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Latin - Adjectives
Latin Adjectives
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05/03/2010
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Term
bona
 Definition
good
Term
magna
 Definition
large, great
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mala
 Definition
bad, evil
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parva
 Definition
small
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pulchra
 Definition
pretty, beautiful
Term
Romana
 Definition
Roman
Term
multa, multae
 Definition
much, many, multi-colored (plural only)
Term
clara
 Definition
clear, famous, bright
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antiqua
 Definition
antique, old
Term
longa
 Definition
long
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lata
 Definition
wide
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alta
 Definition
high, deep
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angusta
 Definition
narrow
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miser, misera, miserum
 Definition
wretched, unhappy
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laetus, laeta, laetum
 Definition
happy
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liber, libera, liberum
 Definition
free
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aeger, aegra, aegraum
 Definition
sick, ill
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meus/a/um, tuus/a/um, suus/a/um, noster/ra/rum, vester/a/um, suus/a/um
 Definition
my own/mine, your own/yours, his/her/its own, our own, your(pl.) own/yours, their own, theirs
Term
latinus, latina, latinum
 Definition
Latin
Term
finitimus, finitima, finitimum
 Definition
neighboring
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amicus, amica, amicum
 Definition
friendly
Term
inimicus, inimica, inimicum
 Definition
unfriendly
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barbarus, barbara, barbarum
 Definition
savage, uncivilized, barbarian
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idoneus, idonea, idoneum
 Definition
fit, suitable
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gratus, grata, gratum
 Definition
pleasing
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propinquus, propinqua, propinquum
 Definition
near
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robustus, robusta, robustum
 Definition
strong, robust
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medius, media, medium
 Definition
middle, middle of
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summus, summa, summum
 Definition
greatest, highest, top of
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Sibyllinus, Sibyllina, Sibyllinum
 Definition
Sibylline
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superbus, superba, superbum
 Definition
proud
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proximus, proxima, proximum
 Definition
next, nearest
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ultimus, ultima, ultimum
 Definition
last, farthest
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aureus, aurea, aureum
 Definition
golden, of gold
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is, ea, id (as adjective)
 Definition
this, that / these those
(can be used as pronouns or adjectives)
Term
When describing possessive, when does one use suus/a/um vs. is/ea/id?
 Definition
suus/a/um: when possessor=subject
Ex. He has his (own) apple.
is/ea/id: when possessor is not subject.
Ex. He has someone else's apple.
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