Verba I

Verba I

Vocab, Grammar, Culture

Basic Classroom Expressions

Salve/salvete         hello
Vale/valete    goodbye
Quid est nomen tibi?   What is your name?
Mihi nomen est _____. My name is ________.
Quid agis/agitis?    How are you? (How are you doing?)
(Sum) bene            (I’m) fine
Optime    great
Male      badly
Non satis bene       not too well
Me paenitet    I am sorry
Mihi ignosce    excuse me
Si placet    please
(Tibi) gratias (ago)    (I give) thanks (to you)
Nil est    you’re welcome (literally, “It’s nothing”)
Libenter    you’re welcome  (literally, “Gladly” or 
“Willingly”)
Te cura    Take care
Ita vero /certe      yes
Minime    no
Fortasse    maybe
Non tantum           not so much
Estne _____?       Is this ____________?
Noli mihi esse molestus!     Don't bother me!
Quidquid.               Whatever.
Mirabilis!               Awesome!


  "Res (Things) in Camera"
tabula, -ae, f. chalkboard
regula, -ae, f. ruler
liber, libri, m. book
mensa, -ae f. table, desk
lucerna, -ae, f. light
stilus, -i, m. pencil
sella, -ae, f. chair
pictura, -ae, f. picture
murus, -i, m. wall
arca, -ae, f. box
erasura, -ae, f. eraser
porta, -ae, f. door  (also   ianua –ae f)
creta, -ae, f. chalk
pavimentum, -i, n. floor
penna, -ae. f. pen
charta, -ae, f. paper
vexillum, -i, n. flag, banner
fenestra, -ae, f. window
horologium, -i, n. clock
camera, -ae, f. room



Outdoor Vocab
ver veris n spring
ventus -i m wind 
saxum -i n rock 
quercus –us f oak tree 
acer aceris n maple tree 
formica -ae f ant 
fulmen fulminis n lightning 
imber imbris m  shower, rainstorm 
turbo turbinis m tornado 
nebula -ae f mist, fog 
aestas  aestatis  f summer 
ros  roris  m dew 
collis collis m  hill 
rivus -i m  stream 
musca -ae f fly 
arbor arboris f  tree 
pinus -i (-us)f pine tree
sol solis m sun
lilium -i n lily
bellis bellidis f daisy

Spring Terms
1.  apis, apis f bee
2.  luna, -ae f  moon
3.  flos, floris m flower
4.  avis –is f  bird
5.  sol,  solis m sun, sunshine
6.  ver, veris n  spring
7.  arcus,  arcus m rainbow
8.  caelum,  -i  n sky
9.  solum, -i n soil
10.  herba, -ae  f grass
11.  hortus –i m  garden
12.  convivium,  -i n  picnic
13.  papilio,  -onis m  butterfly
14.  folium, –i n leaf
15.  nubes, -is f  cloud 
16.  nimbus, -i,  m cloud 
17.  pluvia, -ae f rain


Parts of the body
corpus, corporis n
caput capitis n head 
dorsum -i n back 
umerus -i m shoulder 
coxendix coxendicis f hip 
femur femoris n thigh 
genu -us n knee 
crus cruris n leg 
ulna -ae f elbow (f) 
coma -ae f head of hair 
talus -i m ankle 
pes pedis m foot 
digitus -i m finger or toe 
calx calcis f heel 
manus -us f hand 
venter ventris m belly 
bracchium -i n (lower) arm 
pectus pectoris n chest 
facies faciei f face 
pyga -ae f backside 
cutis cutis f skin 
latus lateris n side 
guttur gutturis n throat and fauces, faucium f (one of these fits the 
puzzle!)
capillus -i m single hair 
frons frontis f forehead 
supercilium -i n eyebrow 
palpebra -ae f eyelid 
auris auris f ear 
gena -ae f cheek 
oculus -i m eye 
nasus -i m nose 
os, oris n mouth 
labium -i n lip 
mentum -i n chin 
collum -i n neck 
dens dentis m tooth 
cervix cervicis f nape of the neck 
pollex pollicis m thumb 
unguis unguis m fingernail 
lacertus -i m upper arm 
cubitum -i n elbow (n)
cor, cordis n heart 
lingua -ae f tongue

