Title: Latin 111
Tags: Latin::Chapter18

Nominative: flūmen
Genitive: flūminis
Gender: n.
English: river
Derivatives: fluminous

Nominative: génus
Genitive: géneris
Gender: n.
English: origin
English 2: kind, type
English 3: sort, class
Derivatives: genus, generic, genitive, gender, general, generous, genuine, degenerate, genre, congenial

Nominative: hóstis
Gender: m.
English: an enemy (of the state)
Derivatives: hostile, host

Nominative: lūdus
Genitive: lūdī
Gender: m.
English: game
English 2: sport
English 3: school
Derivatives: ludicrous, delude, elude, elusive, allude, allusion, illusion, collusion, interlude, prelude, postlude

Nominative: próbitās
Genitive: probitātis
Gender: f.
English: uprightness
English 2: honesty
Derivatives: probity, probation

Nominative: sciéntia
Genitive: sciéntiae
Gender: f.
English: knowledge
Derivatives: science, prescience

Masculine: clārus
Feminine: clāra
Neuter: clārum
English: clear, bright
English 2: renowned, famous
English 3: illustrious
Derivatives: clarify, clarity, claret, clarinet, clarion, declare, Clara, Clarissa

Masculine: mortālis
Feminine: mortāle
Neuter: mortal
Derivatives: mortality

Latin: adv. || cūr
English: adv. || why

Latin: adv. || deínde
English: adv. || thereupon (!tum)
English 2: adv. || next
English 3: adv. || then (!tum)

1st Present: flúō
Infinitive: flúere
Perfect: flūxi
Participle: flūxum
English: to flow
Derivatives: fluid, fluent, flux, influx, affluence, influence, confluence, influenza, mellifluous, superfluous

1st Present: légō
Infinitive: légere
Perfect: lēgī
Participle: lēctum
English: to pick out
English 2: to choose
English 3: to read
Derivatives: elect, elegant, eligible, lecture, legend, legible, intellect

1st Present: mísceō
Infinitive: miscēre
Perfect: míscuī
Participle: míxtum
English: to mix
English 2: to stir up
English 3: to disturb
Derivatives: miscellaneous, miscible, meddle, medly, melee, promiscuous

1st Present: móveō
Infinitive: movēre
Perfect: mōvī
Participle: mōtum
English: to move
English 2: to arouse
English 3: to affect
Derivatives: mobile, motion, motive, motor, commotion, emotion, remote, locomotive, mutiny

Latin: vídeor, vidērī, vīsus sum
English: to be seen
English 2: to seem
English 3: to appear
Mnemonic: (pass. of videō)