OCR GCSE Latin Vocabulary (Higher Tier) 2 Crossword
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1) here
(Had hiccups last time I was here...)2) day
(ANOTHER DAY?? *dies*)3) this, he, she, it
(This person's got the hiccups. As does he. And she. And it.)4) also, even
(Anagram of matie! :D)7) himself, herself, itself, themselves
(I asked him what ipsa facto means, but he doesn't even know the meaning himself.)10) dire
(pretty obvious)14) home
(although living in a dome would be pretty odd)16) god
(like in most of the VoxCC songs)19) faithful, loyal
(Fidelius Charm. Harry Potter is so useful for Latin!)20) while, until
(The dumb boy waited a while, until the others had finished.)23) look!
(they use it all the time in Roman Mysteries)24) in vain
(Frustrating how I always forget this one, isn't it? All my learning's in vain...)25) lie
(THE ANSWER IS NOT IACEO, IACERE, IACUI. I AM TELLING THE TRUTH.)27) empire
(pretty obvious)28) unlucky, unhappy
(Opposite of liquid luck?)31) into, onto
(Ablative version removes the 'to' from these.)32) block of flats
(They use this all the time in Asterix.)33) into, onto
(Ablative version removes the 'to' from these.)34) yesterday
(I had herring yesterday.)38) by chance
(By chance, this happens to be the word I keep getting mixed up with the word for brave.)39) army
(Lots of exercise in the army...)41) there
(You see that, there? That's an ibis, that is.)43) meanwhile
(Meanwhile, something more interesting was going on.)44) both... and
(pretty obvious)47) among, between
(Like Interhouse.)48) for a long time
(He kept saying 'diu' for a long time. It was pretty weird.)50) this, that, he, she, it, them
(Basically, this one IS found everywhere.)51) I go, to go, I went
(THIS IS ACTUALLY AN IRREGULAR VERB)
(kinda like the Spanish)54) at home
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5) enter
(pretty obvious)6) I speak, to speak, I spoke, having spoken/been spoken to
(dictate)8) leader
(The ducks played follow the leader.)9) I encourage/urge, I encouraged/urged, having encouraged/urged/having been encouraged/urged
(first word is spelt wrongly, should be an o instead of u)
(I encouraged and urged hor to run faster.)11) easy
(like the French/Spanish)12) family, tribe, race, people
(gentry)13) I, me
(big ego or what?)15) master
(we learnt this in year 7, I don't think I'll be forgetting this one)17) anger
(irate)18) enemy
(hostile)21) door
(Remember the annoying 'janitor' derivation in the Year 7 end of year?)22) I lead, to lead, I led, having led/having been led
(DUCT TAPE)26) I give, to give, I gave, having given/having been given
(DARE to give something to your DATe? DO you?)29) exit, go out
(THIS WAY TO THE EGRESS)30) I hurry, to hurry, I hurried, having hurried
(Hurry, the festival's about to start!)35) and
(pretty obvious)36) forum
(pretty obvious)37) brother
(like French)38) woman
(feminine)40) son
(like French)41) enter
(You need the right ingredients to enter.)42) serious, heavy
(Very grave.)45) daughter
(like French)46) that, he, she, it
(That person's ill. So is he, so is she, so is it.)49) emperor
(pretty obvious)51) for
(This one always manages to confuse me. You could say it's my enim-y.)52) in this way, to such an extent, so
(Can't think of a hint, I'll just have to learn ita.)53) horse
(equestrian)55) man, human
(homo sapiens)56) hour
(pretty obvious)57) today
(Should I wear a hoodie today?)58) sword
(Do I need a hint?)59) out, out of, from
(pretty obvious)60) gift, donation
(pretty obvious)61) difficult
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