trecentae, trecenta three hundred

penatium, m. household gods, the tutelary god of the roman pantry

unanima, unanimum sharing a single attitude, like minded

anus f. old women, as fem. adj. old, aged

nuntii n. message, communication

beata, beatum happy, blessed, rich, well-to-do

visere, visi, visus to look at attentively, to veiw, behold, surey

audire, audivi, auditum hear, pay attention to

hiberum m. iberians, the greek name for spaniards

nationis f. people, race, nation

moris m. custom, manner, (pl.) morals

iucunda, iucundum pleasent, delightful

oris n. mouth, face, countenance

suaviari, suaviatus sum to kiss

quanta, quantum interr. or rel. adj. how much, how great, pl. how many

Altera alterum the other, the second

Appellere apepuli apulsus to drive to, to bring to

Auctoris m/f progenitor, founder, author

Caloris m. Warmth, heat/passion

claudere clausi clausum to shut, to block

concitare concitavi concitatum to move rapidly

contemnere contempsi contemptum to have no fear of

eligere elegi electum to choose

familiaris familiare intimate, friendly/family

forsitan forsan forsit adv. perhaps

aufugere aufugi to disappear, flee from

immobilis immobile motionless, immoveable

invadere invasi invasum to invade

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Vocab Review

Question	Answer
Antisto	(1) surpass (+ dative)
mille	pl. milia a thousand
trecenti	trecentae, trecenta three hundred
venio	venire, veni, ventum come
domus	domus f. home; house, family
penates	penatium, m. household gods, the tutelary god of the roman pantry
unanimus	unanima, unanimum sharing a single attitude, like minded
anus	anus f. old women, as fem. adj. old, aged
mater	matris f. mother
nuntius	nuntii n. message, communication
beatus	beata, beatum happy, blessed, rich, well-to-do
viso	visere, visi, visus to look at attentively, to veiw, behold, surey
incolumis	incolume safe and sound
audio	audire, audivi, auditum hear, pay attention to
hiberes	hiberum m. iberians, the greek name for spaniards
narro	(1) give an account, tell, say
locum	loci n. place, region, part
factum	facti n. deed, accomplishment
natio	nationis f. people, race, nation
mos	moris m. custom, manner, (pl.) morals
applico	(1): press, lean against
collum	colli n. neck
iucundus	iucunda, iucundum pleasent, delightful
os	oris n. mouth, face, countenance
oculus	oculi m. eye
suavior	suaviari, suaviatus sum to kiss
quantus	quanta, quantum interr. or rel. adj. how much, how great, pl. how many
Abhinc	Adv. since, ago
Aequor	Aequoris n. Sea, level surface
Alter	Altera alterum the other, the second
Appello	Appellere apepuli apulsus to drive to, to bring to
Auctor	Auctoris m/f progenitor, founder, author
Calor	Caloris m. Warmth, heat/passion
Claudo	claudere clausi clausum to shut, to block
Concito	concitare concitavi concitatum to move rapidly
Contemno	contemnere contempsi contemptum to have no fear of
Curo	(1) to take care of
Dies	diei m/f day
Do	Dare dedi datum to give
Eligo	eligere elegi electum to choose
Exemplum	exempli n. example
Familiaris	familiaris familiare intimate, friendly/family
Ferus	fera ferum wild, uncivilized
Fors	forsitan forsan forsit adv. perhaps
Aufugio	aufugere aufugi to disappear, flee from
Gratia	gratiae f. charm, grace
Honor	honoris m. honor
Ianua	ianuae f. door
Immobilis	immobilis immobile motionless, immoveable
Iniquus	iniqua iniquum unequal, unfair
Invado	invadere invasi invasum to invade
Iustus	iusta iustum just, fair
Levis	leve light, nimble
