Nomen:___________________________Latina IILingua Latina XII; More Comparisons- You will hand in this packet completed for the final grade of the 4th quarter: 50 pt Test Grade!Lunae-A4.13
1. Vocab List-Fill in derivatives and ID noun case and gender2. Complete vocab worksheets (10 pts)PD Vocab Cards- make cards for all terms: (2 stamps) Pics= +2 stamps
Martis –B4.14
1. Reading Worksheets XII- Use the copy of the reading attached to the back (20 pts)2. Translate Reading XII- Use Whitaker’s Words online dictionary
Mercolis –C4.15
1. Complete Translation of Capitulum XII (20 pts)Turn in WorkPD Reading Worksheet
Iovis –D4.16
No Latin II
Veneris-A4.17
Eagle DVD
Nomen:___________________
Vocabula XII- ID the Declension and gender of nouns; find derivatives; make vocab cards – extra points for pics!
Latine Anglice DerivativeNomena decl Gen1. avunculus, avunculi 2/m Uncle2. miles, militis 3/m soldier3. scutum, scuti Shield ---------------4. gladius, gladii Sword5. pilum, pili Light
Spear/javelin---------------
6. arma, armorum 2/n Weapons7. arcus, arcus* **4th/m Bow8. sagitta, sagittae Arrow9. pugnus, pugni fist10. hasta, hastae Big spear ----------------11. pedes, peditis 3/m Foot
soldier/infantry12. eques, equitis 3/m Calvary
man/knight13. pars, partis 3/f Part14. finis, finis 3/f End15. patria, patriae Fatherland16. hostis, hostis 3/m Enemy17. bellum, belli War18. exercitus, -us 4/m Army19. dux, ducis General20. castra, castrorum 2/n Camp21. equitatus, -us 4/m cavalry22. impetus, -us 4/m Attack23. metus, -us 4/m Fear24. versus, -us 4/m VerseAdiectivi25. tristis, triste Sad26. gravis, grave Heavy/serious27. brevis, breve Brief28. levis, leve Light/silly29. barbarus –a –um Barbarian
30. altus –a –um Tall/deep31. latus –a –um Wide32. fortis, forte Strong/braveVerbi33. ferro, ferre, tuli, latus To carry, bring
34. pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus
To fight
35. in-colo, incolere, incolui
To inhabit
36. divido, dividere, divisi, divisus
To divide
37. op-pugno, oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatus
To attack
38. metuo, metuere, metui, metutus
To fear
39. milito, militare, militavi, militatus
To serve, be a soldier
40. defendo, defendere, defensi, defensus
To defend
41. ex-pugno, expugnare, expugnavi, expugnatus
To conquer
Misc42. contra Against43. ac And ---------------
Vocabula XII
Latine Anglice DerivativeNomena1. avunculus, avunculi 2 M Uncle Avuncular, uncle
(mother’s bro)2. miles, militis 3 M soldier Military3. scutum, scuti 2 N Shield ---------------4. gladius, gladii 2M Sword Gladiator5. pilum, pili 2N Light
Spear/javelin---------------
6. arma, armorum 2N Weapons Armor, arms, armory7. arcus, arcus* (4th) M Bow Arc, archer, archery8. sagitta, sagittae 1 F Arrow Sagittarius 9. pugnus, pugni 2 M fist Pugilist10. hasta, hastae 1 F Big spear ----------------11. pedes, peditis 3 M Foot
soldier/infantryPedestrian
12. eques, equitis 3 M Calvary man/knight
Equestrian
13. pars, partis 3(f) Part Partial14. finis, finis 3 M End Final, finish15. patria, patriae 1 F Fatherland Patriot, patriotism16. hostis, hostis 3M Enemy Hostile17. bellum, belli 2N War Ante bellum;
bellicose, belligerent18. exercitus, -us 4 M Army Exercise19. dux, ducis 3 M General Duke, duct-20. castra, castrorum 2 N Camp Chester-21. equitatus, -us 4 M cavalry Equitation22. impetus, -us 4 M Attack Impetus23. metus, -us 4 M Fear Meticulous24. versus, -us 4M Verse Verse/poetryAdiectivi25. tristis, triste Sad Triste (sp)26. gravis, grave Heavy/serious Grave(serious)
