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Using Latin I: XII
beginning Latin
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Advena, -ae (m.) | Stranger, foreigner |
| Aedificium, -i (n.) | Building |
| Agmen, -inis (n.) | Column, line, army on the march |
| Apis, apis, -ium (f.) | Bee |
| Arbor, -oris (f.) | Tree |
| Arena, -ae (f.) | Sand; Arena |
| Arx, arcis, -ium (f.) | Citadel |
| Civis, civis, -ium (m. & f.) | Citizen |
| Color, -oris (m.) | Color |
| Corona, -ae (f.) | Crown |
| Dictator, -oris (m.) | Dictator |
| Difficultas, -tatis (f.) | Difficulty |
| Dominus -i (m.) | Master |
| Forum, -i (n.) | Forum, market place |
| Fugitivus, -i (m.) | Fugitive |
| Funda, -ae (f.) | Sling |
| Funditor, -toris (m.) | Slinger |
| Gens, gentis, -ium (f.) | Nation |
| Ignis, ignis, -ium (m.) | Fire |
| Imperator, -oris (m.) | General, commander, emperor |
| Iter, itineris (n.) | Road; Journey, march; Route, course |
| Lapis, lapidis (m.) | Stone |
| Maga, -ae (f.) | Enchantress |
| Moenia, -ium (n. pl.) | Walls (of a city), fortifications |
| Nomen, nominis (n.) | Name |
| Oculus, -i (m.) | Eye |
| Omen, ominis (n.) | Omen, sign, portent |
| Pes, pedis (m.) | Foot |
| Pedibus | On foot |
| Potestas, -tatis (f.) | Power, control |
| Rostrum, -i (n.) | Beak |
| Ruina, -ae (f.) nb-often plural | Ruin |
| Somnus, -i (m.) | Sleep |
| Spectaculum, -i (n.) | Spectacle, sight, show, exhibition |
| Spina, -ae (f.) | Thorn |
| Uxor, uxoris (f.) | Wife |
| Vallum, -i (n.) | Rampart, wall |
| Ignavus, -a, -um | Idle; Cowardly (as a noun - Coward) |
| Necesse | Necessary; Inevitable |
| Adorno, -are, -avi, -atum | To adorn, decorate |
| Lateo, -ere, -ui | To lurk, hide, be concealed |
| Libero, -are, -avi, -atum | To set free |
| Migro, -are, -avi, -atum | To migrate, move |
| Prohibeo, -ere, -hibui, hibitum | To prohibit, forbid; To prevent, hinder, keep away |
| Removeo, -movere, -movi, -motum | To remove, withdraw |
| Terreo, -ere, -ui, -itum | To frighten, terrify |
| Cras | Tomorrow |
| Magnopere | Greatly, very much, very |
| Procul | At a distance, far |
| Vos | You (nom. & Acc. pl. of tu) |
Created by:
Hamilcar
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