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Embracing Knowledge: A Journey Through Latin Terms and Their Meanings

Dive into the world of Latin with a playful exploration of vocabulary that shapes our understanding of language and culture. From "Animadverto" (to notice) to "Dono" (to give), each term opens doors to rich meanings and connections. Discover the joys, reasons, and reflections that come with learning. Whether you're a student or simply curious, this journey inspires admiration for language and the power of words to enrich our experiences. Join us as we celebrate knowledge and the excitement of learning!

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Embracing Knowledge: A Journey Through Latin Terms and Their Meanings

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  1. Stage 36

  2. Animadverto, animadvertere, animadvertimanimadversum

  3. Notice, take notice of

  4. Arma, armorum, n. pl. • =

  5. Arms, weapons

  6. Causa, causae, f.

  7. Reason, cause

  8. Discipulus, discipuli, m.

  9. Student, pupil

  10. Dono, donare, donavi, donatum • She ___ us all joy! Sort of.

  11. give

  12. Extremus, extrema, ectremum • She flying FAR FAR AWAY.

  13. farthest

  14. Finis, finis, m. • That’s all for now! Or…for the rest of your lives.

  15. end

  16. Fruor, fruimfructus sum (+ ABL)

  17. Enjoy! Cause we ALL love the crazy flying Nanny, right?

  18. Ignis, ignis, m. • “Oh no! Shes an arson!”

  19. Fire….hehhehheh. Kentucky fried children. ;)

  20. Irascor, irasci, iratus sum (+DAT)

  21. Become angry (with)

  22. Miror, mirari, miratus sum

  23. Admire, wonder at that…

  24. Niger, nigra, nigrum • What? It happened.

  25. black

  26. Offendo, offendere, offendi, offensum

  27. Displease, offend

  28. Par, gen. paris • Out of ideas, if you can’t tell.

  29. equal

  30. Plerique, pleraque, pleraeque, pleraque • Again, I’m out.

  31. Most, the majority

  32. Praesens, praesens, praesens gen. praesentis • Look how EAGER they are!

  33. Present, ready

  34. Recito, recitare, recitavi, recitatum • Brain is dead.

  35. vacuus, vacua, vacuum • Lets all learn from Ms. Positivity

  36. empty

  37. Vetus, gen. veteris

  38. YAY 

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