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Latin Exam AL24

Latin Exam

QuestionAnswer
Laudo Praise
Locus Place
Mercator Merchant
Minime Not at all
Malo Prefer
Libero Free
Liber Book
Lacrimo Cry/weep
Lego Read
Laboro Work
Longus Long
Laetus Glad
Laete Gladly
Longe Far
Laus Praise
Luceo Shine/ sparkle
Ligneus-a-um Wooden
Lex/ Legis Law
Legatus Ambassador
Luna Moon
Lingua Language/ tongue
Latinus Latin
Is/ Ea/ Id He/ she/ it/ they/ this
Impedimentum Hindrance
Imperium Command/ power
Initium Beginning
Iniuria Injustice/ injury
Inimicus Enemy
In In/ on
Is/ ea/ Id (full dec) This/ that/ these
Ita Thus/ so/ yes
Itaque And so/ therefore
Iterum Again
Iuppiter Jupiter
Invenio Find
Incedo Advance/ proceed
Inquit He says/ he said
Ignoro Not know
In Into
Industria Industry/ diligence
Ille/ illa/ illud (full dec) That
Inter Among/ between
Iratus Angry
Iam Now/ already
Intra Within
Ibi There
Improbus-a-um Shameless/ wicked
Iuvenis Young man/ young woman
Iubeo Order/ command
Intellego Understand
Iulius Caesar Julius Caesar
Is/ ea He/ she
Intro Enter
Ille/ illa/ illud That
Hortus Garden
Hora Hour
Habeo Have
Heri Yesterday
Habito Inhabit/ dwell
Homerus Homer
Hic/ haec/ hoc (full dec) This
Hodie Today
Hodie Mane Early this morning
Homo Man
Hasta Spear
Hostis Enemy
Hic/ haec/ hoc This
Gloria Glory
Graecus Greek
Gratiae Thanks
Gratia Favour/ thanks
Gratias Ago Give thanks/ thank
Graecia Greece
Gens Race/ clan
Gemini Twins
Gladius Sword
Gallia Gaul
Gallus Gallic
Gero Do/ act
Frater Brother
Finis End/ finish
Fabula Slave
Fluvius River
Filius Son
Falsus-a-um Untrue
Femina Woman
Fugo Drive out/ put to flight
Fortiter Bravely
Fortunatus-a-um Fortunate
Fessus-a-um Tired
Forum Forum ( public meeting place)
Fuga Flight
Festino/ festinare Hurry
Fortuna Fortune/ luck
Fama Fame/ reputation
Filia Daughter
Et…. Et Both… and
Equus Horse
Do Give
Dea Goddess
Doceo Teach
Deus God
Dormio Sleep
Duco Lead
Etiam Also
Frumentum Grain
Exit He/she/it goes out
Expugno Take by assault
Etruria Etruria (modern Tuscany)
Erro Wander/ err
Error Mistake
Etruscus-a-um Etruscan (Tuscan)
Ebrius-a-um Drunk
Delecto Delight/ please
Dominus Master
Diligentia Diligence
Disco Learn
Decimus Tenth
Discipulus Pupil
Dico Say
Delectat nos It pleases us
Deleo Destroy
Defendo Defend
Donum Gift
Diu For a long time
Domi At home
Domus Home/ house
Dux/ ducis Leader
Duo Two
Carmen Song
Clamo Shout
Contiguus-a-um Close to/ neighbouring
Castra Camp
Clarus Famous
Carus Dear
Cibus Food
Cubiculum Bedroom
Colo Cultivate/ worship
Causa Cause/ case
Cito Quickly
Captivus Prisoner
Caveo Beware of
Custodio To guard
Consilium Plan
Certus-a-um Sure
Cur? Why?
