Latin 2: Chap. 18 Test

ad

to, towards, at

ambulo

walk

clamo

shout

conspicio

catch sight of, notice

deinde

then

domus

house, home

dico

say, speak, tell

discedo

depart, leave

dormio

sleep

eius

he, she, it; that

sum/esse/fui

am, to be, was

epistula

letter

et

and; even, also

facio

do, make

familia

family, household

hodie

today

habeo

have, hold

habito

live

haec

this/these

hic

this/these

intro

come in, enter

ibi

there

in

into, onto; against (acc.), in/on (abl.)

inquit

says, said

invenio

find

magnus

big, large, great

maritus

husband

me

I, me (acc or abl)

meus

my

mihi

I (dat)

mox

soon

murus

wall

nihil

nothing

nobis

us

nolo, nolle, nolui

don’t want, refuse

non

not

noster

our

olim

once, some time ago

pecunia

money, sum of money

per

through, along

quem

who, which

qui

who, which

quod

who, which; because

quodque

also, too

res

story, thing, business, matter, event

revenio

come back, return

rideo

laugh, smile

sed

but

sibi

himself, herself, themselves (dat)

subito

suddenly

tamen

however

taberna

shop, inn

te

you

terreo

frighten

timeo

fear, am afraid

tum

then (3 letter version)

ubi

where?, where, when

uxor

wife

via

street, road, way

volo, velle, volui

want, wish, am willing

unda

wave

sol, solis

sun

is, ea, id

this, that; he, she, it, them

benignus

kind, generous

durus

hard, harsh

lentus

slow

plenus

full

libero

free, set free

oppugno

attack

appareo

appear

praebeo

provide

emo, emere, emi, emptus

buy

pro

for, in return for, infront of (abl.)

huc

here, to this place

igitur

therefore, and so

libenter

willingly, gladly

paene

almost, nearly

quam (superlative)

as…as possible (superlative)

eam

he, she, it; that (acc. sg. fem.)

ei

he, she, it; that

hoc

this, these

illa

that, those

quae

who, which

quam

who, which (acc. sg. fem.)

quem

who, which (acc. sg. masc.)

qui

who, which (nom. sg. and pl. masc.)

abeo

go away, depart

animus

spirit, soul, mind

aut aut

either…or

credo

believe, trust, have faith in

eques

horseman, pl. cavalry

exeo

come out of

felix

luck, fortunate, happy

heri

yesterday

legio

legion

licet

it is allowed, one may

malus

bad, evil

nam

for

necesse

nessecary

pervenio

arrive, reach