Latin Exam 1

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Indicative Mood

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Stating Facts

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Imperative Mood

Back 2

Forms Commands

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Infinitive Mood

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action or state without reference to any subject

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1st Person Singular Verb Ending

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Long O

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2nd Person Singular Verb Ending

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Long As

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3rd person Singular Verb Ending

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aT

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1st Person Plural Verb Ending

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Amus

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2nd Person Plural Verb Ending

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tis

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3rd Person Plural Verb Ending

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nt

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1st Declension Nominative Singular

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a

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1st Declension Nominative Plural

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ae

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1st Declension Genitive Singluar

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ae

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1st Declension Genitive Plural

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Arum

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1st Declension Dative Singular

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ae

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1st Declension Dative Plural

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Is

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1st Declension Accusative Singular

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am

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1st Declension Accusative Plural

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As

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1st Declension Ablative Singular

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A

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1st Declension Ablative Plural

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Is

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1st Declension Vocative Singular

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a

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1st Declension Vocative Plural

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ae

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Nominative Case

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Subject, Predicate Noun, Predicate Adjective

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Genative Case

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Indicates Possession

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Dative Case

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Indicates Indirect Object (to give, to save, to conserve/preserve)

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Accusative Case

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Is the Direct Object

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Ablative Case

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Object of a Preposition (Sine, De)

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Vocative Case

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Indicates Direct Address (O')

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me'

Back 28

me, myself

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quid

Back 29

what

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nihil

Back 30

nothing

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non

Back 31

not

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saepe

Back 32

often

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si

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if

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amo,amare,amavi

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to love, like

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amabo te

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IDIOM: please, Literally: I shall love thee

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cogito, cogitare

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to think, ponder, consider

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do, dare, dedi

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to give, offer

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erro, errare

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to wander, err, go astray

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laudo. laudare

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to praise

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servo, servare

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to save, keep, guard

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conservo, conservare

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to preserve, maintain, conserve

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voco, vocare

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to call, summon

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debeo, debere

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ought, must, owe

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moneo, monere

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to remind, advice, warn

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salveo, salvere

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to be well in good health. IDIOM: greetings

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terreo, terrere

Back 46

to frighten, terrify

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valeo, valere (Vale, valete)

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to be strong, have power, be well. IDIOM: goodbye

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Video, videre

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to see, observe, understand

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et -coordinating

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and

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et..... et

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both..... and

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sed

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but

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et - adverb

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adverb - even

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antiqua, antiquae

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ancient, old-time

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magna

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large, great, important

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mea, meae

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my

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multa, multae

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many, much

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tua, tuae

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thy, your

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fama, famae, F.

Back 58

rumor, report; fame, reputation

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forma, formae, F.

Back 59

form, shape; beauty

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fortuna, fortunae, F.

Back 60

fortune, luck

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ira, irae, F.

Back 61

anger, wrath

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nauta, nautae, M.

Back 62

sailor

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patria, patriae, F.

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fatherland, native land

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pecunia, pecuniae, F.

Back 64

Money

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philosophia, philosophiae F.

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philosophy

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peona, peonae, F.

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penalty, punishment

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poenas dare,

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IDIOM: to pay the penalty

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poeta, poetae, M.

Back 68

poet

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porta, portae F

Back 69

gate, entrance

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puella, puellae, F.

Back 70

girl, unmarried maiden, one's girl (sweetheart)

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rosa, rosae F.

Back 71

rose

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sententia, sententae, F.

Back 72

feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence

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vita, vitae

Back 73

life, mode of lfie

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est

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is (puella est - she is a girl,)

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de - ablative

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down from, from, concerning - about

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in - ablative

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in, on, upon

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hodie

Back 77

today

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semper

Back 78

always

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avarus, avara

Back 79

greedy

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meus, mea

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Possessive 1st person singular - my

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pauci, paucae

Back 81

few, a few

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Romanus, Romana

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the city or state of Rome

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tuus, tua

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Possessive 2nd person Singular - Thy, Your

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agricola, agricolae M.

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farmer

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amica, amicae F.

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female friend, sweetheart, courtesan

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femina, feminae F.

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woman, especially in her capacity as wife

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filia, filiae F.

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daughter (Plural - filiabus)

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sapientia, sapientiae F.

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wisdown

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Amicus, Amici, M.

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a male personal friend, a friend in public, partisan, ally of the state

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numerus, numeri, M

Back 90

number

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populus, populi, M.

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Collective noun, the people (as a whole), a nation

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Filius, Filii, M

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son

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ager, agri M.

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field, farm

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puer, pueri

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Boy, a young male child,

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vir, viri,

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a man, a hero, a husband

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satia, satiare

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to satisfy, sate

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habeo, habere

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to have, hold, possess