Latin 2

Front 1

fabula, -ae, f

Back 1

story

Hint 1

fable, fabulous

Front 2

Roma, -ae, f.

Back 2

Rome

Hint 2

Romance Languages

Front 3

patria, -ae, f.

Back 3

fatherland, country

Hint 3

patriot, patriotic, expatriate

Front 4

pecunia, -ae, f.

(from the Latin for cattle, pecus. The Romans traded cattle before they had currency.)

Back 4

money

Hint 4

pecuniary, impecunious

Front 5

villa, -ae, f.

Back 5

farmhouse

Hint 5

village

Front 6

do, dare, dedi, datus

Back 6

give

Hint 6

data, dedicate, dedication

Front 7

dono, donare, donavi, donatus

Back 7

give, donate

Hint 7

donor, donation

Front 8

mando, mandare, mandavi, mandatus

Back 8

entrust

Hint 8

mandate, command

Front 9

monstro, monstrare, monstravi, monstratus

Back 9

show

Hint 9

demonstrate, demonstration, demonstrative

Front 10

nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus

Back 10

tell, report

Hint 10

announce, annunciation, enunciation, denounce, denunciation

Front 11

a, ab (abl)

Back 11

away from

Hint 11

absent, absentee, abstain, in absentia

Front 12

cum (abl)

Back 12

with

Hint 12

(in English assimilates to con-, col-, cor-, etc) conference, collate, correlate

Front 13

e, ex (abl)

Back 13

out from

Hint 13

exit, expectorant, exorcise, export

Front 14

in (abl or acc.)

Back 14

with abl. = in, on
with acc. = into, onto

Hint 14

incorporate, incarcerate, incarnate, encase, inception, incise, incline, incur
(Be careful with this one. Usually the prefix "in-" means NOT in English. This preposition assimilates to the prefix "en-" in some English words)

Front 15

pro (abl)

Back 15

in front of, on behalf of

Hint 15

providence, profane, proceed, procession, progress, procure, progeny, provide

Front 16

sine (abl)

Back 16

without

Hint 16

sinecure

Front 17

sub (abl. or acc.)

Back 17

With abl. = under
with acc. = up to

Hint 17

subway, subterranean, suburb, substitute, subsonic, subordinate, submerge, substantive

Front 18

lingua, -ae, f.

Back 18

language, tongue

Hint 18

linguistic, bilingual, trilingual

Front 19

praeda, -ae, f

Back 19

loot

Hint 19

predator, praedial, predation

Front 20

provincia, -ae, f

Back 20

province

Hint 20

provincial

Front 21

a, ab (abl)

Back 21

away from

Hint 21

absent, absentee, abstain, in absentia

Front 22

cum (abl)

Back 22

with

Hint 22

(in English assimilates to con-, col-, cor-, etc) conference, collate, correlate

Front 23

e, ex (abl)

Back 23

out from

Hint 23

exit, expectorant, exorcise, export

Front 24

in (abl or acc.)

Back 24

with abl. = in, on
with acc. = into, onto

Hint 24

incorporate, incarcerate, incarnate, encase, inception, incise, incline, incur
(Be careful with this one. Usually the prefix "in-" means NOT in English. This preposition assimilates to the prefix "en-" in some English words)

Front 25

pro (abl)

Back 25

in front of, on behalf of

Hint 25

providence, profane, proceed, procession, progress, procure, progeny, provide

Front 26

sine (abl)

Back 26

without

Hint 26

sinecure

Front 27

sub (abl. or acc.)

Back 27

With abl. = under
with acc. = up to

Hint 27

subway, subterranean, suburb, substitute, subsonic, subordinate, submerge, substantive

Front 28

lingua, -ae, f.

Back 28

language, tongue

Hint 28

linguistic, bilingual, trilingual

Front 29

praeda, -ae, f

Back 29

loot

Hint 29

predator, praedial, predation

Front 30

provincia, -ae, f

Back 30

province

Hint 30

provincial

Front 31

pugna, -ae, f.

Back 31

battle, fight (noun)

Hint 31

pugnacious, repugnant, pugilist

Front 32

pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus

Back 32

fight (verb)

Hint 32

pugnacious, repugnant

Front 33

aedifico, aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus

Back 33

build

Hint 33

edify, edifice, edification (NB: latin "ae" often changes to "e" in English)

Front 34

occupo, occupare, occupavi, occupatus

Back 34

seize, occupy

Hint 34

occupation, occupant

Front 35

voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatus

Back 35

call

Hint 35

vocal, vocation, advocate, voice, avocation

Front 36

circum (with acc.)

Back 36

around, about

Hint 36

circumference, circumnavigate, circumvent, circular, circle

Front 37

aut

Back 37

or

Hint 37

(N.B. All of these words may be little, but they are very important! Be sure to memorize them, or you will end up looking them up over and over! )

Front 38

etiam

Back 38

also, even

Hint 38

(N.B. All of these words may be little, but they are very important! Be sure to memorize them, or you will end up looking them up over and over! )

Front 39

hodie

Back 39

today

Hint 39

(N.B. All of these words may be little, but they are very important! Be sure to memorize them, or you will end up looking them up over and over! )

Front 40

postea

Back 40

later

Hint 40

(N.B. All of these words may be little, but they are very important! Be sure to memorize them, or you will end up looking them up over and over! )

Front 41

saepe

Back 41

often

Hint 41

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Front 42

sed

Back 42

but

Hint 42

(N.B. All of these words may be little, but they are very important! Be sure to memorize them, or you will end up looking them up over and over! )

Front 43

tum

Back 43

then

Hint 43

(N.B. All of these words may be little, but they are very important! Be sure to memorize them, or you will end up looking them up over and over! )