Lumen	luminis light, lamp
Mercator	mercatoris m. merchant
Modo	adv. only/in any way
Nefarius	Nefaria nefarium criminal
Nullus	Nulla nullum not any, no
Odium	odii n. hatred, dislike
Ordo	ordinis m. line, row
Pavor	pavoris m. terror, panic
Plerique
Praecipuus	praecipua praecipuum special, outstanding
Privatus	privata privatum individual, private
Pudet	pudere pudut puditum est to shame, to be ashamed
Quin etiam	why even, in fact
Recuso	(1) to refuse
Ruina	ruinae f. downfall, collapse, ruins
Sedes	sedis f. seat chair
Sinus	sini m. large cup
Aspicio	aspicere, aspexi, aspectus to look at, to see, to behold
Stupeo	stupere stupui to be amazed
Suspicio	suspicere, suspexi, suspectus to admire, to respect
Teneo	tenere tenui tentum to hold
Tranquillus	tranquilla tranquillum quiet, calm
Uter	utra utrum which (of two)
Verto	vertere verti versum to turn
Vis	vis f. force power might
accusatio	accusationis f. accusation
aer
altitudo	altitudinis f. height, depth
aptus	apta aptum attached, joined
audacia	audaciae f. daring, courage
campus	campi m. plain, feild
decedo
cliens	clientis m. client, dependent
concusus
contentio	contentionis f. straining, effort
curro	currere cucurri cursus to run
difficultas	difficultatis f. difficulty
probo	probare, probavi, probatum to approve (of)
elopuentia
exercitus	exercitus m. army
fas	n. divine law
fides	fidei f. trust, loyalty
fortasse	fortassis adv. perhaps, possibly
fulmen	fulminis n. disaster
gratus	grata gratum grateful, thankful
horreo	horrere horrui horritum to shiver, to dread
iam	adv. now, already
immortalis	immortalis immortale immortal
initium	initii n. beginning
invalido
iuventus	iuventutis f. youth/men, soldiers
levo	levare levavi levatum to ease, to avert
magis	mage adv. more
mereor	mereri meritus sum to deserve/to earn, to win
modus	Modi m. manner, way, kind
nefas	n. wickedness, sin
numen	numinis n. divine will, power
officium	officii n. duty, service
orior	oriri, ortus sum to rise
pectus	pectoris n. breast
plus	pluris more
praeclarus	praeclara praeclarum very bright, beautiful
privo	(1) to deprive to rob/to free
pudor	pudoris m. shame
quin	adv. why not/indeed, rather
regio	regionis f. region, territory
ruo	ruere, rui, rutus to rush, hurry
semel	adv. once
sisto	sistere, stiti, status to set, to place
despicio
suadeo	suadere, suasi, suasus (+ dative) to advise, to urge
suspicor	suspicari, suspicatus sum to suspect
detineo
transeo	transire, transii, transitus to pass over
uterque	utraque, utrumque (pron) - each (of two)
converteo
vita	vitae f life
aes	aeris n. copper, bronze, money
altum	alti n. heaven, sea
arbiter	arbitri m. witness, arbiter
audeo	audere ausus sum to dare
candidatus	candidata candidatum dressed in white
excedo	die, go away/out, pass, withdraw
coepi	stop
condemno	condemnare condemnavi condemnatum to condemn
continuus	joined to, continuous
accurro	charge, rush to attack
dignitas	dignitatis f. worth, rank
dolor	doloris m. pain, sorrow
exiguus	exigua exiguum small, short
fatalis	fatal, deadly
fortis	strong, brave
fumo	to smoke
gravis	heavy, serious
horridus	shivering
ibidem	at that very moment
impedimentum	hinderance
iniuria	injury, injustice
invideo	to envy
iuvo	to help
libertas	freedom
magister	teacher,master
metuo	to fear
moenia	defense, walls
neglego	to neglect
numerus	number, numerous
olim	once
os	oris mouth
pedes	foot solider, infantry
poena	penalty, punishment
praeda	booty, plunder/prey
probo	(1) to approve
quisquam	anyone, anything
regius	regia regium royal
