→ Capitulum 11 → Start Learning

Question		Answer
body start learning		corpus, corporis, n (III cons.)
limb of the body start learning		membrum, membrī, n (II)
forearm start learning		bracchium, bracchiī, n (II)
leg start learning		crūs, crūris, n (III cons.)
hand start learning		manus, manūs, f (IV)
head start learning		caput, capitis, n (III cons.)
ear start learning		auris, auris, f (III mixed)
mouth start learning		ōs, ōris, n (III cons.)
hair start learning		capillus, capillī, m (II)
forehead start learning		frōns, frontis, f (III mixed)
cheek start learning		gena, genae, f (I)
brain start learning		cerebrum, cerebrī, n (II)
lip start learning		labrum, labrī, n (II)
tongue, language start learning		lingua, linguae, f (I)
chest, breast start learning		pectus, pectoris, n (III cons.)
heart start learning		cor, cordis, n (III cons.)
blood start learning		sanguis, sanguinis, m (III cons.)
vein start learning		vēna, vēnae, f (I)
colour start learning		color, colōris, m (III cons.)
liver start learning		iecur, iecoris, n (III cons.)
belly, abdomen start learning		venter, ventris, m (III cons.)
intestines start learning		vīscera, vīscerum, n, pl (III cons.)
doctor, physician start learning		medicus, medicī, m (II)
cup start learning		pōculum, pōculī, n (II)
knife start learning		culter, cultrī, m (II)
human start learning		hūmānus -a -um
foolish, stupid start learning		stultus -a -um
red start learning		ruber -bra -brum
healthy start learning		sānus -a -um
sick, ill start learning		aeger -gra -grum
our start learning		noster -tra -trum
well start learning		bene
badly, ill start learning		male
to flow start learning		fluere (3.)
to cure start learning		sānāre (1.)
to sit start learning		sedēre (2.)
to stand start learning		stāre (1.)
to touch start learning		tangere (3.)
to send for start learning		arcessere (3.)
to order start learning		iubēre (2.)
to come back start learning		revenīre (4.)
to be ill start learning		aegrōtāre (1.)
to say start learning		dīcere (3.)
to watch start learning		spectāre (1.)
to feel pain start learning		dolēre (2.)
to place (on) start learning		appōnere (3.)
to feel start learning		sentīre (4.)
to shudder start learning		horrēre (2.)
to beat, throb start learning		palpitāre (1.)
to think start learning		putāre (1.)
to rejoice, to be glad start learning		gaudēre (2.)
to wipe away, to sweep off start learning		dētergēre (2.)
be able to start learning		posse (irr.)
only, just start learning		modo
above, on top of start learning		super (+acc./abl.)
below start learning		īnfrā (+acc.)
(down) from start learning		dē (+abl.)
and, as, than start learning		atque
nor start learning		nec (neque)

Capitulum 11

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