Latin Chapter 17

Soluo, -ere

I loose, cast off

evado, ere

I escape

pello, pellere

I drive

signum

sign, signal

vela

sails

incolumnis

unharmed

nobilis

famous, noble

antea

before

deinde

then, next

hodie

today

umquam

ever

antequam

before

ante

before

moneo, -ere

I warn, advise

valeo, -ere

I am strong, am well

confido, -ere

I trust

incido, -ere

I fall into

fama

report, reputation, rumor

mensa

table

gaudium

joy

discrimen

crisis

dolor

pain, grief

adventus

arrival

gratus

pleasing

iucundus

pleasant, delightful

reliquus

remaining, left

non solum… sed etiam

not only … but also

praeterea

moreover

propter

on account of

ut

as, when

utrum…an

whether…or?

alius, alia, aliud

other, another

alter, altera, alterum

one or the other of two

you use the —- part when conjugating present, imperfect, and future passive tense

second

passive endings

-r, -ris, -tur, -mur, -mini, - ntur

in present passive tense, for third conjugations, the letter — is added more the ending in second person singular

e

In future passive the letter — is added before the endings

b

in imperfect passive the letters — are added before the endings

ba

exempli gratia (e.g)

for instance

exit, exeunt

he/she goes out, they go out

expecto patronum

I await a guardian

facilis descensus Averno

The descent to Hell is easy

facta nonverba

actions speak louder than words

factotum

an employee or assistant with a wide range of duties