# Liturgical Latin - Lesson 19
# by Wilfrid Diamond, 1941
# Version 1.0 by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
quis : anyone (m. or f.)
áliquis : some one  (m. or f.)
quísquam : any one  (m. or f.)
quíspiam : someone  (m. or f.)
quisque : each  (m. or f.)
quid : anything (neuter)
áliquid : some thing (neuter)
quidam : anything (neuter)
quídpiam : something (neuter)
quidque : each (neuter)
quivis : anyone you wish (masc)
quílibet : anyone you wish (masc)
quidam : a certain person (masc)
quaevis : anyone you wish (fem)
quaélibet : anyone you wish (fem)
quaedam : a certain person (fem)
quidvis : anything you wish (neut)
quídlibet : anything you wish (neut)
quidam : a certain thing (neut)
nolíte : do not
judicáre : to judge
cantáre : to sing
méreor, méritus sum : deserve
enim : for
judícium : judgement
laetor, laetus sum : rejoice
credo, crédere, crédidi, créditum : believe
óffero, offérre, óbtuli, oblátum : offer
díligo, dilígere, diléxi, diléctum : love
répleo, replévi, replétum : fill
multiplicáre : to multiply
superexaltáre : to exalt above all
juráre : to swear
vóluit : he wished
vocáre : to summon, to invite
loquéntium : of those speaking
obstrúctum est : is stopped
sermo, sermónis : word
impérium : empire
fecit : made
magnitúdo, magnitúdinis : greatness
salvus : saved
póterit : will be able
vero : but, indeed, truly
os, oris, n. : mouth
fidéliter : faithfully
virtus, virtútis : courage, (pl.) hosts
opus, óperis, n. : work
finis, is : end
caena : super
laus, laudis : praise
tota die : all the day
conspéctus : presence
quia : because, that
nisi : unless
fírmiter : firmly
quam : which
iníquus : wicked
exaltáre : be thou exalted
judicáre : to judge
gloriári : to glory
veníre : to come
scriptum est : it is written
generátio, ónis : generation
liberéntur : may be delivered
dispérsa sunt : are scattered
orbis terrae : the world
illuxérunt : have shone forth
aéquitas, tátis : equity
dominábitur : he shall rule
poeníteo, ui : grieve
commóveo, commóvi, commótum : move
repéllo, repúli, repúlsum : cast off
incédo, incéssi, incéssum : go
afflígo, afflíxi, afflíctum : afflict
consólor : comfort
córrigo, corréxi, corréctum : correct
laetáre : to rejoice
conturbáre : to disquiet
liber : book
fecit : made
étenim : for
salus, salútis : salvation
dilécti : chosen (people)
usque ad : as far as
fulgur, fúlguris, n. : lightning
os, ossis, n. : bone
Sion : Sion
quare : why?
báculus : staff
virga : rod
sicut : like
tribus : tribe
términus : end
dum : while
gens, gentis : Gentile
flumen, flúminis : river
mare, maris, n. : sea
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