Lat101 Final Part Ii

Front 1

Perfect Construction

Back 1

3rd Part + suffix

Front 2

Pluperfect Construction

Back 2

3rd part + imperfect of sum

Front 3

Future Perfect

Back 3

3rd part + future of sum
* 3rd person plural = erint NOT erunt.

Front 4

adulēscēns

Back 4

young man or woman
m. and fm.

Front 5

young man or woman

Back 5

adulēscēns, adulēscentis

Front 6

annus

Back 6

year

Front 7

year

Back 7

annus, ī
m.

Front 8

Caesar

Back 8

Caesar, Caesaris
m.

Front 9

mother

Back 9

māter, mātris
fm.

Front 10

doctor, physician

Back 10

medicus, ī
m.
medica, ae
fm.

Front 11

medicus

Back 11

doctor, physician

Front 12

father

Back 12

pater, patris
m.

Front 13

patientia

Back 13

suffering; patience, endurance

Front 14

suffering, patience, endurance

Back 14

patienta, ae
fm.

Front 15

prīncipium, iī

Back 15

beginning

Front 16

beginning

Back 16

prīncipium, iī
n.

Front 17

acerbus

Back 17

harsh, bitter, grievous

Front 18

harsh, bitter, grievous

Back 18

acerbus, a, um

Front 19

diū

Back 19

long, for a long time
adv.

Front 20

nūper

Back 20

recently

Front 21

long, for a long time

Back 21

diū

Front 22

nūper

Back 22

recently

Front 23

in front of, before, on behalf of, for the sake of, in return for, instead of, for, as

Back 23

prō
prep. + abl.

Front 24

āmittō

Back 24

to lose, let go

Front 25

to lose, let go

Back 25

āmittō
-mittere
mīsī
missum

Front 26

cadō

Back 26

to fall

Front 27

to fall

Back 27

cadō
cadere
cecidī
cāsūrum

Front 28

creō

Back 28

to create

Front 29

to create

Back 29

creō (1)
creāre
creāvī
creātum

Front 30

mittō v. āmittō v. committō v. admittō

Back 30

mittō (send, let go)
āmittō (lose, let go)
committō (to entrust, commit)
admittō (to admit, receive, let in)

Front 31

intensive pronoun

Back 31

ipse, ipsa, ipsum

Front 32

ipse

Back 32

himself, the very, the actual

Front 33

ipse declension

Back 33

ipse, ipsa, ipsum
gen. sing.: ipsīus
dat. sing.: ipsī

Front 34

quisque, quidque

Back 34

each one, each person, each thing
indefinite pronoun
cp. quis/quid
gen.: cuiusque
dat.: cuique

Front 35

each one, each person, each thing

Back 35

quisque, quidque
indefinite pronoun
cp. quis/quid

Front 36

doctus, a, um

Back 36

taught, learned, skilled

Front 37

taught, learned, skilled

Back 37

doctus, a, um

Front 38

fortūnātus, a, um
v.
beātus, a, um

Back 38

happy, fortunate, lucky
v.
happy, fortunate, blessed

Front 39

nam

Back 39

for
conj.

Front 40

for

Back 40

nam
conj.

Front 41

ante

Back 41

before (in place or time), in front of
prep. + acc.
before, previously
adv.

Front 42

per

Back 42

through
prep. + acc.
by
with reflexive pronoun

Front 43

ōlim

Back 43

at that time, once, formerly; in the future
adv.

Front 44

at that time, once, formerly; in the future

Back 44

ōlim
adv.

Front 45

alō

Back 45

nourish, support, sustain, increase; cherish
(as in alimony)

Front 46

nourish, support, sustain, increase; cherish

Back 46

alō
alere
aluī
altum

Front 47

dīligō

Back 47

to esteem, love

Front 48

to esteem, love

Back 48

dīligō
dīligere
dīlēxī
dīlēctum

Front 49

to join

Back 49

iungō
iungere
iūnxī
iūnctum

Front 50

to stand, stand still or firm

Back 50

stō
stāre
stetī
statum

Front 51

stō

Back 51

to stand, stand still or firm

Front 52

servō v. cōnservō

Back 52

servō (to preserve, save, keep, guard)
cōnservō (to preserve, conserve, maintain)

Front 53

a living creature, animal

Back 53

animal, animālis
n.

Front 54

animal

Back 54

a living creature, animal

Front 55

ars

Back 55

art, skill

Front 56

art, skill

Back 56

ars, artis
fm.

Front 57

ear

Back 57

auris, auris
fm.

Front 58

auris

Back 58

ear

Front 59

cīvis

Back 59

citizen

Front 60

citizen

Back 60

cīvis, cīvis
m. or fm.

Front 61

iūs, iūris

Back 61

right, justice, law

Front 62

right, justice, law

Back 62

iūs, iūris
n.

Front 63

iūs v. iūdex v. iūdicium

Back 63

iūs (right, justice, law)
iūdex (judge, juror)
iūdicium (judgment, decision, opinion; trial)

Front 64

sea

Back 64

mare, maris
n.

Front 65

death

Back 65

mors, mortis
fm.

Front 66

mors

Back 66

death

Front 67

cloud

Back 67

nūbēs, nūbis
fm.

