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iter
journey
iter faciebant
they were traveling
tribus diebus
in three days
volebat
(he/she) wanted
indentidem
again and again
iudebat
(he) ordered, kept ordering
virga, -ae
f., stick
verberabat
(he) kept beatings, whipping
ibant
(they) were going
rusticus, -i
m., peasant
septimus
seventh
erat
(it) was
quiescebant
(they) were resting
pes, pedis
m., foot
vehicula
vehicles
arigua, -ae
m., charioteer
magno risu
with a loud laugh
fatuus
stupid
tabellarius, -i
m., courier
civis, civis
gen. pl civium
m./f., citizen
praeclarus
distinguished
ab or a
prep + abl, from
pars, partis
gen partium
f., part
Quam...!
How...!
ferociter
fiercely
Cave!
Watch out for...!
vito, vitare
to avoid
Imperfect tense
describes actions that took place in past time

-ba appears before personal endings
erat
(he/she/it) was -- imperfect irreg.
erant
(they) were -- imperfect irreg
poterat
(he/she/it) was able -- imperfect irreg
poterant
(they) were able - imperfect irreg
Adverbs
- modify verbs
- often indicate time, place, or manner of the action of the verb
- formed by adding -e or -iter to adjectives
- Examples:
* strenuus -> strenue active -> strenuously
* celer -> celeriter quick -> quickly
adhuc
adv,still
cras
adv, tomorrow
deinde
adv, then ,next
hodie
adv, today
iam
adv, now, already
identidem
adv, again and again, repeatedly
interea
adv, meanwhile
iterum
adv, again, a second time
mox
adv, soon, presently
nondum
adv, not yet
non iam
adv, no longer
nunc
adv, now
saepe
adv, often
semper
adv, always
simul
adv, together, at the same time
statim
adv, immediately
subito
adv, suddenly
tandem
adv, at last, at length
tum
adv, at that moment, then
ubi
adv, when, where
hic
adv, here
ibi
adv, there
etiam
adv, also, even
ferociter
adv, fiercely
furtim
adv, steathily
Ita vero!
Yes, indeed!
lente
adv, slowly
Minime!
No! Not at all!
necesse
adv, necessary
non
not
quoque
adv, also
strenue
adv, strenuously, hard
tacite
adv, silently
tamen
adv, however, nevertheless
Latin suffix -or added to the base of a verb
used to create 3rd declension nouns that mean the act or result of the verb:

clamare to shout -> clamor, shout
English suffix -(i)fy
creates words that mean "to make"

ex, beautify -> to make beautiful
magnify -> to make larger
Imperfect tense ending
Singular
1. -bam
2. -bas
3. -bat
Plural
1. -bamus
2. -batis
3. bant

Endings used for ALL Latin verbs except Esse and its compounds, include Posse.