Yr 10 Latin exam Word Scramble
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Question | Answer |
accipio accipere, (3) accepi, acceptum | to receive, get, welcome |
adeo | to such an extent |
adsum adesse, adfui | to be present, near |
alloquor alloqui (3), allocutus sum | to speak to, address |
antea | previously, before |
aperio -ire, aperui, apertum | to open |
apud + accusative | at the house of |
auctio -onis, f | auction |
audeo audere (2), ausus sum | to dare |
audio -ire, audivi, auditum | to hear |
aufero auferre, abstuli, ablatum | to carry away, take away |
augeo augere (2), auxi, auctum | to increase |
auxilium auxilii, n | help |
bellum -i, n | war |
beneficium beneficii, n | kindness, favour, help |
breviter | briefly |
cado cadere (3), cecidi, casum | to fall |
capio capere (3), cepi, captum | to capture, take |
caput capitis n | head |
carcer -eris, m | prison |
celer celeris, celere | fast |
celo celare (1) | to hide |
ceteri -ae, -a | the rest |
civis civis m | citizen |
cognosco -ere (3), cognovi, cognitum | learn, get to know |
collis collis m | hill |
conicio conicere (3), conieci, coniectum | to throw |
conor conari (1), conatus sum | to try |
consilium consilii, n | advice, plan |
conspicio conspicere (3), conspexi, conspectum | to catch sight of |
corpus -oris, n | body |
creo creare (1) | to create |
cum primum | as soon as |
cupio cupere (3), cupivi, cupitum | to want, desire |
curro currere (3), cucurri, cursum | to run |
custodio custodire (4), | to guard |
custos -odis, m/f | guard |
debeo debere (2), debui, debitum | i owe, (one) ought |
deicio deicere (3), deieci, deiectum | to throw down |
deinde | then, next |
deleo delere (2), delevi, deletum | to destroy |
delibero deliberare (1) | to consult, deliberate, resolve |
despero desperare (1) | to despair |
difficilis -e, | difficult |
diligenter | carefully |
discedo discedere (3), discessi , discessum | to depart, leave, go away |
dives –vitis | rich |
do dare, dedi, datum | to give |
domina -ae, f | mistress |
dormio dormire (4) | to sleep |
duco ducere (3), duxi, ductum | to lead, take |
effugio effugere (3), effugi, effugitum | to escape |
egredior egredi (3), egressus | to go out, leave |
egredior egredi (3), egressus sum | to go out, leave |
emo emere (3), emi, emptum | to buy |
exeo exire (4), exii, exitum | to go out |
exeo exire, exii, exitum | to go out |
extra + accusative | outside |
extraho extrahere (3), extraxi, extractum | to drag out |
facilis -is, -e | easy |
facio facere (3), feci, factum | to make, do |
fero ferre, tuli, latum | to carry, bring |
ferox ferocis | fierce |
fidelis -is, -e | faithful |
fides -ei, f | faith |
fortasse | perhaps |
forte | by chance |
fortis -is, -e | brave |
frustra | in vain |
gaudeo gaudere (2), gavisus sum | to rejoice |
gero gerere (3), gessi, gestum | to wear, carry on |
gladius -i m, | sword |
habeo habere (2), habui, habitum | to have |
heri | yesterday |
hostis hostis m | enemy |
huc illuc | here and there, hither and thither |
immemor –moris | forgetful |
impero imperare (1) + dative | to order, command |
incola -ae, m | inhabitant |
induo induere (3), indui, indutum | to put on |
ingens ingentis | huge, big |
ingredior ingredi (3), ingressus | to enter |
ingredior ingredi (3), ingressus sum | to enter, go into |
inspicio inspicere (3), inspexi, inspectum | to inspect, examine |
interdiu | during the day |
interficio -ficere (3), -feci, -fectum | to kill |
interrogo interrogare (1) | to ask |
intro intrare (1) | to enter |
invalidus -a, -um | weak, feeble |