rus	country, farm
semper	always
situs	situated, founded
sperno	to remove, reject
suavis	suave sweet, pleasant
tabula	writing tablet
pertineo	concerns, pertains to
tueor	protect, watch, see, look at
utinam	if only
verum	yes, truly
vitium	vitii fault, flaw
accuso	to accuse, prosecute
aestas	summer
amabilis	lovely, loveable
arbitror	to judge, to be a witness of, to observe
aura	breeze, wind
candidus	white, bright
procedo	advance, appear, proceed
cognomen	surname, name
condicio	arrangement/marriage
contio	public meeting, speech
concurro	agree, fit, concur, coincide, run, assemble, charge, fight
dignus	worth, worthy
domus	house, home
ademo
existimo	to value, to estimate
fateor	to confess, to reveal
fidus	trustworthy, reliable
fortuna	chance, luck
fumus	smoke, steam
gravitas	weight, severity
horror	terror
ictus	stroke, blow
impello	to strike, to drive
innocens	innocent
invidia	envy, jelous
adiuvo	to help, to aid, to encourage, to cherish, to sustain, to be of use, be profitable
libet	it pleases
magistratus	magistrate, official
metus	fear
moles	bulk, pile/dam, pier
nego	to say not, to deny
nuper	recently, lately
omen	omen, sign
otium	leisure
pendeo	to hang, to overhang
polliceor	to promise, offer
praedo	robber, pirate
probus	good, honest
qua	where/whereby
quisque	each, every
regno	to rule, reign
saepe	often
senatus	senate
sol	sun
spiritus	character, spirit/breath
subsidium	relief troops, aid
tacitus	silent
tener	tender, delicate
tum/tunc	then
utor	to use
verus	true
vito	to avoid, to evade
acerbus	harsh, violent
aestimo	to value
ambo	both, two
arbor	tree, ship
aureus	gold/golden
cano	to sing
succedo	advance, climb, follow
cognosco	to get to know
confirmo	to strengthen, reinforce
copia	abundance, plenty
cursus	running/journey, course
diligentia	carefulness
dono	to present
redimo	atone for, buy, ransom, redeem, rescue
exitium	destruction, ruin
confiteor	concede, confess, denote
figo	to fix, attach
frango	to break
fundo	to pour
gredior
hortor	to encourage
idem	the same
impendeo	to overhang, be imminent
inopia	scarcity, poverty
invisus	hateful, detested
labor	to sink, fall
licentia	freedom
magnitudo	greatness
milia passuum	a thousand miles
monstro	to point out, show
nemo	no one, nobody
nusquam	nowhere
omnino	altogether, entirely
palam	openly, publicly, in the presence of
perdo	to destroy, ruin, lose
pondus	weight, importance, burden
praefectus	overseer, commander
procul	from afar
quaero	to search for, look for
quisquis	whoever, whatever
regnum	kingdom
saevus	savage, cruel
sensus	feeling
solacium	comfort, solace, compensation
spolio	to strip, rob
sum	to be
taedet	to be weary of
terribilis	terrifying, Dreadful
tumultus	commotion, uproar
utrimque	on both sides
vescor	to feed, eat
vix	hardly, scarcely
acriter	eagerly, hastily
aetas	age, life
amens	mad, frantic
acressco
auris	ear, judgement
capio	to take, caputre
celeber	crowded, populous
cohors	courtyard/cohort (about 600)
conor	try, attempt
corona	crown, garland
damno	condemn, sentence
diligo	prize, love
dubito	waver, hesitate
en	look! see!
exitus	departure, way out
fatum	oracle, fate
fingo	form, shape
frangor	shatter, crush
fungor	to perform
aggredior	aproach, advance
adhorotor	encourage, urge on, exhort
identidem	repeatedly
imperium	empire
inquam	to say
invitus	reluctant
collabor	fall down, collapse, in ruin
licet	although, permitted
magnopere	greatly
minor	to threaten
monstrum	monster
nequamquam	bad, vile
obliviscor	to forget
omnis	all, every
palma	palm, hand
perfidus	treacherous
