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Semester exam latin
Latin 1 semester exam
Question | Answer |
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Absum | abesse, afui, afuturus – be away |
Afficio | -ere, affeci, affectus - affect |
Amittō | -ere, amisi, amissus – let go |
Audio | -ire, ivi, itus - hear |
Committo | -ere, -misi, -missus - join together |
Commodus | -a, -um –suitable |
Contineo | -ēre, -ui, -tentus - hold together |
Convenio | -īre, -veni, -venturus come together |
Convoco | -āre, -avi, -atus –call together |
Crās | tomorrow |
Dea | -ae f. goddess |
Firmus | -a, -um, strong |
Fugio | -ere, fugi, fugiturus, run away |
Iam | already |
Incipio | -ere, incepi, inceptus, to begin |
Inimīcus | -a, -um unfriendly hostile |
Lego | -ere, legi, lectus gather |
Liber | libri, M. book |
Medius | -a, -um. middle |
Miser | -era, erum, unhappy |
Nōscō | -ere, novi, notus, learn |
Otium | oti n. leisure |
Pauci | -ae, a, a few |
Perīculum | -I n. danger |
Perpetuus | -a, -um, constant |
Plenus | -a, -um, level |
Poeta | -ae, m. poet |
Praesidium | di, n. reward |
Prō | in front of |
Prōcēdō | -ere, -cessi, -cessurus, go forward |
Prōducō | -ere, -duxi, -ductus lead out |
Proelium | -li, n. battle |
Propero | -āre, -avi, -aturus, hasten |
Reduce | -ere, -reduxi, reductus, lead back |
Reliquus | -a, -um, remaining |
Retineō | -tinēre, retinue, retentus keep |
Sententia | -ae f. feling |
Sine | without |
Stadium | di, n. eagerness |
Tardus | -a, -um, late |
Traho | -ere, traxi, tractus draw |
Valeo | -ēre, valui, valiturus, be well |
Varius | -a, -um changing |
Ventus | I, m. wind |
Verbum | I, n. word |
Cena | -ae, F. dinner |
Fabula | -ae, F. story |
Ibi | adv. there |
Mater | matris, F. mother |
Minimē | Adv. Not at all, no |
Mox | Adv. soon |
Nōn | adv. not |
Nunc | adv. now |
Paene | adv. almost |
Sīc | yes, thus, so |
Tempus | -oris, N. time |
Tum | Adv. Then |
Ubi | Adv. Where, when |
Accēdō | -cēdō – cessī –cessum- come up to approach |
Accipiō | cipere –cēpī –ceptus to take, receive, accept, to welcome entertain |
Aequus | -a –um adj level, even, flat smooth |
Agō | agere, ēgī, āctus- to drive, lead, conduct |
Auxilium | -ī N. help |
Bellum | -ī N. War; warfare |
Capiō | capere cēpī captus to take hold of grasp |
Causa | ae f. cause grounds, motive reason |
Cēdō | cēdere, cessī, cessus to grant, concede, yield, give up |
Concordia | ae, f. harmony, concord |
Debeo | -ere, ur –itus to owe to be responsible for |
Defendo | dere, -di, -sus: to defend |
Dominus | -I m. owner proprietor |
Duco | duvere, duxi, ductus to lead, guide, direct, conduct, command |
Efficio | -fivere, -feci, -fectus to bring about, bring to pass, effect cause produce |
Excedo | -cedere, cessi, cessus to exceed, pass, surpass |
Exspecto | -are, avi, atus to satisfy completely, glut |
Facio | facere, feci factus, to make |
Invenio | -venire, -veni, vintus to come upon, find, come across |
Latus | -eris, n. side flank, body portion |
Locus | I M. little place, spot |
Maturo | -are, -avi, -atus to ripen |
Mitto | mittere, misi, missus to send |
Munio | ire, ivi or ii, itus to defend with a wall |
Narro | -are, -avi, atus to tell, relate, narrate |
-ne | it introduces a question and is put on the first word of the sentence |
Nuntius | -a, -um bringing news announcing |
Officium | -I n. service favor kindness courtesy |
Oppidum | -I n. small town |
Pono | ponere, posui, positus to put set place |
Populus | I f. popular tree |
