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Latin

Henle First Year Vocabulary

TermDefinition
terra, terrae earth, land 1st declension, feminine
porta, portae gate 1st declension, feminine
Marīa, Marīae Mary 1st declension, feminine
nauta, nautae sailor 1st declension, masculine
victōria, victōriae victory 1st declension, feminine
silva, silvae forest 1st declension, feminine
glōria, glōriae fame, glory 1st declension, feminine
ōrat, ōrant prays, pray verb
videt, vident sees, see verb
nōn not adverb
laudat, laudant praises, praise verb
prōvincia, prōvinciae province 1st declension, feminine
servus, servī slave, servant 2nd declension, masculine
fīlius, fīliī son 2nd declension, masculine
Deus, Deī God 2nd declension, masculine
amīcus, amīcī friend 2nd declension, masculine
Chrīstus, Chrīstī Christ 2nd declension, masculine
Chrīstiānus, Chrīstiānī Christian 2nd declension, masculine
et and conjunction
bellum, bellī war 2nd declension, neuter
caelum, caelī sky, heaven *Caelum with a capital 'C' is the Christian heaven. 2nd declension, neuter
rēgnum, rēgnī kingdom, royal power 2nd declension, neuter
praemium, praemiī reward 2nd declension, neuter
perīculum, perīculī danger 2nd declension, neuter
imperium, imperiī command, power, empire 2nd declension, neuter
dedit, dedērunt gave, gave verb
gladius, gladiī sword 2nd declension, masculine
sed but conjunction
cum preposition with ablative with preposition
post preposition with accusative after preposition
in preposition with ablative in preposition
oppidum, oppidī town 2nd declension, neuter
Gallia, Galliae Gaul 1st declension, feminine
Gallus, Gallī a Gaul 2nd declension, masculine
Rōmānus, Rōmānī a Roman 2nd declension, masculine
Rōma, Rōmae Rome 1st declension, feminine
propter preposition with accusative on account of preposition
sum ---- sumus es ------ estis est ----- sunt I am ---------------------- we are you (singular) are ------ you (plural) are he, she, it is -------------- they are verb
quod because conjunction
itaque therefore, and so conjunction
incolunt they inhabit verb
vidētis you (plural) see verb
vīcērunt they conquered verb
lēx, lēgis law 3rd declension, feminine
rēx, rēgis king 3rd declension, masculine
dux, ducis leader 3rd declension, masculine- Rule #46
lūx, lūcis light 3rd declension feminine
homō, hominis man 3rd, declension masculine
imperātor, imperātōris commander in chief, general 3rd declension, masculine
vēritās, vēritātis truth 3rd declension, feminine
Caesar, Caesaris Caesar 3rd declension, masculine
salūs, salūtis safety, welfare, salvation 3rd declension, feminine
vōx, vōcis voice, cry 3rd declension, feminine
audīvit he, she, it heard verb
virtūs, virtūtis courage, virtue 3rd declension, feminine
mīles, mīlitis soldier 3rd declension, masculine
pāx, pācis peace 3rd declension, feminine
via, viae road, way 1st declension, feminine
populus, populī people, nation 2nd declension, masculine
mūnīvērunt they fortified, they constructed (w. viam or viās) verb
ita thus, so adverb
certē certainly adverb
minimē least of all, by no means adverb
pars, partis part 3rd declension, feminine
collis, collis, m. hill 3rd declension, masculine
hostis, hostis enemy (in war) 3rd declension, common
gēns, gentis tribe 3rd declension, feminine
caedēs, caedis slaughter 3rd declension, feminine
frāter, frātris (frātrum) brother 3rd declension, masculine
pater, patris (patrum) father 3rd declension, masculine
māter, mātris (mātrum) mother 3rd declension, feminine
mōns, montis, m. mountain 3rd declension, masculine
clāmor, clāmōris shouting, shout 3rd declension, masculine
prīnceps, prīncipis chief, leading man 3rd declension, masculine
occīdērunt they killed verb
flūmen, flūminis river 3rd declension, neuter
iter, itineris, n. journey, march, route 3rd declension, neuter
corpus, corporis, n. body 3rd declension, neuter
vulnus, vulneris, n. wound 3rd declension, neuter
agmen, agminis column (of soldiers) army (on the march) 3rd declension, neuter
