Latin for Americans Vocabulary I Part 1

Question 1

insula (1)

Answer 1

insulae, f. - island

Question 2

via (1)

Answer 2

viae, f. - road, way, street

Question 3

sunt (1)

Answer 3

• (they/there) are

Question 4

non (1)

Answer 4

• not

Question 5

fama (2)

Answer 5

famae, f. - report, fame

Question 6

fortuna (2)

Answer 6

fortunae, f. - fortune, luck

Question 7

terra (2)

Answer 7

terrae, f. - earth, land

Question 8

bonus (2)

Answer 8

bona, bonum - good

Question 9

magnus (2)

Answer 9

magna, magnum - great, large, big

Question 10

amant (2)

Answer 10

• they love, like

Question 11

agricola (3)

Answer 11

agricolae, m. - farmer

Question 12

multus (3)

Answer 12

multa, multum - much; many

Question 13

amo (3)

Answer 13

amare, amavi, amatus - love, like

Question 14

paro (3)

Answer 14

parare, paravi, paratus - get, get ready, prepare

Question 15

specto (3)

Answer 15

spectare, spectavi, spectatus - look at, watch

Question 16

sic (3)

Answer 16

• thus, so, yes

Question 17

equus (4)

Answer 17

equi, m. - horse

Question 18

malus (4)

Answer 18

mala, malum - bad

Question 19

erat (4)

Answer 19

• (he/she/it/there) was

Question 20

nunc (4)

Answer 20

• now

Question 21

ubi (4)

Answer 21

• where

Question 22

copia (5)

Answer 22

copiae, f. - abundance, supply

Question 23

forma (5)

Answer 23

formae, f. - shape

Question 24

regina (5)

Answer 24

reginae, f. - queen

Question 25

planus (5)

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plana, planum - level, flat

Question 26

pecunia (6)

Answer 26

pecuniae, f. - money

Question 27

navigo (6)

Answer 27

navigare, navigavi, navigatus - sail

Question 28

cras (6)

Answer 28

- tomorrow

Question 29

amicus (7)

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amici, m. - friend

Question 30

praeda (7)

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praedae, f. - loot, booty

Question 31

dono (7)

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donare, donavi, donatus - give, present

Question 32

monstro (7)

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monstrare, monstravi, monstratus - point out, show

Question 33

probo (7)

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probare, probavi, probatus - test, prove, approve (of)

Question 34

memoria (8)

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memoriae, f. - memory

Question 35

provincia (8)

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provinciae, f. - province

Question 36

victoria (8)

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victoriae, f. - victory

Question 37

occupo (8)

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occupare, occupavi, occupatus - seize (hold of)

Question 38

servo (8)

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servare, servavi, servatus - save, guard

Question 39

hora (9)

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horae, f. - hour

Question 40

quintus (9)

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quinta, quintum - fifth

Question 41

paene (9)

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- almost

Question 42

disciplina (10)

Answer 42

disciplinae, f. - training, instruction

Question 43

lingua (10)

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linguae, f. - tongue, language

Question 44

patria (10)

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patriae, f. - fatherland, country

Question 45

augeo (10)

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augere, auxi, auctus - increase

Question 46

doceo (10)

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docere, docui, doctus - teach

Question 47

habeo (10)

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habere, habui, habitus - have, hold

Question 48

terreo (10)

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terrere, terrui, territus - scare, frighten

Question 49

amicitia (11)

Answer 49

amicitiae, f. - friendship

Question 50

gloria (11)

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gloriae, f. - glory

Question 51

gratia (11)

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gratiae, f. - gratitude, influence

Question 52

materia (11)

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materiae, f. - matter, timber

Question 53

maneo (11)

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manere, mansi, mansus - remain

Question 54

video (11)

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videre, vidi, visus - see

Question 55

ibi (11)

Answer 55

- there

Question 56

in (11)

Answer 56

(+abl) - in, on

Question 57

casa (12)

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casae, f. - house

Question 58

socius (12)

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socii, m. - ally, comrade

Question 59

altus (12)

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alta, altum - high, tall, deep

Question 60

libero (12)

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liberare, liberavi, liberatus - free

Question 61

mereo (12)

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merere, merui, meritus - deserve, earn

Question 62

teneo (12)

