Wheelock's Latin: Chapter 2
Terms
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- Ab
- By
- Cum
- With
- De
- And
- ex
- From
- In
- In
- Fama, Famae
- Rumor, Report; Fame, Reputation
- Forma, Formae
- Form, Shape; Beauty
- Fortuna, Fortunae
- Fortune, Luck
- Ira, Irae
- Ire, Anger
- Nauta, Nautae
- Sailor
- Patria, Patriae
- Fatherland, Native Land, Country
- Pecunia, -ae
- Money
- Philosophia, -ae
- Philosophy
- Poena, -ae
- Penalty, Punishment
- Poenas Dare
- To Pay The Penalty
- Poeta, -ae
- Poet
- Porta, -ae
- Gate, Entrance
- Puella, -ae
- Girl
- Rosa, -ae
- Rose
- Sententia, -ae
- Feeling, Thought, Opinion, Vote, Sentence
- Vita, -ae
- Life; Mode Of Life
- Antiqua, -ae
- Ancient, Old-time
- Magna, -ae
- Large, great; Important
- Mea, -ae
- My
- Multa, -ae
- Much, Many
- Tua, -ae
- Your
- Et
- And, Even, Both
- Sed
- But
- O
- O!, Oh!
- Sine
- Without
- Est
- Is
- Volare
- To Fly, Move Quickly
- Venia, -ae
- Favor, Pardon
- Clementia, -ae
- Clemency
- Deportare
- To Carry Away
- Recusare
- To Refuse, Reject
- Vitare
- To Avoid
- Turba, -ae
- Crowd, Multitude
- Iubere
- To Order
- Ars
- Art
- Sana, -ae
- Sound, Sane
- Immodica, -ae
- Immoderate, Excessive
- Creare
- To Create
- Insania, -ae
- Unsoundness, Insanity
- Nulla, -ae
- No
- Avaritia, -ae
- Avarice
- Saeva, -ae
- Cruel
- Catena, -ae
- Chain
- Onerare
- To Load, Oppress
- Rota, -ae
- Wheel
- Timere
- To Fear
- Obdurare
- To Be Firm, Tough
- Basiare
- To Kiss
- Te
- You