Title: Latin 112
Tags: Latin::Chapter26

Nominative: cēna
Genitive: cēnae
Gender: f.
English: dinner
Derivatives: cenacle
Mnemonic: cf. cēnō

Nominative: fórum
Genitive: fórī
Gender: n.
English: marketplace, forum
Derivatives: forensic

Nominative: lēx
Genitive: lēgis
Gender: f.
English: law, statute
Derivatives: legal, legislator, legitimate, loyal, colleague, college, privilege
Mnemonic: cf. iūs

Nominative: līmen
Genitive: līminis
Gender: n.
English: threshold
Derivatives: liminality, subliminal, eliminate, preliminary

Nominative: lūx
Genitive: lūcis
Gender: f.
English: light
Derivatives: lucid, elucidate, translucent, illustrate, illuminate

Nominative: mēnsa
Genitive: mēnsae
Gender: f.
English: table
English 2: dining, dish, course
Derivatives: Mensa (constellation)

Nominative: nox
Genitive: nóctis
Gender: f.
English: night
Derivatives: nocturnal, nocturne, equinox, noctiluca, noctuid

Nominative: sómnus
Genitive: sómnī
Gender: m.
English: sleep
Derivatives: somnambulate, somniferous, somniloquist, somnolent, insomnia, Sominex

Latin: indef. pron. & adj. || quīdam, quaédam, quíddam || quóddam
English: a certain (thing), some(one/thing)

Masculine: pudīcus
Feminine: pudīca
Neuter: pudīcum
English: modest, chaste
Derivatives: impudent, pudendum
Mnemonic: cf. pudīcitia, modesty, chastity

Masculine: supérbus
Feminine: supérba
Neuter: supérbum
English: arrogant, overbearing
English 2: haughty, proud
Derivatives: superb
Mnemonic: cf. superāre

Masculine: trīstis
Feminine: trīste
English: sad, sorrowful
English 2: joyless, grim, severe
Derivatives: tristful
Mnemonic: (Unrelated to tryst.)

Masculine: túrpis
Feminine: túrpe
English: ugly, shameful
English 2: disgraceful, base
Derivatives: turpitude, turpitudinous

Masculine: urbānus
Feminine: urbāna
Neuter: urbānum
English: of the city, urban
English 2: urbane, elegant
Derivatives: urbanity, urbanization, suburban

Preposition: prae
Case: +abl.
English: in front of, before (common prefix)
Derivatives: precede, prepare, preposition

Latin: conj. || quam (after comparatives)
English: conf. || (after comparatives) than
Mnemonic: see also adv. form

Latin: adv. || quam (before superlatives)
English: as, as possible (e.g. quam fortissimus)
Mnemonic: do not confuse with numerous identical words with similar meanings

Latin: adv. || tántum
English: only
Derivatives: tantamount

1st Present: invīto
Infinitive: invītāre
Perfect: invītāvī
Participle: invītātum
English: to entertain
English 2: to invite, summon
Derivatives: invitation(al), vie