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Latin II M2 Vocab

NCVPS vocab

TermDefinition
acer, acris, acre sharp, keen
amplus, ampla, amplum important, distinguished; great, large
ancilla, ancillae, f. female slave, handmaiden
audax (gen. audacis) bold
ausculto, auscultare, auscultavi, auscultatus to overhear, to listen secretly
brevis, breve brief, short, little, small
celeber, celebris, celebre famous
celer, celeris, celere quick, swift, fast
communis, commune common
clam secretly
contemplo, contemplare, comtemplavi, contemplatus to note, observe, consider carefully
crudelis, crudele cruel
difficilis, difficile difficult
diligens (gen. diligentis) careful, accurate
discors (gen. discordis) inharmonious
dissimilis, dissimile unlike (with dative)
exsisto, exsistere, exstiti to stand out
facilis, facile easy
felix (gen. felicis) lucky, fortunate, happy
ferox (gen. ferocis) ferocious, strong
fidelis, fidele faithful
fortis, forte strong, brave
gracilis, gracile slender
gravis, grave serious, heavy
hospitium, hospitii, n. entertainment
humilis, humile humilis, humile
infelix (gen. infelicis) unfortunate, unhappy
ingens (gen. ingentis) huge. mighty
innocens (gen. innocentis) harmless
invidens (gen. invidentis) jealous
iuvenis, iuvene young
iuvo, iuvare, iuvi, iutus help; support
omnis, omne whole, all
recens (gen. recentis) recent
sapiens (gen. sapientis) wise
similis, simile like (with dative)
terribilis, terribile terrible
tristis, triste sad
utilis, utile useful (with dative)
vetus (gen. veteris) old
Created by: jwheffne
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