Pretium | -I n. price value worth reward |
Publicus | –a –um adj public |
Pulcher | -beautifully attractive |
Quid | how why |
Quis | curuc who which one |
Rego | regere, rexi, rectus to keep in a straight line |
Templum | -I N. shrine, temple |
Terminus | -I M. boundary limit |
Venio | venire, veni, ventum- to come |
Verus | -a, -um true actual genuine real |
Vester | -tra –trum your yours |
Ā, ab | away from |
Ager | Agri M. field |
Altus | -a, -um, high |
Amīcitia | -ae, friendship |
Amīcus | -a, -um, friendly |
Animus | -i, M. mind |
Annus | -i, M. year |
Augeō | -gere, xi, ctus, increase |
Barbarus (adjective) | -a, -um, foreign |
Barbarus (noun) | -i, M. Foreigner, barbarian |
Captīvus | a, um captive |
Casa | -ae, f. house |
Castra | -orum n. pl. camp |
Cēna | -ae, f. diner |
Colōnus | -i, m. settler |
Cōnsilium | li, n. council |
Dē | from |
Disciplīna | -ae, f. training |
Doceō | ere,ui,tus, teach |
Ē, ex | out from |
Ēvoco | are, avi, atus, call out |
Fīlius | -li, m., son |
Frūmentum | -I, n. grain |
Glōria | ae, f. glory |
Grātia | ae, f. gratitude |
Habeō | ere, ui, itus have |
Habitō | are, avi, atus live |
Lingua | -ae f. tongue |
Magister | tri, m. teacher |
Maneō | ere, si, sus, to wait |
Mereō | ere, ui, itus deserve |
Migrō | -are, avi, atus move |
Moveō | movere, movi, motus, move |
Noster | tra, trum our |
Patria | ae,f. fatherland, country |
Praemium | mi, n. reward |
Puer | i m. boy |
Sacer | cra, crum scared |
Signum | I, n. sign |
Singulī | ae, a, one at a time |
Socius | ci m. ally |
Sum | esse, fui, futurus, to be |
Teneō | ere, ui, tus, hold |
Terreō | ere, ui, itus, scare |
Videō | ere, vidi, visus, to see |
Vir | viri m. Man hero |
Vocō | are, avi, atus, call |
Cibus | I, M. food |
Clarus | a, um, clear |
Copia | ae, f. supply |
Cura | ae, f. worry |
Forma | ae, f. shape |
Numerus | I, M. number |
Planus | a, um, level |
Regina | ae f. queen |
Ad | at |
Nauta | ae, M. sailor |
Navigo | are avi atus, to navigate |
Pecunia | ae f. money |
unda | ae, f. water |
Dono | are, avi, atus to present |
gratus | a, um, done for thanks |
littera | ae, f. letter |
Mando | are, avi, atus to hand over |
monstro | are, avi, atus, to show |
nuntio | are, avi, atus- to bring |
praeda | ae, f. plunder |
Probo | are, avi, atus to approve |
incito | are, avi, atus to urge on |
iniuria | ae, f. wrong |
memoria | ae, f. memory |
occupo | are avi, atus to occupy |
poena | ae f. punishment |
Provincia | ae f. providence |
Pugna | ae, f. fight |
pugno | are, avi atus, to fight |
servo | are, avi, atus, to watch |
victoria | ae, f. victory |
filia | ae, f. daughter |
hora | ae, f. hour |
meus | a, um, my |
quintus | a, um fifth |
tuus | a, um - your |
Agricola | ae, M. farmer |
Aqua | ae, f. water |
Carrus | I, M. cart |
Equus | I, M horse |
Fama | ae F. fame |
Familia | ae, f. family |
foruna | Ae, f. fortune |
Insula | ae, f. fortune |
Puella | ae, f. girl |
Servus | I, M. slave |
Silva | ae, f. forrest |
terra | ae, f. earth |
Via | ae, f. road |
Vita | ae, f. life |
Bonus | a, um good |
Durus | a, um, hard |
Longus | a, um, long |
Magnus | a, um, large |
Malus | a, um, tall |
Multus | a, um, many |
Novus | a, um, new |
Parvus | a, um, small |
Amo | are, avi, atus, love |
Laboro | are, avi, atus, to work |
Laudo | are, avi, atus to praise |
Paro | are avi atus to prepare |
Porto | are avi atus carry |
Specto | are, avi atus to observe |
Minime | not at all |
non | no |
Nunc | now |
Sic | yes |
Ubi | where |
Et | and |
quod | because |
sed | but |