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Latin 1 Final Exam

Vocabulary Stages 1-14

TermDefinition
adest is here
adsunt are here
agricola farmer
ambulat walks
clamor shout, uproar
contendit hurries
audit hears
currit runs
euge! hurrah!
fabula play, story
fabulam agit acts in a play
femina woman
hodie today
iuvenis young man
meus my, mine
multus much
multi many
optimus very good, excellent, best
petit heads for, attacks, seeks
plaudit applauds, claps
puella girl
senex old man
spectat watches, looks at
stat stands
turba crowd
ubi? where?
urbs city
venit comes
amicus friend
ancilla slave girl
cena dinner
cibus food
dominus master
dormit sleeps
gustat tastes
intrat enters
laetus happy
laudat praises
mensa table
mercator merchant
quoque also, too
salutat greets
toga toga
tunica tunic
Atrium atrium, entrance hall
canis dog
Coquus cook
Cubiculum bedroom
Culina kitchen
Est is
Filius son
Hortus garden
In in, on
Laborat works
Mater mother
Pater father
Sedet sits
Servus slave
Tablinum
Via street
ianua door
compluvium square opening in roof for rainwater
impluvium shallow pool that collected rainwater
lararium household shrine
peristylium colonnaded walkway
insulae apartment building
latrina lavatory
balneum bathing room
stola dress
palla shawl worn by married women
clientes poor people or freedmen who were indebted to their patron
patronus advocate for poor or freedmen
salutatio morning greeting of clientes to the home of the patronus
Ad to, toward
Bibit drinks
Circumspectat looks around
Clamat shouts, yells
Ecce! Look! See!
Et and
Exit exits, leaves
Exspectat waits for, looks out for
Forum forum
Ianua door
Iratus mad, angry
Leo lion
Magnus great, large
Navis ship
Non not
Portat carries
Respondet responds, answers
Ridet laughs, smiles
Salve Hello
Surgit rises, gets up
Taberna inn, shop, tavern
Videt sees
Villa house
Vinum wine
agit does, acts
anulus ring
cera wax, wax tablet
coquit cooks
cur? why?
e, ex out from
ego I
eheu! Alas!
habet has
inquit says
iudex judge
mendax liar
pecunia money
perterritus terrified
poeta poet
quaerit looks for, searches for
quis? who?
reddit gives back
satis enough
sed but
signum sign, seal
tu you
vendit sells
vocat calls
absum, abesse, afui to be away, absent
avārus, avari, m. a/the miser, stingy person
bonus, bona, bonum good
emo, emere, ēmi to buy
erat was
ferōciter fiercely
festino, festināre, festinavi to hurry
fortis, fortis, forte brave, strong
fūr, furis, m. a/the thief
īnfāns, infantis, m./f. a/the baby, child
intentē intently
lībertus, liberti, m. a/the freedman, ex-slave
ōlim once, some time ago
parvus, parva, parvum small, little
per through
postquam after, when
pulso, pulsāre, pulsavi to hit, punch, whack
quod because
rēs, rei, f. a/the thing
scribo, scribere, scripsi to write
subitō suddenly
supero, superāre, superavi to overcome, overpower
tum then
tuus, tua, tuum your, yours
vitupero, vituperāre, vituperavi to find fault with, tell off, curse
agnōscit: agnōvit recognizes
celebrat: celebrāvit celebrates
celeriter quickly
cīvis citizen
cupit: cupīvit wants
dat: dedit gives
diēs day
diēs nātālis birthday
ēmittit: ēmīsit throws, sends out
exercet: exercuit exercises
fert: tulit brings, carries
homō person, man
hospes guest
ille that
īnspicit: īnspēxit looks at, inspects, examines
iterum again
manet: mānsit remains, stays
medius middle
mox soon
nōtus well-known, famous
offert: obtulit offers
ostendit: ostendit shows
paulīsper for a short time
post after
suus his
trādit: trādidit hands over
valē! good-bye! fare well!
minimē! no!
