VOCAB comparative/superlative 1 Flashcards

1
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What does ‘altus, a, um’ mean?

A

high, tall

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What is the meaning of ‘latus, a, um’?

A

wide

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3
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Define ‘inimicus, a, um’.

A

unfriendly

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4
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What does ‘ignotus, a, um’ signify?

A

unknown

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5
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What is the translation of ‘notus, a, um’?

A

known

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6
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What does ‘laetus, a, um’ mean?

A

happy

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7
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Define ‘amicus, a, um’.

A

friendly

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8
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What does ‘lentus, a, um’ mean?

A

slow

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9
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What is the meaning of ‘tardus, a, um’?

A

slow

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10
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What does ‘carus, a, um’ signify?

A

dear

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11
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Define ‘clarus, a, um’.

A

famous

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12
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What does ‘gratus, a, um’ mean?

A

pleasing

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13
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What is the translation of ‘apertus, a, um’?

A

open

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14
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What does ‘miser, a, um’ signify?

A

sad, wretched

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15
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Define ‘pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum’.

A

beautiful

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16
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What does ‘liber, libera, liberum’ mean?

17
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What is the meaning of ‘potens (potentis-gen)’?

18
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What does ‘sapiens (sapientis)’ signify?

19
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Define ‘felix (felici)’.

20
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What does ‘gravis, is, e’ mean?

21
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What is the translation of ‘fidelis, is, e’?

22
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What does ‘tristis, is, e’ signify?

23
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Define ‘humilis, is, e’.

24
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Define ferox (felicis):

25
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Define velox (velocis):

26
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similis, is, e

A

similar

This term can also imply likeness in various contexts.

27
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What does ‘facilis, is, e’ mean?

A

easy

It denotes a quality of simplicity or lack of difficulty.

28
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What is the meaning of ‘dissimilis, is, e’?

A

unsimilar

This term indicates a lack of similarity or likeness.

29
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What does ‘difficilis, is, e’ translate to?

A

difficult

It describes something that is hard to accomplish or understand.

30
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Define ‘utilis, is, e’.

A

useful

This term refers to something that has practical utility or benefit.

31
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clever, celeris, celere

A

quick

This term is often used to describe speed.

32
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Translate ‘acer, acris, acre’.

A

sharp

It can refer to both physical sharpness (like a blade) and metaphorical sharpness (like wit).

33
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What does ‘levis, levis, leve’ mean?

A

light

This term can refer to weight or brightness.

34
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What is the meaning of ‘alacer, alacris, alacre’?

A

eager, ready

It describes a state of enthusiasm or readiness to act.

35
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What does ‘fortis, fortis, forte’ translate to?

A

brave, strong

This term encompasses both physical strength and courage.

36
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Define ‘prudens, prudentis’.

A

wise

It refers to the quality of having good sense or judgment.

37
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What is the meaning of ‘audax, audacis’?

A

bold

This term signifies a willingness to take risks.