

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to finish, limit

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fínio finire

finivi finitus

finish, finite

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to flee

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fúgio fúgere

fugi fúgitus

fugitive

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to hinder, obstruct

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impédio impedire

impedivi impeditus

impede, impediment

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to discover, find out

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invénio invenire

inveni inventus

invent

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to throw

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jácio jácere

jeci jactus

eject

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to join, connect

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jungo júngere

junxi junctus

junction

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to fortify, protect

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múnio munire

munivi munitus

ammunition

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to not know

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néscio nescire

nescivi nescitus

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to rule

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rego régere

rexi rectus

direct

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to know

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scio scire

scivi scitus

science

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to feel, perceive

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séntio sentire

sensi sensus

sensitive

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to build, construct
**struo strúere** **struxi structus** structure
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to drag, haul
**traho tráhere** **traxi tractus** traction, tractor
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to convey, transport
**veho véhere** **vexi vectus** vehicle
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to come
**vénio venire** **veni ventus** advent
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to conquer
**vinco vícere** **vici victus** invincible
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to live, be alive
**vivo vívere** **vixi victus** vivid
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who?
**quis?**
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what?
**quid?**
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when?
**quando?**
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where? in what place?
**ubi?**
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why?
**cur?**
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how many?
**quot?**
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how long?
**quam diu?**
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how (in what manner)?
**quómodo?**
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3rd **io** verbs belong to the 3rd conjugation because their infinitive ends in \_\_\_\_.
3rd **io** verbs belong to the 3rd conjugation because their infinitive ends in **_-ere_**.
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The perfect system is ________ regular in all four conjugations.
The perfect system is _perfectly_ regular in all four conjugations.
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What are two types of direct questions?
1. questions introduced by questions words 2. questions answered with a *yes* or *no*
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How do you form *yes* or *no* questions in English?
by placing a helping verb first
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How do you form *yes* or *no* questions in Latin?
Add the enclitic **-ne** to the end of the first work of the sentence, usually the verb.