Vocabulary Review

First Declension Nouns

100

Provide a definition for caupona: 

Hotel, inn

200

Provide a definition for insula: 

Island

300

Provide a definition for ianua: 

Door

400

Provide a definition for nauta: 

Sailor

500

Provide a definition for pecunia: 

Money

Second Declension Nouns

100

Provide a definition for argentum: 

Silver

200

Provide a definition for aurum: 

Gold

300

Provide a definition for calamus: 

Writing utensil

400

Provide a definition for vir:

Man

500

Provide a definition for puer: 

Boy

Verbs

100

Provide a definition for pulsare: 

to knock

200

Provide a definition for navigare: 

to sail

300

Provide a definition for facere: 

to make

400

Provide a definition for ire: 

to go

500

Provide a definition for debere: 

To ought, must

Derivatives

100

Provide a definition for insular: 

Relating to an island; close-minded. 

200

This country derived its name from a legendary mountain made from silver that attracted early Spanish conquistadors: 

Argentina

300

A littoral combat vessel is a type of ship that: 

stays close to the shore.

400

Maritime law consists of rules and regulations governing life...

At sea.

500

An itinerary is a type of document listing the steps of a ________________:

journey

Derivatives

100

The following English synonym for the word mistake derives from the Latin verb meaning to wander: 

Error

200

The English adjective pecuniary means relating to _________________:

money

300

If somebody lives in an urban area, this means that they live in a _________________: 

City

400

Our English word janitor, a person in charge of maintaining facilities or buildings, comes from the Latin word ianitor meaning doormen, which in turn derives from the Latin word ianua meaning _____________:

Door

500

On old maps areas labelled terra incognita referred to an unknown ______________: 

Land