Vocabulary IA Latin II

Sine morā, frater et soror ad magnitudinem hominum currebant.

• without delay

• with delay

• without care

• with care

Sine morā, frater et soror ad magnitudinem hominum currebant.

• the brother and sister

• the father and mother

• the son and daughter

• the aunt and uncle

Sine morā, frater et soror ad magnitudinem hominum currebant.

• to

• from

• around

• below

Sine morā, frater et soror ad magnitudinem hominum currebant.

• great number of people

• small number of people

• great number of soldiers

• small number of wives

Leges romani populi erant valde notae.

• the light

• The law

• the laws

• the lights

Leges romani populi erant valde notae.

• of the Roman people

• of the Romans

• of the People of Rome

• of the Roman man

Leges romani populi erant valde notae.

• were very well known

• were never public

• were often broken

• were occasionally strict

Multitudo militum erat ad castra.

• the crowd

• the small number

• the money

• the fines

• Aquavir erat ad casam lucis.

• Mirafemina erat ad mare.

• Supervir erit in caelo.

• Vespertiliovir et Turdus sunt peculiares amici.

• Psyche lucem ad Cupidum portabat.

• Psyche Cupidum non amabat.

• Psyche Cupidum videre non vult.

• Psyche fratrem Cupidi amabat.