Book 1 Syllabication and Accent

38 Pages·2008·0.18 MB·English

by  Rob Baddorf

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LATIN ALIVE! BOOK 1
SYLLABICATION AND ACCENT
CHAPTER 2
VERBS

a-mö, a-mä-re, a-mä-vï, a-mä-tum to love, like (amorous)

can-tö, can-tä-re, can-tä-vï, can-tä-tum to sing (chant, cantata)

la-bö-rö, la-bö-rä-re, la-bö-rä-vï,
to work (labor)
la-bö-rä-tum

nä-vi-gö, nä-vi-gä-re, nä-vi-gä-vï,
to sail (navigate, navigation)
nä-vi-gä-tum

op-pug-nö, op-pug-nä-re, op-pug-nä-vï,
to attack
op-pug-nä-tum

ADVERB

nön not

CHAPTER 3
VERBS

am-bu-lö, am-bu-lä-re, am-bu-lä-vï, (perambulator,
to walk
am-bu-lä-tum ambulance)

a-rö, a-rä-re, a-rä-vï, a-rä-tum to plow (arable)

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ha-bi-tö, ha-bi-tä-re, ha-bi-tä-vï,
to live, dwell (habitat)
ha-bi-tä-tum

por-tö, por-täre, por-tävï, por-tä-tum to carry (portable)

ro-gö, ro-gä-re, ro-gä-vï, ro-gä-tum to ask (interrogation)

reg-nö, reg-nä-re, reg-nä-vï, reg-nä-tum to rule (reign, regent)

vo-cö, vo-cä-re, vo-cä-vï, vo-cä-tum to call (vocal, vocation)

CONJUNCTIONS

et and

aut or

CHAPTER 4
NOUNS

ag-ri-co-la, ag-ri-co-lae, m. farmer (agriculture)

fë-mi-na, fë-mi-nae, f. woman (feminine)

Grae-ci-a, Grae-ci-ae, f. Greece (Grecian)

in-co-la, in-co-lae, m. settler

ïn-su-la, ïn-su-lae, f. island (insulate)

nau-ta, nau-tae, m. sailor (nautical)

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pa-tri-a, pa-tri-ae, f. fatherland, country (patriot)

poë-ta, poë-tae, m. poet (poet)

pu-el-la, pu-el-lae, f. girl

rë-gï-na, rë-gï-nae, f. queen

ter-ra, ter-rae, f. earth, land (terrain)

Trö-i-a, Trö-i-ae, f. Troy (a city-state in Asia) (Troy, Trojan)

ADJECTIVE

pul-cher, pul-chra, pul-chrum beautiful (pulchritude)

CHAPTER 5
NOUNS

a-mï-ca, a-mï-cae, f. friend (female friend) (amicable)

an-cil-la, an-cil-lae, f. maid-servant (ancillary)

cë-na, cë-nae, f. dinner (cenacle)

cu-lï-na, cu-lï-nae, f. kitchen (culinary)

fä-bu-la, fä-bu-lae, f. story (fable, fabulous)

fï-li-a, fï-li-ae, f. daughter (filial)

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pü-pa, pü-pae, f. doll (pupa)

ro-sa, ro-sae, f. rose (rose)

(stellar,
stel-la, stel-lae, f. star
constellation)

VERBS

ae-di-fi-cö, ae-di-fi-cä-re, ae-di-fi-cä-vï,
to build (edifice, edification)
ae-di-fi-cä-tum

spec-tö, spec-tä-re, spec-tä-vï, (spectator,
to look at, watch
spec-tä-tum spectacle)

CHAPTER 6
NOUNS

a-ger, a-grï, m. field (agriculture, agrarian)

friend (male
a-mï-cus, a-mï-cï, m. (amicable, amigo)
friend)

au-xi-li-um, au-xi-li-ï, n. aid, help (auxiliary)

(belligerent,
bel-lum, bel-lï, n. war
bellicose)

dö-num, dö-nï, n. gift (donation)

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e-quus, e-quï, m. horse (equestrian, equine)

ger-mä-nus, ger-mä-nï, m. brother (German, germane)

hu-mus, hu-mï, f. ground (humus)

lï-be-rï, lï-ber-ör-um, m. pl. children

op-pi-dum, op-pi-dï, n. town

pu-er, pu-er-ï, m. boy (puerile, puerperal)

so-ci-us, so-ci-ï, m. ally (social)

vir, vir-ï, m. man (virile)

VERBS

dö, da-re, de-dï, da-tum to give (donate)

mons-trö, mons-trä-re, mons-trä-vï,
to show (demonstration)
mons-trä-tum

när-rö, när-rä-re, när-rä-vï, när-rä-tum to tell (narrate, narrator)

pug-nö, pug-nä-re, pug-nä-vï,
to fight (pugnacious)
pug-nä-tum

to take care of;
ser-vö, ser-vä-re, ser-vä-vï, ser-vä-tum (conserve)
guard, protect

