Latin II Review Worksheets


Latin II Review Worksheets                                        Nōmen __________________
 This covers the first 12 Chapters of Ecce Romani I. You have two weeks to complete it and will be able to use it in class, during tests and quizzes for the first quarter. One must see/hear a word 50-70 times before it will remain in long term memory.   So, review these lists several times a day, so you can attain mastery.  Use the online dictionaries Latdict or Whitaker’s Words; or a class dictionary.                                     
 NOUNS 1-3
First Declension         Do you remember the endings?
Nom.               _______                      _______
Gen.                _______                      _______                     
Dat.                 _______                      _______
Acc.                 _______                      _______
Abl.                 _______                      _______                                  (Voc.   _____   _____)
Second Declension Masculine         
Nom.               _______                      _______
Gen.                _______                      _______                     
Dat.                 _______                      _______
Acc.                 _______                      _______
Abl.                 _______                      _______                                  (Voc.   _____   _____)
Second Declension Neuter   
Nom.               _______                      _______
Gen.                _______                      _______                     
Dat.                 _______                      _______
Acc.                 _______                      _______
Abl.                 _______                      _______                                  (Voc.   _____   _____)
Third Declension  Masculine and Feminine
Nom.               _______                      _______
Gen.                _______                      _______                     
Dat.                 _______                      _______
Acc.                 _______                      _______
Abl.                 _______                      _______                                  (Voc.   _____   _____)


Almost all the vocabulary words below number among the most frequently used words in actual Latin texts. I have given you some definitions to help make your work go faster.
NOUNS
1st Declension
Nom. and Acc. Sing.
Definition

2nd Declension
Nom. and Acc. Sing.

amíca, amícam, f.
female friend

ager, agrum, m.
field
ancilla, ancillam, f.


amícus, amícum m.

aqua, aquam, f.


cibus, cibum, m.
food
epistula, epistulam, f


hortus, hortum,

fēmina, fēminam, f


lupus, lupum, m.,

pictūra, pictūram, f.,


molestus, molestum, m.,
a pest, annoying person
puella, puellam, f.


nūntius, nūntium, m.
messenger
silva, silvam, f.


puer, puerum, m.,

vílla, víllam, f.


rāmus, rāmum, m.
branch
vílla rūstica, víllam rūsticam,
f.,
country house and farm

rívus, rívum, m.,

1st Declension
Nom. & Genitive Sing.


2nd Declension
Nom. & Genitive Sing

ārea, -ae, f.
open space; threshing floor

servus, servi, m.,
servant, slave
cista, -ae, f.
trunk, box

discipulus, -i m.

fília, -ae, f.,


dominus, -í, m.,

fossa, -ae, f
ditch

equus, -í, m.,

hōra, -ae,


fílius, -í, m.

iānua, -ae, f.


líberí, -ōrum, m. pl.,
children
íra, -ae, f.


numerus, -í, m.

littera, -ae, f.


raedārius, -í, m.

palla, -ae, f.


vílicus, -í, m
overseer
porta, -ae, f.,


vir, virí, m

raeda, -ae, f.


amicus, i m
male friend
stola, -ae, f.


magister, magistri m

toga praetexta, -ae, f.,


liber, libri m

tunica, -ae, f.,




via, -ae, f.,


Adjectives

vínea, -ae, f


alius, alia, alium




alii… alii

3rd Declension


bonus, -a, um

aestās, aestātis, f.
summer

miser, misera, miserum
unhappy, miserable
arbor, arboris, f.


nullus, nulla, nullum

clamor, clamoris f.


plenus, plena, plenum
full (of)
fragor, fragoris m.
loud noise, crash

scelestus, scelesta, scelestum
wicked
mater, matris f.


secundus, -a, -um

pater, patris m


suus, sua, suum

princeps, principis m.


immobilis, immobile
fixed, immovable; unmoved
senator, senatoris m.


onmes, omnia pl.

urbs, urbis f.


calidus, -a, -um

vox, vocis f.


frigidus, -a, um

canis, canis, m./f.


defessus, -a, -um

frons, frontis f.


ignavus, -a. -um
lazy, cowardly
ianitor, ianitoris, m,


infirmus, -a, -um

narrator, narratoris m.


