| A | B |
|---|
| dictum et factum | Said and done |
| capio capere cepi captus | to take |
| facio facere feci factus | to make to do |
| jacio jacere jeci jactus | to throw |
| fugio fugere fugi fugitus | to flee |
| cupio cupere cupivi cupitus | to desire |
| audio IV | to hear |
| dormio IV | to sleep |
| finio iv | to finish |
| munio iv | to fortify |
| scio iv | to know |
| nescio iv | to not know |
| impedio iv | to hinder |
| venio venire veni ventus | to come |
| invenio invenire inveni inventus | to discover |
| sentio sentire sensi sensus | to feel |
| Magister dixit | The master has spoken |
| Festina lente | Make haste slowly\ |
| altus a um | high |
| latus a um | wide |
| liber a um | free |
| pulcher chra chrum | beautiful |
| asper a um | rough |
| miser a um | wretched |
| multus a um | much many |
| longus a um | long |
| laetus a um | happy |
| lentus a um | slow |
| certus a um | certain |
| brevis breve | short brief |
| gravis grave | serious grave |
| fortis forte | strong brave |
| fidelis fidele | faithful |
| difficilis difficile | difficult |
| turpis turpe | shameful |
| facilis facile | easy |
| alte | highly |
| late | widely |
| libere | freely |
| pulchre | beautifully |
| aspere | roughtly |
| misere | unhappily |
| multum | much |
| longe | by far |
| laete | happily |
| lente | slowly |
| certe | certainly |
| breviter | shortly |
| graviter | seriously |
| fortiter | bravely |
| fideliter | faithfully |
| difficiliter | with difficulty |
| turnpiter | shamefully |
| facile | easily |
| Quid novi | What's new? |
| quis? | who? |
| quid? | what? |
| quando? | when? |
| ubi? | where? |
| -ne | forms yes and no questions |
| cur? | why |
| quot? | how many |
| quam diu? | how much |
| quomodo? | how |
| debeo debere | to owe ought |
| doceo docere docui doctus | to teach |
| gaudeo gaudere --- --- | to rejoice |
| habeo habere | to have |
| moneo monere | to warn |
| moveo movere movi motus | to move |
| taceo tacere | to be silent |
| teneo tenere tenui tentus | to hold |
| sedeo sedere sedi sessus | to sit |
| video videre vidi visus | to see |
| jubeo jubere jussi jussus | to order |
| caveo cavere cavi cautus | to beware of |
| prohibeo prohibere | to prevent |
| appareo apparere | to appear |
| valeo valere valui --- | to be strong |
| respondeo, ere, -di,-sus | to respond |
| maneo manere mansi mansus | to remain |
| ardeo ardere arsi arsus | to burn |
| terreo terrere | to frighten |
| timeo timere timui -- | to fear |
| 3 nom s endings for 2nd decl masc | us, er, ir |
| 2nd dec -er nouns ----or----- the e | drop, retain |
| example of a noun that is plural only | liberi, liberorum children |
| 4 liber words: | liberi, liberorum, children; liber libri, book; liber, libera, liberum, free; libero, liberare, to free, set free |
| These kinds of vbs have indirect objects | giving, telling; do, demonstro, nuntio, narro |
| two ways to show i.o in English | preposition to; word order |
| case for indirect object | dative |
| sentence pattern #5 | subj + vb + io + do |
| sentence pattern #5 in Latin | Maria Marco rosam dedit |
| 4 complements | pred nom, pred adj, do, io |
| Englsih shows possession-- | of and apostrophe |
| in Latin possessive noun is in ----case | genitive |
| 3rd decl nouns with gen pl -ium | i-stems |
| two signs of i-stems | same # of syllables in nom and gen; stem ends in 2 consonants |
| examples of i-stems | collis collis; pons, pontis |
| two types of adjectives | 1st/2md; 3rd |
| 3rd decl adj are related to-- | i-stems |
| definition of pronoun | takes place of noun |
| how many pronouns? names? | 8; personal, possessive, reflexive, intensive, interrogative, relative, demonstrative, indefinite |
| definition of antecedent | noun the pronoun takes the place of; noun the pronoun refers back to |
| we? us? | nos; nos |
| cum with 1st/2nd person pronouns | mecum, tecum, nobiscum, vobiscum |
