Vocabulary
Subjunctives
Purpose Clauses
the Locative Case
Location
100
disco, discere, didici, ----
learn
100
Inveniamur
Let us be found/May we be found
100
(TRANSLATE THE VERBS ONLY) I cook the meat so that I may not kill you. I was cooking the meat so that I might not kill you.
coquo/occidam coquebam/occiderem
100
in/at Rome but not in/at Brundisium
Romae at non Brundisii
100
nowhere
nusquam
200
custos, custodis (m)
guard
200
Utinam sim clarus!
If only I would be famous!
200
We flee so that y'all may not catch sight of us. We were fleeing so that y'all might not catch sight of us.
fugimus/aspiciatis fugiebamus/aspiceretis
200
in/at Athens or in/at Carthage
Athenis vel Carthagine
200
toward Rome or toward Brundisium
Romam vel Brundisium
300
gravis, -e
serious, heavy
300
Possitis invenire argentum!
May y'all be able to find silver!
300
I teach you lest you be wicked. I was teaching you lest you be wicked.
Doceo/sis Docebam/esses
300
on the ground
humi
300
away from both Carthage and Athens
et Carthagine et Athenis
400
lis, litis (f)
dispute, quarrel
400
Utinam ne insula a hostibus altis occupetur!
If only the island would not be occupied by the tall enemies.
400
I fight so that the city may not be destroyed (perdo). I was fighting so that the city might not be destroyed.
Pugno/perdatur Pugnabam/perderetur
400
both in/at the countryside and at home
et rure (or ruri) et domi
400
toward Carthage
Carthaginem
500
pario, parere, peperi, partum
give birth to
500
Ne legamus de magistro malo et discipula mala!
Let us not read about the bad teacher and the bad student!
500
Y'all are permitted to fight so that the tribes may be conquered. Y'all were permitted to fight so that the tribes might be conquered.
Sinimini/vincantur Sinebamini/vincerentur
500
in/at Pompeii and in/at Tarentum
Pompeiis et Tarenti
500
toward the countryside but not toward the house
rus at non domum
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