Stage 7 Vocab

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Stage 7 Vocab

1. fabula
2. mirabilis
3. misit
4. discessit
5. poculum
6. hausit
7. ex urbe
8. nox

1. story
2. marvelous, strange
3. sent
4. departed, left
5. wine-cup
6. drained
7. from the city
8. night

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Stage 7 Vocab

1. luna
2. plena
3. lucebat
4. silva
5. centurionem
6. conspexit
7. dixit
8. deposuit

1. moon
2. full
3. was shining
4. woods, forest
5. centurion
6. caught sight of
7. said
8. took off

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Stage 7 Vocab

• vanished
• wolf
• appeared
• howled
• cautiously
• looked at, examined
• made of stone
• understood the truth
• that
• werewolf

• evanuit
• lupus
• apparuit
• ululavit
• caute
• inspexit
• lapidea
• rem intellexit
• ille
• versipellis

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Stage 7 Vocab

1. hospites
2. plauserunt
3. tacebant
4. aliam
5. Hercle!
6. mortuus
7. primus
8. gladiatorem
9. prope amphitheatrum
10. secundus

1. Guests
2. Applauded
3. Were silent
4. Another
5. By Hercules!
6. Dead
7. First
8. Gladiator
9. Near the amphitheater
10. second

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Stage 7 Vocab

1. terruit
2. gladium
3. vibrabat
4. in arena
5. insanus
6. homo
7. eum
8. traxit
9. notissimus
10. vivit
11. umbra

1. Frightened
2. Sword
3. Was brandishing, was waving
4. In the arena
5. Insane, crazy
6. Man
7. Him
8. Dragged
9. Very well-known
10. Is alive
11. ghost

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Stage 7 Vocab

1. explicavit
2. vale
3. timide
4. procedebant
5. nullae stellae
6. in caelo
7. desertae
8. feles
9. ruerunt
10. de vita desperabant
11. solliciti

• Explained
• Good-bye
• Nervously
• Were advancing, were proceeding
• No stars
• In the sky
• Deserted
• Cat
• Rushed
• Were despairing of their lives
• Worried, anxious

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Stage 7 Vocab

• animal
• ferox
• postridie
• venit
• venationem
• aper
• in Monte Vesuvio
• latet
• viderunt
• numquam

1. Animal
2. Fierce, ferocious
3. The next day
4. Came
5. Hunt
6. Boar
7. On Mount Vesuvius
8. Lies hidden
9. Have seen
10. never

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Stage 7 Vocab

1. ceperunt
2. venator
3. fortissimus
4. fortasse
5. vivus
6. num Quintustimet?
7. venabulum
8. longum
9. cepit
10. processerunt

1. (Have) captured, caught
2. Hunter
3. Very brave
4. Perhaps
5. Live, living
6. Surely Quintus is not afraid?
7. Hunting spear
8. Long
9. Took
10. Proceeded, advanced

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Stage 7 Vocab

1. impetum
2. emisit
3. percussit
4. terram
5. decidit
6. fortiter
7. processit
8. suum
9. transfixit
10. heri
11. pessimam

1. Attack, charge
2. Threw, hurled
3. Hit, struck
4. Ground
5. Fell down
6. Bravely
7. Stepped forward
8. His
9. Pierced, stabbed
10. Yesterday
11. Very bad

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Stage 7 Vocab

1. coxit
2. pulcherrima
3. fecit
4. stili
5. in loco proprio
6. vidit
7. crines
8. optime
9. componis
10. stolam
11. diligenter
12. curas

1. Cooked
2. Very beautiful
3. Has done
4. Pens
5. In the right place
6. Saw
7. Hair
8. Very well
9. Arrange
10. (long) dress
11. Carefully
12. Take care of

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Stage 7 GrammarIn Stage Six you were introduced
to the present past and imperfect past

• poeta recitabat.
• A poet was reciting.
• Pompeiani vinum bibebant.
• The Pompeians were drinking wine.

• Clemens clamorem audivit.
• Clemens heard the uproar.
• iuvenes ad tabernam festinaverunt.
• The young men hurried to an inn.

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Look at the following example

• mercator Caecilium visitabat. mercator villam
  intravit.
• A merchant was visiting Caecilius. The merchant
  entered the house.

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In Stage 7 you will learn a shorter way of
translating the same sentences.
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Look at the same sentence

• mercator Caecilium visitabat. villam intravit.
• A merchant was visiting Caecilius. He entered the
  house.

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Example 1

• amici cum Caecilium cenabant. amici coquum
  laudaverunt.
• Friends were dining with Caecilius. The friends
  praised the cook.
• amici cum Caecilium cenabant. coquum laudaverunt.
• Friends were dining with Caecilius. They praised
  the cook.

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Example 2

• ancilla in atrio laborabat. ancilla dominum
  salutavit.
• The slave-girl was working in the atrium. The
  slave girl greeted the master.
• ancilla in atrio laborabat. dominum salutavit.
• The slave-girl was working in the atruim. She
  greeted the master.

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Stage 7 Grammar

• Note that Latin does not have to include a
  separate word for he, she, or they. Intravit can
  mean he entered or she entered. It depends on the
  context and the preceding sentence.

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Practice 1

• Grumio in culinam laborabat. Grumio cenam
  parabat.

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Answer 1

• Grumio in culina laborabat. cenam parabat.
• Grumio was working in the kitchen. He was
  preparing dinner.

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Practice 2

• actores in theatro clamabant. actores fabulam
  agebant.

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Answer 2

• actores in theatro clamabant. fabulam agebant.
• The actors were shouting in the theatre. They
  were acting in a play.

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Practice 3

• Metella non erat in villa. Metella in horto
  ambulabat.

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Answer 3

• Metella non erat in villa. in horto ambulabat.
• Metella was not in the house. She was walking in
  the gardern.

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PRACTICE 4-5

1. liberti in taberna bibebant. Grumionem
   salutaverunt.
2. iuvenis poculum hausit. vinum laudavit.

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Answer 4-5

• The freedmen were drinking in the inn. They
  greeted Grumio.
• The young man drained the wine cup. He praised
  the wine

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Grammar Part Two Stage 7

• In stage 6, you met examples of the perfect
  tense. They looked like this
• senex ad tabernam ambulavit.
• The old man walked to the inn.
• amici in urbe dormiverunt.
• The friends slept in the city.

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In this stage you have been introduced to other
forms of the PERFECT TENSE

• Present
• apparet
• dicit
• discedit

• Perfect
• Singular Plural
• apparuit apparuerunt
• s/he appeared they appeared
• dixit dixerunt
• s/he said they said
• discessit discesserunt
• s/he left they left

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In this stage you have been introduced to other
forms of the PERFECT TENSE

• Perfect
• Singular Plural
• fecit fecerunt
• s/he made they made
• cepit ceperunt
• s/he took they took
• venit venerunt
• s/he came they came

• Present
• facit
• capit
• venit

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Compare this with the way some words behave in
English

• I send I sent
• I run I ran
• I give I gave
• I come I came
• I read I read

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