Latin Chapter V

Front 1

destiny, death (in plural)

Back 1

fatum, i (n.)

Front 2

receive, hear of; learn of

Back 2

accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus

Front 3

go, move, withdraw

Back 3

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum

Front 4

go or come to; approach

Back 4

accedo, accedere, accessi, accessum

Front 5

go away; depart

Back 5

discedo, discedere, discessi, discessum

Front 6

kill

Back 6

interfecio, interfecere, interfeci, interfectus

Front 7

complete; accomplish

Back 7

perficio, perficere, perfeci, perfectus

Front 8

go away

Back 8

abeo, abire, abii, abitum

Front 9

bring, bear, carry, endure

Back 9

fero, ferre, tuli, latus

Front 10

remember, be mindful (of)

Back 10

memini, meminisse

Front 11

hate

Back 11

odi, odisse

Front 12

go back; return

Back 12

redeo, redire, redii, reditum

Front 13

loyal; dutiful

Back 13

pius, a, um

Front 14

disloyal; wicked

Back 14

impius, a, um

Front 15

although

Back 15

etsi

Front 16

much; alot

Back 16

multum

Front 17

if. . . not, unless

Back 17

nisi

Front 18

after

Back 18

postquam

Front 19

although

Back 19

quamquam

Front 20

since, because

Back 20

quoniam

Front 21

thus, so, in this way, in such a way

Back 21

sic

Front 22

nevertheless

Back 22

tamen

Front 23

as; when

Back 23

ut

Front 24

I went/have gone

Back 24

ii

Front 25

you (pl.) have gone; you went

Back 25

istis

Front 26

they have gone; they went

Back 26

ierunt/iere

Front 27

we went;we have gone

Back 27

iimus/imus

Front 28

he has gone; went

Back 28

iit/it

Front 29

you (sing.) have gone; went

Back 29

isti

Front 30

I carry

Back 30

fero

Front 31

we are carried

Back 31

ferimur

Front 32

I am carried

Back 32

feror

Front 33

You (sing.) carry

Back 33

fers

Front 34

he is carried

Back 34

fertur

Front 35

we are carried

Back 35

ferimur

Front 36

you (pl.) carry

Back 36

fertis

Front 37

we carry

Back 37

ferimus

Front 38

they are being carried

Back 38

feruntur

Front 39

you (pl.) are being carried

Back 39

ferimini

Front 40

he is being carried

Back 40

fertur

Front 41

you (sing.) are carried

Back 41

ferris/ferre

Front 42

to carry

Back 42

ferre

Front 43

to be carried

Back 43

ferri

Front 44

carry (sing.)

Back 44

fer

Front 45

be carried (pl.)

Back 45

ferimini

Front 46

be carried (sing.)

Back 46

ferre

Front 47

carry (pl.)

Back 47

ferte

Front 48

of myself

Back 48

mei

Front 49

myself (d.o.)

Back 49

me

Front 50

to/for myself

Back 50

mihi

Front 51

from me

Back 51

me

Front 52

of ourselves

Back 52

nostrum/nostri

Front 53

to/for ourselves

Back 53

nobis

Front 54

ourselves (d.o.)

Back 54

nos

Front 55

from ourselves

Back 55

nobis

Front 56

of yourself

Back 56

tui

Front 57

to/for yourself

Back 57

tibi

Front 58

of yourselves

Back 58

vestrum/vestri

Front 59

to/for yourselves

Back 59

vobis

Front 60

from yourselves

Back 60

vobis

Front 61

yourself (d.o.)

Back 61

te

Front 62

from yourself

Back 62

te

Front 63

of himself; itself; herself; themselves

Back 63

sui

Front 64

to/for himself, to/for herself; to/for itself; to/for themselves

Back 64

sibi

Front 65

himself, herself, itself, themselves (d.o.)

Back 65

se; sese

Front 66

from himself; from herself; from itself; from themselves

Back 66

se; sese

Front 67

itself (m.)

Back 67

ipse

Front 68

itself (f.)

Back 68

ipsa

Front 69

itself (n.)

Back 69

ipsum

Front 70

of itself

Back 70

ipsius

Front 71

to itself

Back 71

ipsi

Front 72

itself (d.o. masc.)

Back 72

ipsum

Front 73

itself (d.o. fem.)

Back 73

ipsam

Front 74

itself (d.o. neut.)

Back 74

ipsum

Front 75

from itself (m.)

Back 75

ipso

Front 76

from itself (f.)

Back 76

ipsa

Front 77

from itself (n.)

Back 77

ipso

Front 78

themselves (m.)

Back 78

ipsi

Front 79

themselves (f.)

Back 79

ipsae

Front 80

themselves (n.)

Back 80

ipsa

Front 81

of themselves (m.)

Back 81

ipsorum

Front 82

of themselves (f.)

Back 82

ipsarum

Front 83

of themselves (n.)

Back 83

ipsorum

Front 84

to/for themselves

Back 84

ipsis

Front 85

themselves (d.o.) (m.)

Back 85

ipsos

Front 86

themselves (d.o.) (f.)

Back 86

ipsas

Front 87

themselves (d.o.) (n.)

Back 87

ipsa

Front 88

from themselves

Back 88

ipsis

Front 89

hostility

Back 89

inimicitia, ae (f.) + dative

Front 90

alternative word for death

Back 90

fati (always plural)

Front 91

go (not "ire")

Back 91

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum

Front 92

withdraw

Back 92

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum

Front 93

move (not "moveo")

Back 93

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum

Front 94

accomplish

Back 94

perficio, perficere, perfeci, perfectus

Front 95

endure

Back 95

fero, ferre, tuli, latus

Front 96

wicked

Back 96

impius, a, um

Front 97

in this way

Back 97

sic

Front 98

alternative way of saying "say" or "report"

Back 98

fero, ferre, tuli, latus

Front 99

imperative of meminisse

Back 99

memento and memenote

Front 100

male

Back 100

scarcely, poorly, wrongfully, wickedly

Front 101

To make the stem of the perfect active system

Back 101

remove "i" from 3rd principal part

Front 102

Perfect active endings

Back 102

i
isti
it
imus
istis
erunt or ere

Front 103

Alternative perfect of "ire"

Back 103

ii
isti
iit/ it
iimus/imus
istis
ierunt/iere

Front 104

To form the pluperfect

Back 104

1. take perfect active stem
2. add infix "era"
3. add active personal endings

Front 105

To form the future perfect

Back 105

1. take the perfect active stem
2. add infix "eri"
3. add the active personal endings

Front 106

synopsis of "fero"

Back 106

Active
fero
fers
fert
ferimus
fertis
ferunt

Passive
feror
ferre/ferris
fertur
ferimur
ferimini
feruntur

Infinitives
ferre
ferri

Imperatives
Active
fer/ferte

Passive
ferre/ferimini

Front 107

irregular adverbs

Back 107

multum
bene
male
valide/valde

Front 108

3 classes of conditional sentences

Back 108

1. simple
2. future
3. contrary to fact

Front 109

two types of simple conditional sentences

Back 109

1. present
2. past

Front 110

present simple conditional

Back 110

apodosis and protasis are in the present tense

Front 111

past simple conditional

Back 111

any tense of the past in both the protasis and apodosis

Front 112

4 types of subordinate clauses

Back 112

1. temporal
2. causal
3. concessive
4. conditional

Front 113

Future more vivid

Back 113

protasis and apodosis are in the future indicative

Front 114

Future more vivid with emphatic protasis

Back 114

protasis in the future perfect; apodosis in the future indicative