Verba pro festis (Saturnalia)

Angelus, -i m angel
Aquifolium, -i n holly
Arbor, arboris m tree
Caminus, -i m chimney
Candela, -ae f candle
Donum, -i n, gift
Ecclesia, -ae f church
Focus, -i m fireplace
Glacies, glaciei, f    ice
Hymnus, -i, m song
Lucerna, -ae f light
Nix, nivis f snow
Numen, numinis n elf (closest I could find, but really means “divine 
power, 
divine spirit’)
Ornamentum, -i n ornament
Pastor, pastoris m shepherd
Pedale, pedalis, n stocking
Saccharum-i n candy, sugar
Sertum, -i n wreath
Stella, -ae f star
Stiria, -ae f icicle
Tintinabulum, -i n, bell
Traha, -ae f  sleigh
Vir nivis (vir, viri m) snowman (literally, man of snow-the nivis part of 
this DOESN’T change)
Viscum, -i n mistletoe

Third conjugation verbs-Short e-r-e

Tangere-to touch
Bibere-to drink
Legere-to read
Scribere=to write
Vertere-to turn
Vincere-to conquer
Currere-to run
Agere-to do
Claudere-to close
Dicere-to say
Cedere-to go
Consistere-to stop

Second Conjugation Verbs-Long e-r-e!

Sedēre- to sit
Movēre-to move
Vidēre-to see
Habēre-to have
Tenēre-to hold
Valēre-to be well
Merēre-to deserve
Delēre-to destroy
Respondēre-to reply
Manēre-to stay
Augēre-to increase
Exercēre-to train

Basic verbs-first conjugation

Amare= to love
Spectare= to watch
Sperare= to hope
Putare= to think
Dare= to give
Parare= to prepare
Vocare= to call
Narrare = to tell
Stare= to stand
Necare-to kill
Spirare-to breathe


ANIMALIA!

singular
cervus -i m deer 
cetus-i m whale 
canis canis m/f dog 
bubo, bubonis m owl
serpens, serpentis m/f snake 
simia -ae f monkey 
vacca -ae f cow 
sus, suis/porcus -i m pig 
caper, capri m billy goat 
avis avis f bird 
testudo, testudinis f turtle 
leo, leonis m lion
aquila -ae f eagle 
vulpes, vulpis f fox 
mus, muris m/f mouse 
ovis, ovis f sheep 
lupus -i m male wolf 
ursus -i m bear 
aries, arietis m ram 
equus -i m horse 
anas, anatis f duck 
cuniculus -i m rabbit 
feles, felis f cat 
taurus -i m bull 
sciurus -i m squirrel 
agnus -i m lamb 
pullus -i m chicken 
elephantus -i m elephant 
capella -ae f nanny goat 
bos, bovis m ox 
reno, renonis m reindeer 
rana -ae f frog 
apis, apis f bee 
gallus -i m rooster 
lupa -ae f she-wolf 
ursa -ae f female bear 
gallopavo, gallopavonis m turkey 
asinus -i m donkey 
anser, anseris m goose
 


 Vestes (Clothing) et cetera

bulla -ae f  badge, button, charm
collare -is n  collar
bracae -arum f pl pants
pedale -is n  stocking
caliga -ae f  boot
monile -is n  necklace
camisia -ae f  shirt
fibula -ae f  buckle, pin
stola -ae f  dress, Roman gown
solea -ae f  sandal
manica -ae f  sleeve
crinale -is n  hairpin
calceus -i m  shoe
armilla -ae f  bracelet
anulus -i m  ring
fascia -ae f  scarf
cingulum -i n  belt
petasus -i m  hat (with a brim)
marsuppium -i n  purse, bag
infula -ae f  headband
inaures -ium f pl earrings
paenula -ae f  raincoat
pera -ae f  bag, shoulderbag
umbella -ae f  umbrella

