Title: Latin 112
Tags: Latin::Chapter35

Nominative: aéstās
Genitive: aestātis
Gender: f.
English: summer
Derivatives: estival
Mnemonic: an extra ‘s’ for summer

Nominative: iānua
Genitive: iānuae
Gender: f.
English: door
Derivatives: janitor, January, Janus

Nominative: péctus
Genitive: péctoris
Gender: n.
English: breast
English 2: heart
Derivatives: pectoral, expectorate, parapet

Nominative: praémium
Genitive: praémiī
Gender: n.
English: reward
English 2: prize
Derivatives: premium

Masculine: īrātus
Feminine: īrāta
Neuter: īrātum
English: angry
Derivatives: irate

1st Present: antepōnō
Infinitive: antepōnere
Perfect: antepósuī
Participle: antepōsitum
English: to put before
English 2: to prefer

1st Present: fóveō
Infinitive: fovēre
Perfect: fōvī
Participle: fōtum
English: to comfort
English 2: to nurture (!alo)
English 3: to cherish
Derivatives: foment
Mnemonic: “I cherish my fovea.”

1st Present: ignōscō
Infinitive: ignōscere
Perfect: ignōvī
Participle: ignōtum
English: to grant pardon to
English 2: to forgive (+dat.)

1st Present: mīror
Infinitive: mīrarī
Perfect: mīrātus sum
English: to marvel at, wonder
English 2: to admire
Derivatives: admire, marvel, miracle, mirage, mirror

1st Present: nóceō
Infinitive: nocēre
Perfect: nócuī
Participle: nócitum
English: to do harm to
English 2: to injure (+dat.)
Derivatives: innocent, innocuous, nuisance, obnoxious

1st Present: nūbō
Infinitive: nūbere
Perfect: nūpsī
Participle: nūptum
English: to cover, veil
English 2: to marry, be married to
Derivatives: nubile, connubial, nuptials

1st Present: párcō
Infinitive: párcere
Perfect: pepércī
Participle: parsūrum
English: to spare, be lenient to
Derivatives: parsimonious

1st Present: pāreō
Infinitive: pārēre
Perfect: pāruī
English: to be obedient to (!servio)
Derivatives: apparent, appear, apparition

1st Present: persuādeō
Infinitive: persuādēre
Perfect: persuāsī
Participle: persuāsum
English: to succeed in urging (to)
English 2: to convince (+dat.)

1st Present: pláceō
Infinitive: placēre
Perfect: plácuī
Participle: plācitum
English: to be pleasing to
Derivatives: complacent, placable, implacable, placate, placid, plea, plead, pleasure

1st Present: sápiō
Infinitive: sápere
Perfect: sapīvī
English: to have good taste
English 2: to be wise (have good sense)
Derivatives: sapient, sapid, insipid, sage, savor

1st Present: sérviō
Infinitive: servīre
Perfect: servīvī
Participle: servītum
English: to be a slave to
Derivatives: service, subservient, servility, deserve, dessert, desert (as in reward)

1st Present: stúdeō
Infinitive: studēre
Perfect: stúduī
English: to direct one's zeal to
English 2: to be eager for (+dat.)
English 3: to study (+dat.)
Derivatives: student

1st Present: subrīdeō
Infinitive: subrīdēre
Perfect: subrīsī
Participle: subrīsum
English: to smile (down) upon