Gravity (weight)27. brevis, breve Brief Abbreviate, brevity28. levis, leve Light/silly Levity (silliness)
Levitate (light weight)
29. barbarus –a –um Barbarian/ barbarous
Barbarians
30. altus –a –um Tall/deep Altitude31. latus –a –um Wide Latitude32. fortis, forte Strong/brave Fortify, fortitudeVerbi33. ferro, ferre, tuli, latus To carry, bring Ferry
34. pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus
To fight Pugnacious, pugilist, pug
35. in-colo, incolere, incolui
To inhabit Culture, cultivate
36. divido, dividere, divisi, divisus
To divide Division, divide
37. op-pugno, oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatus
To attack Pug wordsopponent
38. metuo, metuere, metui, metutus
To fear Meticulous
39. milito, militare, militavi, militatus
To serve, be a soldier
Military
40. defendo, defendere, defensi, defensus
To defend Defensive
41. ex-pugno, expugnare, expugnavi, expugnatus
To conquer Pug words
Misc42. contra Against Contradict contra ban
contrast 43. ac And ---------------
Pedes, Peditis Eques, Equitis
Scutum, scuti Gladius, Gladii
Pilum, Pilii Arcus, arcus
Saggita, saggitae Pugnus, pugni
Exercitus Dux, ducis
Equitatus, equitatus Castra, castrorum
Vocabula: Review (20 pts- completed with relative accuracy)Pars I: Label the picture in LatinA.
B. Quid est in pictura? Responde Latine
1.Quid tenent Cupidi?________________________2. Quot saggitae sunt?_______________________3. Quomodo cupidi volant?____________________4. Quot capita sunt?____________________5. Quot pedes in pictua sunt?_________________
C. 4th Declension = Quarta Declinatio
4th Manus Arcus MetusNom -us ManusGen -us ManusDat -ui ManuiAcc -um ManumAbl -u ManuNom -us ManusGen -uum ManuumDat -ibus ManibusAcc -us ManusAbl -ibus Minibus
Fill in the form:1. The soldier held the bow in his hand:______________2. The soldier held the bow in his hand: ______________3. The enemies fought with bows:_________________4. We fought with our hands:___________________5. The horses were overcome by fear of the bows:___________6. The horses were overcome by fear of the bows:___________7. Fear of the enemy overcame us:_______________8. Our hands ached from stringing the bows:______________
D. Verb Work: Translate- watch out for voice and tense
Latine Anglice1. divido I divide2. dividor I am divided3. dividebam4. pugnabimus5. Pugnamus6. pugnamur7. pugnabamur8. expugnant9. expugnabant10. expugnabantur11. defendimini12. defenditis13. defendebatis14. defendebamini
E. DerivativesDerivative Definition Latin Term1. expunge2. pugilist3. equestrian4. patriotic5. hostile6. gladiator7. bellicose8. grave9. levity10. fortify11. altitude12. latitude13. division14. exercise
Plus + Perfectum= More than PerfectThe Perfect System is quite easy if you know 2 things: 1 principle parts of your verbs; 2 “sum, esse”
Tense = Time….Pluperfect--------Perfect-------Present------Fut Perf--------Future (had verbed) (have verbed) (verbs) (will have verbed) (will verb)
Pluperfect and future perfect are used to show sequence of events in a sentence with more than 1 past or future tense verb….
I. By the time the Gauls arrived, the Romans had burned II. By the time you arrive, I will have eaten dinner.
Can you create 2 verb sequence sentences with a Roman military theme?
