Chapter Iv; Minerva Et Arachne Part Ii

Front 1

Domina

Dominae

Back 1

Lady, Mistress of the Household

Ladies, Mistresses of the Household

Front 2

Dominus

Domini

Back 2

Lord, Master, Mister

Lords, Masters

Front 3

Experientia

Experientiae

Back 3

Experience

Experiences

Front 4

Femina

Feminae

Back 4

Woman

Women

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Forma [Noun]

Formae [Noun]

Back 5

Form, Shape

Forms, Shapes

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Nomen [Singular]

Nomina [Plural]

Back 6

Name

Names

Front 7

Superbia

Superbae

Back 7

Pride

Prides

Front 8

Tela

Telae

Back 8

Loom

Looms

Front 9

Affirmo

Back 9

Affirm

Front 10

Ambulo

Back 10

Walk

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Certo

Back 11

Contend, Vie with Struggle

Front 12

Debeo

Back 12

Ought, Owe, Should

Front 13

Dixit

Back 13

He, She, It said

Front 14

Doceo

Back 14

Teach

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Esse

Back 15

To Be

Front 16

Habeo

Back 16

Have Hold

Front 17

Monstro

Back 17

Show

Front 18

Nego

Back 18

Deny, Say That....Not

Front 19

Quaeso

Back 19

Please, I ask

Front 20

Respondeo

Back 20

Reply, Respond, Answer

Front 21

Scribite

Back 21

Write

Front 22

Simulo

Back 22

Imitate, Copy, Pretend, Take the Form of

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Tempto

Back 23

Try, Attempt

Front 24

Voco

Back 24

Call, Summon

Front 25

Irata

Back 25

Angry, Irate

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Mea

Back 26

My

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Periculosa

Back 27

Dangerous

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Stulta

Back 28

Stupid, Foolish

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Sua

Back 29

His own, Her own, Its own, their own

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Timeraria

Back 30

Rash

Front 31

Etiam

Back 31

Still, Yet

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Huc

Back 32

To this place, here

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Iterum

Back 33

Again

Front 34

Melius Quam

Back 34

Better Than

Front 35

Mihi [Dative]

Back 35

To Me

Front 36

Nemo

Back 36

No One

Front 37

-Que

Back 37

And [Attached to last of two correlative words]

Front 38

Affirmare [Infinitive]

Back 38

To Affirm

Front 39

Ambulare [Infinitive]

Back 39

To Walk

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Cartare [Infinitive]

Back 40

To Contend, To Vie With, To Struggle

Front 41

Debere [Infinitive]

Back 41

Ought to, To Owe

Front 42

Docere [Infinitive]

Back 42

To Teach

Front 43

Habere [Infinitive]

Back 43

To Have, To Hold

Front 44

Monstrare [Infinitive]

Back 44

To Show

Front 45

Negare [Infinitive]

Back 45

To Deny

Front 46

Respondere [Infinitive]

Back 46

To Reply, To Respond, To Answer

Front 47

Simulare [Infinitive]

Back 47

To Copy, To Imitate, To Pretend, To Take the Shape of

Front 48

Temptare [Infinitive]

Back 48

To Try, To Attempt

Front 49

Vocare [Infinitive]

Back 49

To Call, To Summon

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Affirmavi

Back 50

Have Affirmed

Front 51

Ambulavi

Back 51

Have Walked

Front 52

Certavi

Back 52

Have Contended With, Vied With, Struggled With

Front 53

Debeui

Back 53

Ought to have, Have Owed, Should have

Front 54

Docui

Back 54

Have Taught

Front 55

Habui

Back 55

Have Had, Have Held

Front 56

Monstravi

Back 56

Have Shown

Front 57

Negavi

Back 57

Have Denied That, Said That...Not

Front 58

Respondi

Back 58

Have replied, Have responded, Have answered

Front 59

Simulavi

Back 59

Have Imitated, Have Copied, Have Pretended, Have Taken The Form Of.