pono	to put, place
praesidium	defense, protection
proelium	battle
qualis	what sort of?
quivis	anyone, anything
religio	religion, holiness
salvus	safe, alive
sepulcrum	grave, tomb
soleo	to be accustomed
sponte	voluntarily
adsum	aid, be near, be present
tamquam	just as, just like
terror	fright
turba	crowd
valeo	to be strong
vestis	clothes
voco	to call
actor	driver, actor, performer
aeternus	eternal, immortal
amicitia	friendship, allience
ardeo	to be on fire, burn
aurum	gold money
accipio	admit, let in, hear, learn, obey, take, grasp, receive
celeritas	speed, quickness
collis	hill, slope
conscendo	to climb, mount
corpus	body
damnum	harm, damage
dirus	terrible
duco	to lead
enim	for
exsilium	exile
felix	lucky fortunate
finis	boundary, border
fraus	deceit, fraud
funus	funeral, death, destruction
congredior	contend, engage (at law), join in battle, come to grips, meet, approach
exhortor	exhort, encourage, incite
ideo	therefore, for this reason
improvisus	unexpected
insidiae	ambush
ira	anger
laevus	unfortunate
licet	it is permitted, it is lawful
malo	to prefer
minuo	to make smaller
monumentum	memorial, monument
nescioquis	to be ignorant of someone
obsecro	to be, to plead
onus	load, burden
par	comparable, equal in power/prestige/importance
pergo	to continue, to proceed
depono	deposit, entrust, have haircut, lift off, take off (clothes)
praterea
profecto	departure
quam	than/how?
quominus	that not
reor	to think, suppose
sanctus	sacred, holy
sequor	to follow
sollemnis	regular, usual
statio	station, post
desum
tango	to touch
testimonium	evidence, testimony
turbo	to disturb, confuse
validus	strong, powerful
veto	to forbid
convoco
adulescentia	(f) - youth (i.e. aged 15-30)
exigo	drive out, expel, examine, weigh, finish
angustus	narrow close
armo	to arm, equip
brevis	short, brief
careo	to abstain from
certo/certo	assuredly, certainly
comitium	place of assembly
constituo	to put, place
crucio	to torture, torment
deditio	surrender
dissimulo	to disassemble, conceal
ecce	look
praetereo, ire	besides, moreover
deficio	become extinct, come to end, fail
differo	confound, separate, distract, disagree, postpone
flumen	river
frons, frondis	f. leaf, foliage
gemo	to sigh, to groan, moan
habeo	to have
iacio	to throw
ignomina	dishonor, disgrace
incolumis	unharmed
integer	whole, complete
iubeo	to order
lego, ere, legi, lectum	to choose
loquor	to speak
membrum	limb
miseror	to deplore/pity
munus, eris	service, duty, gift, entertainment
nobilitas	fame
obviam	to meet
opprimo	to crush
parum	to little
pestis	plague, pest, ruin, destruction
posterus	next, following
precor, ari	to pray, to beg
proprius	peculiar
queror	to complain
rapio, ere	to seize
restituo, onis	bring back, make good, restore, revive
scelus, eris	crime
sic	thus, so, in this way
somnium	dream
sto, are	to stand
summus	highest, greatest
tego	to hide, protect
totidem	just as many
ullus	any
venio, ire	to come
video, ere	to see, look at
adversarius	adverse, hostile, opposing
perago	complete, disturb, finish, kill
ars	skill, artful
anima	winds, air, mind, soul
caecus	invisible, secret/blind
carmen	song, poem
cito	quickly, soon
commemoro	to recall
construo	to build
crudelitas	cruelty, severity
deinde/dein	then, next
diversus	apart, remote
edo, ere, didi	to put forth
equest, it, is	equestrian
perficio	bring about, accomplish, finish, do thoroughly
effero	brutalize, make wild, bring out, carry out
foedus	foul, hideous, treaty, agreement
frons, frontis	forehead, brow
genetrix	mother
