Vocabulary - Lessons 16 - 20 Flashcards
audio, audire, audivi, auditus (audition, auditorium, audible, audience)
hear (verb)
dormio, ire, ivi, itus (dormitory, dormant, dormer)
sleep (verb)
munio, (4) (ammunition, munitions)
fortify, construct (verb)
impedio, (4) (impediment)
hinder, impede (verb)
scio, (4) (science, conscience, conscious)
know (verb)
finio, (4) (final, finite)
finish, end, limit (verb)
punio, (4) punitive
punish (verb)
venio, venire (advent, intervene, event)
come (verb)
aperio, aperire (aperture)
open (verb)
sentio, sentire (sensitive, resent, sentimental, sentiment)
feel, perceive, think (verb)
hodie
today (adv)
cras
tomorrow (adv)
heri
yesterday (adv)
quod
because (conjunction)
quis
who? (pronoun)
quid
what? (pronoun)
ubi
where? (adv)
cur
why? (adv)
sed
but (conjunction)
nihil
nothing (noun)
clamor, clamoris (clamor, clamorous, exclamation)
shouting, shout (noun)
orator, oratoris (orator, oratorio, oratory)
speaker, orator (noun)
senator, senatoris
senator (noun)
mos, moris, m. (moral, mores)
custom (noun)
timor, timoris (timorous, timid, intimidate)
fear (noun)
volúntas, voluntátis (voluntary)
will, goodwill (noun)
pastor, pastoris (pastoral)
shepherd (noun)
virgo, virginis
virgin (noun)
lectio, lectionis (lecture)
lesson (noun)
piscator, piscatoris
fisherman (noun)
panis, panis, m.
bread (noun)
custos, custodis (custody, custodian)
guard (noun)
tentatio, tentationis
temptation (noun)
pes, pedis, m. (pedal, centipede, pedestrian, impede, impediment)
foot (noun)
dux, ducis (duke, duchess, aqueduct)
leader (noun)
libertas, libertatis
freedom, liberty (noun)
arbor, arboris, f. (arboretum, arbor)
tree (noun)
sol, solis, m. (solar, solstice, parasol)
sun (noun)
caritas, caritatis (charity)
love, charity (noun)
passio, passionis, f. (passion)
suffering (noun)
avis, avis, f. (aviation, aviator, aviary)
bird, sign, omen (noun)
mens, mentis, f. (mental)
mind, understanding (noun)
orbis, orbis, m. (orbit)
world, orbit, circle (noun)
ovis, ovis, f.
sheep (noun)
ars, artis, f. (artist, artificial)
art, skill (noun)
nix, nivis, f.
snow (noun)
finis, finis, m. (finish)
end, boundary (noun)
dens, dentis, m. (dental, dentist)
tooth (noun)
sedes, sedis, f. (sedentary, sedimentary)
seat, abode (noun)
civis, civis, m. or f. (civil, civilian, civilization)
citizen (noun)
sleep (verb)
dormio, ire, ivi, itus (dormitory, dormant, dormer)
hear (verb)
audio, audire, audivi, auditus (audition, auditorium, audible, audience)
know (verb)
scio, (4) (science, conscience, conscious)
hinder, impede (verb)
impedio, (4) impediment
fortify, construct (verb)
munio, (4) ammunition, munitions
come (verb)
venio, venire (advent, intervene, event)
punish (verb)
punio, (4) (punitive)
finish, end, limit (verb)
finio, (4) (final, finite)
today (adv)
hodie
feel, perceive, think (verb)
sentio, sentire (sensitive, resent, sentimental, sentiment)
open (verb)
aperio, aperire (aperture)
because (conjunction)
quod
yesterday (adv)
heri
tomorrow (adv)
cras
where?
ubi
what?
quid
who?
quis
nothing (noun)
nihil
but (conjunction)
sed
why? (adv)
cur
senator (noun)
senator, senatoris
speaker, orator (noun)
orator, oratoris (orator, oratorio, oratory)
shouting, shout (noun)
clamor, clamoris (clamor, clamorous, exclamation)
will, goodwill (noun)
volúntas, voluntátis (voluntary)
fear (noun)
timor, timoris (timorous, timid, intimidate)
custom (noun)
mos, moris, m. (moral, mores)
lesson (noun)
lectio, lectionis (lecture)
virgin (noun)
virgo, virginis
shepherd (noun)
pastor, pastoris (pastoral)
guard (noun)
custos, custodis (custody, custodian)
bread (noun)
panis, panis, m. (pantry, companion)
fisherman (noun)
piscator, piscatoris
leader (noun)
dux, ducis (duke, duchess, aqueduct)
foot (noun)
pes, pedis, m. (pedal, centipede, pedestrian, impede, impediment)
temptation (noun)
tentatio, tentationis
sun (noun)
sol, solis, m. (solar, solstice, parasol)
tree (noun)
arbor, arboris, f. (arboretum, arbor)
freedom, liberty (noun)
libertas, libertatis
bird, sign, omen (noun)
avis, avis, f. (aviation, aviator, aviary)
suffering (noun)
passio, passionis, f. (passion)
love, charity (noun)
caritas, caritatis (charity)
sheep (noun)
ovis, ovis, f.
world, orbit, circle (noun)
orbis, orbs, m. (orbit)
mind, understanding (noun)
mens, mentis, f. (mental)
art, skill (noun)
ars, artis, f. (artist, artificial)
snow (noun)
nix, nivis, f.
end, boundary (noun)
finis, finis, m. (finish)
tooth (noun)
dens, dentis, m. (dental, dentist)
seat, abode (noun)
sedes, sedis, f. (sedentary, sedimentary)
citizen (noun)
civis, civis, m. or f. (civil, civilian, civilization)