Nvnc Agenda: Copy out the chart headings Latin WordEnglish Meaning Part of Speech English Derivatives adesthe/she is present verb.

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Nvnc Agenda: Copy out the chart headings Latin WordEnglish Meaning Part of Speech English Derivatives adesthe/she is present verb

adest / adsunt Darth Vader x x x

adest / adsunt LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES adest adsunt he/she/it is here they are here verb

agricola

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANING PART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES agricola agricolam agricolae farmernoun agriculture

ambulat

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANING PART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES ambulō ambulās ambulat ambulant I walk you walk he/she walks they walk verbamble; preamble

audit

LATIN WORD ENGLISH MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES audiō audis audit audiunt I hear; I listen to you hear he/she hears they hear verb audible; audio; audience

clāmor

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES clāmor clāmōrem clāmōrēs shout; uproar nounclamorous; clamor

contendit

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANING PART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES contendō contendis contendit contendunt I hurry you hurry he/she hurries they hurry verbcontentious

currit

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANING PART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES currō curris currit currunt I run you run he/she runs they run verbcurriculum; current; cursor; cursive

euge!

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANING PART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES eugewell done! ‘hurrah!’ interjection XX

fābula

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES fābula fābulam fābulae fābulam agit play; story; tale he/she acts in a play noun fable; fabulous

fēmina

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANING PART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES fēmina fēminam fēminae womannounfeminine; female

hodiē

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES hodiētoday adverb xx

iuvenis

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANING PART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES iuvenis iuvenem iuvenes young mannoun rejuvenate; juvenile

meus

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANING PART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES meusmy ; mineadjectivexxx

multus

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANING PART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES multus multi much many adjmultitude; multiply; multicolored

optimus

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANING PART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES optimusvery good; excellent; best adjectiveoptimal; optimist

petit

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES petō petis petit petunt I seek; head for you seek he/she seeks they seek verbpetition; appetite

plaudit

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES plaudō plaudis plaudit plaudunt I applaud; I clap you applaud he/she applauds they applaud verbapplaud; applause

puella

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANING PART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES puella puellam puellae girlnounxx

senex

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES senex senem senēs old man noun senile; senate

spectat

LATIN WORD ENGLISH MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES spectō spectās spectat spectant I watch; I look at you watch he/she watches they watch verbspectator; spectacle

stat x

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES sto stas stat stant I stand you stand he/she stands they stand verbstate; station status; stable

turba

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES turba turbam turbae crowdnounturbulent

ubi? ??

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES ubi where?adverbubiquitous

urbs

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANING PART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES urbs urbem urbes citynounurban; urbane; suburban

venit

LATIN WORDENGLISH MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES venio venis venit veniunt I come you come he/she comes they come verbadvent; invent; convene intervene