Lfa Book 1 Unit Iv Review

Front 1

publicus -a -um

Back 1

[belonging to the people , public]

Front 2

arma -orum n. pl.

Back 2

[defensive arms , armor, weapons of war];

Front 3

sacrifico -are

Back 3

[to sacrifice].

Front 4

liberi -erorum and -erum m. pl.

Back 4

[children].

Front 5

vester (voster) -tra -trum

Back 5

[your , yours].

Front 6

adulescentulus -i m.

Back 6

[a young man].

Front 7

inquit

Back 7

couldnt find defintion
ask teacher

Front 8

oppidum -i n.

Back 8

[a town];

Front 9

tertius -a -um

Back 9

[third]; acc. n. sing. tertium , [for the third time]; abl. tertio, [for the third time, thirdly].

Front 10

bellum -i n.

Back 10

(old form , duellum), [war, fighting];

Front 11

scribo scribere scripsi scriptum

Back 11

[to engrave , draw lines, write, write on, write about];

Front 12

templum -i n

Back 12

-a sanctuary, asylum; a place dedicated to a deity, a shrine, temple

Front 13

verus -a -um

Back 13

true , real, genuine; truthful, veracious; just, reasonable].

Front 14

corium -i n.

Back 14

[hide , skin, leather; a leather thong, strap].

Front 15

atque and ac

Back 15

[and , and also, and indeed]. In comparisons: of similarity, with such words as aequus or idem, [as]; of difference, with such words as alius or secus, [than, from].

Front 16

sportula -ae f.

Back 16

[a little basket; a dole , given by the great to their clients].

Front 17

capio capere cepi captum

Back 17

[to take]. (1) in gen. , [to take, seize];

Front 18

deus -i m.

Back 18

[a god , deity];

Front 19

mitto mittere misi missum

Back 19

[to send , dispatch; to send as a gift; to fling; to shed; to utter; to let go, release, give up; to dismiss, discharge; to pass over]

Front 20

latus ];

Back 20

(1) -a -um [broad , wide, extensive

Front 21

curro currere cucurri cursum

Back 21

[to run , hasten];

Front 22

atrium -i n.

Back 22

[the hall or entrance in a Roman house , temple or public building].

Front 23

facio facere feci factum

Back 23

(the pass. is fio; q.v.). Transit. , [to make, form, do, perform];

Front 24

populus (1) -i m.

Back 24

[a people , political community, nation];

Front 25

accedo -cedere -cessi -cessum

Back 25

[to approach , come near];

Front 26

auxilium -i n.

Back 26

[help , aid, assistance];

Front 27

defendo -fendere -fendi -fensum

Back 27

(1) [to repel , repulse, ward off, drive away] (2) [to defend, protect];

Front 28

nuntius -i:

Back 28

(1) [a messenger].

Front 29

ago agere egi actum

Back 29

[to set in motion , drive

Front 30

concordia -ae f.

Back 30

[agreement , union, harmony].

Front 31

gero (1) gerere gessi gestum.

Back 31

Lit. (1) [to carry , bear]; esp. [to wear].

Front 32

officium -i n.

Back 32

[dutiful or respectful action; attendance , service, duty; sense of duty, respect, courtesy; submission, allegiance].

Front 33

appello (1) -pellere -puli -pulsum ,

Back 33

[to drive to, bring to, apply];

Front 34

causa (caussa) -ae f.

Back 34

[a cause] , in all senses of the English word. (1) [a reason, motive, pretext].

Front 35

invenio -venire -veni -ventum

Back 35

[to come upon , find, meet with, discover; to invent, devise; to procure, get, earn];

Front 36

tablinum -i m.

Back 36

table

Front 37

adoro -are

Back 37

[to speak to]; esp. [to address]

Front 38

dea -ae f.

Back 38

[goddess].

Front 39

incipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum (cf. coepi)

Back 39

[to take in hand , begin, commence];

Front 40

aequus -a -um

Back 40

[equal].

Front 41

accipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum

Back 41

[to take , receive, accept].

Front 42

caper -pri m.

Back 42

[he-goat].

Front 43

maturo -are transit.

Back 43

[to make ripe , ripen; to quicken, hasten, accelerate; to anticipate, do too soon];

Front 44

feriae -arum f. pl.

Back 44

[festivals , holidays].

Front 45

pulcher -chra -chrum and pulcer -cra -crum

Back 45

[beautiful , lovely];

Front 46

flagellum -i n.

Back 46

[a whip , scourge; the thong of a javelin; a young sprout, vine-shoot];

Front 47

munio (moenio) -ire

Back 47

[to build , esp., to build a wall];

Front 48

secundus -a -um (1)

Back 48

[going after , second, following; inferior, second-rate].*

Front 49

ferio -ire

Back 49

[to strike , knock, smite, hit];

Front 50

cedo (1) cedere cessi cessum

Back 50

[to go , proceed]:

Front 51

et

Back 51

as adv. , [also, even]; as conj., [and; and indeed]; in narrative, [and then]; occasionally adversative, [and yet]; after alius, idem, par, [as or than]; repeated et....et...., [both....and...]; so -que....et....; nec (neque)....et, [not only not....but]

Front 52

excedo -cedere -cessi -cessum intransit. ,

Back 52

[to go out, go away, pass out];

Front 53

exspecto -are

Back 53

[to look out for , wait for, await, wait to see (esp. with longing, fear, desire, etc.); to hope for, dread].

Front 54

venio venire veni ventum

Back 54

[to come];

Front 55

debeo -ere -ui -itum

Back 55

[to owe].

Front 56

quid

Back 56

what

Front 57

peto -ere -ivi and -ii -itum

Back 57

[to make for , go to; to attack, assail; to seek, strive after; to ask for, beg, request, demand];

Front 58

quis

Back 58

why

Front 59

pono ponere posui (posivi) positum (postum) ]

Back 59

[to lay , put, place, set; to put in place, settle; to put aside, lay down, discard; to lay to rest, lay out for burial

Front 60

rego regere rexi rectum

Back 60

[to guide , direct; to rule, govern, administer