Front 60

Temptavi

Back 60

Have Tried, Have Attempted

Front 61

Vocavi

Back 61

Have Called, Have Summoned

Front 62

affirmatum [Perfect Past Participle]

Back 62

Having been Affirmed

Front 63

Ambuatum [Perfect Past Participle]

Back 63

Having had Walked

Front 64

Certatum [Perfect Past Participle]

Back 64

Having Had Contended With, Vied With, Struggled With

Front 65

Debeitum [Perfect Past Participle]

Back 65

Having had to, Having had Owed, Having Should

Front 66

Doctum [Perfect Past Participle]

Back 66

Having Had Taught

Front 67

Monstratum [Perfect Past Participle]

Back 67

Having had Shown

Front 68

Negatum [Perfect Past Participle]

Back 68

Having had Denied, Having had Said that....Not

Front 69

Respondesum [Perfect Past Participle]

Back 69

Having had Responded, Having had Replied, Having had Answered

Front 70

Simulatum [Perfect Past Participle]

Back 70

Having having had Imitated, Having had Copied, Having had Pretended, Having had Taken The Form Of.

Front 71

Temptatum [Perfect Past Participle]

Back 71

Having had Tried, Having had Attempted

Front 72

Vocatum [Perfect Past Participle]

Back 72

Having had Called, Having had Summoned

Front 73

Amare

Back 73

To Love

Front 74

Complementary Infinitive: "Ambulare."

Ambulare Desidero

Back 74

I desire to walk

Front 75

Complimentary Infinitive "Ambulare"

Deam vocare debeo

Back 75

I ought to call the Goddess.

Front 76

First Person Singular Conjunction

Voco:

Back 76

I call, am calling, do call

Front 77

First Person Singular Second Conjugation:

Doceo

Back 77

I teach, am teaching, do teach

Front 78

Second Person Singular First Conjunction

Vocas

Back 78

You call, are calling, do do call

Front 79

Second Person Singular Conjugation:

Doces

Back 79

You teach, are teaching, do teach

Front 80

Third Person Singular Conjugation

Vocat

Back 80

He, She, it calls, is calling, does call

Front 81

Third Person Singular Conjugation

Docet

Back 81

He, she, it teaches, is teaching, does teach

Front 82

First Person Conjunction Plural

Vocamus

Back 82

We call, are calling, do call.

Front 83

First Person Second Conjunction Plural

Docemus

Back 83

We teach, are teaching, do teach

Front 84

Second Person First Conjunction Plural

Vocatis

Back 84

You call, are calling, do call

Front 85

Second Person Second Conjunction Plural

Docetis

Back 85

You teach, are teaching, do teach

Front 86

Third Person First Conjunction Plural

Vocant

Back 86

They call, are calling, do call

Front 87

Third Person Second Conjunction Plural

Docent

Back 87

They teach, are teaching, do teach

Front 88

Personal Endings Singular:

I,

Your

He She It

Back 88

Personal Endings Singular:

I = -o

Your = -s

He, She, It = -t

Front 89

Personal Endings Plural

We

You

They

Back 89

Personal Endings Plural:

We = -mus

You = -tis

They = -nt

Front 90

Linking Verbs Singular:

Sum

Es

Est

Back 90

Linking Verbs Singular:

Sum = I am

Es = You are

Est = He, She, It, Is

Front 91

Linking Verbs Plural:

Summus

Estis

Sunt

Back 91

Linking Verbs Plural:

Summus = We are

Estis = You are

Sunt = They are

Front 92

Formo [Verb]

Back 92

Fashion [Verb]

Front 93

-Que (and) Example:

Nymphae puellaeque picturas spectant

Back 93

The nymphs and the maidens look at the pictures.

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-Que (and) Example:

Puella se laudat clamatque, "Me doceo."

Back 94

The maiden praised and cries to herself "I teach myself."

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-Que (and) Example:

Dea pulchra superbaque in terra ambulat

Back 95

The goddess is beautiful and proud, walks on earth.

Front 96

Sum

Back 96

I am

Front 97

Es

Back 97

You are

Front 98

Est

Back 98

He, She, It is

Front 99

Summus

Back 99

We Are

Front 100

Estis

Back 100

You are

Front 101

Sunt

Back 101

They are

Front 102

Minerva puella sapientiam dat

Back 102

Minerva gives the girl wisdom.

or

Minerva gives wisdom to the girl.

Front 103

Nymphis picturas meas monstrate debeo.