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NOUNS

de-us, de-ï, m. god (deity)

(flammable,
flam-ma, flam-mae, f. flame
inflammatory)

scü-tum, scü-tï, n. shield

sig-num, sig-nï, n. sign (signal)

(temple, Knights
tem-plum, tem-plï, n. temple
Templar)

VERBS

cre-ö, cre-ä-re, cre-ä-vï, cre-ä-tum to create, make (creation, creator)

iu-vö, iu-vä-re, iü-vï, iü-tum to help (aid, adjutant)

op-tö, op-tä-re, op-tä-vï,
to wish for, desire (option, opt)
op-tä-tum

sal-tö, sal-tä-re, sal-tä-vï,
to dance. leap
sal-tä-tum

sum, es-se, fu-ï, fu-tü-rum to be (essence, future)

ADJECTIVES

aë-ne-us, aë-ne-a, aë-ne-um bronze

bo-nus, bo-na, bo-num good (bonus, bonafide)

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mag-nus, mag-na, mag-num big, great (magnify, magnitude)

mul-tus, mul-ta, mul-tum many (multiply, multitude)

pious, devout (god-
pi-us, pi-a, pi-um (pious, piety)
fearing)

sa-cer, sa-cra, sa-crum sacred, holy (sacred)

tü-tus, tü-ta, tü-tum protected, safe

ADVERBS

dum while

tum then

CONJUNCTION

quo-que also

CHAPTER 8
VERBS

clä-mö, ä-re, ä-vï, ä-tum to shout (clamor, exclaim)

dë-sï-de-rö, ä-re, ä-vï, ä-tum to desire, wish (desire)

ex-er-ce-ö, ex-er-cë-re, ex-er-cu-ï, to train (exercise)

ex-er-ci-tum

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ha-be-ö, ha-bë-re, ha-bu-ï, ha-bi-tum to have, hold; consider (habit)

mo-ne-ö, mo-në-re, mo-nu-ï,
to warn (admonish)
mo-ni-tum

ne-cö, ä-re, ä-vï, ä-tum to kill

pa-rö, ä-re, ä-vï, ä-tum to prepare, get ready (preparation)

ter-reö, ter-rë-re, ter-ru-ï, ter-ri-tum to scare, frighten (terrify)

vi-de-ö, vi-dë-re, vï-dï, vï-sum to see (video, vision)

vul-ne-rö, ä-re, ä-vï, ä-tum to wound (vulnerable)

ADJECTIVES

lae-tus, a, um happy

va-li-dus, a, um strong (validity)

vï-vus, a, um living, alive (vivacious)

vul-ne-rä-tus, a, um wounded

ADVERBS

dein-de then

mox soon

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CHAPTER 9
NOUNS

ar-ma, ar-mö-rum, n. pl. weapons, arms (armor, arms)

car-rus, car-rï, m. wagon, cart, chariot (cart)

cö-pi-ae, cö-pi-ä-rum, f. pl. troops (copious)

frü-men-tum, frü-men-tï, n. grain

gau-di-um, gau-di-ï, n. joy

(gratitude,
grä-ti-a, grä-ti-ae, f. thanks, gratitude
grateful)

rë-gi-a, rë-gi-ae, f. palace (regal)

stu-di-um, stu-di-ï, n. zeal, eagerness (studious)

VERBS

to be without, to be
ca-re-ö, ca-rë-re, ca-ru-ï, ca-ri-tü-rum
deprived of, want, lack; be
(+ abl. of separation)
free from

lï-be-rö, lï-be-rä-re, lï-be-rä-vï,
to free (liberate)
lï-be-rä-tum

lü-di-fi-cö, lü-di-fi-cä-re,
to fool (ludicrous)
lü-di-fi-cä-vï, lü-di-fi-cä-tum

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pro-hi-be-ö, pro-hi-bë-re, pro-hi-bu-ï,
to keep (back), prevent (prohibit)
pro-hi-bi-tum

ADJECTIVES

mor-tu-us, a, um dead (mortuary)

op-ti-mus, a, um best (optimum)

ADVERBS

nunc now

u-bi when

CHAPTER 10
NOUNS

cor-pus, cor-po-ris, n. body (corporal)

ca-put, ca-pi-tis, n. head (capitol)

fer-rum, fer-rï, n. iron; sword (ferric)

i-ter, i-ti-ne-ris, n. journey (itinerary, itinerate)

iu-ve-nis, iu-ve-nis, m./f. youth, young man (juvenile)

mä-ter, mä-tris, f. mother (maternal, maternity)

pa-ter, pa-tris, m. father (paternal, paternity)

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