Latin Vocabulary Checklist 6

Which Latin word best captures the idea of 'overcoming' a significant challenge or adversary?

In a historical context focusing on social class, which Latin term directly relates to a formerly enslaved person?

If you wanted to describe the action of rebuking someone sternly, which Latin expression is most fitting?

Imagine a scenario where you need to express that something occurred 'suddenly.' Which Latin adverb would you use?

Which Latin word would you use to describe someone who displays courage in the face of adversity?

In legal terminology, which Latin term would be most applicable to denote a 'thing' or an 'object' under consideration?

Which Latin term indicates the action of acquiring something through purchase?

If someone were consistently 'absent' from important meetings, which Latin word would you use to describe their state?

Which Latin word would you use to indicate that someone 'writes' a letter?

How would you state 'was out' in Latin?

What is the most fitting translation of the Latin word 'vendid' in a commercial context?

Which of these Latin words most accurately describes something of diminutive size?

In what context would you use the Latin term 'ferociter'?

Which Latin phrase applies when indicating the sequence of events, specifically 'when, after' something has occurred?

If you were to denote that something belongs 'to you', which Latin term would you employ?

Which Latin word provides the best description for someone who steals?

How would you convey the meaning of 'because' using a Latin word from the list?

In Latin, which term best describes moving hastily or acting quickly?

You need to express the idea of doing something 'through' a medium or 'along' a path. Which Latin word would you use?

If someone were to attack multiple times with physical force, which Latin word would be most descriptive of that action?

Which Latin word can be used to describe something that happened 'once' or a 'long time ago'?

What action does 'intentē' describe?

Which Latin word signifies 'then', often used to indicate sequence in time or events?

Consider a scenario where someone is selling eels at the market. Which Latin verb would appropriately describe their action?

Select the Latin word that could aptly describe the moment a warrior 'overcomes' his opponent in battle.

In a historical text, which Latin term would closely define an individual who was previously enslaved and has been freed?

Which Latin verb would you use to describe a strict headmaster who frequently 'rebukes' students for misbehavior?

Which Latin adverb captures the suddenness of an unexpected thunderstorm?

Choose the Latin word that could best describe a 'brave' knight facing a dragon.

In a philosophical discussion about existence, which Latin term would be closest to denoting a base 'thing'?

Which Latin verb is the most accurate translation for the action of 'buying' rare artifacts?

How would you describe a soldier using one Latin word; who is 'absent' without leave?

Which Latin word would you use in legal context when describing 'someone who writes' the law?

Which Latin word means 'was out' in the specific context of a person being away?

Imagine you are describing an event that a character 'sells' tickets for. Which Latin word best describes the character's action?

Among the choices, select the Latin term that correlates with the act of being 'small'.

Suppose you are writing a narrative about a historical battle; which Latin term would vividly describe the combatants acting 'fiercely'?

If narrating a tale of medieval knights, which Latin phrase should be used to establish the timeline of events in succession, similar to 'when, after'?