adhibeo	consult, put, add, summon use
abicio	abandon, humble, cast away
ignoro	to not know, disregard
indignus	unworthy
interiu	inner
iudicium	trial
colligo	collect, assemble, compute, add up
adloquor	make speech to, console, call on
memini	to remember
mitis	mellow, soft
mutuus	borrowed, lent
nocturnus	night, nocturnal
occasio	opportunity
ops	power, strength
passim	here and there
peto	seek, ask for
potens	able, capable
pretium	price
propterea	therefore
quia	because
arripio	arrest, absorb, pick up, seize
retardo	to delay
scientia	knowledge, skill
sicut	just as, like
sors	fate, fortune
adsto	assist
sumo	to take
tellus, uris	earth, ground
totiens	so often
ulterior	farther
advenio	arrive at, reach, be brought
invideo	to envy
adversus	set opposite, adverse
alienus	alien, strange (with abl=different from)
animadverto	to notice, to realise
arx	fortress, castle
caedes	murder, massacre
casus	downfall, misfortune
cito (1)	to set in motion, rouse
commodus	proper, fit
consuesco	to accustom, to inure (+perf=to be accustomed)
crudelis	hard hearted, cruel
delibero	to consider, to deliberate
dives	rich
effigies	likeness, copy
ergo	therefore
facultas	means, opportunity
offero	bestow, offer, present
fons	tinder, kindling
fructus	income, reward
genitor	father, creator
haereo	to cling
adicio	add to, hurl, thrrow
ignosco	to forgive, pardon
inferior	inferior
interdum	occasionally
iudico	to judge
deligo, ere	choose, enroll, select, pick off
eloquor	speak out, utter
memor, oris	mindful
mitto, ere	to send
nam	for
nomen	name
occasus	downfall, ruin
opto (1)	to choose, wish for
pateo	to be open, be accessible
pietas, tatis	sense of duty (to gods, family, country)
potior, iri	to get hold of
pridie	the day before
prora, ae	ship
quicumque	whoever whatever
corripio, ere	reproach, hasten, rebuke, carry away, appropriate
reus, i/rea, ae	defendant, culprit
scilicet	evidently, of course
sidus, eris	constellation, destiny
spargo	to throw, scatter
strepitus, us	din, crashing
super	above, on top
temere	by chance, thoughtlessly
totus, a, um	whole
ultimus	farthest, last
verbum	word
vires, ium	strength, troops
adverto	to turn towards
aliquamdiu	for sometime
animus	mind, soul
as	valve, one, whole, penny, coin
caedo	to cut, to strike
causa	cause, reason
civilis	of citizens
communis	common, universal
consul	consul
cunctor	to delay, hesitate
demum	at last
divido	to divide
effundo	to pour out
erigo	to erect, encourage
facundus	fluent, eloquent
perfero	announce, bear, suffer, carry through
for	to speak, utter
fruges	reward, success
genus	birth
haud	not, not at all
conicio	assign, classify, conclude, devote money, insert
imago	picture, Likness
infestus	dangerous
interea	meanwhile
iungo	to join together, yoke
eligo	to choose
iuctus
memoria	memory
admitto	grant, permit, admit, urge on
nascor	to be born
nosco	to get to know, learn
occulto	to conceal, secrete
opus	work, task
patior	to suffer
piget	to dislike, regret
potius	rather, more
primo/primum	at first, firstly
provincia	duty, providence
quidam	a certain
eripio	rescue, snatch away, take by force
rex	king
scutum	shield
silientium
spatium	space, room
stringo	to draw together
superus	upper, above
temus
trado	to hand over
ultro	on the other side
vereor	to fear
virgo	young women
aedes	temple
aliquando	sometime
apertus	open, exposed
ater	black, dark
caelum	sky, heaven
cautus	wary, provident
clades	damage, disaster
complures	several, very many
conularis
cupiditas	desire, eagerness
desero	to desert, abandon
divinus	divine
