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Latin
Henle First Year Vocabulary
Term | Definition |
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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 |