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lATIn vOCAb eXAm
latin vocabulary
Question | Answer |
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nomen, nominis, n | name noun nomination,nominate, nomenclature, nominal |
Puella, puellae, f | girl |
habito, habitare | to dwell/ to live in verb habitat, inhabitance |
villa, villae, f | villa noun village, villa |
laetus, a, um | happy adj. elated, elation |
arbor, arboris, f | tree noun arborist, arboreal |
sedeo sedere | to sit verb sedintary, sediment |
lego, legere | to read verb lecture, legible, illegible |
vicinus, a, um | neighboring adj. vicinity, vicinal |
scribo, scribere | to write verb scribe, scribble, prescription, subscribe, scripture, script, description |
defessus, a, um | tired adj. |
hodie | today adverb of time today |
amicus, amici, m amica, amicae,f | friend noun amicable, amity, amiable |
curro, currere | to run verb current, curriculum, court, course |
ager, agri,m | field noun agriculture, agrarian |
tandem | at last adv. |
sed | but conj. |
(non)iam | no longer adv. |
ambulo, ambulare | to walk verb ambulance, ambulatory, amble |
Brevi tempore | in a short time adv. breif, temporary, brevity, abbreviation |
puer, pueri, m | boy noun |
hortus, horti | garden noun horticulture |
vir, viri, m | man noun virile |
solus, a, um | alone adj. solo |
cado, cadere | to fall verb |
rideo, ridere | to laugh verb ridicul, ridiculus, risable |
iratus, a, um | angry adj. irritated, irratable |
servus, servi, m | slave noun survant, survial |
clamo, clamare | to shout verb clamer |
laboro, laborare | to work verb labor, labitory |
subito | suddenly adv. |
multus, a, um | many adj. multiple |
voc, vocis, f | voice noun |
terreo, terrere | to frighten, terrify verb terror, terrify |
nihil (indeclinable) | nothing noun |
video, videre | to see verb video |
semper | always adv sempereadem |
amo, amare | to like, to love verb conamore |
vexo, vexare | to annoy verb vex |
audio, adire | to hear, listen to verb audio |
magnus, a, um | big, great, larg, loud verb magnify, magnificent |
infirmus, a, um | weak, shaky adj. infirmary |
appropinquo, appropinquare | to approach, to come near verb propinquity |