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Lesson 51 Vocabulary

summer feminine aestas, aestatis

heart neuter cor, cordis

winter feminine hiems, hiemis

death feminine mors, mortis

nothing neuter INDECLINABLE! nihil

fear, be afraid of (no 4th p.p.) timeo, timēre, timui

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feminine aestas, aestatis

neuter cor, cordis

feminine hiems, hiemis

feminine mors, mortis

neuter INDECLINABLE! nihil

(no 4th p.p.) timeo, timēre, timui

feminine mater, matris

Demonstrative adj. /pron. hic, haec, hoc

Demonstrative adj./pron. ille, illa, illud

adj. of one ending praeceps (nom), praecipitis (gen)

curro, currere, cucurri, cursurus

expello, expellere expulsi, expulsus

feminine auctoritas, auctoritatis

feminine virtus, virtutis

feminine celeritas, celeritatis

adjective of 2 endings familiaris, familiare

confirmo, confirmare, confirmavi, confirmatus

respondeo, respondēre, respondi, responsus

supero, superare, superavi, superatus

auctor, auctoris masculine

civitas, civitatis feminine -tas, -tatis are ALWAYS feminine

pater, patris masculine

pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsus

postea

post (+ accusative)

neuter 3rd declension corpus corporis

neuter 3rd declension vulnus vulneris

neuter 3rd declension nōmen nōminis

iaciō iacere iēcī iactus 3rd –io conjugation Verb. N.B. Pronounce the first “I” like a “Y” iaciō iacere iēcī iactus

masculine 3rd declension clamor clamōris

neuter 3rd declension carmen carminis

neuter 3rd declension tempus temporis

Verb 3rd conjugation claudō claudere clausī clausus

neuter 3rd declension flūmen flūminis

masculine 3rd declension ōrdō ōrdinis

neuter 3rd declension caput capitis

masculine 3rd declension fīnis

masculine 3rd declension hostis

neuter 3rd declension iter itineris

neuter 3rd declension mare maris

3rd –io conjugation Verb. cōnficiō cōnficere cōnfēcī cōnfectus

masculine 3rd declension mōns montis

feminine 3rd declension nāvis

masculine AND feminine 3rd declension cīvis

masculine 3rd declension pāstor pāstōris

feminine 3rd declension vestis

two nominative endings 3rd declension adjective fortis forte

neuter 3rd declension iūs iūris

ONE nominative ending 3rd declension adjective pār (gen.) paris

feminine 3rd declension uxor uxōris

two nominative endings 3rd declension adjective facilis facile

three nominative endings 3rd declension adjective celer celeris celere

tendō tendere tetendī tentus Verb. Note the reduplicative 3rd principal part! 3rd conjugation tendō tendere tetendī tentus

two nominative endings 3rd declension adjective omnis omne

lībertās lībertātis 3rd declension feminine (N.B.: All nouns ending in –tās are feminine!) lībertās lībertātis

feminine mater, matris

Demonstrative adj. /pron. hic, haec, hoc

Demonstrative adj./pron. ille, illa, illud

adj. of one ending praeceps (nom), praecipitis (gen)

curro, currere, cucurri, cursurus

expello, expellere expulsi, expulsus

feminine auctoritas, auctoritatis

feminine virtus, virtutis

feminine celeritas, celeritatis

adjective of 2 endings familiaris, familiare

feminine aestas, aestatis

neuter cor, cordis

feminine hiems, hiemis

feminine mors, mortis

neuter INDECLINABLE! nihil

(no 4th p.p.) timeo, timēre, timui

confirmo, confirmare, confirmavi, confirmatus

respondeo, respondēre, respondi, responsus

supero, superare, superavi, superatus

auctor, auctoris masuline

civitas, civitatis feminine -tas, -tatis are ALWAYS feminine

pater, patris macsuline

pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsus

postea

post (+ accusative)

neuter 3rd declension tempus temporis

iaciō iacere iēcī iactus Verb. N.B. Pronounce the first “I” like a “Y” 3rd –io conjugation Verb. N.B. Pronounce the first “I” like a “Y” iaciō iacere iēcī iactus

neuter 3rd declension vulnus vulneris

masculine 3rd declension clamor clamōris

neuter 3rd declension flūmen flūminis

neuter 3rd declension caput capitis

neuter 3rd declension nōmen nōminis

neuter 3rd declension carmen carminis

Verb 3rd conjugation claudō claudere clausī clausus

neuter 3rd declension corpus corporis

masculine 3rd declension ōrdō ōrdinis

masculine 3rd declension fīnis

masculine 3rd declension hostis

neuter 3rd declension iter itineris

neuter 3rd declension mare maris

3rd –io conjugation Verb. cōnficiō cōnficere cōnfēcī cōnfectus

masculine 3rd declension mōns montis

feminine 3rd declension nāvis

masculine AND feminine 3rd declension cīvis

masculine 3rd declension pāstor pāstōris

feminine 3rd declension vestis

two nominative endings 3rd declension adjective fortis forte

neuter 3rd declension iūs iūris

ONE nominative ending 3rd declension adjective pār (gen.) paris

feminine 3rd declension uxor uxōris

two nominative endings 3rd declension adjective facilis facile

three nominative endings 3rd declension adjective celer celeris celere

tendō tendere tetendī tentus Verb. Note the reduplicative 3rd principal part! 3rd conjugation tendō tendere tetendī tentus

two nominative endings 3rd declension adjective omnis omne

3rd declension feminine (N.B.: All nouns ending in –tās are feminine!) lībertās lībertātis