Unit V Review

aequus a um

equal to, even, level

agrestis-e

boorish, crude

alienus a um

foreign, alien, unfavorable

angustus a um

narrow, confined

arduus a um

steep, arduous

avidus a um

avid keen

beatus a um

blessed

caecus a um

blind

citus a um

rapid, quick

civilis-e

civil, of a citizen

clarus a um

clear, bright, gleaming

communis-e

common

crudelis-e

cruel

cunctus a um

all (in a body, group)

dignus a um

worthy, dignified

dubius a um

doubtful

durus a um

hard

humilis-e

humble

inanis-e

vain, inane

lenis-e

mild, gentle

mirus a um

wondrous

mollis-e

soft, yielding

periculosus a um

dangerous

pius a um

pious, dutiful

quam (adv)

than, as possible

rusticus a um

of the country, rurual, unsophisticated

sublimis-e

sublime, elevated

superbus a um

proud

tardus a um

late, delayed

tristis-e

sad

verus a um

true

latior latius (adj)

wider

latius (adv)

more widely

gravior gravius (adj)

more serious

gravius (adv)

more seriously

latissimus a um (adj)

widest

gravissimus a um (adj)

most serious

latissimē (adv)

most widely

gravissimē (adv)

most seriously

miserior miserius (adj)

more wretched

pulchrior pulchrius (adj)

more beautiful

miserrimus a um (adj)

most wretched

pulcherrimus a um (adj)

most beautiful

acrior acrius (adj)

sharper

fidelior fidelius (adj)

more faithful

facilior facilius (adj)

easier

acerrimus a um

sharpest

fidelissimus a um

most faithful

facilimus a um

easiest

melior melius

better

pejor pejus

worse

major majus

greater

minor minus

smaller

plus

more

plures plura

(many) more

senior senius

older

junior junius

younger

optimus a um

best

pessimus a um

worst

maximus a um

greatest

minimus a um

smallest

plurimus a um

most (adj)

plurimi ae a

very many

maximus natu

oldest

minimus natu

youngest

bene

well

male

badly

magnopere

greatly

parum (adv)

little, not enough

multum

much (adv)

diu (adv)

long (time)

prope

near

saepe

often

melius (adv)

better (adv)

pejus

worse (adj)

magis (adj)

more (adj)

minus (adv)

less

plus (adv)

more (adv)

diutius (adv)

longer (adv)

propius

nearer

saepius

more often

optimē

best

pessimē

worst (adv)

maximē (adv)

most (adv)

minimē

least

plurimum

most

minimē

least

plurimum (adv)

most (adv)

diutissimē (adv)

longest

proximē (adv)

next

saepissimē (adv)

most often

magis dubius a um

more doubtful

magis idoneus a um

more suitable

maxime dubius a um

most doubtful

maxime idoneus a um

most suitable

Citius, Altius, Fortius

Faster, Higher, Stronger

How to form the Latin comparative adjective (M/F)

Add -ior to the stem

How to form the Latin comparative adjective (N)

add -ius to the stem

How to form superlative adjective

add -issimus a um to the stem

How to form regular 2D er Comparative Adjectives

keep or drop ‘e’ and add -ior / -ius