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Cap.I-XIII Vocabula

Vocab from Cap.I-XIII for Latin 3, Spring 24

TermDefinition
ā/ab away from, by
abesse to be away, be absent
abīre to go away
ac and
accipere to receive
accūsāre to accuse
adesse to be here, be present
adīre to go toward
ad to, towards
advenīre to arrive
aeger sick, injured
aegrotāre to be sick
aequus equal
āēr air
aestās summer
age!/agite! come on!
agere to do
āla wing
albus white
aliī...aliī some...others
alius alia, aliud ,other
altus tall
amāre to love
ambulāre to walk
amīca friend (f.)
amīcus friend (m.)
ancilla enslaved person (f.)
anima breath
annus year
ante in front of
antiquus old, ancient
ānulus ring
aperīre to open
apud with
aqua water
aquila eagle
arbor tree
arcessere to summon, send for
arcus bow
armātus armed
arma weapons, arms
ascendere to climb
asinus donkey
aspicere to look at
atque and
audēre to dare
audīre to hear
auris ear
autem however
aut or
autumnus fall, autumn
avis bird
avunculus uncle
baculum stick
barbarus foreign, not Roman or Greek
bellum war
bene well
bēstia beast, animal
bibere to drink
bonus good
bracchium arm
brevis short
cadere to fall
caelum sky
calidus hot, warm
campus field
canere to sing
canis dog
cantāre to sing
capere to catch, capture
capillus hair
caput head
carpere to pick, pluck
castra military camp
cauda tail
centum one hundred
cerebrum brain
ceterī the others, the rest
cibus food
circum around
clamāre to shout
clāmor shout
clārus bright
claudere to close
collis hill
collum neck
cōnsistere to stop
cōnstat costs
contrā against
convenīre to agree
cor heart
corpus body
crassus fat
crūs leg
cuī to whom
cuius? whose?
culter knife
cum when
cum with
currere to run
cūr why
dāre to give
decem ten
down from
dēfendere to defend
dēlectāre- to please, delight
dēns tooth
deus god
dīcere to say
diēs day
digitus finger
dīmidia pars half
discēdere to go away, leave, depart
dolēre to hurt
domina mistress
dominus master
dormīre to sleep
dūcere to lead
dum while
duo two
dux leader, general
ē/ex out of, from
eam her
to him/to her/to it/to them (singular)
eius his, her, its, their (pronoun)
emere to buy
enim for
equus horse
erat/erant was/were
ergō therefore
errāre to wander
es! be!
esse to be
ēsse to eat
est is
et...et both...and
et and
etiam also
eum him
exercitus army
exīre to go out
expugnāre to conquer, defeat
exspectāre to wait for
facere to make, do
faciēs face
familia family
fēmina woman
fenestra window
ferre to carry
ferus wild
fessus tired
fīlia daughter
fīlius son
fīnis end, boundary
fluere to flow
flumen river
fluvius river
foedus ugly
folium leaf
fōrma shape
fōrmōsus beautiful
fortis brave, strong
fossa ditch
frāter brother
frigidus cold
frōns forehead
fugere to run away
gaudēre to be happy
gemma gem
gemmātus bejeweled
gena cheek
glaciēs ice
gladius sword
Graecus Greek
gravis heavy
habēre to have
habitāre to live
hasta spear (used by equites)
herba grass
hic, haec, hoc this
hīc here
hiems winter
homō person
hōra hour
horrēre to stand on end; to be afraid
hortus garden
hostis enemy
iacēre to lie down
iacere to throw
iam now
iecur liver
igitur therefore
iīs to them (plural)
ille, illa, illud that, those
illīc there
illūstrāre to illuminate
imber rain
immō no, actually
imperāre to order
imperium command
imperium empire
impetus attack
improbus naughty, badly behaved
incipere to begin
incolere to inhabit
inesse to be in
īnfrā below
inimīcus enemy
in in
initium beginning
īnsula island
inter between
interrogāre to ask
intrāre to enter
ipse, ipsa, ipsum himself, herself, itself
īrātus angry
īre to go
is, ea, id he, she, it
itaque therefore
iubēre to order
labrum lip
lacrimāre to cry
lacrima tear
lacus lake
laetus happy
lātus wide
lectīca litter
lectus bed
leō lion
levis light
liber book
līberī children
līlium lily
līnea string, necklace
longus long
lūcēre to shine
lūdere to play
lūna moon
lupus wolf
lūx light
magnus big
male badly, poorly
mālum apple
malus bad
māne morning
manus hand
