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Vocabulary: Conjunctions. Conjunctions. Et: and - que : (enclitic) and Atque : and also Ac: (same as atque ) Nec : not, neither, nor Neque : (same as nec ) Et…et: both… and Neque … neque : neither… nor Aut : or Vel : or Sed : but Verum : but Autem : however. At: but
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Conjunctions • Et: and • -que: (enclitic) and • Atque: and also • Ac: (same as atque) • Nec: not, neither, nor • Neque: (same as nec) • Et…et: both… and • Neque…neque: neither… nor • Aut: or • Vel: or • Sed: but • Verum: but • Autem: however
At: but • Atquī: but yet • Tamen: yet • Vero: indeed, however (post-positive) • Ergo: therefore: accordingly • Igitur: therefore (regularly post-positive) • Nam: for • Enim: for • Cum: (when not w/ abl.) when, since, • Quod: because • Si: if • Ut: to ; how, as, when, while; even if; • Qui, quae, quod: who
ad (+acc): to, toward • ante (+acc): before • apud (+acc): with, near • circa (+acc): around • contrā (+acc): against • extrā (+acc): outside • inter (+acc): between • intrā (+acc): within • per (+acc): through • post (+acc): after • prope (+acc): near • propter (+acc): on account of • super (+acc): over • trans (+acc): across • In (+ acc): into • Sine (+abl): without • In(+abl): in, on • Dē(+abl): about; down from • Sub (+abl): under • Prō (+abl): for • Ab, ā (+abl): away from • Cum (+abl): with • Ex, ē (+abl): out from
Also • Adversus(+acc): against • Adversum(+acc): toward • Circiter(+acc): about • Cis(+acc): this side of • Citra(+acc): this side of • Erga(+acc): toward • Iuxta(+acc): near • Ob(+acc): on account of • Penes(+acc): in the hands of • Pone(+acc): behind • Praeter(+acc): past • Secundum(+acc): after • Subter(+acc): beneath • Supra(+acc): above • Ultra(+acc): beyond • Versus(+acc): toward • Absque(+abl): without • Coram(+abl): in the presence of • Prae(+abl): before • Tenus(+abl): up to
Caesar I.1-I.7 High Frequency Words 1 • do, dare, dedi, datus - to give • finis, finis -boundary; country, territory, land • habeo, habere, habui, habitus - to have; consider • magnus, magna –um: large/great • omnis, omnis, omne : each ; all • res, rei F : thing; event/affair • se : reflexive; -self • suus, sua, suum : his/one's own • bos, bovis : ox • civitas, civitatis F : community/town/state; citizens
dies, diei : day • facio, facere, feci, factus : to make, build • filius, fili M : son • flumen, fluminis N : river • hic, haec, hoc : this • iter, itineris : journey; passage, path; march • multus, multa -um: much, many • pars, partis F : part • periculum, periculi N : danger • persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi, persuasus : to persuade
possum, posse, potui, - : to be able • provincia, provinciae F : province • unus, una, unum (gen -ius) :alone; only • video, videre, vidi, visus : to see