Verba III
Vocabulary and Grammar for Latin III
Vocabulary and Grammar for Latin III
Vocab 361. epistula -ae f letter2. -que enclitic conj. and3. huc. adv. here, to here4. pridie adv. + acc. on the day before5. viginti twenty6. adulescens, adulescentis m young man7. libenter adv gladly8. rursus adv again9. iterum adv again10. Kalendae -arum f pl KalendsVocab 371.cotidie adv daily2.ludus –i m school3.castigo –1 rebuke, scold4.vel conj or5.pistrinum –i n bakery6.eruditus –a –um learned, scholarly7.paulum –i n small amount8.ientaculum –i n breakfast9.scriblita –ae f tart or pastry with cheese filling10.etiamsi conj even ifVocab 38mensis, mensis, m. month discipulus, i, m. pupil annus, i. m. year ruina, ae, f. collapse, ruin terra, ae, f. earth, ground, land tempestas, tempestatis, f. storm navis, navis, navium, f. ship regina, ea, f. queen obsideo, obsidere, obsedi, obsessus to besiege incendo, incendere, incendi, incensus to burn, set on fire patior, pati, passus sum to suffer, endure deleo, delere, delevi, deletus to destroy Vocab 39verbum, verbi n. word sic adv. in this way, thus antequam conj. before nusquam adv. nowhere moneo,monēre , monui, monitus ;warndeus, dei m god; di (gods nom pl.);dis (to, for, by the gods) animadverto, animadvertere, animadverti, animadversus; notice pareo, parēre , parui, pariturus + dative; obey bellum, -i n war oppidum, -i n. townVocab 40 1. Avë/Avëte! Greetings2. dësiliö, dësilïre, dësiluï leap down3. inde adv. From there, then4. prïmö adv. First, at first5. repellö, repellere, reppulï, repulsus drive off, drive back6. scapha, -ae, (f) small boat7. soleö, solēre , solitus sum + infin be accustomed (to), be in the habit of8. valeö, -ēre, -uï, -itürus be strong, be well9. nato, natare, natavi, nataturus swimVocab 411. tela, -ae f. fabric 2. studium, -i n. enthusiasm 3. foras adv. outside 4. quantum adv. how much 5. talia, talium n. pl. such things 6. texo texere texui textus to weave 7. eo, ire, ii (ivi) iturus to go 8. dico dicere dixi dictus to talk 9. mitto mittere misi missus to send 10. periculum -i n. danger 11. narro -are -avi -atus to tell (a story) Chapter 421. ventus, i, m. wind 2. unda, ae, f. wave 3. scapha, ae, f. small boat, ship's boat 4. magister, magistri, m schoolmaster, master, captain 5. Pro di immortales! Good heavens! 6. dives, divitis rich 7. coorior, cooriri, coortus sum to rise up, arise 8. evado, evadere, evasi, evasus to escape 9. adorior, adoriri, adortus sum to attack 10. resisto, resistere, restiti to resist 11. supero, are, avi, atus to overcome 12 pauper, pauperis poor 13. casa, ae, f. hut, cottage 14. pugio, pugionis, m. dagger 15. clam secretly 16. quoniam since 17. convalesco, convalescere, convalui to grow stronger, get wellVocab 431. vestibulum, i, n. entrance passage 2. calor, caloris, m. heat3. senex, senis, m. old man 4. digitus, i, m. finger 5. calvus, a, um bald6. indutus, a, um clothed 7. defrico, defricare, defricui, defrictus to rub down 8. tergeo, tergēre, tersi, tersus to dry, wipe9. cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus to find out, learn 10. repeto, repetere, repetivi, repetitus to pick up, recover11. exerceo, ēre, ui, itus to exercise, train 12. quo, adv. there, to that place 13. haud adv. not14. contra prep + acc againstVocab 441. fur, furis, m. thief 2. sella, ae, f. sedan - chair, seat, chair 3. pavimentum, i, n. tiled floor 4.surripio, surripere, surripui, surreptus to steal 5.prehendo, prehendere, prehendi, prehensus to seize 6.labor, labi, lapsus sum to slip, fall 7.una together with, along with 8.turba -ae f crowd 9.inde from there 10.gaudeo,gaudere (2), gavisus sum be glad, rejoice 11.plenus, -a, -um full 12.mitto, mittere, misi, missus send Vocab 451. virgô, virginis (f) maiden2. rixor, -ârî, -âtus sum to quarrel3. uterque, utraque, utrumque each (of two) 4. rîma, -ae (f) crack 5. ôsculum, -î (n) kiss 6. cônsilium, -î (n) plan 7. înscius, -a, -um unknowing 8. vultus, -ûs (m) face 9. vêlâmen, vêlâminis (n) veil, shawl 10. spêlunca, -ae (f) cave11. sentiô, sentîre, sênsî, sênsus to feel, perceive 12. aspergô, aspergere, aspersî, aspersus to sprinkle, splash, 13. occîdô, occîdere, occîdî, occîsus