Gallia
De Bello Gallico I, caput II · 505 words
- IVerba
- IILege
- IIIPēnsum
- IVGrammatica
Verba
The new words of this chapter, as the book glosses them. Keep them, and they come back for review just before you would forget them.
- terra -ae (f)locus ubi habitāmus
- pars, partis (f)nōn tōtum
- habitō -ārein locō vīvō
- appellō -ārenōmen dō
- dīvīsain partēs facta (dīvidō)
- similis -eferē īdem
- lingua -ae (f)id quod loquimur
- differō -ferrenōn similis sum
- lēx, lēgis (f)quod populus iubet
- rēgula -ae (f)id quod sequī dēbēmus
- flūmen -inis (n)aqua quae fluit
- dīvidō -erein partēs multās agō
- lātus -a -umnōn angustus
- trānsab alterā parte
- aliudnōn idem; alia rēs
- fortis -equī nōn timet
- absum -essenōn adsum, procul sum
- mercātor -ōris (m)quī vēndit et emit
- mollis -enōn dūrus, nōn fortis
- proximus -a -umvaldē prope
- continentersemper, sine fīne
- bellum gerōbellum faciō, pugnō
- sinenōn cum
- mōns, montis (m)terra alta
- cotīdiēomnī diē
- prohibeō -ērenōn permittō
- fīnēs -ium (m)terra populī
- dux, ducis (m)quī mīlitēs dūcit
- mīles -itis (m)vir quī pugnat
- exercitus -ūs (m)multitūdō mīlitum
- proelium -ī (n)pugna
- scrīpsit(scrībō) herī scrīpsit, hodiē scrībit
- liber, librī (m)id quod legimus
- incolō -erehabitō
- īnstitūtum -ī (n)mōs, cōnsuētūdō
- commeō -āresaepe veniō
- importō -ārein terram portō
- ipsīuseius (ipse)
- quibuscumcum quibus
Lege
Read the chapter. The glosses stand in the margin; point at any other word for its meaning.
Pēnsum
Grammatica
Ablative of place where (with in)
In prīmā parte Belgae habitant.
The preposition in with the ablative case tells where someone is or something happens. Here in prīmā parte means 'in the first part', and the ending -ā marks the ablative singular.
Allen & Greenough § 426 →