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Latin- Chapter 8

From "Traditio" by Patricia A. Johnston

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a narrative narrātiō narrātiōnis f
harm injury iniūria iniūriae f
speech ōrātiō ōrātiōnis f
freedom lībertās lībertātis f
human being homō hominis m or f
noun nōmen numinis n
leader dux ducis m
listener audītor audītōris m
approach ad- adeō adīre adiī aditum
go away depart ab- abeō abīre abiī abitum
return re- redeō redīre rediī reditum
Future Participle 'go' itūrus itūra itūrum
very forceful vehementissimus vehementissima vehementissimum
'Go' Infinitives īre īsse itūrus esse
'Go' Imperative ī īte
even if etiamsī
crown corōna corōnae f
name nōmen nōminis n
Italy italia italiae f
'Go' Present Subjenctive eam eās eat eāmus eātis eant
volume volūmen volūminis n
new unusual strange recent novus nova novum
middle medius media medium
long lengthy longus longa longum
3rd Declension pl m/f n -ēs -a -um -um -ibus -ibus -ēs -a -ibus -ibus
hour hōra hōrae f
speaker ōrātor ōrātoris m
the great mass the people vulgus vulgī n
truth vēritās vēritātis f
countryside rūs rūris n
dissuasion contrary advice dissuāsiō dissuāsiōnis f
be in insum inesse infuī infutūrus
perish pass away be destroyed per- pereō perīre periī peritum
private prīvātus prīvāta prīvātum
pass by omit praeter- pereō praeterīre praeteriī praeteritum
go eō īre iī/ īvī itum
tree arbor arboris f
advice counseling suāsiō suāsiōnis f
virtue manliness virtūs virtūtis f
be zealous study studeō studēre studuī +dat
avoid shun vītō vītāre vītāvī vītātus vīt
maxim rule praeceptum praeceptī n
consul cōnsul cōnsulis m
go forth pro- prōdeō prōdīre prōdiī prōditum
agreement assēnsiō assēnsiōnis f
4 quattour
as far as as much as quoad
eding termīnātiō termīnationis f
declension dēclīnātiō dēclīnātiōnis f
only tantum
hand over transmit trādō trādere trādidī trāditus
summer aestās aestātis f
indicate sigificō significāre
to treat recipiō recipere recēpī receptus
unavoidable indespensable necessārius necessāria necessārium
just so item
rule guide direct regō rexī rectus
blame vituperō vituperāre
brevity brevitāa brevitātis f
visit frequent frequentiō frequentāre
law lex lēgis f
reflect deliberate cōnsultō cōnsultāre
bench scamnum scamnī n
priest priestess sacerdos sacerdōtis m/f
'Go' Indicative Present eō īs it īmus ītis eunt
'Go' Imperfect Indicative ībam ībās ībat ībāmus ībātis ībant
daily cotidiē
'Go' Indicative Future ībō ībis ībit ībimus ībitis ībunt
'Go' Perfect Indicative iī iīsti iit iimus īstis iērunt
'Go' Pluperfect Indicative ieram ierās ierat ierāmus ierātis ierant
2 duo
'Go' Future Perfect Indicative ierō ieris ierit ierimus ieritis ierint
improvident without foresight imprōvidus imprōvida imprōvidum
deed fact factum factī n
'Go' Pluperfect Subjunctive īssem īssēs īsset īssēmus īssētis īssent
sharpness pugnency acrimōnia acrimōniae f
'Go' Imperfect Subjunctive īrem īrēs īret īrēmus īrētis īrent
'Go' Perfect Subjunctive ierim ieris ierit ierimus ieritis ierint
wormwood absinthium absinthiī n
right law justice iūs iūris n
Locative Case 1st: ae/īs 2nd: ī/īs 3rd: ī/ibus
leave behind abandon relinquō relinquere relīquī relictus
ordinary speech conservation sermō sermōnis m
space spatium spatiī n
placed positae posita positum
imitation imitātiō imitātiōnis f
be suitable for accomodō accomodāre ad +acc
most distant ultimus ultima ultimum
exposition expositiō expositiōnis f
easily facile
race stock sort species gender genus generis n
different diversus diversa diversum
father pater patris m
body substance corpus corporis n
Roman rōmānus rōmāna rōmānum
fit suitable for opportūnus opportūna opportūnum with add + acc
comply with the wishes of _____ mōrem genere +dat
while still adhūc
arrange order ordinō ordināre
set forth explain expōnō expōnere
3rd Declension sg m/f n -- -- -is -is -ī -ī -em -- -e -e
behave conduct oneself sē gerere
bear carry do carry out gerō gerere gessī gestus
individual "proper" proprius propria proprium
decide establish cōnstituō cōnstitere cōnstituī cōnstitūtus
spring vēr vēeris n
go qround visit solicit amb(o)- ambiō ambīre ambiī ambitum
arrogantly arroganter
honey mel mellis n
tie bind connect cōnectō cōnectere cōnexuī cōnexus
opinion opīniō opīniōnis f
lower oneself dēscendō dēscendere
be pleasing to someone placeō placēre +dat
say...not deny negō negāre
briefly breviter
treat as a plaything lūdificō lūdificāre
"aposiopesis": a sudden pause by the speaker, as if unable to continue praecīsiō
multitude multitūdō multitūdinis f
probability probābilitās probābilitātis f
touch on all sides contingō contingere
edge rim ōra ōrae f
evil intent malitia malitiae f
substance essence summa summae f
father parēns parentis m
stupidity stultitia stultitiae f
cup poculum poculī n
time tempus temporis n
foul loathsome taeter taetra taetrum
defense (n) dēfēnsiō dēfēnsiōnis f
request attack petitiō petitiōnis f
complaint accusation accūsātiō accūsātiōnis f
custum habit (pl= character) mōs mōris m
part pars partis f
derive dērīvō dērīvāre
enter in- ineō inīre iniī initum
Rome rōma rōmae f
Nod/Assent adnuō/adnuere/adnuī
nourishment alimentum/alimentī, n
air/ the area between teh earth and sky āēr/āēris, n
to cut/ cut down/ kill caedō/ caedere/cecīdī/ caesus
Ceres (Goddess of Grain) Cēres/ Cerris, f
To come together coīre
tooth dēns/dentis, m
to sleep dormiō/ dormīre/ dormīvī/ dormītus
bring up/ rear/ educate ēdūcō/ēdūcāre/ēdūcāvī/ēdūcātus
Fate Fātum/ Fatī, n
Hunger Famēs/ Famis, f
delay mōraī/ mōrae, f
mouth ōs/ ōris, n
penalty/ punishment poena/ poenae, f
sea pontus/ ponti, m
urgently request poscō/ poscere/ poposci/ ___
internal organs praecordia/ praecordiōrum, n pl
impious/ godless/ wicked sacrilegus/ sagrilega/ sacrilegum
solace solacia/ solaciae, f
empty vānus/ vāna/ vānum
sell vendō/ vendere/ vendidī/ venditus
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