Latin Midterm Exam

Amo

1st, sing, I love

Amas

2nd, sing, you love

Amat

3rd, sing, he she it loves

Amamus

1st, plural, we love

Amatis

2nd Plural, y’all love

Amant

3rd, plural, they love

moneo

1st, singular, I advise

mones

2nd, sing, you advise

monet

3rd, sing, he she it advises

monemus

1st, plur, we advise

monetis

2nd, plur, y’all advise

monent

3rd, plur, they advise

farmer

agricola, agricolae

water

aqua, aquae

woman

femina, feminae

fortune

fortuna, fortunae

sailor

nauta, nautae

money, property

pecunia, pecuniae

rosa, rosae

rose

debeo

to owe

habeo

to have

iaceo

to lie

iuvo

to help

laboro

to work

laudo

to praise

moneo

to advise

opto

to choose

supero

to overcome

taceo

to be silent

terreo

to terrify

timeo

to fear

video

to see

voco

to call

what makes something into a question?

adding an ne to to end

(Infinitive forms) amare

to love

amavi

I have loved

amatus

having been loved

laudare

to praise

laudavi

I have praised

laudatus

having been praised

monere

to advise

monui

I have advised

monitus

having been advised

videre

to see

vidi

I have seen

visus

having been seen

2nd declusion neuter singular

regnum

regni

regno

regnum

regno

2nd declusion neuter plural

regna

regnorum

regnis

regna

regnis

2nd declusion masculine singular

animus

animi

animo

animum

animo

2nd declusion masculine plural

animi

animorum

animis

animos

animis

2md declusion masculine singular

puer

pueri

puero

puerum

puero

2nd declusion plural

pueri

puerorum

pueris

pueros

pueris

1st declusion singular

femina

feminae

feminae

feminam

femina

1st declusion plural

feminae

feminarum

feminis

feminas

feminis

nominitive singular

us er or um

nominitive plural

i or a

accusitive sing

um

accusitive plural

os or a

cultivate/field

ager, agri

friend

amicus, amici (m)

mind

animus, animi (m)

war

bellum, belli (n)

house

casa, casae (f)

plan

consilium, consilii (n)

master

dominus, domini (m)

gift

donum, doni (n)

place

locus, loci (m)

moon

Luna, lunae (f)

nature

natura, naturae (f)

boy

puer, pueri (m)

puella, puellae (f)

girl

regnum, regni (n)

kingdom

vir, viri (m)

man

audeo, audere, ausus sum

to dare

clamo, clamare, clamavi, clamatus

to shout

dubito, dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatus

to doubt

rideo, ridere, risi, risus

to laugh

soleo, solere, solitus sum

to be accustomed

et

and

et…et

both…and

que

and

sed

but

arma, armorum (n) (pl)

arms, weapons

caelum, caeli (n)

sky, heavens

cena, cenae (f)

dinner

dea, deae (f)

dat pl and abl pl = deabus

goddess

fabula, fabulae (f)

story

filius, filii (m)

voc sing = fili

son

imperium, imperii (n)

command, military power

liber, libri (m)

book

nemo (m)

acc sing= neminem

no one

pontus, ponti (m)

sea, ocean

Romulis, Romuli (m)

Romulis (legendary founder of Rome)

Silva, Silvae (f)

forest, wood

templum, templi (n)

temple, shrine

turba, turbae (f)

crowd

ventus, venti (m)

wind, breeze

aedifico, aedificare, aedivicavi, aedificatus

to build

do, dare, dedi, datus

to give

impleo, implere, implevi, impletus

to fill up, complete