Latin Vocabulary Analysis

Vocabulary flashcards covering Latin word forms, dictionary entries, grammatical analyses, and primary English meanings.

ludum

Dictionary form: ludus, ludi (m.); Grammatical Analysis: Accusative singular; Primary English Meaning: game, sport, play, or school

tenet

Dictionary form: teneo, tenere, tenui, tentus; Grammatical Analysis: Present active indicative, 3rd person singular; Primary English Meaning: he / she / it holds, keeps, or grasps

sedet

Dictionary form: sedeo, sedere, sedi, sessus; Grammatical Analysis: Present active indicative, 3rd person singular; Primary English Meaning: he / she / it sits

debemus

Dictionary form: debeo, debere, debui, debitus; Grammatical Analysis: Present active indicative, 1st person plural; Primary English Meaning: we must, we ought to, or we owe

locum

Dictionary form: locus, loci (m.); Grammatical Analysis: Accusative singular; Primary English Meaning: place, position, or spot

traliit (typo)

Dictionary form: Likely trahit (traho, trahere) or tratulit (trafero); Grammatical Analysis: 3rd person singular; Primary English Meaning: he / she / it drags, pulls (trahit); or transferred (tratulit)

enim

Dictionary form: enim (conjunction); Grammatical Analysis: Postpositive conjunction; Primary English Meaning: for, indeed, truly, or in fact

frumentum

Dictionary form: frumentum, frumenti (n.); Grammatical Analysis: Nominative / Accusative singular; Primary English Meaning: grain, corn, or produce

mare

Dictionary form: mare, maris (n.); Grammatical Analysis: Nominative / Accusative singular; Primary English Meaning: sea

rogas

Dictionary form: rogo, rogare, rogavi, rogatus; Grammatical Analysis: Present active indicative, 2nd person singular; Primary English Meaning: you ask or you inquire

accipere

Dictionary form: accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus; Grammatical Analysis: Present active infinitive; Primary English Meaning: to receive, accept, or take in

cupis

Dictionary form: cupio, cupere, cupivi, cupitus; Grammatical Analysis: Present active indicative, 2nd person singular; Primary English Meaning: you desire, want, or wish for

mari

Dictionary form: mare, maris (n.); Grammatical Analysis: Ablative / Dative singular; Primary English Meaning: by / with / in / to the sea

terra

Dictionary form: terra, terrae (f.); Grammatical Analysis: Nominative singular; Primary English Meaning: land, earth, ground, or country

dabimus

Dictionary form: do, dare, dedi, datus; Grammatical Analysis: Future active indicative, 1st person plural; Primary English Meaning: we will give

aderit

Dictionary form: adsum, adesse, adfui, adfuturus; Grammatical Analysis: Future active indicative, 3rd person singular; Primary English Meaning: he / she / it will be present or will arrive

accipiense (typo)

Dictionary form: Likely accipiens (accipio, accipere); Grammatical Analysis: Present active participle (nom. singular); Primary English Meaning: receiving, accepting, or taking

vinder (typo)

Dictionary form: Likely vindex, vindicis (m./f.); Grammatical Analysis: Nominative singular; Primary English Meaning: defender, protector, or avenger

paratus

Dictionary form: paratus, parata, paratum; Grammatical Analysis: Perfect passive participle / Adjective; Primary English Meaning: prepared, ready, or provided

inveni

Dictionary form: invenio, invenire, inveni, inventus; Grammatical Analysis: Perfect active indicative, 1st person singular; Primary English Meaning: I found, discovered, or came upon

clarus

Dictionary form: clarus, clara, clarum; Grammatical Analysis: Nominative singular masculine adjective; Primary English Meaning: clear, bright, famous, or distinguished

atque

Dictionary form: atque (conjunction); Grammatical Analysis: Conjunction; Primary English Meaning: and, and also, and even

iubet

Dictionary form: iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussus; Grammatical Analysis: Present active indicative, 3rd person singular; Primary English Meaning: he / she / it orders, commands, or bids

venire

Dictionary form: venio, venire, veni, ventum; Grammatical Analysis: Present active infinitive; Primary English Meaning: to come

verum

Dictionary form: verus, vera, verum (or conjunction); Grammatical Analysis: Adjective / Conjunction; Primary English Meaning: true, real; or but / in truth

clari

Dictionary form: clarus, clara, clarum; Grammatical Analysis: Genitive singular m/n OR Nominative plural m; Primary English Meaning: of famous/clear; or famous/clear (men)

proceditis

Dictionary form: procedo, procedere, processi, processus; Grammatical Analysis: Present active indicative, 2nd person plural; Primary English Meaning: you all proceed, advance, or move forward

proprerare (typo)

Dictionary form: properare (propero, properare, properavi, properatus); Grammatical Analysis: Present active infinitive; Primary English Meaning: to hurry, hasten, or speed up

tardierimus (typo)

Dictionary form: Likely tardiores erimus or tarderimus (tardeo) / tradiderimus; Grammatical Analysis: Future condition / verb form; Primary English Meaning: we will be slower/more delayed; or we will have handed over