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Chapter 32 | LAT 101 - Elementary Latin I, Quizzes of Latin language

Lingua Latina Class: LAT 101 - Elementary Latin I; Subject: Latin; University: Davidson College; Term: Fall 2009;

Typology: Quizzes

2009/2010

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TERM 1
amicitia, -ae
DEFINITION 1
friendship
TERM 2
audacia, -ae
DEFINITION 2
boldness
TERM 3
gratia, -ae
DEFINITION 3
favor; gratitude, thanks (pl.)
TERM 4
incola, -ae (m./f.)
DEFINITION 4
inhabitant
TERM 5
inopia, -ae
DEFINITION 5
lack
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amicitia, -ae

friendship

TERM 2

audacia, -ae

DEFINITION 2

boldness

TERM 3

gratia, -ae

DEFINITION 3

favor; gratitude, thanks (pl.)

TERM 4

incola, -ae (m./f.)

DEFINITION 4

inhabitant

TERM 5

inopia, -ae

DEFINITION 5

lack

pirata, -ae (m.)

pirate

TERM 7

poeta, -ae (m.)

DEFINITION 7

poet

TERM 8

victoria, -ae

DEFINITION 8

victory

TERM 9

amphitheatrum, -i

DEFINITION 9

amphitheatre

TERM 10

populus, -i

DEFINITION 10

the people (not a person)

victor, victoris (m.)

victor

TERM 17

vires, virium (f. pl.)

DEFINITION 17

strength

TERM 18

vis (f.)

DEFINITION 18

force, power

TERM 19

voluntas, voluntatis (f.)

DEFINITION 19

will, desire, good will

TERM 20

cursus, -us (m.)

DEFINITION 20

running, forward movement; course

adiuvo, adiuvare, adiuvisse, adiutum

help

TERM 22

armo, armare, armavisse, armatum

DEFINITION 22

arm

TERM 23

minor, minari, minatum

DEFINITION 23

threaten

TERM 24

remigo, remigare, remigavisse, remigatum

DEFINITION 24

row back

TERM 25

repugno, repugnare, repugnavisse

DEFINITION 25

fight back (mostly intr.)

flecto, flectere, flexisse, flectum

bend

TERM 32

memini, meminisse

DEFINITION 32

keep in mind, remember (+ gen. or acc.)

TERM 33

praepono, praeponere, praepsuisse,

praepositum

DEFINITION 33

put (acc.) before (dat.); in charge of

TERM 34

percurro, percucurrisse, or percurrisse,

percursum

DEFINITION 34

run through

TERM 35

redimo, redimere, redemisse, redemptum

DEFINITION 35

buy back

reminiscor, reminisci

call to mind, recollect (+ gen. or acc.)

TERM 37

submergo, submergere, submersisse,

submersum

DEFINITION 37

sink, submerge

TERM 38

offero, offerre, obtulisse, oblatum

DEFINITION 38

offer, present

TERM 39

praefero, praeferre, praetulisse, praelatum

DEFINITION 39

prefer

TERM 40

refero, referre, rettulisse, relatum

DEFINITION 40

bring back, return

infestus, -a, -um

dangerous

TERM 47

internus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 47

internal, domestic

TERM 48

mercatorius, -a, -um

DEFINITION 48

mercantile

TERM 49

mutuus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 49

on loan

TERM 50

nubilus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 50

cloudy

proximus, -a, -um

closest

TERM 52

superbus, -a, -um

DEFINITION 52

lofty, arrogant

TERM 53

communis, -e

DEFINITION 53

shared, common

TERM 54

inermis, -e

DEFINITION 54

(in + arm) unarmed

TERM 55

vilis, -e

DEFINITION 55

cheap

ubique

anywhere, everywhere

TERM 62

neu

DEFINITION 62

or not; and not (neve...neve)

TERM 63

seu

DEFINITION 63

or if, or (sive...sive)

TERM 64

utinam

DEFINITION 64

if that, only that, would that