nōmen, nōminis name 3rd declension, neuter
mundus, mundī world 2nd declension, masculine
erat he, she, it was verb
erant they were
adventus, adventūs arrival, coming 4th declension, masculine
equitātus, equitātūs cavalry 4th declension, masculine
exercitus, exercitūs army 4th declension, masculine
impetus, impetūs attack 4th declension, masculine
metus, metūs fear 4th declension, masculine
spīritus, spīritūs breath, spirit 4th declension, masculine
portus, portūs harbor 4th declension, masculine
senātus, senatūs senate 4th declension, masculine
manus, manūs hand 4th declension, feminine
domus, domūs house 4th declension, feminine
cornū, cornūs horn 4th declension, neuter
genū, genūs knee 4th declension, neuter
in preposition with ablative in on
in preposition with accusative in into against upon on
nunc adverb now
autem conjunction, postpositive however
fēcērunt they made verb
vēnit he, she, it came verb
vēnērunt they came verb
rēs, reī thing, affair 5th declension, feminine
fidēs, fideī faith, reliability, faithfulness 5th declension, feminine
aciēs, aciēī battle line 5th declension, feminine
spēs, speī hope 5th declension, feminine
posuērunt they put, they placed, they pitched (only with castra for its object)) verb
castra, castrōrum camp
impedīmenta, impedīmentōrum baggage, baggage train
grātia, gratiae favor, influence, grace (in Christian Latin) 1st declension, feminine
grātiae, grātiārum thanks 1st declension plural, feminine
cōpia, copiae supply, abundance 1st declension, feminine
cōpiae, cōpiārum, f. troops, forces (a military term) 1st declension plural, feminine
agunt they give (only with grātiās for its object) verb
cēpērunt they captured verb
magnus, a, um great, large adjective us- masculine, a- feminine, um-neuter
altus, a, um high, deep adjective
bonus, a, um good (describes quality of something) (comes after the noun it describes) adjective
longus, a, um long adjective
malus, a, um bad (describes quality of something) (comes after the noun it describes) adjective
multus, a, um much (plural-many) adjective
sānctus, a, um holy, saint adjective
prīmus, a, um first adjective
miser, a, um wretched adjective
integer, a, um fresh adjective
angustus, a, um narrow adjective
reliquus, a, um remaining, the rest of adjective
tūtus, a, um safe adjective
Rōmānus, a, um Roman adjective
Chrīstiānus, a, um Christian adjective
suprēmus, a, um highest adjective
prō preposition that always takes the ablative in front of (before) on behalf of (for) preposition that always takes the ablative
inopia, ae scarcity, want noun, 1st declension, feminine
dominus, ī master, Lord noun, 2nd declension, masculine
mūrus, ī wall noun, 2nd declension, masculine
frūmentum, ī grain (plural- crops) noun, 2nd declension, neuter
legiō, legiōnis, feminine legion noun, 3rd declension, feminine
gravis, e heavy, severe, serious adjective, 3rd declension
brevis, e short adjective, 3rd declension
commūnis, e common adjective, 3rd declension
difficilis, e difficult adjective, 3rd declension
facilis, e easy adjective, 3rd declension
fortis, e brave, strong adjective, 3rd declension
nōbilis, e noble, renowned adjective, 3rd declension
omnis, e all, every adjective, 3rd declension
cupidus, a, um with genitive eager, desirous adjective
plēnus, a, um with genitive or ablative full adjective
fīnitimus, a, um with dative neighboring, next adjective
similis, e with genitive or dative like, similar adjective
Jēsūs, ū Jesus
et........et both........and
quid what?
prīmā lūce at dawn
urbs, urbis city
pōns, pontis masculine bridge
signum, ī standard, signal, sign
eques, equitis horseman (plural- cavalry)
ācer, ācris, ācre sharp, keen, eager
celer, celeris, celere swift
laudō praise transitive 1st conjugation
occupō seize transitive 1st conjugation
oppugnō attack, assault transitive 1st conjugation
ōrō beg, pray transitive 1st conjugation
parō prepare, get ready transitive 1st conjugation
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