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Second Form Lesson 19

AB
audio audireto hear
capio capereto take
cupio cupereto desire
dico dicereto say
dormio dormireto sleep
duco ducereto lead
facio facereto make
figo figereto fix
finio finireto finish
fugio fugereto flee
impedio impedireto hinder
invenio invenireto discover
jacio jacereto throw
jungo jungereto join
munio munireto fortify
nescio nescireto not know
rego regereto rule
scio scireto know
sentio sentireto feel
struo struereto construct
traho trahereto drag
veho vehereto convey carry
venio venireto come
vinco vincereto conquer
vivo vivereto live
altehighly
aspereroughly
brevitershortly
certecertainly
certus a umcertain
difficiliterwith difficulty
facileeasily
fideliterfaithfully
fortiterbravely
graviterseriously
laetehappily
laetus a umhappy
latewidely
lenteslowly
lentus a umslow
liberefreely
longefar
longus a umlong
misereunhappily
multummuch
pulchrebeautifully
turpitershamefully
infinitive for 2nd conjugation; for 3rdere(long) ere (short)
3rd conj does not havve a stem with a consistent---stem vowel
in 3rd conjugation you must chop to ---to find present stemroot
to remember vowels in 3rd conj present systemae in future iou in present
3rd conjugation is an old maidno bo's in future
infinitive of 4th conj isire
stem vowels for all conj.a, e, none, i
present system of 4th conjugation is same as 3rd with addition of --stem vowel i
3rd io verbs belong to 3rd conj because their infinitive ends in ---ere
present system of 3rd io verbs looks like--present system of 4th conj
adverbmodifies verb,adj, another adverb
adverb answers---how,when,where,to what extent
1st and 2nd decl adjectives can be changed to adverbs by adding---to adjective steme
3rd declension adjectivves changed into adverbs by adding---to adjective stemiter
some adj use----forms as adverbs ending in either -----or--------------; two examplesneuter singular acc; um or e; multum, facile
perfect system is -----regular for all conjperfectly
perfect stem --drop i from 3rd principal part
pattern of a verb like rego--o ere xi ctus


Latin Teacher
Heritage Study Center
Hudson, OH

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