Jenny's Latin Ii Lesson 9 Vocab

Front 1

culpa, -ae, f.

Back 1

blame, guilt, fault

Front 2

exemplum, -ī, n.

Back 2

example

Front 3

impetus, -ūs, m.

Back 3

onrush, attack

Front 4

legiō, legiōnis, f.

Back 4

legion

Front 5

victor, victōris, m. (*)

Back 5

victor, conqueror

Note: In apposition with a substantive the noun victor has the force of an adjective, victorious.

Exercitum redūxit victōrem.
He brought back his army victorious.

Front 6

necesse (*)

Back 6

(defective adj.: only neut. nom. and acc. sing.)

necessary

Note: Necesse is used only as a subjective complement with sum or an objective complement with habeō. The subject of sum or the direct object of habeō is often an infinitive.

Hominī necesse est morī.
It is necessary for man to die.

Id facere minus necesse habeō.
I consider it less necessary to do this.

Front 7

cēnseō, -ēre, -uī, cēnsum

Back 7

express an opinion, vote;
appraise;
hold a census of

Front 8

dīscō, -ere, didicī, ____

Back 8

learn

Front 9

mīror, -ārī, -ātus sum (*)

Back 9

wonder at, admire;
wonder

Note: Mīror and queror may be used with a direct object or an infinitive phrase.

Mīrāta est fīlī facta.
She wondered at her son's actions.

Questa est fīlī facta.
She complained of her son's actions.

Mīrāta est fīlium male fēcisse.
She was amazed that her son had behaved badly.

Questa est fīlium male fēcisse.
She complained that her son had behaved badly.

Front 10

queror, -ī, -ātus sum

Back 10

compain [of], lament

Front 11

sanciō, -īre, sanxī, sanctum (*)

Back 11

make sacred [by a religious act];
make irrevocable;
sanction

Note: The perfect passive participle of sanciō is frequently used as an adjective meaning "sacred, holy, inviolable".

Front 12

quasi (adv.)

Back 12

as if;
as it were, sort of

Front 13

Adverbial Clause of Result:

Adjecives:
tālis, -e
tantus, -a, -um
tot (indeclinable)

Adverbs:
eō, adeō
ita
sīc
tam
totiens

Back 13

Adjectives:
such, of such a kind
so big, so great, so much
so many

Adverbs:
so, to that point
so, in such a way, to such an extent
so, in such a way
so, to such an extent
so many times