- Latin Key Words by Jerry Toner is an accessible, yet comprehensive guide to the Latin language.
- In the book, Toner offers readers an important introduction to all the essential Latin key words, outlining their use and importance.
- The book provides key information on Latin grammar, spelling, and pronunciation, along with comprehensive tables of Latin words, making it a valuable asset for anyone interested in learning or brushing up on Latin.
- As a UX designer, reading Latin Key Words can provide insight into the aspects of Latin language used in organizing and labeling, aiding in the communication of design elements in a meaningful and clear way.
- Other related books of interest for those interested in the intersection of Latin and language in design would include Language Visible: Unraveling the Mystery of the Alphabet from A to Z by David Sacks, and Brand Script: How to Design Typefaces and Storytelling for Brand Identity by Scott Biersack.
✏️ Highlights
Ambulare, to walk
to use utor uti usus sum
to use utor uti usus sum I use to use I used
use utor uti usus sum I use to use I used
Uti, to use utor uti usus sum I use to use I used
nunc adv. now
multus adj. much, many
suus pron. his, her, its, theirs
urbs f city populus m. people
deus m. god
ubi adv. where
hostis m. stranger, enemy, foreigner
quo pron. where?
bonus adj. good
consider scribere to write scribo scribere scripsi scriptum
putare to reckon, consider scribere to write scribo scribere scripsi scriptum
totus adj. all credere to believe, trust credo credere credidi creditum
manus f. hand
filius m. son
ius n. law, right
pron., adj. anybody, anything locus m. place, situation, location
consilium n. counsel, council tenere to hold, grasp teneo tenere tenui tentum
relinquere to leave behind, abandon
simul adv. at the same time
loqui dep. to speak loquor loqui locutus sum cognoscere
loqui dep. to speak loquor loqui locutus sum cognoscere to know, learn about cognosco cognoscere
sive, seu conj. or if, whether frater m. brother
gratia f. grace, favour, goodwill gens
rus n. country, countryside
plebs f. the common people, the masses
mens f. mind, reason
verto vertere versi versum censere to think, reckon censeo censere censui censum
iter n. journey
multitudo f. multitude, large number
multitudo f. multitude, large number servus m., adj. slave, servile, slavish
senex m., adj. old man, old
negotium n. work, business
volvere to turn, roll volvo volvere volui volutum
Ambulare, to walk
to use utor uti usus sum
to use utor uti usus sum I use to use I used
use utor uti usus sum I use to use I used
Uti, to use utor uti usus sum I use to use I used
nunc adv. now
multus adj. much, many
Tumult
suus pron. his, her, its, theirs
Sous
urbs f city populus m. people
deus m. god
Ubiquitous
ubi adv. where
hostis m. stranger, enemy, foreigner
Hostile behavior ? Fremd?
quo pron. where?
bonus adj. good
consider scribere to write scribo scribere scripsi scriptum
putare to reckon, consider scribere to write scribo scribere scripsi scriptum
totus adj. all credere to believe, trust credo credere credidi creditum
manus f. hand
filius m. son
ius n. law, right
pron., adj. anybody, anything locus m. place, situation, location
consilium n. counsel, council tenere to hold, grasp teneo tenere tenui tentum
Yo tenemo
relinquere to leave behind, abandon
Hinterlassenschften
simul adv. at the same time
loqui dep. to speak loquor loqui locutus sum cognoscere
loqui dep. to speak loquor loqui locutus sum cognoscere to know, learn about cognosco cognoscere
sive, seu conj. or if, whether frater m. brother
Fraternity
gratia f. grace, favour, goodwill gens
rus n. country, countryside
plebs f. the common people, the masses
mens f. mind, reason
verto vertere versi versum censere to think, reckon censeo censere censui censum
Senseo
iter n. journey
Iteration
multitudo f. multitude, large number
multitudo f. multitude, large number servus m., adj. slave, servile, slavish
