Quaestio: How can we remember
vocabulary in Stage 10?
Nunc Agenda: In your notebooks, make the four
columns, fill in the rest of the vocab from Stage 10, page
180
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH MEANING
PART OF SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
abeō, abīre, abiī, abitum
abeō, abīre, abiī, abitum
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF SPEECH ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
abeō
go away
VERB
accipiō, accipere, accēpī, acceptum
accipiō, accipere, accēpī, acceptum
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF SPEECH ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
accipiō
ACCEPTS,
RECEIVES:
VERB
accept
acceptance
callidus
callidus
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF
SPEECH
CALLIDUS
CLEVER,
SMART
ADJECTIVE
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
capiō, capere, cēpī, captum
capiō, capere, cēpī, captum
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF
SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
capiō
takes, seizes,
grabs,
captures
VERB
capture,
captive
contentus
contentus
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF
SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
contentus
SATISFIED
ADJECTIVE
content
contently
contentment
exclāmō, exclāmāre, exclāmāvī,
exclāmātum
exclāmō, exclāmāre, exclāmāvī,
exclāmātum
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF
SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
exclāmō
exclaims
VERB
exclaim
exclamation
exclamatory
frāter, frātrem
frāter, frātrem
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF
SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
FRATER
BROTHER
NOUN
fraternity
fraternal
imperium
imperium
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
imperium
EMPIRE
NOUN
imperial
imperialism
empire
emperor
inimīcus
inimīcus
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
inimīcus
ENEMY
NOUN
enmity
inimical
inveniō, invenīre, invēnī, inventum
inveniō, invenīre, invēnī, inventum
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF
SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
inveniō
finds, come
upon
VERB
invent
inventor
invention
inventive
eō, īre, iī, itum
eō, īre, iī, itum
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF
SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
eō
GOES
VERB
transit
liber:librum
liber:librum
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF
SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
liber
BOOK
NOUN
library,
librarian
nōs
nōs
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF
SPEECH
nōs
WE
PRONOUN
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
nūntio, nūntiāre, nūntiāvī,
nūntiātum
nūntiō, nūntiāre,
nūntiāvī, nūntiātum
LATIN WORD
nūntiō
ENGLISH
MEANING
ANNOUNCES
PART OF
SPEECH
VERB
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
enunciate
pāx:pācem
pāx:pācem
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF
SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
PAX:PACEM
PEACE
NOUN
pacify: (verb)
to calm or to
bring peace
pacifier
pacifist
portus:portum
portus:portum
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF
SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
PORTUS
HARBOR
NOUN
port
quam
<
>
quam
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF
SPEECH
quam
THAN, HOW
CONJUNCTIO
N
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
semper
semper
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF
SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
semper
ALWAYS
ADVERB
semper fidelis –
“always
faithful”
sententia
sententia
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF
SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
sententia
thought,
opinion
NOUN
sentence
sentimental
sentiment
servō, servāre, servāvī, servātum
servō, servāre, servāvī, servātum
LATIN
WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF
SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
servō
SAVES,
PROTECTS
VERB
conserve
conservation
reserve
reservation
preserve
preservation
reservoir
SOLUS
SOLUS
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
SOLUS
ALONE, LONELY
ADJECTIVE
solo
solitary
solitude
isolate, isolation
soliloquy
TACET: TACUIT
TACET: TACUIT
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
TACET:
IS SILENT, IS
QUIET:
VERB
tacit: (adj.) silent
or unspoken
TACUIT
WAS SILENT, WAS
QUIET
With the nod of
her head, she gave
her tacit approval.
taciturn: (adj.) shy,
reserved
The boy was
taciturn so he did
not participate in
class.
UXOR
UXOR
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
UXOR: UXOREM
WIFE
NOUN
uxorious (adj):
excessively
attached to or
dependent on
one's wife
VEHEMENTER
VEHEMENTER
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF SPEECH
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
VEHEMENTER
VIOLENTLY,
LOUDLY
ADVERB
vehement: (adj.)
passionate,
intense, very
emotional
The lawyer gave a
vehement defense
on behalf of her
client.
vehemently (adv.)
VOS
VOS
LATIN WORD
ENGLISH
MEANING
PART OF SPEECH
VOS
YOU (PLURAL)
PRONOUN
ENGLISH
DERIVATIVES
“CONTROVERSIA”, P. 166
Lines 1 – 5:
Who is Alexander?
Who is Theodorus?
Translate: “Graeci sunt meliores quam Romani.”
CLASSWORK ASSIGNMENT: FILL
IN
ROMANS (QUINTUS’ SIDE)
GREEKS (ALEXANDER’S
SIDE)