Title: Latin 111
Tags: Latin::Chapter06

Nominative: déus
Genitive: -ī (voc sg deus; sometimes nom pl dī and dat/abl pl dīs, sometimes regular)
Gender: m.
English: god
Derivatives: adieu, deity

Nominative: déa
Genitive: -ae (dat/abl pl. deābus)
Gender: f.
English: goddess
Derivatives: adieu, deify

Nominative: discipulus (discipula)
Genitive: discipulī (discípulae)
Gender: m/f.
English: learner
English 2: student
Derivatives: disciple, discipline

Nominative: īnsídiae
Genitive: īnsídiārum (pl.)
Gender: f.
English: ambush
English 2: plot
English 3: treachery
Derivatives: insidious

Nominative: líber
Genitive: líbrī (not to be confused with līber)
Gender: m.
English: book
Derivatives: library, libretto

Nominative: tyránnus
Genitive: tyránni
Gender: m.
English: absolute ruler
English 2: tyrant

Nominative: vítium
Genitive: vítiī
Gender: n.
English: crime
English 2: vice
English 3: fault (!culpa)
Derivatives: vitiate, vicious, vituperate

Masculine: Graécus
Feminine: Graéca
Neuter: Graécum
English: Greek

Masculine: perpétuus
Feminine: perpétua
Neuter: perpétuum
English: perpetual, lasting
English 2: uninterrupted, continuous
Derivatives: perpetuity

Masculine: plénus
Feminine: pléna
Neuter: plénum
English: full
English 2: abundant
English 3: generous
Derivatives: plenary, plenty, replenish

Masculine: sálvus
Feminine: sálva
Neuter: sálvum (cf. salveō)
English: safe, sound

Masculine: secúndus
Feminine: secúnda
Neuter: secúndum
English: second
English 2: favorable
Derivatives: secondary

Masculine: véster
Feminine: véstra
Neuter: véstrum
English: your, yours (pl.)

Latin: -que
English: enclitic conj. and (appended to 2nd of words to be joined)

Latin: úbi
English: where, when; where?
Derivatives: ubiquitous

Latin: íbi
English: adv. || there
Derivatives: ibid.

Latin: nunc
English: adv. || now, at present

Latin: quāre
English: adv. || therefore, wherefore, why; because of which thing

1st Present: póssum
Infinitive: pósse
Perfect: pótui
English: to be able
English 2: can, could
English 3: to have power
Derivatives: posse, possible, potential, omnipotent

1st Present: tólerō
Infinitive: tolerāre
Perfect: tolerāvi
Participle: tolerātum
English: to bear
English 2: to endure
Derivatives: tolerate