to kill 14. perdô, perdere, perdidî, perditus to destroy; to loseVocab 461. pûpa, -ae (f) doll2. putô, -âre, âvî, -âtus to think, consider3. lûdus, -î (m) school; game4. ferê almost, approximately5. postrêmô finally6. ambô, ambae, ambô both7. num...? (intoduces question with expected answer "no")8. dônum, -î (n) gift9. diês nâtâlis, diei natalis m birthday10. abripiô, abripere, abripuî, abreptus to snatch away11. laedô, laedere, laesî, laesus to harm12. peristÿlium, -î (n) peristyle (courtyard with colonnade)Vocab 471. negotiosus, -a, -um busy 2. constat it is agreed 3. imperator, imperatoris, m. commander, emperor 4. mature early adv.5. spero, 1 to hope 6. malo, malle, malui, irreg. to prefer7. munera, munerum n pl. games8. contineo, continēre, continui, contentus to confine, to hold9. pro certo habēre-to be sure10. novus –a –um newVocab 481.contra prep + acc. Against, in front of2.ostendo, -ere, ostendi, ostentus to show 3.tollo, -ere, sustuli, sublatus irreg. To lift4.consisto, -ere, constiti halt stop stand5.furor, furoris m. frenzy6.acriter, adv. Fiercely 7.alias adv. At another time8.nolo nolle, nolui to be unwilling, to not want9.volo, velle volui, to be willing. to want10. Tot indecl adj. So manyChapter 49 vocab-version 21. quasi as if 2. admiror -ari -atus sum to wonder at 3. clementer in a kindly manner 4. mutuus -a -um mutual 5. crudelitas, crudelitatis, f. cruelty 6. lambo, lambere, lambi to lick 7. cogo, cogere, coegi, coactus to compel, to force8. doleo, dolēre, dolui, doliturus to be sorry, to be sad, to be in pain 9. claudus -a -um lame 10. lateo, latēre, latui to lie in hiding 11. mitis, mitis, mite gentle Chapter 50 Vocab Version 21.sol, solis m sun 2. avis, avis f/m bird 3. adeo so much, to such an extent 4. nuper recently 5. lucet, lucere, luxit it is light, it is day, it shines 6. gens, gentis f. family, clan 7. similis -is -e similar (to), like +dative 8. iuvenis, iuvenis, m. young man 9. ita thus, in such a way (adverb) 10. sic thus, in this way (adverb) 11. talis -is -e such 12. tam so (adverb) 13. tantus - a -um so great 14. tantum so much (adverb) 15. tot so many Vocab 51purus-a-um spotlesssumereto assumeinvitaverat uthe had invited (them) tolimen, liminis n.threshold, doorwaysi quis if anyonenonnulli -ae -a some oro -are -avi -atus begne se dimitteret not to send awayimpero -are -avi -atus +dat. to orderLares, Larum m. pl.household godsfamiliaris -is -e belonging to the family/householdpraecipio -ere praecepi praeceptus + dat. to instruct, orderdimitto -ere dimisi dimissus to send awayVocab 52 1.necesse est-it is necessary 2.licet, licēre(2), licuit + dat. it is allowed 3. placeo, placēre(2), placui + dat to please 4.decet, decēre(2), decuit-it is becoming, fitting, should 5. oportet, oportēre(2), oportuit-it is fitting, ought 6.taedet, taedēre(2), taesum est-it bores, makes one (acc) tired of something (gen) 7.mos, moris m. custom; pl. character 8.posterus –a –m following 9. caterva –ae f crowd 10. potius quam rather than 11. fides, fidei f good faith, reliability, trust 12.ingenium –i n intelligence, ingenuity 13. consultum –i n decreeVocab 531.vitta-ae f. ribbon2.ara-ae f. altar3.auspex, auspicis m. augur, officiating priest4.maritus, -i. m. husband5.myrtus –i m myrtle6.laurus –i m bay (tree), laurel7.rite adv properly8.iungo iungere iunxi iunctus join9.carus –a –um dear, beloved10. nova nupta –ae f bride11.orno –are –avi –atus decorate12.dextra –ae f right handVocab 541.hortor, hortari, horatus sum; encourage, urge2.levis, -e; smooth3.coxa –ae f. hipbone4.febris, febris, gen. pl. febrium f; fever5.morbus, -i m. illness6.funebris, -e, funeral7.frango, -ere, fregi, fractus; break8.scindo, -ere, scidi, scissus; cut, split, carve, tear9.solvo, -ere, solvi, solutus; loosen, untie, dishevel10.ploro –1; lament, mourn Vocab 44ifestus -a -um festive, joyousfabula -ae f story, playfacetus -a -um witty, humorousscaena -ae f stagesermo, semonis m conversation, talkmaritus -i m husbandsubsellium -i n seat, bunchhistrio, histrionis m actoraulaeum -i n curtaincantor, cantoris player, musicianplaudo -ere plausi plausus clap, applaudtollo, -ere, sustuli, sublatus