Lacrima- Tear- 1st Fem

Speculum- Mirror- 2nd Neu

Oculus- Eye - 2nd Masc

- OcularNouns

Ostiarius- Doorman- 2nd Masc

Pirum- Pear- 2nd Neu

Malum- Apple- 2nd Neu- Don’t confuse with Malus –a –um

- Malic acid

Nouns

Osculum- Kiss- 2nd neu

Plenus –a –um - Full/Satisfied

- Note! Often used with the genitive which translates to

- Full of _____________

Formosus –a –um - Beautiful- Handsome- Formosai.e. Taiwan

NounAdjectives

Exspectat- Waits for- Exspects- Exspecto,exspectare

Lacrimat - cries- weeps

- Lacrimo, lacrimare

Vertit- turns- Verto, vertere

Tenet- holds- grasps- Teneo, tenēre

Verbs

Claudit- Closes- Claudo, claudere

Verbs

Aperit- Opens- Aperio, aperire

Terget- Rub- Wipe- Clean- Tergeo, tergēre

Advenit- Arrives (at)- Comes to- Advenio, advenire- Ad + Venit

- Advent

Inest- Is in- Insum, inesse- Irregular! - In + est

Adit- Goes to- Adeo, Adire- Ad + it

Currit- Runs- Curro, currere

Exit- Exits- Goes out of- Exeo, exire- Ex + it

VerbsDat- Gives- Do, dare

Se- Himself, Herself, Itself- Accusative- Reflexive = Refers back to the subject

Pronoun

- Suicide- Sui (dative) + Caedo

Immo- On the contrary- By no means

Nonne?- Question that expects a

“yes” answer- Opposite of Num- Non + ne

Neque… Neque- Neither… Nor

Solum- Only, merely- Adverb!- Don’t confuse with the

Adjective Solus –a –um- …or Solum, soli: neu - soil

Adverbs!

Et … Et- Both … and

Dativus –a –um - Dative- Root is Da = to give

- Dative case- denotes the receiver of an action- Translate as an indirect object or to/for

someone unless otherwise directed.

Grammar Terms

Sidenotes- Illic = There (Opposite of

Hic)- E = Ex

- Review :You can use E whenever you want except if the next word starts with a vowel or H