egeo	to be in want
erro	to wander, to stray
falsus	false, deceitful
praefero	carry in front, display, prefer
foras	out, outside
fruor	to enjoy
gloria	glory, fame
homo	human being, man
deicio	kill, destroy, cause to fall, throw, disloge
immanis	enormous, vast
infirmus	weak
interest	it concerns, interests
iuro	to swear, take an oath
lenis	soft, calm
ludo	to play
memoro (1)	to mention
demitto	drop, let fall, descend by race, bend, absorb
natura	birth
noto	to write, note
occultus	hidden, secret
ora	edge, boundary
patrius	native
placidus	calm, quiet
praebeo	to hold out
prior	former, previous
proximus	nearest, next to
quidem	in fact, indeed
ratio	reason, explination
rite	duly, rightly
secerno	to separate
similis	like similar
species	form, appearence
studeo	to be diligent
supplex	Supplicis suppliant, beggar
tendo	to strain/shoot
traduco	to bring across
una	together
vero	indeed
viridis	young
aeger	sick, ill
aliquis	somebody/something/someone
appareo	appear
atrox	hideous, dreadful, fierce, brutal
calamitas	disaster, defeat
caveo	to beware of
clam	secretly, unknown
concilio	to unite, win over
consulatus	consulship
cupidus	desirous, passionate
desino	to leave off, to abandon
divitiae	wealth, richness
egregius	outstanding, surpassing
eruditus	learned, skilled
fama	rumor
ferox	ferocious
forma	form, appearance
fuga	flight, escape
gracilis	poor, meagrex
honestas	honorable reputation
iacto	to throw, scatter
immineo	to be near
ingenium	talent, ability
interior	interior
ius
lentus	slow, sluggish
ludus	game
mens	mind
manumitto	release, free, emancipate
necessarius	necessary, indispensable
novus	new
occupo	to seize
orator	speaker, orator
paulo	a little, some what
plebs	common people
praeceps	headfirst, headlong
priscus	former, ancient
prudentia	prudence, discretion
quies	peace, quiet
recens	fresh, young, recent
rosa	rose
seco	to cut, injure
simulo	to imitate, pretend
specio	to look at, watch
studium	enthusiasm
supplicium	prayer, sacrifice, punishment, execution
intendo	hold out, stretch, strain, exert
traho	to drag
usquam	nowhere
verso	to turn, to twist
virilis	manly, masculine
aequus	equal, fair, level, flat
alius	other, another
appello (1)	to speak to, to call (by name)
attentus	attentive, intent
callidus	skillful, clever
cedo	to depart
classis	army, fleet
concilium	gathering, meeting
consulo	to deliberate
cura	care, trouble
dico, ere	to say
divus	divine
elegans	elegant
evado, ere	to escape, to evade
fames	hunger, famine
ferrum	(iron)sword
formido	to fear, to be terrified
fugio	to flee
gradus	step
honestus	honorable, respectable
ianitor	door keeper, porter
immo	indeed
inimicus	unfriendly, hostile
intus	inside, from within
iustitia	justice, fairness
letum	death, destruction
lugeo	to mourn
mensis	month
praemitto, ere	send ahead, forward
necesse (est)	necessary, inevitable
nox	night
odi, odisse	to hate
orbis, is	circle, ring
pavidus, a, um	quaking, terrified
plenus	full
praecipio	anticipate, order, take in advance, teach, warn
prius	previously
publicus	public, common
quiesco	to rest, to keep quiet
rectus	upright, steep
rostra, ae
secundus	second, inferior
sino, ere, sivi	to allow
spectator, oris	spectator
stultus, us	stupid, foolish
surgo, ere	to get up, rise
tenebrae	night, darkness
contraho	enter into relationship, deal with, bring together, assemble, cause disease/war, commit
usque	all the way, right up to
versor, versi	to live
virtus, tutis	strength, courage

Created by: jmcgov7

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