| A | B |
|---|
| invenio invenire inveni inventus IV | to discover, find out |
| sentio sentire sensi sensus IV | to feel |
| captio capere cepi captus III io | to take |
| facio facere feci factus III io | to make, do |
| jacio jacere jeci jactus III io | to throw |
| fugio fugere fugi fugitus III io | to flee |
| cupio cupere cupivi cupitus III io | to desire |
| quis | who |
| quid | what |
| quando | when |
| ubi | where |
| cur | why |
| quot | how many |
| quam diu | how long |
| quomodo | how? |
| -ne | enclitic for yes or no?'s |
| campus i m | field |
| cibus i m | fod |
| hortus i | garden |
| locus i m | place |
| ludus i m | game, school |
| lupus i m | wolf |
| nimbus i m | cloud |
| ventus i m | wind |
| Gallus i m | Faul |
| Marcus i m | Mark |
| animus i m | mind, spirit |
| barbarus i m | barbarian |
| The ---------can be usd to show purpose in Eng but not in Latin | infinitive |
| A purpose clause uses ----and the main clause uses---/ | indicative subjunctive |
| Verbs in a sentence with a purpose clause must -- | correspond |
| If the main clause is present or future, the purpose clause is--- | present subjunctive |
| The perfect subj. is identical to ---except ---- | fut perf 1st sing |
| A negative purpose clause uses ---instead of ut. | ne |
| The perf and plup active subjunctives are built on-- using-- | perfect stem eri isse |
| 2 neuter and 2 fem nouns of 4th decl | cornu genu domus manus |
| 3 degrees of adj and adv are | positive comparative superlative |
| If the main clause is past, the purpose clause is--- | imperfect subjunctive |
| The ---positive is descriptive. | positive |
| The -----implies comparison between 2. | comparative |
| The ---implies comparison among more than 2. | superlative |
| In Eng many comparatives add ---and superlatives add-- | er, est |
| morior mori mortuus sum III io | to die |
| patior pati passus sum III io | to suffer |
| progredior progredi pregressus sum III io | to advance |
| molior moliri molitus sum IV | to set in motion, undertake |
| orior oriri ortus sum IV | to rise |
| ordior ordiri orsus sum IV | to begin |
| adorior adoriri adortus sum IV | to rise towards, attack |
| potior potiri potitus sum + gen or abl IV | to gain control of |
| audeo audere ausus sum + inf II | to dare |
| gaudeo gaudere gavisus sum II | to rejoice |
| soleo solere solitus sum + inf II | to be accustomed |
| fido fidere fisus sum + dat, abl | to trust |
| nactus a um | having obtained, found |
| abeo abire abii abitus | to go away |
| adeo adire adii aditus | to go to |
| exeo exire exii exitus + de or ex | to go out |
| ineo inire inii initus | to begin |
| redeo redire redii reditus + ad or in | to return |
| transeo transire transii transitus | to cross |
| eo ire ivi (ii) itus | to go |
| affero afferre attuli allatus + ad | to bring to |
| confero conferre contuli collatus | to bring together, collect |
| differo differre distuli dilatus | to disperse, scatter |
| infer inferre intuli illatus + ad or in | to bring into, against |
| refero referre rettuli relatus | to bring back, report |
| fero ferr tuli latus | to bear, carry |
| aliquid aliquid | someone something anyone anything |
| quicumque quaecumque quodcumque | whoever whatever |
| quidam quaedam quiddam | a certain |
| quisque quidque | each every |
| fio fieri factus sum | to become, be done |
| malo malle malui -- + inf | to prefer |
| nolo nolle nolui -- + inf | to not want, be unwilliong |
| volo velle volui -- + inf | to wish, want, to willing |
