Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

SECOND LATIN
qui, quae, quod, who, which, \vhat,
that
quia, for, because} that
quid:! what, why
quidam:- a certain one
quidditas, f.} essence, "whatness"
quidem, indeed; ne ... -, not
even; iUud - ... sed aute.m, to
be sure ... but still
quidquid, whatever
quies, f., rest, quiet
quiescens, of quiet or rest
quiescere, to rest, to cease
quin, except that, unless; - etiam,
yea indeed; - inlmo, yea rather
quinque, five
quinquennium, n., period of five years
quire (eo), to be able
quis, who, \vhat; nescio -, sorne sort
of, certain; qua de causa, for which
reason; qua tale, of any sort
quisqnis, each, v\lhatever
quivis, any whatever
quo, wherein, \vhither
quoad, up to, as far as, as many as
quod, that, which, what; because; ad
id -, besides that; -- ipsum, which
of itself alone; eo -, to the extent
that; ex eo quod, from the fact that,
because; - contra, vvhereas on the
other hand; eo ... quo, the ...
the; nihil est -, there is no reason
why; - sciam, so far as I know;
supra -', besides
quodammodo, in a certain manner, in
a measure
quodcumque, whatever
quodlibet, any whatsoever
quominus (introduces clauses after
verbs of hindering), so as not, from
quomodo, hovv, as
quondam, formerly, once
quoniam, for, since, because, that
qunque, also
quot, how many; - quot, however
many
quoties, as often as, whenever
quotiescumque, as often as
quotidianus, daily
quotidie, daily, every day
quum (cum), since; ut -, as when
R
radius, m.} ray
rapere(io), -ui, raptus, to take up, to
take by force, to catch, to pluck
ratio, t., reckoning, retribution, account
ratiocinium, n., reasoning
rationabilis, reasonable
rationabiliter, reasonably
rationalis, rational
ratus, settled, ratified; ratum. habere,
to ratify', to approve
realis, real, actual
realiter, really
reatus, frl., guilt
rebaptizare, to rebaptize
recens, recent, fresh
recensere (2), -censui, -censitus, to
enUil1erate
recenter, rccently~ newly
recipere (io), -cepi, -ceptus, to receive,
to recover
recitatio, I.} recitation
reco]ere, -colui, -fultus, to survey, to
SUfl1 up
recognoscere, -cognovi, -cognitus, to
recognize
reconciHare, to reconcile
recordari (dep. I), to rernernber
recordatio, f., remembrance
reete, correctly, properly
rector, m.} rector
rectum, n., that which is right,
straight, or direct; in recto, directly
rectus, right, upright