First Form Latin Vocabulary Flashcards
(356 cards)
1
Q
accuso, -are
accusation
A
to accuse
2
Q
adoro, -are
adoration
A
to adore
3
Q
adventus, -us, m.
advent
A
arrival
4
Q
aeternus, a, um
eternity
A
eternal
everlasting
5
Q
agnus, i, m.
St. Agnes
A
lamb
6
Q
agricola, -ae, m.
agriculture
A
farmer
7
Q
altus, a, um
altitude
A
high
deep
8
Q
ambulo, -are
ambulance
A
to walk
9
Q
amicus, -i, m.
amicable
A
friend
10
Q
amo, -are
amorous, amateur
A
to love
to like
11
Q
annus, -i, m.
annual
A
year
12
Q
appareo, -ere
appearance
A
to appear
13
Q
appello, -are
appeal
A
to address
14
Q
ardeo
ardere
arsi
arsus
(arson)
A
to burn
to be on fire
15
Q
aro, -are
arable
A
to plow
16
Q
bellum, -i, n.
bellicose
A
war
17
Q
bonus, a, um
bonus
A
good
18
Q
caelum -i, n.
caeli -orum, m.
(celestial)
A
sky
heavens
19
Q
canis, canis, m/f
canine
A
dog
20
Q
caput, capitis, n.
capital
A
head
21
Q
caveo
cavere
cavi
cautus
(caution)
A
to beware of
to guard against
22
Q
celo, -are
conceal
A
to hide
23
Q
Christus, -i, m.
A
Christ
24
Q
clamo, -are
clamor
A
to shout
25
cor, cordis, n.
| cordial
heart
26
cras
| procrastinate
tomorrow
27
creo, -are
| create
to create
28
crux, crucis, f.
| crucify
cross
29
culpo, -are
| culprit, culpable
to blame
30
debeo, -ere
| debt
to owe, ought
31
debitum, -i, n.
| debit
debt
| sin
32
decem
ten
33
decimus, a, um
tenth
34
delecto, -are
| delectable
to delight
| to please
35
demonstro, -are
| demonstrate
to show
| to point out
36
deus, -i, m.
| deity
god
37
dies, -ei, m.
| diary
day
38
do
dare
dedi
datus
(donate)
to give
39
doceo
docere
docui
doctus
(docile)
to teach
40
dominus, -i, m.
| dominate
lord
| master
41
domus, -us, f.
| domestic
house
| home
42
donum, -i, n.
| donation
gift
43
dubito, -are
| dubious
to doubt
44
duo
two
45
dux, ducis, m.
| duke
leader
46
equus, -i, m.
| equine
horse
47
erro, -are
| erroneous
to err
| to wander
48
exercitus, -us, m.
| exercise
army
49
exploro, -are
| explore
to explore
50
exspecto, -are
| expect
to wait for
| to expect
51
facies, -ei, f.
| facial
face
52
fides, -ei, f.
| fidelity
faith
| trust
53
filius, -i, m.
| filial
son
54
flumen, fluminis, n.
| fluid
river
55
forum, -i, n.
| forum
forum
| marketplace
56
frater, fratris, m.
| fraternity
brother
57
fructus, -us, m.
| fruit
fruit
58
gaudeo
gaudere
-
-
(gaudy)
to rejoice
59
habeo, -ere
| habit
to have
60
habito, -are
| habitat
to live in
| to dwell
61
heri
yesterday
62
hodie
today
63
Italia, -ae, f.
Italy
64
jubeo
jubere
jussi
jussus
to order
| to command
65
judico, -are
| judicious
to judge
| to consider
66
juvo
juvare
juvi
jutus
(adjutant)
to help
67
laboro, -are
| laboratory
to work
68
lacus, -us, m.
lake
69
latus, a, um
| latitude
wide
| broad
70
laudo, -are
| laudable
to praise
71
lavo
lavare
lavi
lautus
(lavatory)
to wash
72
lex, legis, f.
| legal
law
73
libero, -are
| liberty
to set free
74
lumen, luminis, n.
| luminous
lamp
75
lux, lucis, f.
| lucid, Lucifer
light
76
magnus, a, um
| magnify
great
| large
77
malus, a, um
| malice
bad
78
maneo
manere
mansi
mansus
(mansion)
to remain
| to stay
79
manus, -us, f.
| manual, manufacture
hand
80
Maria, -ae, f.
