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Learn To Read Latin - Vocabulary Chapter 07

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âraârae (f.) - altar
côpiacôpiae (f.) - abundance; (pl.) troops, forces
fortûnafortûnae (f.) - fortune, chance
însidiaeînsidiârum (f.) - (pl.) ambush, plot, treachery
nâtûranâtûrae (f.) - nature
umbraumbrae (f.) - shadow, shade
ingeniumingeniî (n.) - nature; disposition; (natural) talent
templumtemplî (n.) - temple
arsartis, -ium (f.) - skill, art; guile, trick
cîvitâscîvitâtis (f.) - state, citizenry; citizenship
frâterfrâtris (m.) - brother
morsmortis, -ium (f.) - death
parspartis, -ium (f.) - part
sororsorôris (f.) - sister
virtûsvirtûtis (f.) - manliness, courage; excellence, virtue
vôxvôcis (f.) - voice; word
maneômanêre, mânsî, mânsûrus - remain, stay; (tr.) await
terreôterrêre, terruî, territus - terrify, frighten
cupiôcupere, cupiî / cupîvî, cupîtus - desire, long for, want
fugiôfugere, fûgî, fugitûrus - flee
petôpetere, petiî / petîvî, petîtus - ask (for), seek; attack
trâdôtrâdere, trâdidî, trâditus - hand over, surrender; hand down
vincôvincere, vîcî, victus - conquer, overcome; (intr.) win
auferôauferre, abstulî, ablâtus - carry away, take away, remove
differôdifferre, distulî, dîlâtus - (intr.) differ, be different; (tr.) carry in different directions
acerbus, -a, -umbitter; harsh
antîquus, -a, -umold, ancient
cârus, -a, -umprecious; dear (to) (+ dat.)
certus, -a, -umsure, certain, reliable
incertus, -a, -umunsure, uncertain, unreliable
falsus, -a, -umdeceptive, false
novus, -a, -umnew; strange
vêrus, -a, -umreal, true
mortâlis, mortâlemortal
immortâlis, immortâleimmortal
ante[prep. + acc.] before; in front of; (adv.) before, earlier, previously
aut(conj.) or
aut ... aut... either ... or
etiam(adv.) also, even; still
ita(adv.) so, thus, in this way, in such a way
(adv.) not
post[prep. + acc.] after; behind; (adv.) after(ward), later; behind
sôlum(adv.) only
nôn sôlum ... sed/vêrum etiam ...not only ... but also ...
utinam(particle) (introduces an optative subjunctive)
vêrô(adv.) certainly, indeed; but (in fact)
vêrum(conj.) but


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