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The word 'ira' translates to 'joy'.
The word 'ira' translates to 'joy'.
False (B)
'Timere' means 'to fear'.
'Timere' means 'to fear'.
True (A)
'Capere' is a Latin word meaning 'to capture'.
'Capere' is a Latin word meaning 'to capture'.
True (A)
'Nōmen' refers to a 'shadow'.
'Nōmen' refers to a 'shadow'.
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'Pius' translates to 'weak'.
'Pius' translates to 'weak'.
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'Iter' can be translated as 'journey'.
'Iter' can be translated as 'journey'.
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'Flamma' translates to 'coast'.
'Flamma' translates to 'coast'.
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'Perire' means 'to arrive'.
'Perire' means 'to arrive'.
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timēre
timēre
to fear, to be afraid of
diū
diū
long (in duration)
ubique
ubique
everywhere
adire
adire
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perire
perire
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pius
pius
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cūrser
cūrser
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fātum
fātum
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Study Notes
Vocabulary
- porta: gate
- dolus: deceit
- ira: anger
- occidere: to kill
- timor: fear
- timēre: to fear
- iānua: door
- irātus: angry
- cadere: to fall, to happen
- fallere: to deceive , to make someone to believe something which is wrong
- intereä: meanwhile/while
- hic: here
- posteā: later
- tunc: then
- relinquere: to leave behind
- abire: to leave
- construere: to build
- sē recipere: to take oneself to
- urbs: town
- gaudium: joy
Lesson 12: Aeneas Flees from Troy
- diū: for a long time.
- ubique: everywhere
- pro: for
- timēre prō: to fear for, to be concerned about
- timeō, timui: to fear, to be afraid
- (sich) fürchten: to fear, to be afraid
- ( + Akk.) Angst haben: to have fear/anxiety
- ( + pro) sich fürchten um: to be afraid for someone, to feel anxiety
- Angst haben um: to have fear/anxiety about something/someone
- Adire: to approach
- adeō, adii: to go to
- perire: to perish
- pereō, perīi: to perish
- pius: pious, respectful
- currere: to run
- curro, cucurri: to run
- penātēs: household gods/hearth gods
- annus: year
- infirmus: weak
- dextrae: right hand
- (-a,-um) dextrae f: (right hand); feminine noun.
- die rechte Hand: right hand
- capere: to seize,take
- capio, cēpī: to seize,take
- ruinae: ruins, wreckage
- flamma: flame
- lītus: shore
- iter: journey
- respicere: to look back, to see again
- oculus: eye
- trādere: to hand over, to entrust
- trādō, trādidī: to hand over, to entrust
- nōmen: name/noun
- despērāre: to despair
- despērō: to despair
- cum: with
- umbra: shadow
- Subj. + Perf. umbrae f: present, or perfect sense for the subjunctive
- fātum: fate
- patria: fatherland, homeland
- novus: new
- mūnus: task
- temptāre: to try, to test, to challenge
- nāvis: ship.
- Gen. Pl. nāvium: ships, genitive plural
- ex oculis abire: to disappear from sight
Additional Notes
- Perfektformen of adire: Past tense forms of the verb "adire" are formed using "ad" + the perfect forms of "ire."
- römische Hausgötter: Roman household gods
- annis infirmus: weak with age.
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Explore the vocabulary from Lesson 12, which focuses on Aeneas's flight from Troy. This quiz will test your understanding of key Latin terms related to emotions, actions, and locations. Get ready to enhance your Latin proficiency with these essential words!
