Quaestio: How can we remember vocabulary in Stage 10?

Nunc Agenda: In your notebooks, make the four columns, fill in the rest of the vocab from Stage 10, page 180

LATIN WORD ENGLISH MEANING PART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES

abeō, abīre, abiī, abitum

abeō, abīre, abiī, abitumLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH

DERIVATIVES

abeō go away VERB

accipiō, accipere, accēpī, acceptum

accipiō, accipere, accēpī, acceptum

LATIN WORD ENGLISH MEANING

PART OF SPEECH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES

accipiō ACCEPTS, RECEIVES:

VERB accept

acceptance

callidus

callidusLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH

ENGLISH DERIVATIVES

CALLIDUS CLEVER, SMART

ADJECTIVE

capiō, capere, cēpī, captum

capiō, capere, cēpī, captumLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH

ENGLISH DERIVATIVES

capiō takes, seizes, grabs, captures

VERB capture, captive

contentus

contentusLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH

ENGLISH DERIVATIVES

contentus SATISFIED ADJECTIVE content

contently

contentment

exclāmō, exclāmāre, exclāmāvī, exclāmātum

exclāmō, exclāmāre, exclāmāvī, exclāmātumLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH

ENGLISH DERIVATIVES

exclāmō exclaims VERB exclaim

exclamation

exclamatory

frāter, frātrem

frāter, frātremLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH

ENGLISH DERIVATIVES

FRATER BROTHER NOUN fraternity

fraternal

imperium

imperiumLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH

DERIVATIVES

imperium EMPIRE NOUN imperial

imperialism

empire

emperor

inimīcus

inimīcus

inveniō, invenīre, invēnī, inventum

inveniō, invenīre, invēnī, inventum

LATIN WORD ENGLISH MEANING

PART OF SPEECH

ENGLISH DERIVATIVES

inveniō finds, come upon

VERB invent

inventor

invention

inventive

eō, īre, iī, itum

eō, īre, iī, itum

liber:librum

liber:librumLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH

ENGLISH DERIVATIVES

liber BOOK NOUN library, librarian

nōs

nōsLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH

ENGLISH DERIVATIVES

nōs WE PRONOUN

nūntio, nūntiāre, nūntiāvī, nūntiātum

nūntiō, nūntiāre, nūntiāvī, nūntiātum

LATIN WORD ENGLISH MEANING

PART OF SPEECH

ENGLISH DERIVATIVES

nūntiō ANNOUNCES VERB enunciate

pāx:pācem

pāx:pācem

LATIN WORD ENGLISH MEANING

PART OF SPEECH

ENGLISH DERIVATIVES

PAX:PACEM PEACE NOUN pacify: (verb) to calm or to bring peace

pacifier

pacifist

portus:portum

portus:portumLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH

ENGLISH DERIVATIVES

PORTUS HARBOR NOUN port

quam

<>

quamLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH

ENGLISH DERIVATIVES

quam THAN, HOW CONJUNCTION

semper

semper

sententia

sententiaLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH

ENGLISH DERIVATIVES

sententia thought, opinion

NOUN sentence

sentimental

sentiment

servō, servāre, servāvī, servātum

servō, servāre, servāvī, servātum

LATIN WORD

ENGLISH MEANING

PART OF SPEECH

ENGLISH DERIVATIVES

servō SAVES, PROTECTS

VERB conserveconservationreservereservationpreservepreservationreservoir

SOLUS

SOLUSLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH

DERIVATIVES

SOLUS ALONE, LONELY ADJECTIVE solo

solitary

solitude

isolate, isolation

soliloquy

TACET: TACUIT

TACET: TACUITLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH

DERIVATIVES

TACET:

TACUIT

IS SILENT, IS QUIET:

WAS SILENT, WAS QUIET

VERB tacit: (adj.) silent or unspoken

With the nod of her head, she gave her tacit approval.

taciturn: (adj.) shy, reserved

The boy was taciturn so he did not participate in class.

UXOR

UXORLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH

DERIVATIVES

UXOR: UXOREM WIFE NOUN uxorious (adj): excessively attached to or dependent on one's wife

VEHEMENTER

VEHEMENTERLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH

DERIVATIVES

VEHEMENTER VIOLENTLY, LOUDLY

ADVERB vehement: (adj.) passionate, intense, very emotional

The lawyer gave a vehement defense on behalf of her client.

vehemently (adv.)

VOS

VOSLATIN WORD ENGLISH

MEANINGPART OF SPEECH ENGLISH

DERIVATIVES

VOS YOU (PLURAL) PRONOUN

“CONTROVERSIA”, P. 166Lines 1 – 5:

Who is Alexander?

Who is Theodorus?

Translate: “Graeci sunt meliores quam Romani.”

CLASSWORK ASSIGNMENT: FILL IN

ROMANS (QUINTUS’ SIDE) GREEKS (ALEXANDER’S SIDE)