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Latin 1 Vocabulary

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Term
Definition
Unus   1  
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Duo   2  
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Tres   3  
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Quattuor   4  
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Quinque   5  
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Sex   6  
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Septem   7  
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Octo   8  
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Novem   9  
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Decem   10  
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Undecim   11  
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Duodecim   12  
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Tredecim   13  
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Quattuordecim   14  
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Quindecim   15  
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Sedecim   16  
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Septendecim   17  
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Duodeviginti   18  
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Undeviginti   19  
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Viginti   20  
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Viginti Unus   21  
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Quinquaginta   50  
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Centum   100  
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Quingenti   500  
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Mille   1000  
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Ubi   Where?  
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Quid   What?  
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Estne   Is?  
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Suntne   Are?  
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-ne   (Indicates a "yes" or "no" question; an enclitic.)  
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Inter   Between, among  
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Supra   Above  
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Sub   Under  
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Prope   Near  
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In   In, on  
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Est   Is  
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Sunt   Are  
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Insula   Island  
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Oppidum   Town  
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Mare   Sea  
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Item   Also  
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Nostrum   Our  
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Fama/Famae   Rumor, report; fame, reputation  
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Forma/Formae   Form, shape, beauty  
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Fortuna/Fortunae   Fortune, luck  
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Ira/Irae   Ire, anger  
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Nauta/Nautae   Sailor  
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Patria/Patriae   Fatherland, native land, (one's) country  
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Pecunia/Pecuniae   Money  
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Philosophia/Philosophiae   Philosophy  
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Poeta/Poetae   Poet  
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Porta/Portae   Gate, entrance  
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Puella/Puellae   Girl  
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Rosa/Rosae   Rose  
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Sententia/Sententiae   Feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence life; mode of life  
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Ager/Agri   Field, farm  
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Agricola/Agricolae   Farmer  
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Amica/Amicae   Friend  
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Amicus/Amici   Friend  
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Femina/Feminae   Woman  
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Filia/Filiae   Daughter  
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Filius/Filii   Son  
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Numerus/Numeri   Number  
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Populus/Populi   The people, a people, a nation  
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Puer/Pueri   Boy; boys, children  
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Sapientia/Sapientiae   Wisdom  
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Vir/Viri   Man, hero  
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Avarus/Avara/Avarum   Greedy, avaricious  
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Romanus/Romana/Romanum   Roman  
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Antiquus/Antiqua/Antiquum   Ancient, old-time  
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Magnus/Magna/Magnum   Large, great, important  
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Meus/Mea/Meum   My, mine  
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Multus/Multa/Multum   Much, many  
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Tuus/Tua/Tuum   Your (when speaking to one person)  
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Sum/Esse   I am, to be  
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Et   And  
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Sed   But  
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O   O!, Oh!  
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Familia/Familiae   Family  
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Servus/Servi   Slave  
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Serva/Servae   Slavewoman  
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Libertus/Liberti   Freedman, ex-slave  
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Pater/Patris   Father  
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Mater/Matris   Mother  
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Soror/Sororis   Sister  
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Frater/Fratris   Brother  
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Maritus/Mariti   Husband  
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Uxor/Uxoris   Wife  
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Ludus/Ludi   School  
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Magister/Magistri   Teacher  
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Paedagogus/Paedagogi   Tutor  
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Discipulus/Discipuli   Student  
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Tabula/Tabulae   Tablet  
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Liber/Libri   Book  
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Tunica/Tunicae   Tunic  
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Calceus/Calcei   Shoe  
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Cena/Cenae   Dinner  
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Culina/Culinae   Kitchen  
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Cibus/Cibi   Food  
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Laetus/Laeta/Laetum   Happy  
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Bonus/Bona/Bonum   Good  
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Malus/Mala/Malum   Bad, evil  
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Stultus/Stulta/Stultum   Foolish  
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Verus/Vera/Verum   Real, true  
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Parvus/Parva/Parvum   Small, little  
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Studeo/Studere/Studui   To study  
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Ambulo/Ambulare/Ambulavi/Ambulatus   To wwalk  
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Lego/Legere/Legi/Lectus   To read  
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Scribo/Scribere/Scripsi/Scriptus   To write  
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Coquo/Coquere/Coxi/Coctus   To cook  
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Amo/Amare/Amavi/Amatus   To love, like  
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Video/Videre/Vidi/Visus   To see  
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Moneo/Monere/Monui/Monitus   To advise, warn  
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Servo/Servare/Servavi/Servatus   To save, guard  
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Voco/Vocare/Vocavi/Vocatus   To call, summon  
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Do/Dare/Dedi/Datus   To give, present  
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Non   Not  
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Saepe   Often  
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Basium/Basii   Kiss  
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Canis   Dog  
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Custos/Custodis   Guard  
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Fons/Fontis   Fountain, spring  
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Miles/Militis   Soldier  
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Mons/Montis   Mountain  
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Nox/Noctis   Night  
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Pars/Partis   Part, portion, a share  
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Rex/Regis   King  
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Bellum/Belli   War  
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Consilium/Consillii   Plan, purpose, counsel, advice, judgement, wisdom  
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Cura/Curae   Care, attention, caution, anxiety  
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Donum/Doni   Gift, present  
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Exitium/Exitii   Destruction, ruin  
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Mora/Morae   Delay  
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Nihil   Nothing  
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Oculus/Oculi   Eye  
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Officium/Officii   Duty, service  
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Otium/Otii   Leisure, peace  
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Periculum/Periculi   Danger, past  
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Remedium/Remedii   Cure, remedy  
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Adulescentia/Adulescentiae   Youth (as in a time of life, not a young person), young manhood, youthfulness  
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Animus/Animi   Soul, spirit, mind; (plural) pride, high spirits, courage  
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Caelum/Caeli   Sky, heaven  
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Culpa/Culpae   Fault, blame  
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Gloria/Gloriae   Glory, fame  
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Verbum/Verbi   Word  
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Te   You, yourself (referring to one person)  
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Brevis/Breve   Short, brief  
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Crudelis/Crudele   Cruel  
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Fidelis/Fidele   Faithful, loyal  
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Gravis/Grave   Serious, heavy  
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Omnis/Omne   Every, all  
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Audax/Audacis   Bold, daring  
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Felix/Felicis   Happy, fortunate  
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Ferox/Ferocis   Fierce, wild  
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Infelix/Infelicis   Unlucky, unfortunate  
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Ingens/Ingentis   Huge  
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Liber/Libera/Liberum   Free  
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Noster/Nostra/Nostrum   Our, ours  
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Pulcher/Pulchra/Pulchrum   Beautiful, handsome, fine  
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Sanus/Sana   Sound, healthy, sane  
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Ceno/Cenare/Cenavi/Cenatum   To dine  
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Culpo/Culpare/Culpavi/Culpatum   To blame, censure  
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Supero/Superare/Superavi/Superatum   To surpass, overcome, be above, have the upper hand  
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Habeo/Habere/Habui/Habitum   To have, hold, possess, consider, regard  
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Hodie   Today  
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Semper   Always  
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Igitur   Therefore, consequently (postpositive)  
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Cras   Tomorrow  
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Heri   Yesterday  
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Quando   When (si quando: if ever)  
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Satis   Enough, sufficient (-ly)  
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Tum   Then, at that time; thereupon, in the next place  
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