Title: Latin 112
Tags: Latin::Chapter25

Nominative: língua
Genitive: línguae
Gender: f.
English: tongue
English 2: language
Derivatives: linguistics, bilingual, lingo

Masculine: férōx
Feminine: gen. ferōcis
English: fierce (!acris)
English 2: savage
Derivatives: ferocious
Mnemonic: cf. ferus, beast

Masculine: fidēlis
Feminine: fidēle
English: faithful
English 2: loyal
Derivatives: fidelity, infidel

Masculine: géminus
Feminine: gémina
Neuter: géminum
English: twin
Derivatives: geminate, Gemini

Masculine: sápiens
Feminine: gen. sapiéntis
English: judicious
English 2: wise
English 3: (as noun) wise wo/man, philosopher
Derivatives: homo sapiens, sapience, insipid, savant, sage

Masculine: últimus
Feminine: última
Neuter: últimum
English: farthest, extreme
English 2: last, final
Derivatives: ultimate, ultimatum, penultimate

Latin: adv. || déhinc
English: then, next (!deínde)

Latin: adv. || hīc
English: here

1st Present: āit
Infinitive: āiunt
Perfect: (defective)
English: he says, they say, assert (commonly used for proverbs)
Derivatives: adage

1st Present: crēdo
Infinitive: crēdere
Perfect: crēdidī
Participle: crēditum (+acc./dat.)
English: to believe
English 2: to trust
Derivatives: credence, credentials, incredible, creed, credo, creditable, accreditation

1st Present: iáceō
Infinitive: iacēre
Perfect: iácuī
English: to lie, to lie dead
Derivatives: adjacent, subjacent, gist, joist
Mnemonic: do not confuse with iaciō — in that one, the 'i' is standing up, not like the 'e' is lying down

1st Present: négō
Infinitive: negāre
Perfect: negāvī
Participle: negātum
English: to deny, say that (sth) is not
Derivatives: negate, negative, abnegate, renegade, renege, denial

1st Present: nésciō
Infinitive: nescīre
Perfect: nescīvī
Participle: nescītum
English: to not know
English 2: to be ignorant
Derivatives: nice, nescient

1st Present: nūntiō
Infinitive: nūntiāre
Perfect: nūntiāvī
Participle: nūntiātum
English: to announce
English 2: to report, relate
Derivatives: denounce, enunciate, pronounce, renounce
Mnemonic: cf. prōnūntiō

1st Present: patefáciō
Infinitive: patefácere
Perfect: patefēcī
Participle: patefáctum
English: to make open, to open
English 2: to disclose, expose
Derivatives: patent
Mnemonic: cf. patēre, to be open; literally "to open-do"

1st Present: pútō
Infinitive: putāre
Perfect: putāvi
Participle: putātum
English: to reckon, suppose, judge
English 2: to think, imagine, reckon
Derivatives: compute, count, account, dispute, impute, putative, repute

1st Present: spērō
Infinitive: spērāre
Perfect: spērāvī
Participle: spērātum
English: to hope for, that
Derivatives: despair, desperado, desperation, prosper

1st Present: suscípiō
Infinitive: suscípere
Perfect: suscēpī
Participle: suscéptum
English: to undertake
Derivatives: susceptible
Mnemonic: sub + capiō