dē + ABL 1. down from (de-scend) 2. about, concerning (de-scribe)
līberālis generous, free with money
ūtilis useful
tertius, tertia third
sollicitus, sollicita worried, anxious
secundus, secunda second
prīmus, prīma first
noster. nostra our
verberat : verberāvit beat, hit, strike
rapit : rapuit seize, grab
prōmittit : prōmīsit promise
placet : placuit + DAT it pleases + DAT
legit : lēgit read
invītat : invītāvit invite
favet : favit + DAT support, favor + DAT
crēdit : crēdidit+DAT trust, believe, give faith to + DAT
convenit : convēnit gather, meet, come together
vir, virum. man
senātor, senātōrem senator
pugna, pugnam fight
mūrus, mūrum. wall
gēns, gentem family
ita vērō yes! truly so
noster our
nunc now
rapit, rapuit snatch
stultus, stulta stupid, foolish
verberat strike, beat
āmittit, āmīsit loses
cinis, cinerem ash
complet, complēvit fills
custōdit, custōdīvit guards
dēnsus thick
epistula letter
flamma flame
fortiter bravely
frūstrā in vain
fugit, fūgit runs away, flees
fundus farm
iacet, iacuit lies
iam now
igitur therefore
incidit, incidit falls
mirābilis, mirābilem marvelous, strange, wonderful
mittit, mīsit sends
mōns, montem mountain
nūbēs, nūbem cloud
optimē very well
paene almost
sentit, sēnsit feels
tandem at last
templum temple
terra ground, land
timet, timuit is afraid, fears
ūnus one
duo two
trēs three
adveniō, advenīre, advēnī arrive
aedificium building
aeger sick, ill
alter the other, the second
cantō, cantāre, cantāvī sing
cēterī the others, the rest
coniūrātiō plot
custōs guard
dēcidō, dēcidere, dēcidī fall down
dīcō, dīcere, dīxī say
excitō, excitāre, excitāvī arouse, wake up
fessus tired
geminī twins
hauriō, haurīre, hausī drain, drink up
horreum barn, granary
interficiō, interficere, interfēcī kill
ita vērō yes
nōlō, nōlle, nōluī do not want, refuse
novus new
nūllus not any, no
numerō, numerāre, numerāvī count
ōrdō row
possum, posse, potuī can, be able
retineō, retinēre, retinuī keep
ruō, ruere, ruī rush
himself, herself, themselves
suāviter sweetly
trahō, trahere, trāxī drag
volō, velle, voluī want
vulnerō, vulnerāre, vulnerāvī wound
cēnat: cēnāvit eats dinner, dines
cōnspicit: cōnspexit catches sight of
cum with
facit: fēcit makes, does
heri yesterday
ingēns huge
intellegit: intellēxit understands
lacrimat: lacrimāvit weeps, cries
mortuus dead
nārrat: nārrāvit tells, relates
necat: necāvit kills
nihil nothing
omnis all
parat: parāvit prepares
prope near
rogat: rogāvit asks
tacitē quietly
tamen however
terret: terruit frightens
valdē very much, very
agitō, agitāre, agitāvī, agitātus to chase, to hunt
cōnsūmō, cōnsūmere, cōnsūmpsī, cōnsūmptus to eat
dūcō, dūcere, dūxī, ductum to lead
eum him
facile easily
ferōx: ferōcem fierce, ferocious
gladius: gladium sword
habitō, habitāre, habitāvī, habitātus to live
hic this
ignāvus, -a, -um cowardly, lazy
incitō, incitāre, incitāvī, incitātus to urge on, to encourage
nūntius: nūntium messenger
pēs: pedem foot, paw
porta: portam gate
postulō, postulāre: postulāvī, postulātus to demand
puer: puerum boy
pugnō, pugnāre, pugnāvī to fight
recumbō, recumbere, recubuī to lie down, to recline
saepe often
sanguis: sanguinem blood
silva: silvam woods, forest
spectāculum: spectāculum show, spectacle
statim at once
tōtus, -a, -um whole
abeō, abīre, abiī, abitum to go away
accipiō, accipere, accēpī, acceptum to accept, receive
callidus, a, um clever
contentus, a, um satisfied
exclāmō, exclāmāre, exclāmāvī, exclāmātus to exclaim
frater: fratrem m. brother
imperium: imperium n. empire
inimīcus: inimīcum m. enemy
inveniō, invenīre, invēnī, inventus to find, come upon
eō, īre, iī, itum to go
liber: librum m. book
nōs we
nūntiō, nūntiāre, nūntiāvī, nūntiātus to announce
pax: pacem f. peace
portus: portum m. (4th) harbour
quam than
semper always
servō, servāre, servāvī, servātus to save, look after, keep, guard
sōlus, a, um alone
suus, a, um his, her, their own
taceō, tacēre, tacuī, tacitum to be silent
uxor: uxorem f. wife
vehementer violently, vigorously
vōs you (plural)
aliquid something
apud (+ACC) among, at the house of
attonitus astonished
aula palace
cotidie every day
decorus right, proper
deleo, delēre, delevi destroy
deus god
difficilis difficult
diligenter carefully
domina mistress
donum present, gift
familiaris: familiarem relative, relation
fidelis faithful, loyal
ipse, ipsa himself, herself
iste that
lavo, lavare, lavi wash
maritus husband
necesse necessary
nobilis: nobilem noble
num? surely...not?
quam how
quamquam although
-que and
rex: regem king
ubi when
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