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What is the Latin term for 'wife'?
What is the Latin term for 'wife'?
- Maritus
- Pueri
- Uxor (correct)
- Agricola
The Latin term 'fortis' means 'weak'.
The Latin term 'fortis' means 'weak'.
False (B)
What does 'lacrimat' mean?
What does 'lacrimat' mean?
cry
The Latin word 'navis' translates to _____ in English.
The Latin word 'navis' translates to _____ in English.
Match the following Latin words with their meanings:
Match the following Latin words with their meanings:
Flashcards
Celat
Celat
To hide or conceal something.
Duco
Duco
To lead or guide someone or something.
Delet
Delet
To destroy or eliminate something completely.
Parat
Parat
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Occido/necat
Occido/necat
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Study Notes
Latin Vocabulary - Core Terms
- Celat: hides
- Brevis: brief/short
- Gravis: heavy
- Fidelis: loyal
- Tristis: sad
- Crudelis: cruel
- Fortis: strong/brave
- Audit: hears
- Duco: I lead
- Atrio: main hall
- Adiuvat: helps
- Servat: saves
- Sum: I am
- Eram: I was
- Constituit: decide
- Curat: look after
- Frangit: break
- Foro/forum: marketplace
- Rideo: laugh/smile
- Navis: ship
- Vende: sell
- Debet: owe
- Uxor: wife
- Maritus: husband
- Emit: bought
- Delet: destroy
- Bellum: war
- Ex: from
- Iubet: orders
- Lacrimat: cry
- Porta: carry
- Iaceo: lie down
- Nuntius: messenger
- Expera: wait
- Ianua: door
- Parat: prepares
- Murus: wall
- Quis: who
- Quid: what
- Quomodo: how
- Qui: where
- Ubi: when
- Cur: why
- Quod: that
- Quae: which
- Maneo: remain
- Mensa: table
- Navigare: sail
- Tablinum: study room
- Triclinium: dining room
- Currere: run
- Consumperunt: consumed
- Transit: passes
- Iratus: angry
- Sed: but
- Bonus: good
- Parvus: small
- Laetus: happy
- Magnus: big
- Possum: can
- Hodie: today
- Lauda: praise
- Peret: die
- Occido/necat: kill
- Habet: has
- Pueri: boy
- Continuo: immediately
- Iterum: again
- Videre: to see
- Agricola: farmer
- Iussit: ordered
- Apparet: appear
- Appropinquo: approach
- Credit: believes
- Impero: command
- Miles: soldier
- Milites: soldiers
- Pareo: obey
- Ridet: laugh/smile
- Incendit: sets fire to
- Consilio: plan
- Persuadeo: I persuade
- Placeo: I please
- Iuvenis: young man
- Iuvenes: young men
- Benignus: kind
- Praebo: I provide
Latin Prepositions and Conjunctions
- Ex: from
- Sed: but
- Continuo: immediately
- Iterum: again
Latin Interrogative Words
- Quis: who
- Quid: what
- Quomodo: how
- Qui: where
- Ubi: when
- Cur: why
- Quod: that
- Quae: which
Latin Place Names and Terms (or similar)
- Atrio: main hall
- Forum/Foro: marketplace
- Tablinum: study room
- Triclinium: dining room
- Navis: Ship
- Murus: wall
Latin Related to People and Family
- Uxor: wife
- Maritus: husband
- Pueri: boy
Latin Related to Actions/Activities
- Navigare: sail
- Currere: run
- Vende: sell
- Emit: bought
- Delet: destroy
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Test your knowledge of essential Latin vocabulary with this quiz focused on core terms. From verbs to adjectives, this collection covers various important words and their meanings. Challenge yourself and enhance your Latin language skills!
