Title: Latin 111
Tags: Latin::Chapter17

Nominative: libéllus
Genitive: libéllī
Gender: m.
English: little book
Derivatives: libel, libelous
Mnemonic: dimin. of liber

Latin: rel. pron. || quī, quae, quod
English: who
English 2: which, that
English 3: what
Derivatives: qui vive, quorum

Masculine: caécus
Feminine: caéca
Neuter: caécum
English: blind
Derivatives: caecilian

Masculine: lévis
Feminine: léve
English: light
English 2: easy, trivial
English 3: slight
Derivatives: levity, lever, levy, levee, Levant, leaven, alleviate, elevate, relevant, relieve

Latin: aut
English: conj. || or

Latin: aut...aut
English: either...or

Latin: adv. || cíto
English: adv. || quickly
Derivatives: excite, incite, recite

Latin: adv. || quóque
English: adv. || also, too

1st Present: admíttō
Infinitive: admíttere
Perfect: admīsī
Participle: admíssum
English: to admit, let in
English 2: to receive
Derivatives: admission, admissible, inadmissible, admittedly

1st Present: coépi
Infinitive: coepísse
Perfect: coéptum
English: began (used only in the perfect system)

1st Present: cúpiō
Infinitive: cúpere
Perfect: cupīvi
Participle: cupītum
English: to desire, wish
English 2: to long for
Derivatives: Cupid, cupidity, concupiscence, covet, covetous

1st Present: dēleō
Infinitive: dēlēre
Perfect: dēlēvi
Participle: dēlētum
English: to destroy
English 2: to wipe out
English 3: to erase
Derivatives: delete, indelible

1st Present: dēsīderō
Infinitive: dēsīderāre
Perfect: dēsīderāvī
Participle: dēsīderātum
English: to desire, long for
English 2: to miss
Derivatives: desire, desirous

1st Present: incípiō
Infinitive: incípere
Perfect: incēpī
Participle: incéptum
English: to begin (used in present system, cf. coepisse)
Derivatives: incipient, inception

1st Present: nāvigō
Infinitive: nāvigāre
Perfect: nāvigāvī
Participle: nāvigātum
English: to sail
English 2: to navigate
Derivatives: navigation, navigable
Mnemonic: cf. nauta

1st Present: néglegō
Infinitive: neglégere
Perfect: neglēxī
Participle: neglēctum
English: to neglect
English 2: to disregard
Derivatives: negligent, negligee, negligible

1st Present: récitō
Infinitive: recitāre
Perfect: recitāvī
Participle: recitātum
English: to read aloud
English 2: to recite
Derivatives: recital, recitation