lift, raiseOccupations-Vocab listAedificator, –oris m. architectAleator, –oris m. gamblerBibliopola, -ae m. booksellerCalceolarius, -i m. shoemakerCausidicus, -i m. lawyerMendicus, -i m. beggarAstrologus, -i m. astrologerCoquus, -i m. cookBalneator, –oris m. bathkeeperRhetor, –oris m. oratorLector, –oris m. readerLanista, -ae m. trainer of gladiatorsCopa, -ae f. barmaidInvestigator, –oris m. detectiveNotarius, -i m. secretaryTonsor –oris m. barberVispillo, onis m. undertakerPistor, –oris m. bakerAmbulator, –oris m. peddlerPiscator, –oris m. fishermanLanius, -i m butcherMedicus, -i m doctorPaedagogus, -i m. childleaderMagister, -tri m teacherSalarius, -i, m. salt dealerNomenclator, –oris m. name announcerArbiter, tri m. judgeGestator, –oris m. sedan chair carrierHere is the list of adjectives that we generated in class on Monday!big magnus-a-umsmall parvus-a-umgood bonus-a-umbad malus-a-umhard durus-a-umsoft mollis-is-eeasy facilis-is-edifficult difficilis-is-eugly deformis-is-epretty pulcher-chra-chrumhot calidus-a-umcold frigidus-a-umsmart callidus-a-umstupid stupidus-a-umhappy laetus-a-umsad tristis-is-eVocabulary and Grammar Practice
Vocabulary and Grammar Practice
Our Latin III Quia Pagehttp://www.quia.com/pages/dbakerschneider/page13Meriam-Webster Dictionary-Use the search to double check etymologies! If nouns and adjectives don't list a root, try entering or clicking on a verb from that word family.http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/derivedAnother good source for derivatives!!!!http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?l=aGreek video-longer, math teacher telling storyhttp://www.etymonline.com/index.php?l=aCute frat guys sing the Greek alphabet!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PT5Dqylc1c4Master list hangmanhttp://www.quia.com/hm/86925.htmlMaster list matchinghttp://www.quia.com/jg/458608.htmlGreek practice by Marcus Curry!!http://www.studystack.com/menu-156819Greek video-short, just graphicshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxP0xiuDrc4Subjunctive rules practice test!!http://www.quia.com/pop/133739.htmlReview Participles and Infinitiveshttp://www.quia.com/pop/50661.htmlReview the caseshttp://www.quia.com/pop/50660.htmlInfinitiveshttp://www.quia.com/hm/115310.htmlParticiples Drillhttp://www.quia.com/jg/535635.htmlIndirect statement challenge!http://www.quia.com/rr/40150.htmlSubjunctive Battleship!http://www.quia.com/ba/33460.htmlThe Late Republichttp://www.yaggyslatin.com/thelaterepublic.htmlMarriage Customshttp://www.limarriages.com/customs.htmlSubjunctive challenge!http://www.quia.com/rr/40149.htmlGreek AlphabetUpper & Lower Case GreekInfo on Aristophaneshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AristophanesA. Notes on the ablative absolute from Kent Statehttp://www.personal.kent.edu/~bkharvey/latin/clauses/depadvab.htmB. Notes on the ablative absolute from William Harrishttp://www.orbilat.com/Languages/Latin/Alternative_Grammars/Harris_Grammar/Latin-Harris_17.htmlC. Notes Move Link 58 Text: Link 58 Url: Link 58 Description: Open Link 58 in a new window? Delete from KEThttp://www.dl.ket.org/latin3/grammar/ablativeabsolute.htmD. More notes from KEThttp://www.dl.ket.org/latin2/grammar/ablativeabsolute.htmE. Oxford Latin-Ablative absoluteshttp://www.jburroughs.org/classics/curriculum/olc3/37_tutorial.htmlF. Wikipedia notes on the ablative absolutehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ablative_absoluteG. More ablative absoluteshttp://homepages.moeller.org/latinclub/p_l_ablabs.htmH. Ablatives Absolutehttp://www.north.mccsc.edu/~blaw/chapter_44.htmChallenge Boardhttp://www.quia.com/cb/150884.htmlRhetorical Figureshttp://www.quia.com/jg/334771.htmlAncient art at the Methttp://www.metmuseum.org/Works_of_Art/department.asp?dep=13Resources for Roman Art & Archaeologyhttp://www.sas.upenn.edu/~ekondrat/rome.html#museumsMuseum of Fine Arts, Bostonhttp://www.mfa.org/collections/search_art.asp?coll_package=26123I, Claudius History in Film sitehttp://www.historyinfilm.com/claudius/Courtesy of Fabio!Review IX Vocab GamesBill Thayer's siteMore BathsYou have two tries!!!!Saturnalia Competition!!!