Latin II Stage 15 Vocab

Latin II Stage 15 Vocab

princeps, principis

• chief, leader, prince

effigies, effigiei

• likeness, statue

sacerdos, sacerdotis

• priest

mare, maris

• sea

aqua, aquae

• water

saxum, saxi

• rock

plaustrum, plaustri

• wagon, cart

equus, equi

• horse

unda, undae

• wave

lectus, lecti

• couch, bed

nauta, nautae

• sailor

litus, litoris

• shore

agmen, agminis

• parade, procession, battle line

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NAUTICAL comes from the Latin word meaning

• sailor

• wave

• water

• ocean

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INUNDATED comes from the Latin word meaning

• wave

• water

• ocean

• shore

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AQUATIC comes from the Latin word meaning

• water

• wave

• ocean

• shore

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EQUESTRIAN comes from Latin word meaning

• horse

• cart

• wave

• priest

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PRINCIPAL comes from the Latin word meaning

• chief

• priest

• horse

• sea

debeo, debere, debui

• owe, ought

vinco, vincere, vici

• win, conquer

redeo, redire, redii

• return, go back

praesum, praeesse, praefui

• be in charge of

impedio, impedire, impedivi

• hinder, obstruct, delay

claudo, claudere, clausi

• close, shut

teneo, tenere, tenui

• hold

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VINCERE means

• to win

• he won

• I win

• they won

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CLAUDEBANT means

• they were closing

• they did close

• they have closed

• they are closing

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REDIIT means

• he returned

• to return

• he returns

• they return

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TENEMUS means

• we hold

• we did hold

• we were holding

• we will hold

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DEBETIS means

• you all owe

• he owes

• they owe

• I owe

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PRAEESSE means

• to be in charge

• I am in charge

• we are in charge

• you are in charge

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IMPEDIVISTI means

• you have hindered

• they have hindered

• we have hindered

• I have hindered

commodus, -a, -um

• convenient, suitable

miser, misera, miserum

• miserable, wretched, sad

fractus, fracta, fractum

• broken

alius, alia, aliud

• another

lente

• slowly

etiam

• also

qui, quae, quod

• who, which, what