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SUPERQUIA LATIN II NOV 14 TEST

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advenio/ire/adveni/adventumarrive (at)
albus/a/umwhite
absum/abesse/afuibe away, be absent
brevi temporesoon (lit. "in a short time")
clamo (1)shout
constituo/ere/constitui/constitutumdecide
discedo/ere/discessi/discessumleave, depart
domina/aemistress; lady of the house
dominus/imaster; man of the house
dormio/ire/dormivi/dormitumsleep
fenestra/aewindow
habito (1)live, dwell, inhabit
iaceo/iacere/iacuilie (down); lie dead
iamdudumfor a long time now
ibithere; in that place
interficio/ere/-feci/-fectumkill
iter facereto travel
lectum/ibed
mons/montismountain
nox/noctisnight
obon account of; because of
os/ossis (n)bone
peto/ere/petivi/petitumseek; ask; chase, pursue
pono/ere/posui/positumput, place
relinquus/a/umthe rest, the remaining, the other
silva/aewoods, forest
surgo/ere/surrexi/surrectumrise (up), get up
tempto (1)try, attempt
timor/timorisfear
contendo/ere/contendi/contentumstruggle; hurry; fight
atqueand; and also, and even
contendo/ere/contendi/contentumhurry, hasten, march (with soldiers)
latro/latronisthief, robber
moxsoon
necesse estit is necessary
postridiethe next day
posteaafter, afterwards
scelestus/a/umwicked, evil
spolio (1)rob
umbra/aeghost
vox/vocisvoice
signum/isignal, sign; seal (sign, seal, signet)
divitiae/-arumriches, wealth
factum/ideed, act, achievement (fact, faction, feat)
quisque/quidqueeach one/person/thing
ipse/ipsa/ipsummyself/yourself/itself... (solipsistic)
suihimself/herself/itself//themselves (suicide)
doctus/a/umlearned, taught, skilled (doctor/doctrine/doctorate)
fortunatus/a/umlucky, happy, fortunate
suus/a/umhis own/her own/its own/their own
namfor
ante (+acc)before, in front of (antebellum/antediluvian)
per (+acc)through
olimonce, formerly, at that time; once upon a time
alo/alere/alui/altumnourish, support, sustain, increase, cherish (alible, aliment, alimentary, alimony, coalesce, adolescence)
diligo/ere/dilexi/dilectumesteem, love (diligent/diligence)
iungo/ere/iunxi/iunctumjoin (join/joint/junction/juncture/conjoin)
sto/stare/steti/statumstand (stable/state/station/establish/stay/stature)
contendo/ere/contendi/contentumstrive, struggle; hasten, hurry (contend/contention/contentious)
eques/equitishorseman, cavalryman (equestrian)
sapiens/sapientis (noun & adj)(adj) wise; (noun) wise man, philosopher (sapience/sapient)
tumulus/itomb, grave
recedo/ere/recessi/recessumgo back, withdraw (recede/recession)
ipso factoby the very fact
ipso iureby the law itself
res ipsa loquiturthe matter speaks for itself
sui generisof his/her/its own kind
ipsissima verbathe very words
per- (as a prefix)thoroughly, completely, very
altus/a/umhigh; deep (altitude/altimeter)
coniunx/coniugis (m/f)spouse (conjugal)
aqua/aewater (aquatic, aquarium, Aquarius, aqueduct, subaqueous, ewer, sewer, sewage, sewerage)
ars/artis (f)skill; art (artifact, artifice, artificial, artless, artist, inert, inertia
auris/is (f)ear (aural, auricle, auriform)
aurum/igold (auriferous)
civis/is (m/f)citizen
ius/iuris (n)right, justice, law (jury/jurist/juror/just/ justice; injury
iustus/a/umjust
mare/maris (n)sea (mariner, marine, marinate, maritime, submarine, cormorant)
nubes/is (f)cloud (nubilous)
os/oris (n)mouth; face (oral, orifice)
pars/partis (f)part, share; direction (party, partisan, partial, participate, apart, apartment, repartee)
turba/aecrowd, mob, multitude; uproar, disturbance
urbs/urbis (f)city (urban, urbane, urbanity, suburb(an)
vis/visforce, power, violence
vires/viriumstrength
a/ab (+ab)away from; by (someone -personal agent)
trans (+acc)across
curro/ere/cucurri/cursumrun
appello (1)call, name; address
muto (1)change, alter; exchange (mutable, immutable, mutual, commute, permutation, transmutation, molt)
teneo/ere/tenui/tentumhave, keep, possess; restrain
vito (1)avoid
ovis/issheep
formica/aeant
onus/oneris (n)load, burden (onus, onerous)
lupus/i or lupa/aewolf
ignarus/a/umignorant (of)
celeritas/-tatis (f)speed, swiftness
niger/nigra/nigrumblack
niveus/a/umsnowy, snowy white
dens/dentis (f)tooth
collum/ineck
nasus/inose
coma/aehair (comb)
supercilium/ieyebrow (supercilious)
Quid agis/agitis?How are you doing?
Quid facis?What are you doing?
benewell
malebadly
non malenot bad(ly)
optimevery well; excellent
pessimevery badly; horribly
perbenevery well
permalevery badly
Quaenam est tempestas?What is the weather like?
Quid est hodie tempestas?What is the weather today?
frigidus/a/umcold
calidus/a/umhot
nimbosus/a/umcloudy
ventosus/a/umwindy
niveosus/a/umsnowy
apricus/a/umsunny
sol lucetthe sun is shining
ningitit is snowing
pluitit is raining
aestas/aestatissummer
aestatein the summer(time)
hiems/hiemiswinter
hiemein the winter(time)
autumnus/ifall, autumn
autumnoin the fall
ver/verisspring(time)
verein the spring(time)
prima luceat dawn/sunrise
vesperein the evening
multa noctelate at night
meridieat noon; at midday
media nocteat midnight; in the middle of the night
aetas/aetatisage, period of life, time (eternal, eternity)
auditor/-orislistener, hearer (auditor)
clementia/aemercy, gentleness, mildness
mens/mentismind, thought, intention (demented, mention)
quam (adv)how! (e.g. quam pulchra! - how beautiful!)
brevis/eshort, brief (brevity, breviary, abbreviate, abridge)
celer/celeris/celereswift, fast, quick (celerity, accelerate)
celeritas/-tatisquickness, speed, swiftness
difficilis/ehard, difficult, troublesome
dulcis/esweet; pleasant, agreeable (dulcimer, dulcify)
facilis/eeasy, agreeable (facile, facility, facilitate)
fortis/estrong, brave (fort, forte, fortify, force, comfort)
fortitudo/inisstrength, bravery, courage (fortitude)
ingens/ingentishuge
iucundus/a/umpleasant, delightful, agreeable, pleasing
longus/a/umlong, tall
omnis/eall, every (omnibus, bus, omnipresent, omnipotent, omniscient, omnivorous)
potens/potentispowerful, mighty, strong (potent, importent, omnipotent, potentate, potential)
senex/senis(noun) old person/man (adj) old, aged (senile, senate, senator, senescent, senior)
rego/ere/rexi/rectumrule, guide, direct (regent, regime, regiment, regulate, correct, rectitude)
horrendus/a/umhorrible, frightful, dreadful
informis/eformless, hideous, ugly
bellus/a/umbeautiful, pretty
furor/furorismadness
saeculum/icentury, age


Mr. Bray
Antonian College Prep

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