Labcap 1

Domus

• master

• house

• asleep

• servant

Answer explanation

domiciled =reside or be based.

"he was domiciled in a frame house on the outskirts of town"

rex

regis

video regem

• toy

  of a toy

  I drop a toy

• prophet

  of a prophet

  I see a prophet

• town

  of the town

  I see the town

• king

  of the king

  I see the king

Answer explanation

regalia =the emblems or insignia of royalty, especially the crown, scepter, and other ornaments used at a coronation.

the distinctive clothing worn and ornaments carried at formal occasions as an indication of status.

"the Bishop of Florence in full regalia"

laetus laeta

• happy (masculine) happy (feminine)

• anxious (masc.)

  anxious (fem.)

• angry (masc.)

  angry (fem.)

• evil (masc thing)

  evil (fem thing)

Answer explanation

delighted- has a similar meaning and may help you remember this word

est

erat

fuit

• eat

  eaten

  eating

• he

  him

  to/for him

• is

  was

  was (has been)

• and

  additionally

  and (also)

Answer explanation

erat and fuit can often be translated the same in English.

erat implies continuing

fuit expresses completed status

amat

amabat

amabit

• wish

  wished

  will wish

• god

  gods

  goddesses

• walk

  walked

  will walk

• loves

  loved

  will love

Answer explanation

enamored -be filled with a feeling of love for.

"it is not difficult to see why Edward is enamored of her"

frater

fratris

habeo fratrem

• brother

  of a brother

  I have a brother

• father

  of a father

  I have a father

• kill

  killed

  I have killed

• palace

  of a palace

  I have a palace

Answer explanation

fraternity -a group of people sharing a common profession or interests.

"members of the hunting fraternity"

Cur?

• What?

• Why?

• When?

• How?

Answer explanation

memory help- if you are curious, you want to know why

habeo

habet

habuit

• I make

  you make

  he makes

• in a dwelling

  for a dwelling

  of a dwelling

• I have

  he has

  he had

• I am honest

  he was honest

  they were honest

Answer explanation

our word habit is related -"a settled or regular tendency or practice, especially one that is hard to give up.

"we stayed together out of habit"