Mary
81
mater, matris, f.
| maternity
mother
82
mensa, -ae, f.
| mesa
table
83
metus, -us, m.
fear
84
miles, militis, m.
| military
soldier
85
moneo, -ere
| monitor
to warn
86
mos, moris, m.
ablative singular can mean "according to custom"
(moral)
custom
87
moveo
movere
movi
motus
(movable)
to move
88
multus, a, um
| multitude
much
| many
89
mundus, -i, m.
| mundane
world
| mankind
90
muto, -are
| mutate
to change
91
narro, -are
| narrator
to tell
92
nato, -are
| natatorium
to swim
93
nauta, -ae, m.
| nautical
sailor
94
navigo, -are
| navigator
to sail
95
nego, -are
| negative
to deny
96
nomen, nominis, n.
| nominate
name
Nomen cannot be used in a double accusative. Instead it is put in the ablative singular.
Christum nomine appellamus. = We address Christ by name.
97
non
not
98
nonus, a, um
ninth
99
novem
nine
100
novus, a, um
| novelty, novel
new
101
numquam
never
102
nunc
now
103
nuntio, -are
| announce
to report
104
occupo, -are
| occupy
to seize
105
octavus, a, um
eighth
106
octo
eight
107
oppidum, -i, n.
town
108
oppugno, -are
| pugnacious
to attack
109
opto, -are
| option
to desire
to wish
to choose, elect, select
110
oro, -are
| orator
to speak
| to pray
111
panis, panis, m.
| companion
bread
112
paro, -are
| preparation
to prepare
113
parvus, a, um
small
| little
114
pater, patris, m.
| patrician
father
115
pax, pacis, f.
| pacific
peace
116
perturbo, -are
| perturb
to disturb
117
pes, pedis, m.
| pedal
foot
118
poeta, -ae, m.
poet
119
porto, -are
| portable
to carry
120
portus, -us, m.
| port
harbor
121
primus, a, um
first
122
prohibeo, -ere
| prohibit
to prevent
123
puella, -ae, f.
girl
124
pugno, -are
| pugnacious
to fight
(transitive in English,
intransitive in Latin)
125
puto, -are
| computer
to think
126
quartus, a, um
fourth
127
quattuor
four
128
quinque
five
129
quintus, a, um
fifth
130
regina, -ae, f.
queen
131
regnum, -i, n.
| reign
kingdom
| royal power
132
res, -ei, f.
| real
thing
matter
affair
busines
133
respondeo
respondere
respondi
responsus
(response)
to respond
| to answer
134
rex, regis, m.
| regal
king
135
rogo, -are
| interrogative
to ask
136
Roma, -ae, f.
Rome
137
saepe
often
138
saluto, -are
| salutation
to greet
139
sanctus, a, um
| sanctify
sacred
holy
saint
140
saxum, -i, n.
rock
141
secundus, a, um
second
142
sedeo
sedere
sedi
sessus
(sedate)
to sit
143
semper
always
144
senatus, -us, m.
| senate
senate
145
septem
seven
146
septimus, a, um
seventh
147
servo, -are
| conservation
to guard
| to keep
148
servus, -i, m.
| servile
slave
| servant
149
sex
six
150
sextus, a, um
sixth
151
sol, solis, m.
| solar
sun
152
soror, sororis, f.
| sorority
sister
153
specto, -are
| inspect
to look at
154
spero, -are
| despair
to hope
155
spes, -ei, f.
| despair
hope
156
spiritus, -us, m.
| spirit
spirit
157
sto
stare
steti
status
(status)
to stand
158
sum
esse
fui
futurus
to be
159
supero, -are
| superior
to overcome
| to surpass
160
taceo, -ere
| taciturn
to be silent
161
templum, -i, n.
temple
162
tempto, -are
| temptation
to tempt
163
teneo
tenere
tenui
tentus
(tentacle)
to hold
164
terra, -ae, f.
| territory
earth
land
country
165
terreo, -ere
| terrify
to frighten
166
tertius, a, um
third
167
timeo
timere
timui
-
(timid)
to fear
to be afraid of
(transitive in English,
intransitive in Latin)
168
tres, tria
three
169
tum
then
| at that time
170
umquam
ever
171
unus, a, um
one
172
valeo
valere
valui
-
(valor)
to be strong
| to be well
173
verbum, -i, n.
| verb, verbal
word
174
video
videre
vidi
visus
(video)
to see
175
voco, -are
| vocation, vocal
to call
176
volo, -are
| volley, volatile
to fly
177
vox, vocis, f.
