1
Q
to adore
A
adoro adorare adoravi adoratus
2
Q
to address
A
appello appelare appellavi appellatus
3
Q
to ask
A
rogo rogare rogavi rogatus
4
Q
to attack
A
oppugno oppugnare oppugnavi oppugnatus
5
Q
to be strong, be well
A
valeo valēre valui –
6
Q
to beg, pray
A
oro orare oravi oratus
7
Q
to carry
A
porto portare portavi portatus
8
Q
to disturb
A
perturbo perturbare perturbavi perturbatus
9
Q
to explore
A
exploro explorare exploravi exploratus
10
Q
to fight
A
pugno pugnare pugnavi pugnatus
11
Q
to frighten
A
térreo terrere terrui territus
12
Q
to greet
A
saluto salutare salutavi salutatus
13
Q
to guard, keep
A
servo servare servavi servatus
14
Q
to help
A
juvo juvare iuvi jutus
15
Q
to hold
A
téneo tenēre tenui tentus
16
Q
to move
A
moveo movēre movi motus
17
Q
to order
A
júbeo jubēre jussi jussus
18
Q
to prepare
A
paro parare paravi paratus
19
Q
to remain, stay
A
máneo manēre mansi mansus
20
Q
to sail
A
návigo navigare navigavi navigatus
21
Q
to see
A
vídeo vidēre vidi visus
22
Q
to set free
A
líbero liberare liberavi liberatus
23
Q
to show, point out
A
demonstro demonstrare demonstravi demonstratus
24
Q
to teach
A
dóceo docēre docui doctus
25
always
semper
26
not
non
27
now
nunc
28
often
saepe
29
then, at that time
tum
30
today
hódie
31
army
exércitus -ūs m.
32
brother
frater fratris m.
33
day
dies diei m.
34
earth, land
terra -ae f.
35
foot
pes pedis m.
36
friend
amicus -i m.
37
god
deus -i m.
38
harbor
portus -ūs m.
39
head
caput cápitis n.
40
house
domus -ūs f.
41
Italy
Itália -ae f.
42
kingdom
regnum -i n.
43
law
lex legis f.
44
light
lux lucis f.
45
lord, master
dóminus -i m.
46
mother
mater matris f.
47
name
nomen nóminis n.
48
queen
regina -ae f.
49
river
flumen flúminis n.
50
sailor
nauta -ae f.
51
sky, heaven
caelum -i n.
52
slave, servant
servus -i m.
53
soldier
miles mílitis m.
54
son
filius -i m.
55
spirit
spíritus -ūs m.
56
thing, matter, affair, business
res rei f.
57
town
óppidum -i n.
58
war
bellum -i n.
59
world, mankind
mundus -i m.
60
year
annus -i m.
61
first
primus -a -um
62
great, large
magnus -a -um
63
high, deep
altus -a -um
64
new
novus -a -um
65
much, many
multus -a -um
66
sacred, holy
sanctus -a -um
67
small
parvus -a -um
68
ten
decem
69
three
tres
70
wide, broad
latus -a -um
71
The forms that provide the stems needed to conjugate a verb in all its tenses are called the _____ _____
principal parts
72
What is the name of the second of these forms?_______
infinitive
73
The to be verb shows_________________ , not ________________.
existence not action
74
In Latin grammar, perfect means_____________________________________ and imperfect means
_______________________________________.
finished, not finished
75
A complementary infinitive_______________the action of the main verb.
completes
76
Verb families are called______________________________________and noun families are called
_______________________________________.
conjugations, declensions
77
Verbs have_________ endings and nouns have__________ endings.
personal, tense and case
78
The subject and verb must agree in___________________ and________________________
person and number
79
In Latin, an adjective must agree with its noun in______________________,_______________________,
and_______________________ , but not______________________________________ .
gender, number, case, but not declension
80
1st/2nd declension adjectives can modify nouns of the________________________ declensions.
1st - 5th
81
All neuter nouns obey the neuter rule:
The nominative and accusative case forms are_____________________________ .
The nominative and accusative plural case ending is_______________________ .
the same, -a
82
The declension a noun belongs to is determined by the__________________________________ending.
genitive singular
83
A_____________________________________________follows a linking verb and renames the subject.
predicate nominative
84
A______________________________________ follows a linking verb and describes the subject.
predicate adjective
85
What is the subject case?_ _______
nominative
86
What is the direct object case?_ _______
accusative
87
What is the indirect object case?_ _______
dative
88
What is the possessive case?_ _______
genitive
89
What is the in/by/with/from case?
ablative
90
What is the to/for case?
dative
91
What is the of case?
genitive
92
Anno Dómini (A.D.)
In the Year of Our Lord
93
Carpe diem.
Seize the day
94
Civis Romanus sum.
I am a Roman citizen
95
Pax Romana
The Roman Peace
96
Veni, vidi, vici.
I came, I saw, I conquered
97
agni mali (nom.)
bad lambs
98
foot/ second foot (acc.)
pedem/ secundum pedem
99
exspectáverat
hsi had waited for
100
we have seized
occupavimus
101
Agrícolae magnam spem cras habebunt.
The farmers will have great hope tomorrow.
102
Christus nunc est frater aeternus.
Christ is now (our) eternal brother.
1. First Form Latin
flashcards
Decks in class (25)
# Cards
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Lesson IV30
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UNIT I Review35
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Lesson VII (Principal Parts)10
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Lesson VIII (Perfect Tense)16
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Lesson IX (Pluperfect)15
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Lesson X (Future Perfect)11
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Lesson XII - Unit II Review35
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Lesson XIII (Units I&II)70
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Lesson XIV (1st Declension)11
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Lesson XV (2D Masculine)11
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Lesson XVI (2D Neuter)10
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Lesson XVII (1st and 2nd Declensions)30
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Lesson XVIII11
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UNITS I and II51
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Units III and IV83
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Quiz 1420
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Quiz 2755
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Quiz 2878
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Quiz 2920
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Quiz 3019
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Quiz 3118
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Quiz 3214
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Test 3333
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Test 3446
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FINAL TEST102
