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Undergraduate 1
09/12/2010
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Term
manet
 Definition
he/she stays, waits
Term
sedet
 Definition
sits
Term
videt
 Definition
sees
Term
ascendit
 Definition
climbs
Term
cadit
 Definition
falls
Term
inquit
 Definition
says
Term
mittit
 Definition
sends
Term
redit
 Definition
returns
Term
redit
 Definition
returns
Term
ambulat
 Definition
he/she walks
Term

cenat

 Definition
he/she dines
Term
festinat
 Definition
he/she hurries
Term
intrat
 Definition
he/she enters
Term
laborat
 Definition
he/she works
Term
casa
 Definition
house/cottage
Term
cena
 Definition
dinner
Term
femina
 Definition
woman
Term
puella
 Definition
girl
Term
fessa
 Definition
tired
Term
laeta
 Definition
happy
Term
parata
 Definition
ready
Term
mox
 Definition
soon
Term
non
 Definition
not
Term
et
 Definition
and
Term
sed
 Definition
 but
Term
iuvat
 Definition
he/she helps
Term
laudat
 Definition
he/she praises
Term
narrat
 Definition
he/she tells
Term
parat
 Definition
he/she prepares
Term
portat
 Definition
he/she carries
Term
salutat
 Definition
he/she greets
Term
vocat
 Definition
he/she calls
Term
aqua
 Definition
water
Term
fabula
 Definition
story
Term
filia
 Definition
daughter
Term
via
 Definition
roadway
Term
irata
 Definition
angry
Term
subito
 Definition
suddenly
Term
in + acc
 Definition
in, into
Term
manet
 Definition
he/she stays, waits
Term
sedet
 Definition
he/she sits
Term
videt
 Definition
he/she sees
Term
ascendit
 Definition
he/she climbs
Term
cadit
 Definition
he/she falls
Term
currit
 Definition
he/she runs
Term
ducit
 Definition
he/she leads
Term
inquit
 Definition
he/she says
Term
audit
 Definition
he/she hears
Term
terra 
 Definition
earth, land
Term
cibus
 Definition
food
Term
colonus
 Definition
farmer
Term
filius
 Definition
son
Term
ager
 Definition
field
Term
puer
 Definition
boy, child
Term
anxius (-a, -um)
 Definition
anxious
Term
eum, eam
 Definition
him, her
Term
ad
 Definition
to, towards
Term
nam
 Definition
for
Term
adest
 Definition
he/she is present
Term
curat
 Definition
he/she cares/looks after
Term
accedit
 Definition
he/she approaches
Term
procedit
 Definition
he/she goes forward
Term
surgit
 Definition
he/she rises
Term
dormit
 Definition
he/she sleeps
Term
venit
 Definition
he/she comes
Term
magnus (-a, -um)
 Definition
great, big
Term
miser, misera, miserum
 Definition
miserable
Term
multus (-a, -um)
 Definition
much, many
Term
cur?
 Definition
why?
Term
diu
 Definition
for a long time
Term
iam
 Definition
now, already
Term
lente
 Definition
slowly
Term
saepe
 Definition
often
Term
tandem
 Definition
at last
Term
amicus
 Definition
friend
Term
ludus
 Definition
school
Term
eos/eas
 Definition
them
Term
ille, illa
 Definition
he, she
Term
quod
 Definition
because
Term
ubi
 Definition
when
Term
clamat
 Definition
he/she shouts
Term
dat
 Definition
he/she gives
Term
rogat
 Definition
he/she asks
Term
spectat
 Definition
he/she watches
Term
iacet
 Definition
he/she lies (down)
Term
respondet
 Definition
he/she answers
Term
dicit
 Definition
he/she says
Term
emit
 Definition
he/she buys
Term
ponit
 Definition
he/she places, puts
Term
tradit
 Definition
he/she hands over
Term
advenit
 Definition
he/she arrives
Term
facit
 Definition
he/she makes, does
Term
hortus
 Definition
garden
Term
unus (-a, -um)
 Definition
one
Term
duo, duae, duo
 Definition
two
Term
tres, tria
 Definition
three
Term
alius, alia, aliud
 Definition
other, another
Term
bonus (-a, -um)
 Definition
good
Term
malus (-a, -um)
 Definition
bad
Term
statim
 Definition
at once
Term
quid?
 Definition
what?
Term
cum (+abbligitive)
 Definition
with
Term
in (+abbligitive)
 Definition
in, on 
Term
nominative
 Definition
subject
Term
accusative
 Definition
object
Term
ablative
 Definition
motion away from something
Term
per (+acc.)
 Definition
through, throughout
Term
nec/neque
 Definition
and not, nor
Term
debeo, debere
 Definition
I ought, I must
Term
doceo, docere
 Definition
I teach, to teach
Term
iubeo, iubere
 Definition
I order, to order
Term
constituo, constituere
 Definition
I decide, to decide
Term
dimitto, dimittere
 Definition
I send away
Term
ludo, ludere
 Definition
I play
Term
scribo, scribere
 Definition
I write
Term
cupio, cupere
 Definition
I desire, I want
Term
eo, ire
 Definition
I go
Term
exeo, exire
 Definition
I go out
Term
ceteri, ceterae, cetera
 Definition
the others, the rest
Term
meus (-a, -um)
 Definition
my
Term
tuus (-a, -um)
 Definition
your
Term
ianua
 Definition
door
Term
littera
 Definition
a letter
Term
domus
 Definition
home
Term
domum
 Definition
to go home
Term
magister
 Definition
master
Term
ego, me
 Definition
I, me
Term
tu, te
 Definition
you, you
Term
celeriter
 Definition
quickly
Term
diligenter
 Definition
carefully, hard
Term
diligenter
 Definition
carefully, hard
Term
iterum
 Definition
again
Term
prope (+acc)
 Definition
near
Term
itaque
 Definition
and so
Term
nec/neque..., nec/neque
 Definition
neither... nor
Term
convoco, convocare
 Definition
I call together, to call together
Term
navigo, navigare
 Definition
I sail, to sail
Term
oppugno, oppugnare
 Definition
I attack, to attack
Term
pugno, pugnare
 Definition
I fight, to fight
Term
defendo, defendere
 Definition
I defend, to defend
Term
occido, occidere
 Definition
I kill, to kill
Term
resisto, resistere
 Definition
I resist, to resist
Term
vinco, vincere
 Definition
I conquer, to conquer
Term
capio, capere
 Definition
I take, to take
Term
fugio, fugere
 Definition
I flee, to flee
Term
iacio, iacere
 Definition
I throw, to throw
Term
carcus (-a, -um)
 Definition
dear
Term
fortis, forte
 Definition
brave
Term
omnis, omne
 Definition
all
Term
ira, -ae (f.)
 Definition
anger
Term
pugna, -ae (f.)
 Definition
fight
Term
canis, canis (c.)
 Definition
dog
Term
comes, comitis (c.)
 Definition
comrade
Term
frater, fratris (m.)
 Definition
brother
Term
navis (f)
 Definition
ship
Term
pater, patris (m.)
 Definition
father
Term
princeps, principis (m.)
 Definition
prince
Term
rex, regis (m.)
 Definition
king
Term
urbs, urbis (f.)
 Definition
city
Term
fortiter
 Definition
bravely
Term
a/ab + abl.
 Definition
from
Term
possum, posse
 Definition
I can, I am able
Term
exspecto, -are
 Definition
I wait for
Term
servo, -are
 Definition
I save
Term
timeo, -ere
 Definition
I fear, I am afraid
Term
reddo, -ere
 Definition
I return, give back
Term
relinquo, -ere
 Definition
I leave behind
Term
verto, -ere
 Definition
I turn
Term
conicio, -ere
 Definition
I hurl
Term
circum + acc.
 Definition
round
Term
e/ex + (abl.)
 Definition
out of, from
Term
hasta, -ae (f.)
 Definition
spear
Term
porta, -ae (f.)
 Definition
gate
Term
murus, -i (m.)
 Definition
wall
Term
mater, matris (f.)
 Definition
mother
Term
mors, mortis (f.)
 Definition
death
Term
bene
 Definition
well
Term
hic
 Definition
here
Term
huc
 Definition
(to) here, hither
Term
-que
 Definition
and
Term
mortuus (-a, -um)
 Definition
dead
Term
solus (-a, -um)
 Definition
alone
Term
territus (-a, -um)
 Definition
terrified
Term
incolumis, incolume
 Definition
safe, unharmed
Term
3rd declension (-nouns and verbs that don't end in a, e (us) - the weird ones)
 Definition