mare sea
margarīta pearl
māter mother
medicus doctor
membrum limb
me
mēnsa table
mēnsis month
mercātor merchant
merīdiēs midday, noon
metuere to fear
metus fear
meus my
mīles soldier
mille one thousand
modo just, only
mōns mountain
mōnstrāre to point at
mortuus dead
movēre to move
multī many
mūrus wall
nam for
nāsus nose
natāre to swim
-ne? asks a yes/no question
necesse est it is necessary
nec not, and not
nēmō no one
neque...neque neither...nor
neque and...not
nīdus nest
nigra black
nimis too, too much
nix snow
nomināre to name, call
nōnāgintā 90
nōnne ...right? (introduces a question that expects the answer "yes")
nōn not
noster our
novem nine
novus new
nox night
nūbēs cloud
nūllus no, none
num? introduces a question expecting the answer "no"
numerāre to count
nummus coin
nuntius messenger
obscūrus dark
occultāre to hide
ōceanus ocean
octō eight
octōgintā 80
oculus eye
oppidum town
oppugnāre to fight against
ōrnāmentum jewelry, decoration
ōrnāre to decorate, adorn
ōsculum kiss
ōs mouth
ostendere to show
ōstiārius doorman
ōstium door
ovis sheep
ōvum egg
pāgina page
pānis bread
parere to lay, to give birth to
pārēre to obey
pars part
parvus small
passus step, pace
pāstor shepherd
pater father
patria fatherland, country
paucī few
pectus chest
pecūnia money
pecūniōsus wealthy
perterritus scared
per through
pēs foot
petasus hat
petere to look for, head for, attack
pila ball
pīlum spear (used by pedites)
pirum pear
piscis fish
plēnus full
plōrāre to cry
pōculum cup
pōnere to put
porta gate
portāre to carry
posse to be able
post behind
postrēmus last
potest/possunt is able/are able
pretium price
probus good, well-behaved
procul a(b) far from
prope near
prōvincia province
puella girl
puer boy
pugnāre to fight
pugnus fist
pulcher pretty, beautiful
pullus chick, young animal
pulmō lung
pulsāre to hit
putāre to think
quae? who? (f.)
quaerere to look for, seek
quantus how much
quārta pars one fourth
quattuor four
-que and
quem, quam whom (direct object)
quī, quae who (subject)
qui? who? (m.)
quia because
quid what
quiētus still, quiet
quīnque five
quis? who?
quō? to where?
quod because
quod which
quoque also
quot? how many?
rāmus branch
relinquere to leave behind
reperīre to find
respondēre to respond
revenīre to come back, return
rīdēre to laugh
rīvus river, stream
Rōmānus Roman
rosa rose
ruber red
rursus again
sacculus little bag
saccus bag
saeculum century
sagitta arrow
salūtāre to greet
salve hello
sānāre to heal, cure
sanguis blood
sānus healthy
satis enough
scūtum shield
sed but
sedēre to sit
himself, herself, itself, themselves
sentīre to feel
septem seven
servus enslaved person (m.)
sēstertius sestertius (a type of coin)
sex six
silva woods, forest
sine without
sōl sun
sōlum only
sōlus alone
soror sister
spectāre to look at, watch
speculum mirror
spīrāre to breathe
stāre to stand
stēlla star
stultus stupid
sub under
sūmere to pick up
sunt are
super above
suprā above
sustinēre to hold, support
suus his, her, its, their (adjective)
tabernārius shopkeeper
taberna shop
tacēre to be silent
tam...quam as...as
tangere to touch
tantum only
tantus...quantus as much...as; as great...as
tantus so great
tempus time
tenēre to have, hold
tenuis thin
tergēre to dry
terra earth, ground, land
you
timēre to be afraid, fear
timor fear
titulus title
tōtus all, whole
trēs three
trīstis sad
tunc then, at that time
tuus your
ubi where
umbra shade
umerus shoulder
unde? from where?
ūndēcentum ninety-nine
ūnus one
urbs city
ut like
vacuus empty
vallis valley
vāllum wall, rampart
vehere to carry (from one place to another)
vel or
vēna vein
vēndere to sell
venīre to come
venter stomach
verberāre to beat
vēr spring
vertere to turn
vesper evening
vester your (pl.)
vestīgium footprint, track
via road
vidēre to see
vīgintī 20
vīlla house
vir man
viscera organs
vīvere to live
vīvus alive
vocāre to call
volāre to fly
vōx voice
velle to want
vult/volunt wants/want
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