| vocal
voice
178
vulnero, -are
| vulnerable
to wound
179
to accuse
accuso, -are
| accusation
180
to adore
adore, -are
| adoration
181
arrival
adventus, -us, m.
| advent
182
eternal
| everlasting
aeternus, a, um
| eternity
183
lamb
agnus, -i, m.
| St. Agnes
184
farmer
agricola, -ae, m.
| agriculture
185
high
| deep
altus, a, um
| altitude
186
to walk
ambulo, -are
| ambulance
187
friend
amicus, -i, m.
| amicable
188
to love
| to like
amo, -are
| amorous, amateur
189
year
annus, -i, m.
| annual
190
to appear
appareo, -ere
| appearance
191
to address
appello, -are
| appeal
192
to burn
| to be on fire
ardeo
ardere
arsi
arsus
(arson)
193
to plow
aro, -are
| arable
194
war
bellum, -i, n.
| bellicose
195
good
bonus, a, um
| bonus
196
sky
| heavens
caelum -i, n.
caeli -orum, m.
(celestial)
197
dog
canis, canis, m/f
| canine
198
head
caput, capitis, n.
| capital
199
to beware of
| to guard against
caveo
cavere
cavi
cautus
(caution)
200
to hide
celo, -are
| conceal
201
Christ
Christus, -i, m.
202
to shout
clamo, -are
| clamor
203
heart
cor, cordis, n.
| cordial
204
tomorrow
cras
| procrastinate
205
to create
creo, -are
| create
206
cross
crux, crucis, f.
| crucify
207
to blame
culpo, -are
| culprit, culpable
208
to owe
| ought
debeo, -ere
| debt
209
debt
| sin
debitum, -i, n.
| debit
210
ten
decem
211
tenth
decimus, a, um
212
to delight
| to please
delecto, -are
| delectable
213
to show
| to point out
demonstro, -are
| demonstrate
214
god
deus, -i, m.
| diety
215
day
dies, -ei, m.
| diary
216
to give
do
dare
dedi
datus
(donate)
217
to teach
doceo
docere
docui
doctus
(docile)
218
lord
| master
dominus, -i, m.
| dominate
219
house
| home
domus, -us, f.
| domestic
220
gift
donum, -i, n.
| donation
221
to doubt
dubito, -are
| dubious
222
two
duo
223
leader
dux, ducis, m.
| duke
224
horse
equus, -i, m.
| equine
225
to err
| to wander
erro, -are
| erroneous
226
army
exercitus, -us, m.
| exercise
227
to explore
exploro, -are
| explore
228
to wait for
| to expect
exspecto, -are
| expect
229
face
facies, -ei, f.
| facial
230
faith
| trust
fides, -ei, f.
| fidelity
231
son
filius, -i, m.
| filial
232
river
flumen, fluminis, n.
| fluid
233
forum
| marketplace
forum, -i, n.
| forum
234
brother
frater, fratris, m.
| fraternity
235
fruit
fructus, -us, m.
| fruit
236
to rejoice
gaudeo
gaudere
-
-
(gaudy)
237
to have
habeo, -ere
| habit
238
to live in
| to dwell
habito, -are
| habitat
239
yesterday
heri
240
today
hodie
241
Italy
Italia, -ae, f.
242
to order
| to command
jubeo
jubere
jussi
jussus
243
to judge
| to consider
judico, -are
| judicious
244
to help
juvo
juvare
juvi
jutus
(adjutant)
245
to work
laboro, -are
| laboratory
246
lake
lacus, -us, m.
247
wide
| broad
latus, a, um
| latitude
248
to praise
laudo, -are
| laudable
249
to wash
lavo
lavare
lavi
lautus
(lavatory)
250
law
lex, legis, f.
| legal
251
to set free
libero, -are
| liberty
252
lamp
lumen, luminis, n.
| luminous
253
light
lux, lucis, f.
| lucid, Lucifer
254
great
| large
magnus, a, um
| magnify
255
bad
malus, a, um
| malice
256
to remain
| to stay
maneo
manere
mansi
mansus
(mansion)
257
hand
manus, -us, f.
| manual, manufacture
258
Mary
Maria, -ae, f.
259
mother
mater, matris, f.
| maternity
260
table
mensa, -ae, f.
| mesa
261
fear
metus, -us, m.
