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Latin 7/8 T1 Vocab

TermDefinition
aetas, aetatis age, lifetime, time - eternal
amans, amantis lover, boyfriend, girlfriend, partner - amatory
castra, -orum military camp, campt - castle
dux, ducis leader - duchess
finis, -is end, limit, boundary, finish - finish
venus, veneris charm, loveliness - venustraphobia
credo, -ere to trust, believe - credible
eximo, -ere to remove, extract - exempt
pervigilio, -are to stay up through the night - pervigilium
peto, petere to ask for, head for, attack - petition
requiesco, -ere to rest, sleep - requiem
sequor, -i to follow - sequence
servo, -are to guard, protect - serve
adversus, -a, -um oppostie, against - adversary
ambo, -ae, -o both - ambivalent
senilis, -is, -e old - senile
strenuus, -a, -um strenuous, active - strenuous
turpis, -is, -e filthy, foul - turpitude
at, ast but
quoque also
caput, capitis head - capital
iugum, -i yoke - jugular
mors, mortis death - Morticia
nihil nothing - annihilate
orbis, -is circle, ring, world - orb
res, rei thing, matter, situation - republic
sumptus, -us cost, charge, expense - sumptuous
uxor, uxoris wife - uxoricide
ardeo, ardere, arsi to burn, be on fire - arson
canto, cantare, cantavi, cantatum to sing - cantor
committo, committere to commit - commit
dico, dicere, dixi, dictum to say, tell - diction
fugio, fugere, fuigi, fugitum to flee - fugitive
mitto, mittere, misi, missum to send - transmit
aureus, -a, -um golden - Au
omnnis, -is, -e every, all - omniscient
ita thus, in this way
nam for
inter between - interwoven
sub under - submarine
dies, -ei day - diary
ex, legis law - legislature
luna, -ae moon - lunatic
mel, melliis honey, sweetness - Melissa
praemium, -i prize, reward - premium
ripa, -ae bank of a river - riparian
ago, -ere to do, drive - active
invado, -ere to invade, enter - invade
medico, -are to heal, cure - medication
nescio, -ire to not know - nescience
sustineo, -ere to keep, hold, sustain - sustenance
videor, videri to seem - video
volvo, -ere to roll, tumble - Volvo
benignus, -a, -um kind, friendly - benign
patiens, -ntis patient - patient
rapidus, -a, -um swift, fast - Grand Rapids
donec while, as long as, until
nisi if not, unless
hodie today - hodiern
arcus, -us arc, bow - arc
collum, -i neck - collum
ornu, -us horn - cornucopia
dens, dentis tooth - dentist
fides, -ei faith - fidelity
genus, -genus knee - genuflect
oculus, -i eye- Oculus Rift
pectus, pectoris chest, heart - pectoral
spes, spei hope - despair
fero, ferre to carry, bring - confer
gero, gerere to carry, wear, hold - gesture
mando, mandare to order, command, commit - mandate
nolo, nolle to not want - nolition
volo, velle to want - volition
ceteri, -ae, -a other, others, the rest - etc.
furtivus, -a, -um hidden, secret, stolen - furtive
sublimis, -is, -e high, lofty, sublime - sublime
certe certainly - certain
super above, upwards - super
pro in front of, on behalf of - professional
complexus, -us an embrace - complex
custos, custodis guard - custodian
fabula, -ae story - fable
imber, imbris rain, storm - imbriferous
maritus, -i husband - marital
nix, nivis snow - nival
populus, -i people - population
sidus, sideris stars, constellation - sidereal
umbra, -ae shadow, umbrella
cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitum to think, consider - congnition
colligo, colligere, collegi, collectum to gether, bring together - collect
experior, experiri, expertus sum to attempt, try - expert
obsideo, obsidere, obsedi, obsessum to besiege - obsessed
resurgo, resurgere, resurrexi, resurrectum to rise again - resurgence
triumpho, triumphare, triumphavi, triumphatum to triumph, ccelebrate a triumph - triumph
alter, altera, alterum other, the second - alter
iustus, -a, -um just, right, legal - justice
nullus, -a, -um none, not any - null
tumidus, -a, -um swollen, bulging, excited - tumid
tantum so much, so greatly
vel or - vel
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