Wheelock's latin CAPVT II Flashcards
fâma, fâmae
(n.f.) rumor, report; fame, reputition
fôrma, fôrmae
(n.f.) form, shape; beauty
fortûna, fortûnae
(n.f.) fortune, luck
îra, îrae
(n.f.) ire, anger
naúta, naútae
(n.m.) sailor
pátria, pátriae
(n.f.) fatherland, native land, (one’s) country
pecûnia, pecûniae
(n.f.) money
philosóphia, philosóphiae
(n.f.) philosophy
poéna, poénae
(n.f.) penalty, punishment
poêta, poêtae
(n.m.) poet
pórta, pórtae
(n.f.) gate, enterance
puélla, puéllae
(n.f.) girl
rósa, rósae
(n.f.) rose
senténtia, senténtiae
(n.f.) feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence
vîta, vîtae
(n.f.) life; mode of life
antîquus, antîqua, antîquum
(adj.) ancient, old-time
mágnus, mágna, mágnum
(adj.) large, great;
important
méus, méa, méum
(adj.) my
múltus, múlta, múltum
(adj.) much, many
túus, túa, túum
(adj.) your
et
(conj.) and; even
Ō
(interj.) O!, Oh!
síne
(prep.) + abl. without
est
is
venia, veniae
(n.f.) favor, pardon
clēmentia, clēmentiae
(n.f.) clemency
dēportāre
to carry away
recūsāre
to refuse, reject
vītāre
to avoid
turba, turbae
(n.f.) crowd, mulitude
iubēre
to order
sānis, sāna, sānum
sound, sane
immodicus, immodicus, immodicum
immoderate, excessive
creāre
to create
īnsānia, īnsāniae
(n.f.) unsoundness, insanity
nūllis, nūlla, nūllum
no
avāritia, avāritiae
(n.f.) avarice
saevus, saeva, saevum
(adj.) cruel
catēna, catēnae
(n.f.) chain
onerāre
to load, oppress
rota, rotae
(n.f.) wheel
timēre
to fear
obdūrāre
to be firm, tough
bāsiāre
to kiss
tē
you
pecus
cattle
fors
chance
fēlīx
lucky
Optimē!
Great!
Pessimē!
Terrible!
Bene!
Good!
Satis bene.
So-so, okay.
Nōn bene.
Not well.
Et tū?
And you?
discipula, discipulae discipule, discipulī
student
magister, magistra
teacher
poénās dáre
idiom