262
soldier
miles, militis, m.
| military
263
to warn
moneo, -ere
| monitor
264
custom
mos, moris, m.
ablative singular can mean "according to custom"
(moral)
265
to move
moveo
movere
movi
motus
(movable)
266
much
| many
multus, a, um
| multitude
267
world
| mankind
mundus, -i, m.
| mundane
268
to change
muto, -are
| mutate
269
to tell
narro, -are
| narrator
270
to swim
nato, -are
| natatorium
271
sailor
nauta, -ae, m.
| nautical
272
to sail
navigo, -are
| navigator
273
to deny
nego, -are
| negative
274
not
non
275
ninth
nonus, a, um
276
nine
novem
277
new
novus, a, um
| novelty, novel
278
never
numquam
279
now
nunc
280
to report
nuntio, -are
| announce
281
to seize
occupo, -are
| occupy
282
eighth
octavus, a, um
283
eight
octo
284
town
oppidum, -i, n.
285
to attack
oppugno, -are
| pugnacious
286
to desire
to wish
to choose, elect, select
opto, -are
| option
287
to speak
| to pray
oro, -are
| orator
288
bread
panis, panis, m.
| companion
289
to prepare
paro, -are
| preparation
290
small
| little
parvus, a, um
291
father
pater, patris, m.
| patrician
292
peace
pax, pacis, f.
| pacific
293
to disturb
perturbo, -are
| perturb
294
foot
pes, pedis, m.
| pedal
295
poet
poeta, -ae, m.
296
to carry
porto, -are
| portable
297
harbor
portus, -us, m.
| port
298
first
primus, a, um
299
to prevent
prohibeo, -ere
| prohibit
300
girl
puella, -ae, f.
301
to fight
pugno, -are
| pugnacious
302
to think
(transitive in English,
intransitive in Latin)
puto, -are
| computer
303
fourth
quartus, a, um
304
four
quattuor
305
five
quinque
306
fifth
quintus, a, um
307
queen
regina, -ae, f.
308
kingdom
| royal power
regnum, -i, n.
| reign
309
thing
matter
affair
business
res, -ei, f.
| real
310
to respond
| to answer
respondeo
respondere
respondi
responsus
(response)
311
king
rex, regis, m.
| regal
312
to ask
rogo, -are
| interrogative
313
Rome
Roma, -ae, f.
314
often
saepe
315
to greet
saluto, -are
| salutation
316
sacred
holy
saint
sanctus, a, um
| sanctify
317
rock
saxum, -i, n.
318
second
secundus, a, um
319
to sit
sedeo
sedere
sedi
sessus
(sedate)
320
always
semper
321
senate
senatus, -us, m.
| senate
322
seven
septem
323
seventh
septimus, a, um
324
to guard
| to keep
servo, -are
| conservation
325
slave
| servant
servus, -i, m.
| servile
326
six
sex
327
sixth
sextus, a, um
328
sun
sol, solis, m.
| solar
329
sister
soror, sororis, f.
| sorority
330
to look at
specto, -are
| inspect
331
to hope
spero -are
| despair
332
spirit
spiritus, -us, m.
| spirit
333
to stand
sto
stare
steti
status
(status)
334
to be
sum
esse
fui
futurus
335
to overcome
| to surpass
supero, -are
| superior
336
to be silent
taceo, -ere
| taciturn
337
temple
templum, -i, n.
338
to tempt
tempto, -are
| temptation
339
to hold
teneo
tenere
tenui
tentus
(tentacle)
340
earth
land
country
terra, -ae, f.
| territory
341
to frighten
terreo, -ere
| terrify
342
third
tertius, a, um
343
to fear
to be afraid of
(transitive in English,
intransitive in Latin)
timeo
timere
timui
-
(timid)
344
three
tres, tria
345
then
| at that time
tum
346
ever
umquam
347
one
unus, a, um
348
to be strong
| to be well
valeo
valere
valui
-
(valor)
349
word
verbum, -i, n.
| verb, verbal
350
to see
video
videre
vidi
visus
(video)
351
to call
voco, -are
| vocation, vocal
352
to fly
volo, -are
| volley, volatile
353
voice
vox, vocis, f.
| vocal
354
to wound
vulnero, -are
| vulnerable
355
hope
spes, -ei, f.
| despair
356
name
Nomen cannot be used in a double accusative. Instead, it is put in the ablative singular.
Christum nomine appellamus. = We address Christ by name.
nomen, nominis, n.
| nominate
