Latin III Q2 Terms

and (enclitic)

both . . . and

from, by (+ abl.)

from, away from

from the founding of the city

to go away, depart

absent, away

to be away, be absent

to go to, come to, come near, draw near, approach, enter

having been accepted

to take without effort, receive, get, accept, hear

to, toward, at (+ acc.)

To destroy (for the purpose of destroying)

to, toward, near

to go towards, approach

to be at, be near, be present

some . . . others

another, other, different

one . . . the other

one, another, the one, the other (of two)

to love

mind, spirit, soul

year

and also, and, and in addition

bold, daring, reckless

to hear, listen to

or

either . . . or

waging war

war

well-known, distinguished, clear, bright, shining, brilliant

together, with

to found (a city), establish

plan, intention

highest ranking political officer in the Roman Republic; every year, 2 men were elected to serve 1 year terms

to consult, look out, be mindful, reflect

against

to seize together, snatch together, arrest

(prep. + abl.) with; (conj.) when, because, although

(prep. + abl.) about, down from, concerning

down from, from

goddess

to destroy

to hold down, detain

god, deity

to say, speak

to give

out of, from

I, me

to go

to tear out, snatch out, snatch away, pluck, take away

and

both . . . and

still, even

out of, from (+ abl.)

army

[fut. pass. participle; gerundive] must be done, must be made

[pres. act. participle] making, doing

to do, make

[fut. act. participle] about to do, going to make

[perf. pass. participle] having been done, having been made

to bring, carry, bear, endure

to happen, be done; become

perhaps, possibly, maybe

market-place, forum

fleeing, escaping, running away

to flee

race, class, family, origin

to bear, carry, wear, have, hold, sustain; (with bellum) to wage

to have, hold

this, these

man, person

now, already

that, those; he, she, it

(+ abl.) in, on; (+ acc.) into, onto

in, into; not

character

to understand; realize

to kill

to go in, enter

to come upon, find, discover

himself, herself, itself, themselves

He, she, it; that, those

speaking

to speak, talk, say, tell, mention, utter

great, large

to remain, stay

hand; band (of men)

Famous Roman orator, writer, consul, and lawyer (106-43 BC)

mother

my, mine, my own

custom, practice, habit

(adv.) much, a lot

much, many

and . . . not, nor

neither . . . nor

and . . . not, nor

neither . . . nor

to not know; be ignorant

noble, famous

most noble, very noble

to not wish, not want, be unwilling

not

night

not any, no, no one

eye

hate

all, every, as a whole

speaker, orator

father

country, fatherland, homeland

(prep. + acc.) through, by, along

through, thoroughly, completely

(with dat.) to persuade, convince, thoroughly sway

to arrive, reach, come through

to carry, bring

demanding

to demand

to be able, can

(adverb) first, at first, in the first place

first

to proceed, advance, go forth

battle

girl, maiden

boy, lad, young man

fighting

to fight

How?; than; who, which, that

who, which, that

certain, certain one

indeed, assuredly, certainly, in fact

to seize, snatch

back, again

to give back, return

to go back, return

to bring back, carry back

to ask, seek again

republic, government

thing, matter, business, affair, situation

Rome

but

senator

senate

to feel, sense

to follow, pursue

(prep. + abl.) under

under

himself, herself, itself, themselves (reflexive)

to be, exist

to hold up, hold from under, uphold, sustain

his own, her own, its own, their own

nevertheless, however

time

to hold

whole, entire, total

you (singular)

your (singular)

one, only, alone

city

so that, as, how

to come

truly, in truth, in fact

to see; (passive) to seem

to conquer, win, defeat

man

to live, be alive, have life

to wish, want