Colores

Masc.   Fem.   Neut.
caesius caesia caesium      gray
purpureus purpurea purpureum    purple
puniceus punicea puniceum    pink
roseus rosea roseum       pink
aureus aurea aureum      gold
argenteus argentea argenteum    silver
spadix spadix spadix (spadicis)    chestnut brown
luteus lutea luteum      beige, blond
candidus candida candidum    shiny white
albus alba album       white
fuscus fusca fuscum      brown
fulvus  fulva fulvum      brown
ruber  rubra  rubrum      red
rubicundus rubicunda rubicundum          red
caeruleus caerulea caeruleum    blue
niger nigra nigrum      black
ater atra  atrum      black
prasinus  prasina prasinum    green
viridis viridis  viride      green
croceus crocea croceum      yellow
flavus flava flavum      yellow
   
Magistra's flashcards via slideshows are all linked here, 
including Time 
Words and the present and imperfect of "sum" and "possum"
http://flashcardexchange.com/user/view/17528


Meriam-Webster Dictionary-great for finding derivatives!!!
http://www.m-w.com/



Matching
Vocab 1




Matching games
Vocabs 1-3


Hangman
Vocabs 1-3










Verb Ending Practice


More subject/direct object practice
Second nine weeks and semester I







Body parts column matching
http://www.quia.com/cm/264587.html


Prepositions practice for chapter 9 
http://www.studystack.com/menu-193704


Column Game for prepositions-
http://www.quia.com/cm/64089.html


What case does each preposition take? 
For a copy of our chart, scroll down to "prepositions, then click 
the first 
link, "Guide to ..."  
http://www.dl.ket.org/latin1/review/


Matching Game on prepositions 1/20/10
http://www.quia.com/jg/432335.html


Game with prepositions that take the accusative case  
http://www.quia.com/jg/422516.html



Chapter 9 prepositions battleship game!  
http://www.quia.com/ba/238084.html


Pronoun Practice Hangman
http://www.quia.com/hm/199009.html


Pronoun Practice Matching
http://www.quia.com/jg/643178.html


Case Usage Practice- Hangman
http://www.quia.com/hm/199516.html









Spring and Outdoor Words
http://www.quia.com/jg/355575.html



Spring and Outdoor Words Challenge Board-A Jeopardy-style Game
http://www.quia.com/cb/150055.html


Practice test on case usage
http://www.quia.com/tq/462704.html


Third declension noun practice from Iowa State University
http://www.language.iastate.edu/latin107/mainpage1.htm


Case Usage-
Optional Test:
http://www.quia.com/session.html




More on Roman Roads-Go to the section on great builders!!!
http://members.aol.com/Donnclass/Romelife.html


Information about gladiators in general
http://www.gladiatorschool.tv/gladiatorslinks.htm


Familia-Matching game-hit "list of terms" to get vocab list!
http://www.quia.com/jg/313615.html


Very basic myth 1/20/10
http://www.quia.com/jg/351707.html


Gods and Goddesses Review Number I 1/20/10
http://www.quia.com/pop/145006.html?AP_rand=472551094


Rags to Riches Mythology 1/20/10
http://www.quia.com/rr/278971.html


Basic Myth Review-Gods and Goddesses 
http://www.quia.com/jg/308531.html


Learn more Gods and Goddesses! 
http://www.quia.com/jg/313155list.html


Latin versus Greek names for gods and goddesses 
http://www.quia.com/rr/210342.html


Very advanced-mythological triva
http://www.quia.com/pop/35488.html


Roman gods and goddesses 
http://www.quia.com/cm/135821.html


Mythology Hangman-some you'll know, some you'll learn 
http://www.quia.com/hm/96920.html


Basic gods and goddess column matching game 
http://www.quia.com/cm/139668.html?AP_rand=323775853










If you are asked to enter a password, it is "Seymour".
Animal Scatter Game




Basic phrases for conversaton
http://www.quia.com/jg/372329.html



Matching/Flashcards!
2011 Semester I Review!