Latin Christiana Ii Lesson 12

Front 1

voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatus

Back 1

call

Front 2

servo, servare, servavi, servatus

Back 2

guard, keep

Front 3

aro, arare

Back 3

plow

Front 4

exspecto, exspectare

Back 4

wait for

Front 5

tempto, temptare

Back 5

tempt

Front 6

nato, natare

Back 6

swim

Front 7

erro, errare

Back 7

err

Front 8

saluto, salutare

Back 8

greet

Front 9

sto, stare, steti, status

Back 9

stand

Front 10

do, dare, dedi, datus

Back 10

give

Front 11

Pater Noster, tentatio, tentationis

Back 11

temptation

Front 12

Errare est humanum

Back 12

To err is human

Front 13

Repetition is the mother of learning

Back 13

Repetitio mater studiorum

Front 14

Da nobis hodie (Pater Noster)

Back 14

Give us today

Front 15

Magister dixit

Back 15

The master has spoken

Front 16

Pray and work

Back 16

Ora et labora

Front 17

The forms from which all other verb forms are derived are called the ________ _______.

Back 17

The forms from which all other verb forms are derived are called the principal parts.

Front 18

(c) laudo __________ ___________ ___________"

Back 18

"Give the Principal parts of:

Front 19

servabat"

Back 19

"Translate:

Front 20

erramus"

Back 20

"Translate:

Front 21

eramus"

Back 21

"Translate:

Front 22

natabimus"

Back 22

"Translate:

Front 23

temptabant"

Back 23

"Translate:

Front 24

exspectabunt"

Back 24

"Translate:

Front 25

dabant"

Back 25

"Translate:

Front 26

arant"

Back 26

"Translate:

Front 27

Name derivatives for voco:

Back 27

"Name derivatives for voco:

Front 28

Name derivatives for servo:

Back 28

"Name derivatives for servo:

Front 29

Name derivatives for aro:

Back 29

"Name derivatives for aro:

Front 30

Name derivatives for exspecto:

Back 30

"Name derivatives for exspecto:

Front 31

Name derivatives for tempto:

Back 31

"Name derivatives for tempto:

Front 32

Name derivatives for nato:

Back 32

"Name derivatives for nato:

Front 33

Name derivatives for erro:

Back 33

"Name derivatives for erro:

Front 34

Name derivatives for saluto:

Back 34

"Name derivatives for saluto:

Front 35

Name derivatives for sto:

Back 35

"Name derivatives for sto:

Front 36

Name derivatives for do:

Back 36

"Name derivatives for do:

Front 37

he will err"

Back 37

"Translate:

Front 38

we were swimming"

Back 38

"Translate:

Front 39

they guard"

Back 39

"Translate:

Front 40

you (s.) are giving"

Back 40

"Translate:

Front 41

he will tempt"

Back 41

"Translate:

Front 42

you (pl.) will stand"

Back 42

"Translate:

Front 43

he was plowing"

Back 43

"Translate:

Front 44

we will greet"

Back 44

"Translate:

Front 45

I was guarding"

Back 45

"Translate:

Front 46

you (pl) were waiting for"

Back 46

"Translate:

Front 47

it was tempting"

Back 47

"Translate:

Front 48

they will stand"

Back 48

"Translate:

Front 49

Pueri parvum vicm servabunt."

Back 49

"Translate:

Front 50

Agricolae proximos agros arant."

Back 50

"Translate:

Front 51

Viri feminas bonas exspectabant."

Back 51

"Translate:

Front 52

Pueri et puellae in aqua natabant."

Back 52

"Translate:

Front 53

Marcus puellam in casa salutat."

Back 53

"Translate:

Front 54

Angels are guarding the door."

Back 54

"Translate:

Front 55

Mother and Father are standing in the kitchen."

Back 55

"Translate:

Front 56

My son and my daughter are with friends."

Back 56

"Translate:

Front 57

Angels do not tempt boys and girls."

Back 57

"Translate:

Front 58

The Romans do not fear danger and war."

Back 58

"Translate: