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Latin Midterm
Question | Answer |
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videt: vidit | He sees |
emit: emit | He buys |
vocat: vocavit | He calls |
audit: audivit | He hears, He listens |
venit: venit | He comes |
habitat: habitavit | He lives |
ambulat: ambulavit | He walks |
eligit: elegit | He chooses |
portat: portavit | He carries |
respondet: respondit | He replies |
salit: saluit | He leaps, He jumps |
intrat: intravit | He enters |
recumbit: recumbuit | He lies down, He reclines |
stat: stetit | He stands |
spectat: spectavit | He looks at, He watches |
gustat: gustavit | He takes |
parat: paravit | He prepares |
laborat: laboravit | He works |
quaerit: quaesivit | He searches for, He looks for |
dormit: dormivit | He sleeps |
sedet: sedit | He sits |
stola | (long) dress |
homo | person, man |
iterum | again |
tamen | however |
quod | because |
subito | suddenly |
mortuum | dead |
salutat: salutavit | He greets |
ponit: posuit | He puts, He places |
dat: dedit | He gives |
timet: timuit | He is afraid, He fears |
laudat: laudavit | He praises |
cena | dinner |
amicus | friend |
dominus | master (of the house) |
ad | to, at |
coquus | cook |
cibum | food |
servus | slave |
hortus | garden |
pecunia | money |
puella | girl |
panis | bread |
ancilla | slave-girl, slave-woman |
vinum | wine |
cives | citizen |
nauta | sailor |
uxor | wife |
pulcher | beatiful, handsome |
postquam | after, when |
urbs | city |
valde | very much, very |
igitur | therefore |
lente | slowly |
sum | I am |
es | You are |
est | He/she/it is |
sumus | We are |
estis | You (pl.) are |
sunt | They are |
eram | I was |
eras | You were |
erant | He/she/it was |
eramus | We were |
eratis | You (pl.) were |
erant | They were |
ego | I |
mihi | To me |
me | me |
tu | You |
tibi | To you |
te | You |
vos | You (pl.) |
vobis | To You (pl.) |
nos | We |
- nobis | To us |
plaudit (He applauds) | applaud, applause, plaudit |
ambulat (He walks) | ambulance, preamble, perambulator, ambulatory |
omnis (all) | omnivorous, omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent, omnibus, bus |
solus (alone) | sole, solo, solitude, desolation, solitary, soliloquy |
imperium (empire) | imperial, imperious, emporer, empire |
sententia (opinion) | sentence, sententious |
ostendit (He shows) | osensible, ostentatious |
medius (middle) | media, median, medium, mediocre, medieval |
bibit (He drinks) | bibulous, imbibe |
ridet (He laughs, smiles) | risible, deride, derision, derisive, ridiculous |
spectat (He watches) | spectator, spectacle |
vocat (He calls) | advocate, vocation, vocational, avocation, vocal, evoke |
sanguis (blood) | sanguine, sanguinary, consanguineous |
pugnat (He fights) | pugnacious, pugilist, repugnant |
incitat (He uges on) | incite, incentive |
umbra (ghost, shadow) | penumbra, umbrella, umbrageous |
pecunia (money) | pecuniary, impecunious |
mendax (liar) | mendacious, mendacity |
senex (old man) | senate, senior, sir, sire, senility |
sedet (He sits) | sedentary, sedative |
ancilla (slave-girl) | ancillary |
avarus (miser) | avarice |
fortis (brave, strong) | fortitude |
vituperat (He curses) | vituperation |
filius (son) | filial, affiliate |
laudat (He praises) | laudatory, cum laude |
salutat (He greets) | salute |
iter (journey) | itenerary |