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What is the meaning of the word 'dormiō'?
I sleep
What does 'ego' mean?
I
What is the English translation of 'frāter'?
brother
What does 'hōra' mean in English?
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Translate the word 'in' to English.
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What does 'īnsula' refer to?
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What is the meaning of 'labōrō'?
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What does 'legō' mean?
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Translate the word 'meus'.
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What does 'nōn' mean?
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What is the English translation of 'pater'?
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What does 'rīdeō' mean?
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What does 'servus' refer to in English?
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Translate 'tū'.
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What is the meaning of 'turba'?
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What does 'ubi?' mean?
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What is the English translation of 'via'?
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What is the meaning of 'sum'?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Study Notes
- dormiō: Translates to "I sleep," indicative of a state of rest or inactivity.
- ego: Means "I," referring to oneself; an important pronoun in Latin.
- frāter: Means "brother," a familial term reflecting relationship structure.
- hōra: Translates to "hour," a unit of time; essential in discussions of daily activities.
- in: Means "in" or "on," a preposition used to indicate location.
- īnsula: Refers to an "apartment building," expanding vocabulary around living spaces.
- labōrō: Translates to "I work," a verb describing the act of employment or effort.
- legō: Means "I read," highlighting engagement with written texts.
- meus: Translates to "my," a possessive adjective indicating ownership.
- nōn: Means "not," a negation used to modify the meaning of verbs and adjectives.
- pater: Means "father," denoting parental relations and family dynamics.
- rīdeō: Translates to "I laugh," describing an emotional expression or reaction.
- servus: Means "slave," relevant in discussions about social structure and labor.
- tū: Translates to "you," a second-person pronoun essential for communication.
- turba: Means "crowd," reflecting social interactions and gatherings.
- ubi?: Translates to "where?" a question word used to inquire about location.
- via: Refers to "street," "road," or "way," vital for discussions about geography and travel.
- sum: Means "I am," a fundamental verb for identity and existence.
- es: Translates to "you are," introducing the second-person form of the verb "to be."
- est: Means "he/she/it is," showcasing the third-person singular form of the verb "to be."
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