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111 Cards in this Set

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in piscinam
into the fishpond
piscina, piscinae F
fishpond
cado, cadere
to fall
femina, feminae F
woman
molestus, molesta
troublesome,annoying (adj.)
semper
always
vexo, vexare
to annoy (verb)
igitur
therefore
amo, amare
to love, to like
dormio, dormire
to sleep
consipicio, conspicere
to catch sight of
furtim
stealthily
appropinquo, appropinquare
to approach
ascendo, ascendere
to climb
magnus, magna
big, loud, great
magn`a voce
in a loud voice
audio, audire
to hear
video, vid`ere
to see
vox, vocis F
voice
terreo, terr`ere
to frighten
sollicitus, sollicita
anxious, worried
tum
then, at that moment
descendo, descendere
to climb down
tu
you(subject)
te
you(direct object)
cave!/cavete!
Be careful
nihil
nothing
ramus, rami M
branch
fragor, fragoris M
crash, noise
si
if
silvia, silvae F
woods
rivus, rivi M
stream, river
timeo, tim`ere
to fear
repello, repellere
to drive off
arripello, arripere
to grab hold of, to snatch
lupus, lupi M
wolf
frigidus, frigida
cool, cold
erro, errare
to wander, to be mistaken
prope
near
vult
he/she wants
vole, velle
to wish, to want
ignavus, ignava
cowardly, lazy
respondeo, respond`ere
to reply
neque...neque...
neither...nor
temerarius, temeraria
reckless, rash
perterritus, perterrita
terrified, frightened
statim
immediately
ferte auxilium
bring help
auxilium, auxilii N
help (noun)
ubi
where, when
clamor, clamoris M
shouting (noun)
ad puellas
toward the girls
eos
them
eum
him
peto, petere
to look for, to seek
`e silv`a
out of the woods
salvus, salva
safe
advenio, advenire
to reach, to arrive (at)
excipio, excipere
to welcome, to receive, to catch
adhuc
still
quem...?
whom...?
volo
I wish, I want
nolo
I do not want
paro, parare
to prepare, to get ready
possum, posse (irreg)
to be able
potest
he/she is able
exeo, exire (irreg)
to go out
nondum
not yet
lucet
it is light, it is day
surgo, surgere
to get up, to rise
per
through, along
pater, patris (M)
father
mater, materis (F)
mother
etiam
also, even
neque
and...not...
tamen
however
ancilla, ancillae (F)
slave woman
omnes
all
observo, observare
to watch
purgo, purgare
to clean
cibus, cibi (M)
food
conquo, conquere
to cook
mox
soon, presently
strenue (adverb)
strenuously, hard
aqua, aquae (F)
water
porto, portare
to carry
reprehendo, reprehedere
to blame, to scroll
doceo, doc`ere
to teach
curo, curare
to care for, to look after
lana, lanae (F)
wool
lanam trahunt
they spin wool
traho, trahere
to drag, to pull, to spin
omnia quae
everything that
ipsa
she herself
nunc
now
necesse est
it is necessary
qui...?
who...? (pl)
occupatus, occupata
busy
specto, spectare
to watch
nuntius, nuntii (M)
messenger
venio, venire
to come
saluto, salutare
to greet
inquit
he/she says
meus, mea
my
duco, ducere
to lead, to take
trado, tradere
to hand over
eheu
alas!
princeps, principis (M)
emperor
ad urbem
toward the city
urbs, urbis (F)
city
revoco, revocare
to call back, to recall