-(in vocab ie rex)

-em

-e

-es

-es

-ibus
Term

2nd declension (e, us)

masculine nouns/verbs

 Definition

-us

-um

-o

-i

-os

-is
Term
1st declension (nouns/verbs feminine end in -a)
 Definition

-a

-am

-a

-ae

-as

-is
Term

irregular: sum 

(to be)

 

infinitive: esse

 Definition

-sum

-es

-est

-sumus

-estis

-sunt

 

imperative:

sing-  es

plur-  estos

 
Term

irregular: possum

(I can/am able)

 

infinitive: posse

 Definition

-possum

-potes

-potest

-possumus

-potestis

-possunt

 

imperitive: ?
Term

irregular: eo

(I go)

 

infinitive: ire

 Definition

-eo

-is

-it

-imus

-itis

-eunt

 

imperative:

sing- i

plur- ite
Term

irregular: exeo

(I go out)

 

infinitive: exire

 

 Definition

-exeo

-exis

-exit

-eximus

-exitis

-exeunt

 

imperatives: 

sing- exi

plur- exite
Term

1st conjugtion (As)

infinitive: (-are)

 

 

 Definition

o     

as

at

amus

atis

ant

 

imperative: voca, vocate 
Term

2nd Conjugation (Es)

infinitive: (-ere)

 

 Definition

-eo

-es

-et

-emus

-etis

-ent

 

imperative: sede, sedete
Term

3rd Conjugation

infinitive: ere

 Definition

-o

-is

-it

-imus

-itis

-unt

 

imperatives: duce, ducite
Term

3rd conjugation "io"

infinitive: ere

 Definition

-io

-is

-it

-imus

-itis

-iunt

 

imperative: cupe, cupite
Term

4th conjugation

infinitive: ire

 Definition

-io

-is

-it

-imus

-itis

-iunt

 

imperative: dormi, dormite
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