2021-08-29T18:45:28+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true to divide, once (upon a time), love, difficult, four, three, bond, chain, consulship, although, blind, command, power, greater, few, dictatorship, title, pirate, to escape, to break, to snatch, to seize, there, between, among, altogether, at all, in all, Mithradates, battle, second, successful, life, slaughter, butchery, daily, precious, decline is singular, decline is plural, to be absent, to pour in, to recall, while, hot, doubt, throat, talent, natural ability, time, to compel, to punish, to hope, soon, draft, levy, unjust, anger, manner, way, measure, limit, <p>to learn </p>, <p>to happen</p>, <p>to lead</p>, <p>to flee</p>, <p>however, moreover</p>, <p>art, skill</p>, <p>bold</p>, <p>youth (as in time of life)</p>, <p>teacher</p>, <p>to expect</p>, <p>to foresee</p>, <p>envy, unpopularity</p>, <p>south</p>, <p>reward</p>, <p>such</p>, <p>in addition</p>, <p>and not</p>, <p>neither....nor</p>, <p>to accuse, to blame</p>, <p>to dismiss</p>, <p>to explain</p>, <p>to ask, seek</p>, <p>to return, to go back</p>, <p>or</p>, <p>either or</p>, <p>enemy</p>, <p>judgment, court, trial</p>, <p>to expect</p>, <p>to foresee</p>, <p>in addition</p>, <p>nor</p>, <p>neither ... nor</p>, <p>envy, unpopularity</p>, <p>south</p>, <p>prize, present, reward</p>, <p>decree</p>, <p>to veto, intercede</p>, <p>office</p>, <p>to accuse</p>, <p>to dismiss</p>, <p>or, either...or</p>, <p>judgment, court</p>, <p>to defend</p>, <p>to do, drive, act, discuss, spend (time)</p>, <p>to open</p>, <p>to attempt (deponent)</p>, <p>to speak (deponent)</p>, <p>to follow (deponent) </p>, <p>meanwhile</p>, <p>no, none</p>, <p>town</p>, <p>door, gate</p> flashcards
Latin by the Natural Method Vocabulary Lectio Vigesima ad Quadragesima Sexta

Latin by the Natural Method Vocabulary Lectio Vigesima ad Quadragesima Sexta

  • to divide
    dividere, divisit, divisus
  • once (upon a time)
    olim
  • love
    amor, amore (3rd, m)
  • difficult
    difficilis, -e, -i
  • four
    quattuor
  • three
    tres, tria, tribus
  • bond, chain
    vinculum, o (2nd, n)
  • consulship
    consulatus, -u (4th, m)
  • although
    quamquam
  • blind
    caecus, a, um
  • command, power
    imperium, o (2nd, n)
  • greater
    maior, maius, maiore
  • few
    pauci, ae, a
  • dictatorship
    dictatura, -a (1st, f)
  • title
    titulus , o (2n, m)
  • pirate
    pirata, a (1st, m)
  • to escape
    evadere, evasit, evasus
  • to break
    frangere, fregit, fractus
  • to snatch, to seize
    rapere, rapuit, raptus (rapiunt)
  • there
    ibi
  • between, among
    inter (obj)
  • altogether, at all, in all
    omnino
  • Mithradates
    Mithradates, e
  • battle
    proelium, o (n, 2nd)
  • second, successful
    secundus, a, um
  • life
    vita, a (1st, f)
  • slaughter, butchery
    trucidatio, tucidationes (ab) (3rdm f)
  • daily
    quotidie
  • precious
    pretiosus
  • decline is singular
    is, ea, id /eius /eum, eam, id /eo, ea, eo
  • decline is plural
    ei, eae, ea/eorum, earum, eorum/ eos, eas, ea/ eis
  • to be absent
    abesse, afuit, afuturus
  • to pour in

    infundere, infundit, infusus

  • to recall
    revocare, revocavit, revocatus
  • while
    dum
  • hot
    calidus, a, um
  • doubt
    dubium, o (2nd, n)
  • throat
    guttur, ure (3rd, n)
  • talent, natural ability
    ingenium, o (2nd, n)
  • time
    tempus, tempora (nom pl), tempore (3rd, n)
  • to compel
    cogere, coegit, coactus
  • to punish
    punire, punivit, punitus
  • to hope
    sperare, speravit, speratus
  • soon
    mox
  • draft, levy
    delectus, u (2nd, m)
  • unjust
    iniustus, a, um
  • anger
    ira, a (1st, f)
  • manner, way, measure, limit
    modus, o (2nd, m)
  • to learn

    discere, didicit

  • to happen

    accidere, accidit

  • to lead

    ducere, duxit, ductus

  • to flee

    fugere, fugit, fugiturus (fugiunt)

  • however, moreover

    autem

  • art, skill

    ars, arte (gen. artis, artium) 3rd, f

  • bold

    audax, audaci

  • youth (as in time of life)

    iuventus, iuventute (3rd, f)

  • teacher

    magister, magistro (2nd, m)

  • to expect

    exspectare, exspectavit, expectatus

  • to foresee

    praevidere, praevidit, praevisus

  • envy, unpopularity

    invidia, a (1st, f)

  • south

    meridionalis, e, i

  • reward

    praemium, o (2nd, n)

  • such

    talis, e, i

  • in addition

    insuper

  • and not

    nec, necque

  • neither....nor

    nec...nec

  • to accuse, to blame

    accusare, accusavit, accusatus

  • to dismiss

    dimittere, dimisit, dimissus

  • to explain

    explicare, explicavit, explicatus

  • to ask, seek

    petere, petivit, petitus

  • to return, to go back

    redire, rediit, rediturus (redeunt 3rd person plural present)

  • or

    aut

  • either or

    aut...aut

  • enemy

    inimicus, -o (2nd, m) hostis, hosti (3rd, m/f)

  • judgment, court, trial

    iudicium, -o

  • to expect

    exspectare, exspectavit, exspectatus

  • to foresee

    praevidere, praevidit, praevisus

  • in addition

    insuper

  • nor

    nec

  • neither ... nor

    nec...nec

  • envy, unpopularity

    invidia, a (1st, fem)

  • south

    meridionalis, e, i

  • prize, present, reward

    praemium, o (2nd, neuter)

  • decree

    decretum, o (2nd, neuter)

  • to veto, intercede

    intercedere, intercedit, intercessus

  • office

    magistratus, o (2nd, masc.)

  • to accuse

    accusare, accusavit, accusatus

  • to dismiss

    dimittere, dimisit, dimissus

  • or, either...or

    aut, aut...aut

  • judgment, court

    iudicium, o (neuter, 2nd)

  • to defend

    defendere, defendit, defensus

  • to do, drive, act, discuss, spend (time)

    agere, egit, actus

  • to open

    aperire, aperuit, apertus

  • to attempt (deponent)

    conari, conatus est

  • to speak (deponent)

    loqui, locutus est

  • to follow (deponent)

    sequi, secutus est

  • meanwhile

    interea

  • no, none

    nullus, nulla, nullum

  • town

    oppidum, o (2nd, neuter)

  • door, gate

    porta, a (1st, fem.)