Vocabulary
Arbor, Arboris
Tree
Avis, Avis
Bird
Who is the Roman god/goddess of war, who is the supposed father of Romulus and Remus?
Mars/Ares
Name one word that derives (or comes from) the Latin word vexatus
Vexing, vexed
Translate the following:
Manē est. In cubiculō Aurelia sedet.It is morning/early. Aurelia sits/is sitting in the bedroom.
Amica, Amicae
Friend
clamo, clamāre
To shout, to yell
Who is the Roman god/goddess of wisdom and the protector of the Greek city Athens?
Minerva/Athena
Name one word that derives (comes from) the Latin word aqua.
Aqueduct, aquamarine, aquarium, aquatic, aquaculture
Translate the following:
Aurelia inquit ad anchillāe, “Abīte! Abīte! Vocatē Corneliam.”
Aurelia says to the slave girls/maids, “Go away! Go away! Call Cornelia.”
Dominis, Dominī
Master, Lord
Urbs, Urbis
City, Town
Who is the god/goddess of beauty and love?
Venus/Aphrodite
Name one word that derives (comes from) the Latin word familia.
familial, familiar, familiarize, unfamiliar, family
Translate the following:
Anchillāe Aureliam neglegentia vexant.
The slave girls/maids are annoying/annoy Aurelia with their carelessness.
In quibus
Among whom
Sella, sellae
Chair, sedan chair
Who is the god/goddess who always is pictured holding a lightning bolt?
Jupiter/Zeus
Name one word that derives (comes from) the Latin word lingua.
language, lingual, bilingual, trilingual, linguistics, sublingual
Translate the following:
“Ad urbem mecum Corneliam ducere volo.“
“I wish/want to lead Cornelia with me to the city.“
Bos, Bovis
Cow, Cattle, Bull
Dormouse
Who is the god/goddess of the ocean?
Neptune/Posiedon
Name one word that derives (comes from) the latin word numerus.
enumerate, enumeration, innumerable, number, numeral, numerical, numerous, outnumber, supernumerary, unnumbered
Translate the following:
Pater tuus glis cenāe emere vult.
Your father/dad wants to buy dormice for the dinner.