iratus, -a, -um

nox, noctis, f.


laetus, -a, -um

parens, parentis m.


magnus, -a, -um

soror, sororis f.


molestus, -a, -um
annoying
uxor, uxoris f.


meus, -a, -um




multi, -ae, -a

Personal Pronouns. See pages 253-4 in Ecce Romani I
definition, case, gender and number (singular or plural)

salvus, -a, -um

eās
them: accusative, f. plural

sollicitus, -a, um
worried, anxious
ego
I: nominative, m/f singular

solus, sola, solum

eius
of him, her, it, his, hers, its genitive singular.

strenuus, -a, -um

eōs


temerarius, -a, -um

eum


vicinus, -a, um

mē


occupatus, -a, -um

tē


perterritus, -a, -um

tū







Conjunctions

eam


nam
for
mihi


quamquam

nōbís


dum
while, as long as
nōs


et

vōs


igitur
therefore



neque
and . . . not
Adverbs


neque . . . neque
neither . . . nor
adhūc
still

quod
because
etiam


sed

fūrtim
stealthily

sí

hodiē


ubi
when, where
iam




ibi
there (location)

Interjections
Ita vērō!
Yes! Indeed!

Ecce!

lentē


Ēheu!


Minimē!

No! Not at all!

Eugepae!
Alas!
mox
soon, presently

Question Words
Hurray
nunc


Cur..?

nōn


quae
who f. pl.
nōndum


Quālis . . . ?

strēnuē


Quem…?
Whom?
subitō


quí..?

nōn iam
no longer

Quid…?
What…?
quoque


Quid facit…?

saepe
often

Quid faciunt…?
What are they doing?
semper


Quis…?

statim
immediately

Quō…?

celeriter


Quōs…?

crās


Quandō…?

deinde
then, next

Quō ínstrūmentō…?


híc


Quōcum… or
Quibuscum…?
With whom?
iam


Quōmodo…?

intereā
meanwhile

Ubi…?

iterum
again

Unde…?

simul


Quot?
how many?
tacitē




tamen




tandem
at last, at length



tum
at that moment, then








VERBS
Some verbs here show the 3rd persons singular & plural because that is how they are encountered in the text. Then for all verbs the principal parts are given. Many verbs have multiple meanings. I have put in bold format the definition that is used in Ecce’s stories when more than one meaning is given.
First conjugation
Translation
adiuvo, adiuvare, adiuvavi, adiuvatus

amo, amare, amavi, amatus

appropinquo, appropinquare, appropinquavi
usually takes ad + an accusative noun
to approach, come near (to)
clamo, clamare, clamavi, clamatus

curo, curare, curavi, curatus

erro, errare, erravi, erratus
to wander, to err, to be mistaken
habito, habitare, habitavi, habitatus

laboro, laborare, laboravi, laboratus

observe, observare, observavi, observatus
to watch
paro, parare, paravi, paratus
to prepare, get ready
porto, portare, portavi, portatus

purgo, purgare, purgavi, purgatus
to clean
revoco, revocare, revocavi, recovatus
to recall, call back
saluto, salutare, salutavi, salutatus

specto, spectavi, spectavi, spectatus

vexo, vexare, vexavi, vexatus

cēlō, cēlāre, celavi, celatus
se celare
to hide
to hide oneself
convocō, convocāre, convocavi, convocatus
to call together
excitō, excitāre, excitavi, excitatus

exclāmō, exclāmāre, exclamavi, exclamatus

festínō, festínāre, festinavi, festinatus

incitō, incitāre, incitavi, incitatus
to spur on, urge on, drive
intrō, intrāre, intravi, intratus

lacrimō, lacrimāre, lacrimavi, lacrimatus

lātrō, lātrāre, latravi, latratus
to bark
mussō, mussāre, mussavi, mussatus
 to mutter
rogō, rogāre,  rogavi, rogatus

stō, stāre,  steti, status

temptō, temptāre, temptravi, temptratus

verberō, verberāre, verberavi, verberatus
to beat


2nd Conjugation
habeō, habēre, habui, habitus

iubeō, iubēre, iussi, iussus
to order, bid
maneō, manēre, mansi, mansus

soleō, solēre + infinitive verb
to be accustomed (to), be in the
habit of
taceō, tacēre, tacui, tacitus

teneō, tenēre. tenui, tentus

docet, docēre, docui, doctus
to teach
lūcet
luceo, lūcēre, luxi
it is light, it is day
respondeo, respondēre, respondi, responsus

rideo, rídēre, risi, risus
laugh, smile
sedeo, sedēre, sessi, sessus
to sit
terret, terrent:
terreo, terrēre, terrui, territus
to frighten, terrify
timet, timent:
timeo, timēre, timui, -
to fear, be afraid
videt, vident:
video, vidēre, visi, visus



