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21 Cards in this Set
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Drop the "i" from the 3rd P.P. of a 2nd Conj. verb, and you get this.
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Perfect Stem
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The third to last syllable of a Latin word.
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antepenult
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The indirect object case.
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dative
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A part of speech which does not exist in Latin
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article
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This case determines the declension to which a noun belongs (2 words)
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genitive singular
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He likes to walk.
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Amat ambulare.
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They wounded the soldiers.
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Milites vulneraverunt.
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I had doubted.
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dubitaveram
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In principio erat Verbum, (in English)
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In the beginning was the Word,
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But deliver us from evil. (in Latin)
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Sed libera nos a malo.
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Introibo ad altare Dei.
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I will go in unto the altar of God.
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1st principal part of "to frighten"
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terreo
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2nd principal part of "to hold"
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tenere
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3rd principal part of "to be well"
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valui
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4th principal part of "to teach"
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doctus
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4th principal part of "to fear"
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there is none.
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4th Declension, genitive singular
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-us (with macron)
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2nd Declension, genitive plural
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-orum
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3rd Declension, neuter, ablative plural
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-ibus
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1st Declension, ablative singular
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-a (with macron)
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5th Declension, dative plural
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-ebus
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