Verbs, Irregular Flashcards
What does ‘velle’ mean?
‘velle’ means to want.
How do you say ‘I want’ in Latin?
‘volo’ means I want.
How do you say ‘you want’ in Latin?
‘vis’ means you want.
How do you say ‘he/she wants’ in Latin?
‘vult’ means he/she wants.
How do you say ‘we want’ in Latin?
‘volumus’ means we want.
How do you say ‘you (pl) want’ in Latin?
‘vultis’ means you (pl) want.
How do you say ‘they want’ in Latin?
‘volunt’ means they want.
What does ‘nolle’ mean?
‘nolle’ means to not want.
How do you say ‘I don’t want’ in Latin?
‘nolo’ means I don’t want.
How do you say ‘you don’t want’ in Latin?
‘non vis’ means you don’t want.
How do you say ‘he/she doesn’t want’ in Latin?
‘non vult’ means he/she doesn’t want.
How do you say ‘we don’t want’ in Latin?
‘nolumus’ means we don’t want.
How do you say ‘you (pl) don’t want’ in Latin?
‘non vultis’ means you (pl) don’t want.
How do you say ‘they don’t want’ in Latin?
‘nolunt’ means they don’t want.
What does ‘posse’ mean?
‘posse’ means to be able.
How do you say ‘I am able/can’ in Latin?
‘possum’ means I am able/can.
How do you say ‘you are able/can’ in Latin?
‘potes’ means you are able/can.
How do you say ‘he/she is able/can’ in Latin?
‘potest’ means he/she is able/can.
How do you say ‘we are able/can’ in Latin?
‘possumus’ means we are able/can.
How do you say ‘you (pl) are able/can’ in Latin?
‘potestis’ means you (pl) are able/can.
How do you say ‘they are able/can’ in Latin?
‘possunt’ means they are able/can.
How do you say ‘I was able’ in Latin?
‘poteram’ means I was able.
How do you say ‘you were able’ in Latin?
‘poteras’ means you were able.
How do you say ‘he/she was able’ in Latin?
‘poterat’ means he/she was able.
