salvē, salvēte! greetings! sinō, sinere, sīvī I allow vīsō, vīsere, vīsī I visit cōnficiō, cōnficere, cōnfēcī I finish intersum, interesse, interfuī + dat. I am among clārus, -a, -um clear, bright, famous ingeniōsus, -a, -um talented, clever lātus, -a, -um wide, broad praetereā moreover aliquis, aliquid someone, something epistola, ae, Read more…
ago, agere, egi I do, I drive claudo, claudere, clausi I shut aperio, aperire, aperui I open apertus, -a, -um open altus, -a, -um high invitus, -a, -um unwilling confectus, -a, -um finished medius, -a, -um middle sacer, sacra, sacrum sacred vacuus, -a, -um empty difficilis, difficile difficult aedificium, -i Read more…
nūntiō, āre, nūntiāuī I announce prōnūntiō I proclaim ēdō, ere, ēdidī I give out, proclaim fīo, fierī I became, am made praetereō, īre, praeteriī I go past, pass mora, ae, f. delay spectāculum, ī, n. spectacle, show caput, capitis, n. head genus, generis, n. kind, type, race, birth legiō, legiōnis, Read more…
luceo, lucere, luxi I shine sumo, sumere, sumpsi I take up; I put on diligentia, -ae feminine care, diligence litterae, -arum feminine plural letters, literature campus, -i masculine plain, field facilitas, facilitatis feminine ease, facility lex, legis feminine law multitudo, multitudinis feminine multitude, crowd ius, iuris neuter right, justice tumultus, Read more…
sum, esse, eram, fuī I am superō, superāre, superāvi I overcome discēdō, discēdere, discessī I go away, depart legō, legere, lēgī I read crēdō, crēdere, crēdidī (dat) I believe, trust prōmittō, prōmittere, prōmīsī I promise efficiō, efficere, effēcī I effect, carry out hōra, -ae (f.) hour pecūnia, -ae (f.) money Read more…
pampas temperate grasslands in Argentina llanos tropical grasslands located in Columbia and Venezuela vertical zonation when different vegetation grow at different elevations NAFTA-North American Free Trade Agreement A trade agreement between the U.S., Mexico and Canada that eliminates tariffs between the countries Inca a native group that lived in the Read more…
absum,abesse, afui + abl. I am away from disco, discere, didici I learn fleo, flēre, flevi I weep ineo, inīre, inii I enter, begin transeo, transīre, transii I cross studeo, studēre, studui + dat. I study valere iubeo I bid goodbye to vendo, vendere, vendidi I sell conspicio, conspicere, conspexi Read more…
Maya A American Indian tribe located in Guatemala that developed into a great civilization and center of trade Colony A group of people living in new territory with ties to distant state. Encomium A legal system to control American Indians in the Spanish official could tax American Indians or force Read more…
solea, soleae f. sandal pilleus, pillei m. cap hat galea, galeae f. helmet hasta, hastae f. spear gladius, gladii m. sword scutum, scuti n. shield nuntius, nuntii m. messenger fur, furis m. thief aquila, aquilae f. eagle finis, finis m. end collum, colli n. neck hiems, hiemis f. winter aestas, Read more…
economic systems the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. exchange rate the rate at which a unit of the currency of one country can be exchanged for that of another country. traditional economy an economic system in which economic decisions are made based on customs, beliefs, religions and Read more…
Imperfect – 1st C – ‘I’ abam Imperfect – 1st C – ‘you’ abas Imperfect – 1st C – ‘he’ abat Imperfect – 1st C – ‘we’ abamus Imperfect – 1st C – ‘you(p)’ abatis Imperfect- 1st C – ‘they’ ebant Imperfect – 2nd C – ‘I’ ebam Imperfect – Read more…
i sing (of) canto, cantare i lack, am without careo, carere, carui + abl i turn aside averto, avertere, averti, aversum i run this way and that discurro, discurrere, discurri, discursum i turn back reverto, revertere, reverti, reversum i return revertor, reverti, reversus sum i accompany comitor, comitari, comitatus sum Read more…
Caesar erat imperator Construction: Predicate nominative Translation: Caesar was general Clues: Verbs like be, is, seem, become Multos annos Construction: Accusative of duration of time Translation: For many years Clues: For + amount of time Venit Romam Construction: Accusative of place to which Translation: He came to Rome Clues: …to Read more…
superō, -āre, superāuī v. I overcome temptō, -āre, temptāuī v. I try addō, -ere, addidī v. I add legō, -ere, lēgī v. I read supersum, -esse, -fuī v. I am left, I survive facilis, facile adj. easy numerus, -ī, m. n. number tandem adv. at last