invenio invenire (4), inveni, inventum | to find |
invitus -a, -um | unwilling |
iterum | again |
lacrimo lacrimare (1) | to cry |
laudo laudare (1) | to praise |
lectica - ae, f | litter |
lego legere (3), legi, lectum | to read |
libenter | gladly |
licet licere (2), licuit | it is allowed |
litus litoris, n | shore |
locus -i, m | place |
lux lucis f | light |
magis | more |
magnus -a, -um | great, big |
maneo manere (2), mansi, mansum | to remain, stay |
mare maris n | sea |
matrona -ae, f | wife, middle aged lady |
medicus medici, m | doctor |
metus metus m | fear |
miles -itis, m | soldier |
miror mirari, miratus | to wonder at, admire |
mors mortis f | death |
mulier mulieris f | woman |
narro narrare (1) | to tell, relate |
nascor nasci (3), natus sum | to be born |
ne …. quidem | not even |
neco necare (1) | to kill |
nimis | too much |
nolo nolle, nolui | to be unwilling, to refuse |
nomen -inis, n | name |
noster nostra, nostrum | our |
nusquam | nowhere |
occurro occurrere (3), occurri, occursum (+dative) | to meet |
olim | once upon a time, formerly |
oppidum -i, n | town |
oro orare (1) | to plead, pray to |
paene | almost |
patior pati (3), passus sum | to suffer, endure |
paulum | a little, little |
peritus -a, -um | skilled |
perterritus -a, -um | terrified |
pervenio pervenire (4), perveni, perventum (ad + acc) | to reach, arrive (at) |
pes pedis, m | foot |
peto petere (3), petivi, petitum | to seek, look for, make for |
plurimus -a, -um | very much, very many, most |
poenas dare | to be punished |
porto portare (1) | to carry |
posco poscere (3), poposci | to ask for, demand |
posterus -a, -um | following, next |
postquam | after |
postremo | finally |
postridie | on the following day |
postulo postulare (1) | to ask |
praeclarus -a, -um | famous |
praeter | except |
praeter + accusative | except |
princeps -ipis, m | emperor |
procul | far |
proficiscor proficisci (3), profectus sum | to set out |
progredior progredi (3), progressus | to go forward , advance |
promitto -mittere (3), -misi, -missum | to promise |
puer pueri, m | boy |
pulcher pulchra, pulchrum | beautiful, handsome |
quidam quaedam, quoddam/ quiddam | a, a certain, (plu) some |
quoniam | since |
quot? | how many? |
reddo reddere(3), reddidi, redditum | give back, return |
regina -ae, f | queen |
res rei, f | thing, matter, affair, situation |
rex regis m | king |
rogo rogare (1) | to ask |
rursus | again |
saluto salutare (1) | to greet |
scelestus -a, -um | wicked |
scio scire (4), scivi/scii, scitum | to know |
securus a, -um | carefree, unconcerned |
semper | always |
sequor sequi (3), secutus sum | to follow |
soleo solere (2), solitus sum | to be accustomed |
suavis -is, -e | sweet, delightful |
suus -a, -um | his, her, its, their |
taberna -ae, f | shop |
taceo tacere (2), tacui, tacitum | to be silent |
talis -is, -e | such, of such a kind |
tandem | at last, at length |
tempus temporis n | time |
timor timoris m | fear |
totus -a, -um | whole of |
traho trahere (3), traxi, tractum | to drag |
tristis -is, -e | sad |
turba -ae, f | crowd |
undique | from all sides |
urbs urbis f | city |
uxor -oris, f | wife |
vel … vel | either ….. or … |
ventus -i m | wind |
veto vetare (1), vetui, vetitum | to forbid, tell not to |
video videre (2), vidi, visum | to see |
vinco vincere (3), vici, victum | to conquer, overcome |
vir viri, m | man |
vita -ae, f | life |
vix | scarcely |
volo velle, volui | to want |
vulnus vulneris n | wound |
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