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Henle 1st Year Latin

Units 1 - 2

TermDefinition
terra, terrae earth, land
porta, portae gate
Maria, Mariae Mary
nauta, nautae sailor
victoria, victoriae victory
silva, silvae forest
gloria, gloriae fame, glory
orat he, she, it prays
orant they pray
videt he, she, it sees
vident they see
non not
laudat he, she, it praises
laudant they praise
provincia, ae province
servus, servi slave, servant
filius, filii son
Deus, Dei God
amicus, amici friend
Christus, Christi Christ
Christianus, Christiani Christian
et and
bellum, belli war
caelum, caeli sky, heaven
regnum, regni kingdom, royal power
praemium, praemii reward
periculum, periculi danger
imperium, imperii command, power, empire
dedit he, she, it gave
dederunt they gave
gladius, i sword
sed but
oppidum, i town
Gallia, ae Gaul
Gallus, i a Gaul
Romanus, i a Roman
Roma, ae Rome
propter on account of
cum with
post after, behind
in in, on
sum I am
es you (singular)
est he, she, it is
sumus we are
estis you are (pl)
sunt they are
quod because
itaque therefore, and so
incolunt they inhabit
videtis you see (pl)
vicerunt they conquered
lex, legis law
rex, regis king
dux, ducis leader
lux, lucis light
homo, hominis man
imperator, imperatoris general, commander-in-chief
veratis, veritatis truth
Caesar, Caesaris Caesar
salus, salutis safety, welfare, salvation
vox, vocis voice, cry
audivit he, she, it heard
virtus, virtutis courage, virtue
miles, militis soldier
pax, pacis peace
via, viae road, way
populus, i people, nation
muniverunt they fortified, they constructed
pars, partis part
collis, collis hill
hostis, hostis enemy (in war)
gens, gentis tribe
caedes, caedis slaughter
frater, fratris (fratrum) brother
pater, patris (patrum) father
mater, matris (matrum) mother
mons, montis (m) mountain
clamor, clamoris shouting, shout
princeps, principis chief, leading man
occiderunt they killed
flumen, fluminis river
iter, itineris (n) journey, march, route
corpus, corporis (n) body
vulnus, vulneris (n) wound
agmen, agminis column (of soldiers), army (on the march)
nomen, nominis name
mundus, i world
erat he, she, it was
erant they were
adventus, us arrival, coming
equitatus, us cavalry
exercitus, us army
impetus, us attack
metus, us fear
spiritus, us breath, spirit
portus, us harbor
senatus, us senate
in, prep w/ abl. in, on
in, prep w/ accu. in, into, against, upon, on
nunc, adverb now
autem, conj, postpositive however
fecerunt they made
venit her, she, it came
venerunt they came
res, rei thing, affair
fides, fidei faith, reliability, faithfulness
acies, aciei battle line
spes, spei hope
posuerunt they put, they placed, they pitched (w/ castra)
castra, castrorum camp
impedimenta, impedimentorum baggage, baggage train
gratia, ae favor, influence, grace
gratiae, gratiarum thanks
copia, ae supply, abundance
copiae, copiarum (f) troops, forces (a military term)
agunt they give (w/ gratias)
magnus, a, um great, large
altus, a, um high, deep
bonus, a, um good
longus, a, um long
malus, a, um bad
multus, a, um much (pl., many)
sanctus, a, um holy, saint
primus, a, um first
angustus, a, um narrow
relinquus, a, um remaining, the rest of
tutus, a, um safe
Romanus, a, um Roman
Christianus, a, um Christian
pro in front of, behind
pro, pre with Abl before, for
inopia, ae scarcity, want
dominus, i master, Lord
murus, i wall
frumentum, i grain (pl., crops)
Legio, legionis (f) legion
gravis, e heavy, severe, serious
brevis, e short
communis, e common
difficilis, e difficult
fascilis, e easy
fortis, e brave, strong
nobilis,e noble, renowned
omnis, e all, every
cupidus, a, um (w /gen) eager, desirous
plenus, a, um (w/ gen or abl) full
finitimus, a, um (w/ dat) neighboring, next
similis, e (w/ gen or dat) like, similar
Jesus, u Jesus
et . . . . et both. . . . and
quid what?
prima luce at dawn
urbs, urbis city
pons, pontis (m) bridge
signum, i standard, signal, sign
eques, equitis horseman (pl., cavalry)
Created by: MrsHough
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