Front 68

nūbēs

Back 68

cloud

Front 69

ōs

Back 69

mouth, face

Front 70

mouth, face

Back 70

ōs, ōris
n.

Front 71

pars

Back 71

part, share; direction

Front 72

part, share; direction

Back 72

pars, partis
fm.

Front 73

Rome

Back 73

Rōma, ae
fm.

Front 74

turba

Back 74

uproar, disturbance; mob, crowd, multitude

Front 75

uproar, disturbance; mob, crowd, multitude

Back 75

turba, ae
fm.

Front 76

vīs

Back 76

force, power, violence
pl. only: strength

Front 77

ā/ab

Back 77

away from, from; by (abl. of agent)
prep. + abl.
ā before consonants only

Front 78

trāns

Back 78

across
prep. + acc.

Front 79

appellō

Back 79

to speak to, address (as), call, name

Front 80

to speak to, address (as), call, name

Back 80

appellō (1)

Front 81

currō

Back 81

to run, rush, move quickly

Front 82

to run, rush, move quickly

Back 82

currō
currere
cucurrī
cursum

Front 83

mūtō

Back 83

to change, alter; exchange

Front 84

to change, alter; exchange

Back 84

mūtō (1)

Front 85

teneō v. habeō

Back 85

teneō (to hold, keep, possess; restrain)
habeō (to hold, have, possess; consider, regard)

Front 86

teneō

Back 86

to hold, keep, possess, restrain

Front 87

to hold, keep, possess; restrain

Back 87

teneō
tenēre
tenuī
tentum

Front 88

vītō

Back 88

avoid, shun
(cp. fugiō [flee, hurry away; escape; go into exile; avoid, shun])

Front 89

avoid, shun

Back 89

vītō (1)

Front 90

memoria

Back 90

memory, recollection

Front 91

memory

Back 91

memoria, ae
fm.

Front 92

tempestās

Back 92

period of time, season; weather, storm

Front 93

period of time, season; weather, storm

Back 93

tempestās, tempestātis
fm.

Front 94

miser

Back 94

wretched, miserable, unfortunate

Front 95

wretched, miserable, unfortunate

Back 95

miser, misera, miserum

Front 96

inter

Back 96

between, among
prep. + acc.

Front 97

between, among

Back 97

inter
prep + acc.

Front 98

itaque

Back 98

and so, therefore
adv.

Front 99

and so, therefore

Back 99

itaque
adv.

Front 100

exspectō

Back 100

to look for, expect, await

Front 101

to look for, expect, await

Back 101

exspectō (1)
exspectāre
exspectāvī
exspectātum

Front 102

iaciō

Back 102

to throw, hurl

Front 103

to throw, hurl

Back 103

iaciō
iacere
iēcī
iactum

Front 104

ēiciō

Back 104

to throw out, drive out

Front 105

to throw out, drive out

Back 105

ēiciō
ēicere
ēiēcī
ēiectum

Front 106

timeō

Back 106

to fear, be afraid of, be afraid

Front 107

to fear, be afraid of, be afraid

Back 107

timeō
timēre
timuī

Front 108

greedy

Back 108

avārus, a, um

Front 109

avārus, a, um

Back 109

greedy

Front 110

at that time

Back 110

eō tempore

Front 111

satura

Back 111

satire

Front 112

ācer

Back 112

sharp, keen, eager; severe, fierce

Front 113

ācer v. acerbus v. asper

Back 113

ācer (sharp, keen, eager; severe, fierce)
acerbus: harsh, bitter, grievous
asper: rough, harsh

Front 114

brevis v. parvus

Back 114

brevis (short, small, brief)
parvus (small, little)
i.e. small in duration v. small in physical size

Front 115

celer

Back 115

swift, quick, rapid

Front 116

swift, quick, rapid

Back 116

celer, celeris, celere

Front 117

sharp, keen, eager; severe, fierce

Back 117

ācer, ācris, ācre

Front 118

difficilis

Back 118

hard, difficult, troublesome

Front 119

hard, difficult, troublesome

Back 119

difficilis, difficile

Front 120

dulcis v. facilis v. iūcundus

Back 120

dulcis (sweet; pleasant, agreeable)
facilis (easy, agreeable)
iūcundus (pleasant, delightful, agreeable, pleasing)

Front 121

sweet, pleasant, agreeable

Back 121

dulcis, dulce

Front 122

easy, agreeable

Back 122

facilis, facile

Front 123

strong, brave

Back 123

fortis, forte

Front 124

fortis

Back 124

strong, brave

Front 125

ingēns

Back 125

huge

Front 126

huge

Back 126

ingēns
gen: ingentis

Front 127

long

Back 127

longus, a, um

Front 128

omnis

Back 128

every, all
sing, pl

Front 129

every, all

Back 129

omnis, omne

Front 130

potēns

Back 130

able, powerful, mighty, strong

Front 131

able, powerful, mighty, strong

Back 131

potēns
gen.: potentis

Front 132

senex

Back 132

old, aged; old man

Front 133

old, aged; old man

Back 133

senex
gen: senis

Front 134

quam

Back 134

how
adv.

Front 135

how

Back 135

quam
adv.

Front 136

regō

Back 136

rule, guide, direct

Front 137

rule, guide, direct

Back 137

regō
regere
rēxī
rēctum