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Details Title: Latin 101 Description: Vocabulary: Adjectives Total Flash Cards: 72 Created: 11/05/2007 15:30:46	To study from this set of flash cards, or to create your own your own study flash cards, register HERE. If you are already a registered user, CLICK HERE.
Cards Term antiquus, -a, -um Definition ancient, old Term magnus, -a, -um Definition large, great; important Term meus, -a, -um Definition my Term multus, -a, -um Definition many Term tuus, -a, -um Definition your (sing) Term avarus, -a, -um Definition greedy, avaricious Term pauci, paucae, pauca (PL) Definition few, a few Term Romanus, -a, -um Definition Roman Term bellus, -a, -um Definition pretty, handsome, charming Term bonus, -a, -um Definition good, kind Term humanus, -a, -um Definition pertaining to man; refined Term malus, -a, -um Definition bad, wicked, evil Term parvus, -a, -um Definition small, little Term stultus, -a, -um Definition foolish Term verus, -a, -um Definition true, real, proper Term liber, libra, librum Definition free Term noster, nostra, nostrum Definition our(s) Term pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum Definition beautiful, handsome; fine Term sanus, -a, -um Definition sound, sane, healthy Term Graecus, -a, -um Definition Greek Term perpetus, -a, -um Definition perpetual, lasting, continuous Term plenus, -a, -um Definition full, abundant, generous Term salvus, -a, -um Definition safe, sound Term secundus, -a, -um Definition second, favorable Term vester, vestra, vestrum Definition your (plural) Term novus, -a, -um Definition new, strange Term beatus, -a, -um Definition happy, fortunate, blessed Term amicus, -a, -um Definition friendly Term carus, -a, -um Definition dear Term acerbus, -a, -um Definition harsh, bitter, grievous Term doctus, -a, -um Definition taught, learned, skilled Term fortunatus, -a, -um Definition lucky, fortunate, happy Term suus, -a, -um Definition his own, her own, its own, their own Term miser, misera, miserum Definition wretched, miserable, unfortunate Term iucundus, -a, -um Definition pleasent, delightful, agreeable Term longus, -a, -um Definition long Term unus, -a, -um Definition one Term nullus, -a, -um Definition no, no one Term ullus, -a, -um Definition any Term solus, -a, -um Definition alone, only Term neuter, neutra, neutrum Definition neither Term alius, alia, aliud Definition another, other Term uter, utra, utrum Definition either, which (of two) Term totus, tota, totum Definition whole, entire Term alter, altera, alterum Definition the other (of two) Term acer, acris, acre Definition sharp, keen, eager, severe, fierce Term brevis, breve Definition short, small, brief Term celer, celeris, celere Definition swift, quick, rapid Term difficilis, difficile Definition hard, difficult, troublesome Term dulcis, dulce Definition sweet; pleasent, agreeable Term facilis, facile Definition easy, agreeable Term fortis, forte Definition strong, brave Term ingens (gen=ingentis) Definition huge Term omnis, omne Definition every, all Term potens (gen=potentis) Definition able, powerful, mighty, strong Term senex (gen=senis) Definition old, aged; old man (as a noun) Term caecus, -a, -um Definition blind Term levis, leve Definition light; easy; slight, trivial Term clarus, -a, -um Definition clear, bright; renowned, famous, illustrious Term mortalis, mortale Definition mortal Term certus, -a, -um Definition definite, sure, certain, reliable Term gravis, grave Definition heavy, weighty; serious, important; severe, grievous Term immortalis, immortale Definition not subject to death, immortal Term communis, commune Definition common, general, of/for the community Term dexter, dextra, dextrum Definition right, right-hand Term sinister, sinistra, sinistrum Definition left, left-handed; harmful, ill-omened Term asper, aspera, asperum Definition rough, harsh Term aequus, -a, -um Definition level, even; calm; equal, just; favorable Term felix, felicis Definition lucky, fortunate, happy Term incertus, -a,-um Definition uncertain, unsure, doubtful Term Latinus, -a, -um Definition Latin Term medius, -a, -um Definition middle, the middle of