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Roman Comedy
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64
Language - Latin
11th Grade
02/06/2010

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Term
rapio
Definition
-ere, rapui, raptus:to seize, take
der: rape
Term
alo
Definition
-ere, -ui, -tum: to raise
Term
hic (adv)
Definition
here
Term
tandem
Definition
finally, atlast
Term
tamen
Definition
however, nevertheless
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iam
Definition
now, already
Term
quaero
Definition

-ere, quaesivi, quaesitus: to ask, seek, beg

der: question

Term
pauci
Definition
-ae, -a: a few
Term
disco
Definition

-ere, didici, didictus: to teach

der: didactic poetry

Term
autumno
Definition
(1st): to say, assert
Term
videor
Definition
-ere, visus:to seem, be seen
Term
verbum
Definition
-i (n) word
Term
KEY WORDS FOR RESULT CLAUSES (AND MEANINGS)
Definition

tam (so)

ita (so, thus)

sic (so, thus)

talis, -e (such)

tantus, -a, -um (so great, so large)

tot (so many)

Term
DATIVE USES
Definition

1. indirect object: w/ verb of giving, showing, telling

2. w/ certain adj.

3. w/ compound verbs

4. of reference: w/ person

5. purpose

Term
TYPES OF LOCATIVES
Definition
  1. pure (place where) trans: in, at [1st & 2nd decl looks like gen...3rd abl]
  2. accusative (place to which) trans: to
  3. ablative (place from where) trans: from

 

Term
aurus
Definition
-us (f): ear
Term
IMPERATIVE FORMS
Definition

sing act: pres stem (& dic, duc, fac, fer)

pl act: stem+te

sing pass: stem+re

pl pass: stem+mini

Term
DECLINE "TWO"
Definition

duo, -ae, -o

duorum, -arum, -orum

duobus, -abus, -obus

duos, -as, -o

duobus, -abus, -obus


Term
DECLINE "THREE"
Definition

tres --- tria

trium ------

tribus ------

tres --- tria

tribus ------

Term
UNUS NAUTA/ANNA SUUUUTI (AND MEANINGS)
Definition

unus (one)

nullus (none, not any)

ullus (any)

solus (alone, only)

neuter (neither)

alter (one, the other (of 2))

uter (which (of 2))

totus (entire, whole)

alius (one, another)

uterque (each (of 2))

ipse (himself, herself, itself etc. (intensie adj))

Term
ambo
Definition
ambo, -ae, -o (like 'duo')
Term
quia
Definition
because
Term
coepi
Definition
coepisse (defective): to have begun
Term
memini
Definition
meminisse (defective): to remember
Term
perdo
Definition
-ere, -idi, -itus: to destroy, lose
Term
paro
Definition
(1st): to prepare
Term
pareo
Definition
-ere, parui, paritus- to obey
Term
pario
Definition
-ire, peperi, partus- to bear, produce
der: post partum depression
Term
aliquis
Definition
-d:
m/f is someone/ anyone
n is something/ anything

**after si, nisi, num or ne, 'ali' takes a holiday!
Term
Syncope
Definition
a shortened form of a word: nosse=novisse
Term
quidam
Definition
quaedam, quoddam: a certain
Term
adsum
Definition
-esse, -fui, -futurus: to be near, present, at hand
Term
verum
Definition
but
Term
ut + indicative
Definition
as, when
Term
tollo
Definition
-ere, sustuli, sublatus: to raise, remove, elevate
Term
pono
Definition
-ere, posui, positus: to put, place
Term
veho
Definition
-ere, vexi, vectus: to carry
der: vehicle
Term
illuc
Definition
there, to that place
Term
cum
Definition
when
Term
apud
Definition
(prep w/ acc) at the house
Term
aberro
Definition
(1st) to make mistakes, wander
Term
autem
Definition
however, moreover
Term
redeo
Definition
-ire, -ii/ive, -itus: to go back, return
Term
reddo
Definition
reddere, rreddidi, reditus: to give back, return
Term
volo
nolo
malo
Definition
welle, volui, voltus: to wish, want
n... to not wish, not want
m...to prefer
Term
puto
Definition
(1st) to think
Term
dudum
Definition
a while ago
Term
euphemism
Definition
a pleasant expression taking the place of another one ('passed away' rather than 'died')
Term
gredior
Definition
gredi, gressus: to go
Term
haud
Definition
by no means
Term
nimis
Definition
too, too much, very
Term
modus
Definition
-i (m): manor, way, kind
Term
modo
Definition
(adv): now, just now, only
Term
pes
Definition
pedis (m): foot
Term
crucem
Definition
hell
Term
urbs
Definition
urbis (f): city
Term
dum
Definition
while, until
Term
quoque
Definition
also
Term
quando
Definition
when, since
Term
fio
Definition
fieri, factus: to be made, be done, become, happen
Term
soleo
Definition
solere, solitus [semi deponent]: to be accustomed
Term
audeo
Definition
audere, ausus [semi deponent]: to dare
Term
servo
Definition
(1st): save, guard, keep
Term
stultus
Definition
-a, -um: stupid
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