Week 2 Flashcards
porto, -are
to carry
voco, -are
to call by name, to summon
accusativus, -a, -um
accusative (relating to what is accused)
sum, esse
to be
littera, -ae
a letter of the alphabet; a written letter (in plural)
specto, -are
to look at, to watch intently
provincia, -ae
a province
casus, -us
a falling, fall, happening, event
poeta, -ae
poet
vita, -ae
life
dea, deae
goddess
pugno, -are
to fight with one’s fists
genetivus, -a, -um
genitive (relating to what is innate)
nomen, -inis
a name
aqua, -ae
water
clarus, -a, -um
clear, bright
nominativus, -a, -um
relating to what is named
magnus, -a, -um
great
filia, -ae
daughter
rogo, -are
to pray by begging
declensio, -nis
a downward slope
amo, -are
to love (so as to be one)
beatus, -a, -um
blessed, happy
puella, -ae
a girl
supplico, -are
to pray on one’s knees
paro, -are
to prepare, to ready
oro, -are
to pray (to undertake the action of praying)
adjectivus, -a, -um
adjective (relating to what is thrown next to something else)
nuntio, -are
to tell publicly, to announce
femina, -ae
a women (in the sense of a female)
accupo, -are
to occupy or seize a place
clamo, -are
to call (with a shout), to shout, to cry out
do, dare
to give
natura, -ae
nature
laudo, -are
to praise (something or someone)
monstro, -are
to show
agricola, -ae
devoted to agriculture, cattle breeding
