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Chapters 1-8 (LL)

Lingua Latina Chapters 1-8

LatinEnglish
a/ab by, from
abest is absent
accusat accuses
ad (+acc) to, toward
adest is present
adit goes to
advenit arrives
agit does
alius other, another
amat loves
ambulat walks
amica female friend
amicus male friend
ancilla handmaid
ante (+acc) before
antiquus ancient
anulus ring
aperit opens
apud (+acc) near, among
aqua water
aspicit looks at
atrium atrium
audit hears
autem however
aut or
baculum stick
bonus good
cantat sings
capitulum chapter
carpit seizes
centum one hundred
ceteri the rest
circum (+acc) around
clamat shouts
claudit closes
collum neck
consistit stops
constat costs
convenit fits
cubiculum bedroom
cui to whom
cuius whose
cum (+abl) with
cur? why?
currit runs
dat gives
decem ten
delectat pleases
digitus finger
discedit leaves
domina lady
dominus lord
dormit sleeps
duo two
duodecim twelve
emit buys
enim because
eo (to) there
e/ex (+abl) out of
equus horse
es! be!
est is
et and
etiam and also
et...et both...and
eunt they go
exemplum example
exit goes out
exspectat waits for
familia family
femina woman
fenestra window
fessus tired
filia daughter
filius son
fluvius river
foedus ugly
formosus beautiful
gemma gem
gemmatus jeweled
Graecus Greek
grammatica grammar
habet has
habitat lives
hic here
hic, haec, hoc this
hortus garden
iam now
ille, illa, illud that
illic there
immo no, on the contrary
imperat orders
imperium empire
impluvium pool
improbus wicked
inest is in
inimicus enemy
in (+abl) in
in (+acc) into
insula island
inter (+acc) between
interrogat asks
intrat enters
iratus angry
is, ea, id he, she, it
it goes
itaque and so
lacrima tear
lacrimat weeps
laetus happy
Latinus Latin
lectica litter
liber book
liberi children
lilium lily
linea string
littera letter
longus long
magnus big
malum apple
malus bad
mamma mom
margarita pearl
mater mother
medius middle (of)
me me
mensa table
meus my
mille one thousand
monstrat points out
multi many
murus wall
nam for
nasus nose
natat swims
-ne (question mark)
neque and not
neque...neque neither...nor
nimis too (much)
nonaginta ninety
nonne? isn't?
non not
novem nine
novus new
nullus no, none
num? really?
numerat counts
numerus number
nummus coin
O! O!
oceanus ocean
octaginta eighty
octo eight
oculus eye
oppidum town
ornamentum decoration
ornat decorates
osculum kiss
ostendit shows
ostiarius doorman
ostium doorway
pagina page
paret obeys
parvus small
pater father
pecunia money
pecuniosus rich
pensum exercise
per (+acc) through
peristylum courtyard
persona person
pirum pear
plenus full
plorat cries
ponit puts
porta gate
portat carries
post (+acc) after
pretium price
primus first
probus honest
procul ab (+abl) far away from
prope (+acc) near
provincia province
puella girl
puer boy
pulcher pretty
pulsat hits
quantus how great
quartus fourth
quattuor four
-que and
quia because
quid? what?
quinque five
qui, quae, quod who, which
quo? where to?
quoque also
quot? how many?
respondet answers
ridet laughs
Romanus Roman
rosa rose
rursus again
sacculus purse
saccus bag
salutat greets
salve hello
satis enough
scaena scene
secundus second
sed but
septem seven
servus slave
se -self
sestertius sesterce
sine (+abl) without
solum only
solus alone
speculum mirror
sumit takes up
sunt are
suus his (own), etc.
syllaba syllable
tabernarius shopkeeper
taberna shop
tacet is quiet
tam...quam as...as
tantum only
tantus so great
tenet holds
terget dries
tertius third
te you
timet fears
titulus title
tres three
tuus your
ubi? where
umerus shoulder
unde? from where?
unus one
ut as, like
vacuus empty
vehit transports
vendit sells
venit comes
verberat beats
verbum word
vertit turns
via road
videt sees
viginti twenty
villa farmhouse
vir man
vocabulum word
vocat calls
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