Latin Cards XX-XXI
Terms
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locus, -i(long) masculine
in plural neuter - Leisure
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otium, oti
both o's are long
last i in oti is long - price
- pretium, -i (long)
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sing: eagernes, interest
plur: studies - studium, studi (long i)
- end, boundary
- terminus, -i (long)
- suitable, convenient
- commodus, -a, -um
- changing, varying
- varius, -a, -um
- say, tell
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dico, dicere, dixi, dictus
all i's long in 1st 2 parts, last i long in 3rd part, long o - lead, draw
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duco, ducere, duxi, ductus
all us long except 4th part, i long, long o - make (out), bring about
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efficio, efficere, effeci, effectus
long o, long e&i 3rd part - run away, flee
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fugio, fugere, fugi, fugiturus
long o, long i&u 3rd part, long 1st u 4th part - collect, gather, pick, read
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lego, legere, legi, lectus
long o, long e&i 3rd part, long e 4th part - be strong, be well
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valeo, valere, valui, valiturus
long o, long e, long i 3rd, long 1st u 4th - so
- ita
- hold (together), contain
- contineo (long o, continere (long 1st e), continui (long i), contentus
- school teacher
- grammaticus,-long i
- book
- liber, libri (long)
- school
- schola, ae
- word
- verbum, -long i
- strong, firm
- firmus, -a, -um
- poor, wretched
- miser, misera, miserum
- constant
- perpetuus, -a, -um
- late, slow
- tardus, -a, -um
- affect, afflict with
- afficio (long o), afficere, affeci (long e&i), affectus
- hear
- audio (long o), audire (long i), audivi (long is), auditus (long i)
- draw, drag
- traho (long o), trahere, traxi (long a&i), tractus
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