Forming the Perfect Tenses:4 principle parts: Amo, Amare, Amavi, Amatus
Perfect Active Perfect Passive
(3rd p.p. –i) + (-i,-isti,-it,-imus, -istis,-erunt)
4th p.p. AND present “esse”
Sequence
Amavi i= I loved/have lovedAmav-isti= you loved/ have lovedAmav-it…
Amatus sum= I have been loved Amatus es =you have been loved
Pluperfect Active Pluperfect Passive
(3rd p.p.-i) + (imperfect of “esse”)
Amav-eram= I had lovedAmav-erasAmaverat…
4th p.p. and imperfect “esse”
Amatus eram = I had been loved Amatus erat= You had been loved
Future Perfect Active Future Perfect Passive
(3rd p.p.-i) + (future “esse”)Amav-ero = I will have lovedAmav-eris
4th p.p. and future “esse”Amatus ero= I will have been lovedAmatus eris
Let’s take a closer look: Amo, Amare, Amavi, Amatus
Perfect Active Perfect Passive
N.B. The 4th p.p. of the verb (amatus) is a participle (verbal ADJECTIVE) its ending will reflect the gender of the subject: -a=fem s./-us=masc.pl. etc***
EgoTuIs/ea/is
NosVosEi/eae/ea
***Iulia amata est; Vs. Iulius amatus est. Feminae amatae sunt Vs. Viri amati sunt.
Pluperfect Active Pluperfect PassiveEgoTuIs/ea/is
NosVosEi/eae/ea
Future Perfect Active Future Perfect PassiveEgoTuIs/ea/is
NosVosEi/eae/ea
Translate…1. Amatus est2. Amati eramus3. Amatae sumus4. Amavistis5. Amata erimus6. Amaverant7. Amaverunt8. Amaverint9. Amati estis10. Amavero
Verb Synopses!!!
I. Amo, Amare, Amavi, Amatus (1st Pl)
Do you see a pattern?
Amamur, amabamus, amabamur, amabimur, amamus, amabimus
Amati sumus, amaveramus, amaverimus, amati eramus, amavimus, amati erimus
Active Passive2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd p.p.
2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd
PresImpFut*ham/bo
3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd p.p.
4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th
PerfPluperfFutperf
Active PassivePres.
InfinitivePerf.
InfinitivePerf.
ParticipleImperative (s) (pl)
II. Pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus (3rd s.)Pugnabit, pugnabat, pugnat, pugnatur, pugnabitur, pugnabatur
Pugnatus est, pugnavit, pugnaverit, pugnaverat, pugnatus erat, pugnatus erit
Ama, amare, amavisse, amari, amatus esse, amatus, amate
Active Passive2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd p.p.
2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd
PresImpFut*ham/bo
3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd p.p.
4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th
PerfPluperfFutperf
Active PassivePres.
InfinitivePerf.
InfinitivePerf.
ParticipleImperative (s) (pl)
Pugnate, pugna, pugnare, pugnavisse, pugnatus esse, pugnari, pugatus
III. Defendo, defendere, defense, defensus (2nd pl)
Active Passive2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd p.p.
2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd
PresImpFut*ham/bo
3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd p.p.
4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th
PerfPluperfFutperf
Active PassivePres.
InfinitivePerf.
InfinitivePerf.
ParticipleImperative (s) (pl)
Defenditis, defendetis, defendebatis, defendebamini, defendimini, defendebamini
Defensi estis, defensi eratis, defensi eritis, defenseritis, defenseratis, defensistis
Defendere, defendi, defende, defendite, defensisse, defensi esse, defensi
IV. Fero, ferre, tuli, latus (1st sing)
Active Passive2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd p.p.
2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd
PresImpFut*ham/bo
3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd p.p.
4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th
PerfPluperfFutperf
Active PassivePres.
InfinitivePerf.
InfinitivePerf.
ParticipleImperative (s)
Fer! (irreg)(pl)
Fero, feram, ferebam, feror, ferar, ferebar
Tuli, tuleram, tulero, latus ero, latus eram, latus sum
Ferte, ferre, ferri, latus, tulisse, latus esse,