Latin 8 nomen:

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Vocabulary Quiz period:
PracticeKnow that you wont have every word on the list.

Give the principal parts and conjugation of the following verbs. Then translate each form
appropriately. Those forms written below are the perfect passive participle; learn those
for extra credit.
Latin> aedifico Conjugatio
n
English
>
AEDIFICATUS-HAVING BEEN BUILT

Latin> delecto Conjugation

English
>
DELECTATUS-HAVING BEEN DELIGHTED

Latin> navigo Conjugation

English
>
NAVIGATUS-HAVING BEEN SAILED/NAVIGATED

Latin> derideo* Conjugation

English
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DERISUS-HAVING BEEN MADE FUN OF

Latin> pono Conjugation

English
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POSITUS-HAVING BEEN PLACED
POST-POSITIVEA WORD THAT CANNOT START A LATIN SENTENCE; IT HAS TO BE T
Latin> tollo Conjugation
English
>
SUBLATUS-HAVING BEEN RAISED

Latin> verto Conjugation

English
>
VERSUS-HAVING BEEN TURNED
 Latin> dimitto* Conjugatio
n
English
>
DIMISSUS-HAVING BEEN SENT AWAY/DISMISSED

Latin> effugio Conjugation

English
>
EFFUGITUS-HAVING ESCAPED
Latin> consentio Conjugation
English
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CONSENSUS-HAVING BEEN AGREED
Latin> punio Conjugation
English
>
PUNITUS-HAVING BEEN PUNISHED
Latin> pereo Conjugation
English
>
PERITUS-HAVING PERISHED
Latin> supersum* Conjugation
English
>
SUPERFUTURUS-HAVING SURVIVED

Given are the masculine forms of the adjectives. Give the feminine, and neuter forms
and the meaning of the following adjectives:
Masculine Feminine Neuter Meaning
melior
paratus*
summus
Give the gender and meaning of each noun listed:
Noun Gende Meaning Noun Gende Meaning
r r
auxilium consilium
faber* flos
imperator
List the remaining words and give their definitions:
deinde
inter (+accusative)
ita
nonne
postridie
simulac, simulatque
* Extra credit on this quiz, if you learn them and write them on the quiz. Not Double-Secret Extra Credit.