Lat1 Cloelia vocab intro

Lat1 Cloelia vocab intro

By Dan Conway

Aurēlia est mulier.

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Cornēlius nōn est mulier.

Cornēlius est vir.

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(mulier = fēmina)​

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mulier, mulieris (f.)

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Mulier est fortis.

fortis, fortis, forte

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Vir est audāx.

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(bold, daring)​

audāx (audāc–)

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Ēheu! Urbs est in perīculō!​

perīculum, -ī (n.)

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Puer nōn est in perīculō.

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Puer est tūtus.

tūtus, -a, -um

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Cornēlius cīvis Rōmānus est.

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Magister Conway cīvis Americānus est.​

cīvis, cīvis (m./f.)

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Mīlitēs in bellō pugnant.​

mīles, mīlitis (m.)

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Mīlitēs in castrīs sunt.

castra, -ōrum

(n. pl.)

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Puer nōn est amīcus.

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Puer est hostis.​

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hostis, hostis (m.)

Multiple Choice

• fortis

• audāx

• mīles

• castra

Multiple Choice

• fortis

• audāx

• mīles

• castra

Multiple Choice

• cīvis

• perīculum

• mīles

• castra

Multiple Choice

• cīvis

• perīculum

• mīles

• castra

Multiple Choice

• cīvis

• perīculum

• tūtus

• mulier

Multiple Choice

• cīvis

• perīculum

• tūtus

• mulier

Multiple Choice

• cīvis

• perīculum

• tūtus

• mulier

Multiple Choice

• hostis

• perīculum

• tūtus

• mulier

Multiple Choice

• hostis

• perīculum

• tūtus

• mulier

Open Ended

Write a sentence containing the phrase "in perīculō."

Open Ended

Write a sentence containing the word "hostis."

(It's 3rd declension, so it changes endings like "canis.")

Open Ended

Write a sentence containing the word "fortis."

(Endings are "–is" for masculine, "–is" for feminine, "–e" for neuter.)