3rd Conjugation
ascendit, ascendunt:
ascendo, ascendere, ascendi, ascensus
to climb, climb into (a carriage)
cadit, cadunt:
cado, cadere, cecidi, casus
to fall; to be slain, to die
cōnsulit, cōnsulunt:
consulo, cōnsulere, consului, consultus
to consult; advise; consider, deliberate
coquit, coquunt:
coquo, coquere, coxi, coctus
to cook
currit, currunt:
curro, currere, cucurri, cursus

dēscendit, dēscendunt:
descend, dēscendere, descendi, descensus

dūcit, dūcunt:
duco, dūcere, duxi, ductus
to lead, take, bring
gemit, gemunt:
gemo, gemere, gemui, gemitus
to groan
legit, legunt:
lego, legere, legi, lectus

petit, petunt:
peto, petere, petivi, petitus
to look for, seek
repellit, repellunt
repello, repellere, reppuli, repulsus

reprehendit, reprehendunt:
reprehendo, reprehendere, reprehendi, reprehensus
to blame, scold
discēdō, discēdere, discessi, discessus
depart, withdraw
gerō, gerere, gessi, gestus
bellum gerere
to wear, carry, manage
to wage war
induō, induere, indui, indutus
to wear, put on
mittō, mittere, misi, missus

pōnō, pōnere, ponui, positus

prōmittō, prōmittere, promise, promissus
to promise
trahō, trahere, traxi, tractus
to drag, pull
scríbit, scríbunt:
scribe, scríbere, scripsi, scriptus

surgit, surgunt:
surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrectus
to get up, rise
trādit, trādunt:
trado, tradere, tradidi, traditus

agō, agere, egi, actus
to do, drive, act (used in 44 idiomatic expressions e.g. “quid agis” how are you?)
accidit, accidere,
(it) happens
lūdō, lūdere, lusi, lusus

vertō, vertere, versi, vertus
se vertere
to turn
to turn oneself around


3rd Conjugation -io
arripio, arripere, arripui, arreptus
to grab hold of, snatch
cōnspicit, cōnspicere, conspexi, conspectus
to catch sight of
effugiō, effugere, effugi

excipit, excipere, excepi, exceptus
to welcome, receive, catch
facit, faciunt:
facio, facere, feci, factus

iaciō, iacere, ieci, iactus

olfaciō, olfacere, olfeci, olfectus
to catch the scent of, smell


4th Conjugation
aperio, aperire, aperui, apertus
to open
custōdiō, custōdíre, custodivi, custoditus
to guard, watch over, keep safe
sciō, scíre, scivi, scitus
to know, understand
advenit, adveniunt:
advenio, adveníre, adveni, adventus
to reach, arrive (at)
audit, audiunt:
audio, audíre, audivi, auditus

dormit, dormiunt:
dormio, dormíre, dormivi, dormitus

venit, veniunt:
venio, veníre, veni, ventus

impediō, impedíre, impedivi, impeditus
to hinder, prevent
inveniō, inveníre, inveni, inventus

nesciō, nescíre, nescivi, nescitus



Irregular Verbs
eō, íre, ivi or ii, itus

abeō, abíre, abivi/abii, abitus
to go away
exeō, exíre, exivi/exii, exitus
to go out, exit
praetereō, praeteríre, praeterivi/praeterii, perteritus
to go past
redeō, redíre, redivi/redii, reditus

ferō, ferre, tuli, latus
to bring, carry, bear
nōlō, nōlle, nolui
not to wish, not to want, to be unwilling
possum, posse, potui

sum, esse, fui

absum, abesse, abfui

volō, velle, volui



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