Latin Chapter 4
Terms
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- sum
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sum, esse, fui, futurum
to be, exist - basium
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basium,-ii n.
kiss - bellum
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bellum,-i n.
war - consilium
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consilium,-ii n.
plan, purpose, counsel, advise, judgement, wisdom - cura
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cura,-ae f.
attention, care, caution, anxiety - donum
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donum,-i n.
gift, present - exitum
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exitum,-ii n.
destruction, ruin - magister
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magister, magistri m.
matistra,-ae f.
teacher, master or mistress - mora
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mora,-ae f.
delay - nihil
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n. (indeclinable)
nothing - oculus
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oculus,-i m.
eye - officium
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officium,-ii n.
duty, service - otium
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otium,-ii n.
leisure, peace - periculum
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periculum,-i n.
danger, risk - remedium
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remidium,-ii n.
cure, remedy - bellus
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bellus,-a,-um
pretty, handsome, charming - bonus
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bonus,-a,-um
good, king - humanus
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humanus,-a,-um
pertaining to man, human, humane, kind - malus
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malus,-a,-um
bad, wicked, evil - parvus
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parvus,-a,-um
small, little - stultus
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stultus,-a,-um
foolish - verus
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verus,-a,-um
true, real, proper - iuvo
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iuvo, iuvare, iuvi, iutum
to help, aid, assist, please - vocative rule exceptions
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1. masc nom ending -us, vocative ends in -e. (amicus-amice)
2. masc nom ending -ius, vocative ends in -i (Vergilius- Vergili)
3. Meus- mi
(my good son
meus bonus filius
mi bone fili) - de + Ablative
- from or about
- Substantive adjective
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adjective referring to man, woman, or thing.
bellus = handsome man - Neuter rule
- in 2nd declension neuter, nominative is the same as the accusative (and vocative)