Back 103

I ought to show the nymphs my pictures.

or

I ought to show my pictures to the nymphs.

Front 104

[Imperative Mood-Singular]

Porta telas

Back 104

Carry the looms [Addressing one person]

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[Imperative Mood-Singular]

Doce me.

Back 105

Teach me. [Singular addressing one person]

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[Imperative Mood-Plural]

Portate telas

Back 106

Carry the looms [Plural addressing more than one person.]

Front 107

[Imperative Mood-Plural]

Docete me

Back 107

Teach me. [Plural]

Front 108

[Example of Vocative Case]

Te, puella temeraria, docere tempto.

Back 108

Rash girl, I am trying to teach you.

Front 109

[Example of Vocative Case]

Portate nymphae, telas huc

Back 109

Nymphs, carry the looms here.

Front 110

[Example of Vocative Case]

Salvete, Discipuli.

Back 110

Greetings students.

Front 111

The Prefix

"ad-"

Back 111

To, Toward

Front 112

The Prefix

a-(ab)

Back 112

Away, Away From

Front 113

The Prefix:

e-(ex)

Back 113

Out of or merely intensifying

Front 114

The Prefix:

de-

Back 114

Down from or merely intensifying.

Front 115

The Prefix:

in-

Back 115

In, On, Into

Front 116

The Prefix:

con-/co-/com- (from: cum)

Back 116

With

Front 117

The Prefix:

pro-

Back 117

Forth, In Front Of.

Front 118

The Prefix:

re-

Back 118

Back, Again

Front 119

The Prefix:

sub-

Back 119

Under

Front 120

The Prefix:

Trans-

Back 120

Across

Front 121

The Suffix:

-ion (invocation)

Back 121

Indicate a noun.

Front 122

The Suffix:

-ive (provocative)

Back 122

Usually indicates an adjective

Front 123

The Suffixes:

-or and -ist

Back 123

Generally indicate the person performing an act.

Front 124

Arachne picturas pulchras format.

Back 124

Arachne is making beautiful pictures.

Front 125

Puella fabulas deagricolis narrat.

Back 125

She is tellingstories about farmers.

Front 126

Nymphae fabulas de Minerva amant.

Back 126

The nymphs love thestories about Minerva.

Front 127

Fabulas narrat devita incolarum Lydiae.

Back 127

The stories tell about the life of the inhabitants of Lydia.

Front 128

Minerva magistra tibi. Te bene docet.

Back 128

Minerva is yourteacher (magistra tibi). She teaches you well.

Front 129

Conjugate to the Present Tense:

Habitare: To Dwell, To Live, To Inhabit

Back 129

Habito: I dwell, live, inhabit

Habitos: You dwell, live, inhabit

Habitant: He, she, it dwells, lives inhabits

Habitmus: We dwell, live, inhabit

Habitis: You dwell, live, inhabit

Habitent: The dwell, live, inhabit

Front 130

Conjugate to the Present Tense:

Potare: To Drink

Back 130

Poto: I drink

Potis: You drink

Potit: He, she, it drinks

Potamus: We drink

Potatis: You drink

Potant: They drink

Front 131

Conjugate to the Present Tense:

Dare: To Give, To Present

Back 131

Daro: I give, I present

Daris: You give, you present

Darit: He, she, it gives, He, she, it presents

Darimus: We give, we present

Daritis: You give,

Darent: They give

Front 132

Conjugate to the Present Tense:

Spectare: To Look At, To See

Back 132

Specto: I look at, I see

Spectas: You look, You See

Spectat: He, she, it looks; He, She, It, sees

Spectamus: We see

Spectatis: You see

Spectant: We see

Front 133

Conjugate to the Present Tense:

Habere: To have, To hold, to possess

Back 133

Habo: I have, I hold, I possess

Habas: You have, You hold, You possess

Habat: He, she, it has; holds, possesses

Habamus: We have, We Hold, We Possess

Habatis: You have, You Hold, You Possess

Habant: They have, They Hold, They Possess

Front 134

Conjugate to the Present Tense:

Debere: To owe

Back 134

Debo: I owe

Debis: You owe

Debit: He, she, it owes

Debamus: We owe

Debatis: You owe

Debtant: They owe