Canis Dog
Canto Sing
Consul Consul (one of the two chief, annul magistrates)
Celeriter Quickly
Contra Against
Coniuro Plot/ conspire
Capitolium Capitol (summit of the Capitoline hill, one of the 7 hills of Rome)
Curro Run
Crudeliter Cruelly
Civis Citizen
Celo Conceal/ hide
Clamor Shout
Conservo Save
Corpus Body
Emo Buy
Esse To be
Ego I
Enim For/ since
E (x) From/ out of
Epistola Letter
Et And
Cum With
Brutus Brutus (liberator of Rome)
Bellum gero Wage war
Bibo Drink
Bene Well
Bonus Good
Barbarus-a-um Foreign
Bellum War
Apud Near/ at the house of
Aedifico Build
Aperio Open
Aurum Gold
Abduco Abduct/ take away
Animal/ Animalis Animal
Asia Asia Minor
Arbor/ Arboris Tree
Avis Bird
Auctor Author
Acriter Fiercely/ sharply
Advenio Approach
Amitto Lose
Appropinquo Approach
Arma Weapons
Ambulo Walk
Agricola Farmer
Aqua Water
Annus Year
Amicus Friend
Amica Girlfriend
Ante Previously/ before
Audiuvo Help
Audio Hear
Ago Drive/ do/ act
Ager Field
Ad At/near/ towards
A (b) From/ away from/ by
Animus Courage / spirit/ mind
Amo Love
Auxilium Help
Amplus-a-um Large
Ac And
Ad To/ towards
Secundus Second
Signum Signal/ sign/ statue
Studium Enthusiasm/ study
Saepe Often
Socius Ally/ friend
Silva Wood/ forest
Sto/ stare Stand
Specto/ spectare Look at/ watch
Scribo Write
Traho Pull/ drag
Templum Temple
Terreo Terrify
Stultitia Foolishness
Supero Defeat/ overcome
Sum/ esse/ fui To be
Studiosus Studious
Stultus Foolish
Semper Always
Solum Only
Sustineo Hold back
Sine Without
Salus Safety
Servus Story
Sed But
Suus His/ her/ its/ their
Si If
Salvus-a-um Safe
Aliquando Sometimes
Aeneas Aeneas
Acutus Clever/ sharp
Atque And
Amicitia Friendship
Arbusta Trees
Se Himself/ herself/ itself/ themselves
Statim At once
Sagitta Arrow
Sabinus-a-um Sabine
Sentio Feel/ percieve
Sapientia Good sense/ wisdom
Sedeo Sit
Servo Save
Spero Hope
Respondeo Reply
Regina Queen
Romanus Roman
Ripa Bank (of a river)
Roma Rome
Remus Remus
Rego/ regere/ Rexi/ rectum Rule
Rex/ regis King
Rus Country
Romulus Romulus
Regnum Reign/ kingdom
Quia Because
Quod Because
Quam Than
Quamobrem Therefore
Quid? Why?
Quis/ quis/ quid? Who/ whom/ what/ whose/ to whom
Qui/ quae/ quod Who/ whom/ whose/ which/ that
Quo Where to (whither)
-Que And
Quando When (?)
Quis/ quae? Who?
Quoque Also
Quomodo (?) How (?)
Plaustrum Cart
Patria Fatherland
Periculum Danger
Pro For/ on behalf of/ in the place of
Puer Boy
Pro (abl) In front of
Procul Far
Puella Girl
Posse To be able
Pugna Battle
Parvus Small
Pictura Picture
Poeta Poet
Populus People
Peto Seek/go after/ aim at
Pugno Fight
Possum I am able
Pulcher Beautiful
Porto To carry
Post (acc) After
Paro Prepare
Per Through
Propter On account of
Porta Door
Parens Parent
Pater Father
Proelium Battle
Postea Later/ afterwards
Pono Place
Peto (abl) a(b) Ask of /seek from
Princeps Chief/ leader
Pervenio Arrive/ reach
Pulchritudo Beauty
Pons Bridge
Plebeius Plebeian
Pax Peace
Placet It pleases/ it pleased
Puto Think
Provoco Challenge
Postquam After
Pecunia Money
Oppidum Town
Olim Once upon a time
Oppugno Attack
Obtineo Obtain
Obscurus Dark/ obscure
Ob (acc) Because of/ on account of
Oratio Oration
Orator Orator
Oro Pray (to)
Nunc Now
Non Not
Nauta Sailor
Natura Nature
Narro/ narrare Narrate
Nonne Yes
Novus New
-ne Do you…?
Num? No
Nam For (because)
Nec/ neque Nor/and not
Numerus Number
Numquam Never
Non solum… sed etiam Not only… but also
Nomen Name
Neco Kill
Nec… nec Neither… nor
Modus Method/ manner/ measure
Nisi Unless/ if… not
Nihil (indec) Nothing
Nolo Refuse/ be unwilling
Nuper Recently
Nullus None
Navigo Sail
Numa Pompilius Numa Pompilius (king of rome)
Murus Wall
Multi-ae-a Many
Mox Soon/ afterwards
Mensa Table
Magister (School) master
Magis More
Mihi To/ for me
Maneo Remain
Magnus Big
Mitto Send
Multus Much/many
Meus My
Male Badly
Malus Bad
Multum Much…
Moenia Walls/ ramparts
Mane In the morning
Mater Mother
Me Me
Mare/maris Sea
Mulier/ mulieris Woman/ wife
Mors/ mortis Death
Miles/ militis Soldier
Sero Late
Terra Land
Taberna Wine shop/ tavern
Tunc Then/ thereupon
Tantus-a-um So great
Tarquinius superbus Tarquin the proud (king of Rome)
Tuus Your
Tiberim Accusative form of the Tiber River
Trans (acc) Across
Tot So many
Tandem At length
Tamen However
Troia Troy
Taceo Be quiet/ silent
Troianus Trojan
Tempus Time
Tam So
Timeo Fear
Unus One
Urbs/ urbis City
Ubi? When?/ where?
Vesper Evening
Vesperi In the evening
Vinum Wine
Vulnus Wound
Volo Be willing/ want
Veto Forbid
Verbum Word
Ventus Wind
Video See
Villa Country house
Victoria Victory
Voco Call
Vergilius Vergil
Venio Come
Vir Man
Via Road
Vicinus Neighbour
Valerius Valerius ( first magistrate of Rome)
Virtus\ virtutis Courage/ virtue
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