Final Exam

Verbs:
ceperat- 3rd, singular, present, active indicative of cepere
iunxerat- 3rd singular present active indicative of iunxere
potuerat- 3rd singular present active indicative of potere
vivebant- 3rd plural imperfect active indicative of vivere
audivit- 3rd, singular perfect active indicative of audere meaning to call

timet- 3rd, singular, present active indicative of timere to to frighten
mutantur- 3rd, plural present passive indicative of muteri meaning to be change
venit- 3rd, singular, perfect active indicative of venere
servat- 3rd singular present active indicative of servere
erimus- 2nd singular present active indicative of erire

habet- 3rd singular present active indicative of habere meaning to have or hold
igitur- 3rd, singular present passive indicative of igiteri meaning to be annoyed
mortalis est-3rd singular present passive indicative of mortaeri meaning to be mortal
videbimur- 1st plural future passive indicative of videri meaning to be seen
negleget- 3rd, singular present active indicative of neglere meaing to neglect

igitur- 3rd, singular present passive indicative of igiteri meaning to be annoyed
scriptae erant- 3rd plural present passive indicative of scriperi meaning to write
debet- 3rd singular present active indicative of debere meaning to owe
movebitur- 3rd singular future passive indicative of moveri meaning to be changed
amore est- 3rd singular present passive indicative of amorere meaning to be loved

audivit- 3rd, singular perfect active indicative of audere meaning to call
vires erant- 3rd plural present passive indicative of virere meaning to be strong
duxerat- 3rd, singular imperfect active indicative of duxere meaning to be many
dederat- 3rd, singular imperfect active indicative of dedere to dare
poterat- 3rd, singular imperfect active indicative of potere meaning to be able

Nouns:
amore- love
memoeria- memory
post- after
mortem- mortal
Multos- many

humanum- human
mortem- mortal
animus- life
corpora- body
formas- form, shape

Magna- great
bonos- good
mortalis- mortal
animus- life
ominbus- powerful

Dea- goddess
vocata- word
scriptae- writing
Itaque- Italy
sententia- sentence

Factis- fact
Graecum- Greece
Misero- misery
graves- grave, important
libertatus- freedom