Vocab
Translation
Adjectives/Pronouns
3rd Declension
Infinitives
100
To draw to the attention by pointing
Monstra
100
Alii tabernarii anulum gemmatum octoginta sestertiis vendunt.
Other shopkeepers sell the gemmed ring for eighty sestertii.
100
H____ pueri sunt Marcus et Quintus, ill____ sunt Sextus et Titus.
Hi, illi
100
Arbor alba —> nom. plural
Arbores albae
100
Aude —> active infinitive
Audēre
200
Tall plant with bark
Arbor, arboris, f.
200
Illud ornamentum non tam pulchram est quam hoc, neque illa gemma tanta est quanta haec.
That ornament is not as beautiful as this one, nor is that gem as large as this one.
200
Iulius h____ servo malum dat, ill____ servo pirum.
Huic, illi
200
Collis parvus —> genitive plural
Collum parvorum
200
Can —> Passive infinitive
Cani
300
To cease all motion
Consist, constit, constit
300
Dum ceterae oves a pastore numerantur, ovis nigra in magnā silvā, ubi via nulla est, errat.
While the remaining sheep are counted by the shepherd, the black sheep wanders in the large forest, where there is no road.
300
Qu______ Aemilia mala dat? Ancillis Aemilia dat.
Quibus
300
Pastor unum can_____ et centum ov_____ habet.
Canem, oves
300
Avis non curr_____ potest, sed vol_____ potest
Currere, volare
400
Valuable lump of calcium that forms in oysters
Margarita
400
Oculi lupi in umbrā lucent ut gemmae et dentes ut margaritae.
The wolf's eyes shine in the shadow like gems and its teeth like pearls.
400
Ornamenta, q_____ Lydia amat…
Quae
400
In parv____ coll____ un___ arbor est.
Parvo, colle, una
400
Aemilia Dav____ a Iulio verber_____ videt.
Davum, verberari
500
To receive, get, grab
Accip(i), accep, accept
500
Aemilia filium suum a Iuliō portari videt, et interrogat: "Cur puer ipse ambulare non potest?"
Aemilia sees her son be carried by Julius, and asks: "Why is the boy not able to walk himself?"
500
Verba, q______ Iulia delectatur, sunt "ecce pulchra puella!"
Quibus
500
Non magn____ preti____ Medus anulum emit.
Magno pretio
500
Marcus Aemili____ laet_____ es___ videt.
Aemiliam laetam esse