Title: Latin 112
Tags: Latin::Chapter34

Nominative: ánima
Genitive: ánimae
Gender: f.
English: air (i.e. breathed by an animal)
English 2: breath, soul, spirit
Derivatives: animation, animated, inanimate

Nominative: vōx
Genitive: vōcis
Gender: f.
English: voice
English 2: word
Derivatives: vocal, vocalize, vociferous, vowel, vox humana, vox populi

Nominative: remíssiō
Genitive: remissiōnis
Gender: f.
English: letting go, release
English 2: relaxation
Derivatives: remiss, remission
Mnemonic: rē + mittō

Masculine: advérsus
Feminine: advérsa
Neuter: advérsum
English: opposite
English 2: adverse
Derivatives: adversary, adversity
Mnemonic: cf. vertō

Masculine: tālis
Feminine: tāle
English: such
English 2: of such a sort

Latin: interj. || vae
English: alas, woe (opt. +dat.)

1st Present: árbitror
Infinitive: arbitrārī
Perfect: arbitrātus sum
English: to judge, think
Derivatives: arbiter, arbitrary

1st Present: cōnor
Infinitive: cōnārī
Perfect: cōnātus sum
English: to try, attempty
Derivatives: conation, conative

1st Present: crēscō
Infinitive: crēscere
Perfect: crēvī
Participle: crētum
English: to increase
Derivatives: crescent, crescendo, concrete, decrease, excrescence, increment, accretion, accrue, crew, recruit

1st Present: ēgrédior
Infinitive: ēgredī
Perfect: ēgréssus sum
English: to go out
Derivatives: aggression, congress, digress, egress, ingredient, progress, regress, transgress

1st Present: fáteor
Infinitive: fatērī
Perfect: fássus sum
English: to confess, admit
Derivatives: confession, profess, professor
Mnemonic: cf. fābula, fāma

1st Present: hórtor
Infinitive: hortārī
Perfect: hortātus sum
English: to encourage
English 2: to urge
Derivatives: hortatory, exhortation

1st Present: lóquor
Infinitive: lóquī
Perfect: locūtus sum
English: to tell
English 2: to say, speak
Derivatives: loquatious, circumlocution, colloquial, eloquent, obloquy, soliloquy, ventriloquist

1st Present: mōlior
Infinitive: mōlīri
Perfect: mōlītus sum
English: to work at
English 2: to build
English 3: to undertake, plan
Derivatives: demolish, demolition
Mnemonic: cf. mōlēs, a large mass

1st Present: mórior
Infinitive: mórī
Perfect: mórtuus sum
Participle: fut. act. partic. moritūrus
English: to die
Derivatives: moribund, mortuary
Mnemonic: cf. mors, mortuus

1st Present: nāscor
Infinitive: nāscī
Perfect: nātus sum
English: to be born
English 2: to spring forth
English 3: to arise
Derivatives: agnate, cognate, innate, nascent, natal, nation, nature, naïve
Mnemonic: cf. nāta, nātūra

1st Present: pátior
Infinitive: pátī
Perfect: pássus sum
English: to suffer, endure
English 2: to permit
Derivatives: passion, passive, compassion, compatible, impassioned, dispassionate
Mnemonic: cf. patientia

1st Present: proficīscor
Infinitive: proficīscī
Perfect: proféctus sum
English: to set out
English 2: to start

1st Present: rūsticor
Infinitive: rūsticārī
Perfect: rūsticātus sum
English: to live in the country
Derivatives: rustic, rural

1st Present: sédeō
Infinitive: sedēre
Perfect: sēdī
Participle: séssum
English: to sit
Derivatives: sedan, sedate, sedentary, sediment, sessile, assess, assiduous, president, siege, subsidy

1st Present: séquor
Infinitive: séquī
Perfect: secūtus sum
English: to follow
Derivatives: consequent, consecutive, obsequious, persecute, sequence, sequel, subsequent
Mnemonic: cf. secundus

1st Present: spéctō
Infinitive: spectāre
Perfect: spectāvī
Participle: spectātum
English: to look at, see
Derivatives: spectator, spectacle, speculate, aspect, circumspect, inspect
Mnemonic: cf. speculum

1st Present: ūtor
Infinitive: ūtī
Perfect: ūsus sum (+abl.)
English: to use
English 2: to enjoy
English 3: to experience
Derivatives: abuse, disuse, peruse, usual, usurp, usury, utensil, utilize, utility, utilitarian
Mnemonic: cf. ūtilis