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ago, agere, egi I do, I drive claudo, claudere, clausi I shut aperio, aperire, aperui I open apertus, -a, -um open altus, -a, -um high invitus, -a, -um unwilling confectus, -a, -um finished medius, -a, -um middle sacer, sacra, sacrum sacred vacuus, -a, -um empty difficilis, difficile difficult aedificium, -i (n.) building vestimenta, -orum (n.) […]

nūntiō, āre, nūntiāuī I announce prōnūntiō I proclaim ēdō, ere, ēdidī I give out, proclaim fīo, fierī I became, am made praetereō, īre, praeteriī I go past, pass mora, ae, f. delay spectāculum, ī, n. spectacle, show caput, capitis, n. head genus, generis, n. kind, type, race, birth legiō, legiōnis, f. legion mulier, mulieris, f. […]

sum, esse, eram, fuī I am superō, superāre, superāvi I overcome discēdō, discēdere, discessī I go away, depart legō, legere, lēgī I read crēdō, crēdere, crēdidī (dat) I believe, trust prōmittō, prōmittere, prōmīsī I promise efficiō, efficere, effēcī I effect, carry out hōra, -ae (f.) hour pecūnia, -ae (f.) money dīvitiae, -ārum (f. pl.) riches […]

luceo, lucere, luxi I shine sumo, sumere, sumpsi I take up; I put on diligentia, -ae feminine care, diligence litterae, -arum feminine plural letters, literature campus, -i masculine plain, field facilitas, facilitatis feminine ease, facility lex, legis feminine law multitudo, multitudinis feminine multitude, crowd ius, iuris neuter right, justice tumultus, tumultus masculine riot, uproar brevis, […]

absum,abesse, afui + abl. I am away from disco, discere, didici I learn fleo, flēre, flevi I weep ineo, inīre, inii I enter, begin transeo, transīre, transii I cross studeo, studēre, studui + dat. I study valere iubeo I bid goodbye to vendo, vendere, vendidi I sell conspicio, conspicere, conspexi I catch sight of longus, […]

to form or ____________the present tense conjugate verbs are made up of ____ principle parts 4 the first part of the verb ends in _____ and is literaly transalted as the _______ person, singular, ____________ tense. -ō -1st person -present tense the first principle part is translated as _________ I _________ The second part of […]

litterae, -ārum, f. pl. n. letters, literature eques, equitis, m. n. horseman, knight familiāris, -is, c. n. friend honor, honōris, m. n. honor, office pectus, pectoris, n. n. breast, heart, soul pudor, pudōris, m. n. shame, modesty dignus, -a, -um (+abl) adj. worthy (of) indignus, -a, -um (+abl) adj. unworthy (of) dīues, dīuitis adj. rich […]

exerceō, exercēre I exercise, I train canō, canēre I sing contendō, contendēre I hasten gerō, gerēre I wear eō (to) there hodiē today posteā afterwards is, ea, id he, she, it; that quīdam, quaedam, quoddam a certain, a familia, familiae family, 1, f glōria, gloriae glory, 1, f locus, locī place, 2, m populus, populī […]

cēnat: cēnāvit … centuriō, centuriōnis, m. centurion cōnspicit: cōnspexit catches sight of conspicuous cum … facit: fēcit makes, does Manufacture heri … ingēns: ingentem … intellegit: intellēxit … lacrimat: lacramāvit … mortuus, mortua, mortuum mortuary nārrat: nārrāvit narrate necat: necāvit … nihil nothing annihilate omnis all Omnivorous parat: parāvit prepares prepare pestis: pestem pest pōculum, […]

*1. The Alphabet* *The Alphabet.* The Latin Alphabet has no *w* or *y*; otherwise it is the same as the English. *2. Pronunciation: Long/Short Vowels* *Pronunciation.* The Latin letters are pronounced as follows: Vowels: Long ____Vowels: Short *ā* as in father; ___*a* as in facility; *ē* as in they; ____*e* as in get; *ī* as […]

Via Appia The Appian Way vilicus overseer, farm manager dominus master absum, abesse (irreg) to be away, to be absent area open space, threshing floor plenus full quamquam although musso, mussare to mutter verbero, verberare to beat id quod that which, what ira anger illa nocte that night effugio, effugere to flee, run away, escape […]

Lexical Entry dictionary format for every word in the Latin language Lexical Entry: Nouns Nominative Singular, Genitive Singular, Gender, English definition Nominative Singular Form standard form of a word. used as the subject of the sentence. Genitive Singular Form where we get the STEM of a noun. we add all endings onto this stem. Gender […]

Gulf of Mexico Caribbean Sea Atlantic Ocean Pacific Ocean Colombia Venezuela Suriname Ecuador Peru Brazil Bolivia Paraguay Chile Argentina Uruguay Central America Mexico Cuba Guatemala El Salvador Belize Honduras Nicaragua Costa Rica Panama

salvē, salvēte! greetings! sinō, sinere, sīvī I allow vīsō, vīsere, vīsī I visit cōnficiō, cōnficere, cōnfēci I finish intersum, interesse, interfuī I am among, I take part in clārus clear, bright, famous ingeniōus talented, clever lātus wide, broad praetereā moreover aliquis, aliquid someone, something epistola letter dominus master ātrium hall ingenium character, talents studium study […]

milito, militare, militavi, militatum I campaign, serve as a soldier valeo, valere, valui, valitum I am strong, I am well dissero, disserere, disserui, dissertum I discuss expello, expellare, expuli, expulsum I drive out opprimo, opprimere, opressi, oppressum I opress officium, -i neuter duty eques, equitis masculine horsemen finis, finium masculine end, finish libertas, libertatis feminine […]

superō, -āre, superāuī v. I overcome temptō, -āre, temptāuī v. I try addō, -ere, addidī v. I add legō, -ere, lēgī v. I read supersum, -esse, -fuī v. I am left, I survive facilis, facile adj. easy numerus, -ī, m. n. number tandem adv. at last

adeo go up to, approach arcesso summon, send for ars art auris ear colloco place, put crudelis cruel denique at last, finally despero despair doctus learned, clever domus home infero bring in, bring on irrumpo burst in latus wide libero free, set free luna moon mors death oculus eye persuadeo persuade pessimus very bad, worst […]

I burn ardeo, ardere, arsi it happens accidit, accidere, accidit I strike ferio, ferire I arrive pervenio, pervenire, perveni surely not num? enough satis in front of pro cause causa, -ae, f sword gladius, -i, m tyrant tyrannus, -i, m. theater theatrum, -i, n part pars, partis, f fear timor, timoris, m head caput, capitis, […]

abest is out, is absent aberat was out avarus miser cubiculum bedroom emit buys erat was ferociter fiercely festinat hurries fortis brave fur thief infans baby intente intently libertus freedman olim once parvus small per through postquam after pulsat hits quod because res thing scribit writes subito suddenly superat overcomes tum then tuus your vituperat […]

Chapter 26 When Quintus saw the crowd of people standing in front of the theatre of Pompey, he wanted to know the reason for such a large gathering. And so he wormed his way through the crowd to the front rank, from where he could see everything. Very many senators and other distinguished men were […]

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