Latin lesson 9
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90 terms
Latin | English |
|---|---|
| Brevis |  Brief (3rd decl. adj.) |
| Facilis | Easy (3rd decl. adj.) |
| Fortis | Brave (3rd decl. adj.) |
| Gravis | Serious (3rd. decl. adj.) |
| Humilis | Humble (3rd decl. adj.) |
| Levis | Trivial (3rd decl. adj.) |
| Mollis | Soft (3rd decl. adj.) |
| Nobilis | Noble (3rd decl. adj.) |
| Turpis | Disgraceful (3rd. decl. adj.) |
| Crudelis | Cruel (3rd decl. adj.) |
| Difficilis | Difficult (3rd decl. adj) |
| Gracilis | Slender (3rd decl. adj) |
| Mirabilis | Marvellous (3rd decl. adj.) |
| Terribilis | Terrible (3rd decl. adj.) |
| Tristis | Sad (3rd decl. adj.) |
| Utilis | Useful (3rd decl. adj.) |
| Dulcis | Sweet (3rd decl. adj.) |
| Fidelis | Faithful (3rd decl. adj.) |
| Adiuvo (are) | Help (1st con.) |
| Amemus | let us love |
| bibat | let him drink |
| castitas (tatis) | Chastity (3rd decl.) |
| Catullus (i) | Catullus (2nd decl) |
| Cogito (are) | Think (1st con) |
| Cupido (inis) | Cupid (3rd decl.) |
| Diligere | to love |
| Dum | while (as long as) |
| Evanuit | he has vanished |
| Fatum (i) (n) | fate |
| Furtum (i) (n) | theft |
| Hoc | this |
| Incipio | begin (3rd con.) |
| Infirmus (a-um) | sick |
| Inflammo (are) | inflame (1st) |
| Inimicus (i) (m) | enemy |
| iniuria (ae) (f) | harm |
| invidia (ae) (f) | grudge (jealousy) |
| iusserat | he had ordered |
| meus (a-um) | my |
| molestus (a um) | troublesome |
| occidere | to kill |
| oculus (i) (m) | eye |
| pagina (ae) (f) | page |
| placeo (ere) | please (2nd) |
| Propertius (i) | Propertius |
| reliquit | he has left |
| rogavit | he asked |
| satiemus | let us fill |
| satis | enough |
| scio (ire) | know |
| sepelire | to bury |
| silentium (i) (n) | silence |
| sinunt | they allow |
| superbus (a-um) | proud |
| tandem | at last |
| tu (nom.) | you |
| vestire | to clothe |
| vinolentus (a-um) | fond of booze |
| vivamus | let us live |
| abiit | he went away |
| audivisti | you heard |
| clamor (is) (m) | shout (cry) |
| congitabam (cogitabas) | I was thinking (, you) |
| contentio (nis) (f) | dispute (competition) |
| cor (dis) (n) | heart |
| currit | he runs |
| de (w/ abl) | about |
| dolus (i) (m) | deceit |
| dormiebas | you were sleeping |
| dormio (, dormis) | I am sleeping (, you) |
| excito (are) | wake (arouse) |
| honoro (are) | honor |
| horrendus (a-um) | fearful (to be feared) |
| iam | now (already) |
| immo | no (on the contrary) |
| iudicium (i) (n) | trial (judgement) |
| libellus (i) (m) | little book |
| murmuro (are) | murmur |
| nec multo post | not long afterwards |
| obdormit | he falls asleep |
| ohe | woah |
| opere perfecto | with the task completed |
| os (oris) (n) | mouth |
| praeponere | to prefer |
| proferre | to put forward |
| scribit | he writes |
| somnus (i) (m) | sleep |
| ululo (are) | howl |
| veritas (veritatis) | truth |
| vox (vocis) | voice |
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