Title: Latin 111
Tags: Latin::Chapter19

Nominative: argūmentum
Genitive: argūméntī
Gender: n.
English: proof
English 2: evidence
English 3: argument
Derivatives: argumentation

Nominative: aúctor
Genitive: auctōris
Gender: m.
English: increaser
English 2: author, originator
Derivatives: authority, authorize

Nominative: benefícium
Genitive: benefíciī
Gender: n.
English: benefit
English 2: kindness
English 3: favor
Mnemonic: beneficial

Nominative: família
Genitive: famíliae
Gender: f.
English: household
English 2: family
Derivatives: familiar, family

Nominative: Graécia
Genitive: Graéciae
Gender: f.
English: Greece

Nominative: iūdex
Genitive: iūdicis
Gender: m.
English: judge
English 2: juror
Derivatives: judge, judgment

Nominative: iūdícium
Genitive: iūdíciī
Gender: n.
English: judgment
English 2: decision, opinion
English 3: trial
Derivatives: adjudge, adjucate, judicial, judicious, prejudice

Nominative: scélus
Genitive: scéleris
Gender: n.
English: evil deed, sin, wickedness
English 2: crime

Latin: interrog. pron. || quis? quid?
English: who? whose? whom?
English 2: what?
English 3: which?
Derivatives: quip, quiddity, quidnunc

Latin: interrog. adj. || quī? quae? quod?
English: interrog. adj. || what? which?
English 2: interrog. adj. || what kind of?
English 3: What a __! What sort of __!
Derivatives: quo jure

Masculine: cértus
Feminine: cérta
Neuter: cértum
English: definite
English 2: sure, certain
English 3: reliable
Derivatives: ascertain, certify, certificate

Masculine: grávis
Feminine: gráve
English: heavy, weighty
English 2: serious, severe, grievous
English 3: important
Derivatives: aggravate, grief, grave, gravity

Masculine: immortālis
Feminine: immortāle
English: immortal

Latin: conj. || at
English: conj. || but (mind you)
English 2: conj. || but, you say
Mnemonic: stronger than sed

Latin: conj. || nísi
English: conj. || if...not
English 2: conj. || unless
English 3: conj. || except
Derivatives: nisi prius

Preposition: cóntrā
Case: +acc.
English: against
Derivatives: contrary, counter, encounter, country, pro & con, contradict, contrast, contravene

Latin: adv. || iam
English: adv. || now, already
English 2: adv. || soon

1st Present: dēléctō
Infinitive: dēlectāre
Perfect: dēlectāvī
Participle: dēlectātum
English: to delight
English 2: to charm
English 3: to please
Derivatives: delectable

1st Present: līberō
Infinitive: līberāre
Perfect: līberāvī
Participle: līberātum
English: to free, liberate
Derivatives: liberate, liberal, deliver

1st Present: párō
Infinitive: parāre
Perfect: parāvī
Participle: parātum
English: to prepare
English 2: to provide
English 3: to get, obtain
Derivatives: apparatus, compare, parachute, parasol, parapet, parry, repair, separate, several