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tenere, tenui, tentus - hold, keep

Question 63

captivus (13)

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captivi, m. - prisoner

Question 64

cena (13)

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cenae, f. - dinner

Question 65

singuli (13)

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singulae, singula - one at a time, one by one

Question 66

moveo (13)

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movere, movi, motus - move

Question 67

voco (13)

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vocare, vocavi, vocatus - call

Question 68

a, ab (13)

Answer 68

(+abl) - from, away from

Question 69

de (13)

Answer 69

(+abl) - from, down from; concerning, about

Question 70

e, ex (13)

Answer 70

(+abl) - from, out of, out from

Question 71

ager (14)

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agri, m. - field

Question 72

filius (14)

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filii, m. - son

Question 73

magister (14)

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magistri, m. - teacher

Question 74

puer (14)

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pueri, m. - boy

Question 75

vir (14)

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viri, m. - man, hero

Question 76

amicus (14)

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amica, amicum - friendly

Question 77

liber (14)

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libera, liberum - free

Question 78

noster (14)

Answer 78

nostra, nostrum - our

Question 79

sacer (14)

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sacra, sacrum - sacred

Question 80

animus (15)

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animi, m. - mind, courage, spirit

Question 81

colonus (15)

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coloni, m. - settler, colonist

Question 82

habito (15)

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habitare, habitavi, habitatus - live, dwell

Question 83

migro (15)

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migrare, migravi, migratus - depart, migrate

Question 84

sum (15)

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esse, fui, futurus - be

Question 85

in (15)

Answer 85

(+acc) - into, onto, to, against

Question 86

annus (16)

Answer 86

anni, m. - year

Question 87

barbarus (16)

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barbari, m. - foreigner, barbarian

Question 88

castra (16)

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castrorum, n.pl. - camp (pl. in form, sing. in meaning)

Question 89

consilium (16)

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consilii, n. - plan, advice

Question 90

frumentum (16)

Answer 90

frumenti, n. - grain

Question 91

praemium (16)

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praemii, n. - reward

Question 92

signum (16)

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signi, n. - sign, standard, signal

Question 93

barbarus (16)

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barbara, barbarum - foreign

Question 94

evoco (16)

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evocare, evocavi, evocatus - call out, summon

Question 95

arma (17)

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armorum, n.pl. - arms, weapons

Question 96

auxilium (17)

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auxilii, n. - aid, help

Question 97

bellum (17)

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belli, n. - war

Question 98

concordia (17)

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concordiae, f. - harmony

Question 99

nuntius (17)

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nuntii, m. - messenger

Question 100

debeo (17)

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debere, debui, debitus - ought; owe

Question 101

maturo (17)

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maturare, maturavi, maturatus - hasten

Question 102

causa (18)

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causae, f. - cause, reason, case

Question 103

dominus (18)

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domini, m. - master

Question 104

oppidum (18)

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oppidi, n. - town

Question 105

populus (18)

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populi, m. - people, nation

Question 106

aequus (18)

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aequa, aequum - even, just, calm

Question 107

latus (18)

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lata, latum - wide

Question 108

publicus (18)

Answer 108

publica, publicum - public

Question 109

verus (18)

Answer 109

vera, verum - true, real

Question 110

vester (18)

Answer 110

vestra, vestrum - your [pl]

Question 111

-ne (18)

Answer 111

- (introduces a yes/no question)

Question 112

quid (18)

Answer 112

- what?

Question 113

quis (18)

Answer 113

- who?

Question 114

officium (19)

Answer 114

officii, n. - duty

Question 115

accedo (19)

Answer 115

accedere, accessi, accessus - approach

Question 116

ago (19)

Answer 116

agere, egi, actus - do, drive, discuss, live, spend (time)

Question 117

cedo (19)

Answer 117

cedere, cessi, cessus - move, retreat, yield, give way

Question 118

defendo (19)

Answer 118

defendere, defendi, defensus - defend

Question 119

excedo (19)

Answer 119

excedere, excessi, excessus - depart

Question 120

exspecto (19)

Answer 120

exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus - look out for, await

Question 121

mitto (19)

Answer 121

mittere, misi, missus - let go, send

Question 122

pono (19)

Answer 122

ponere, posui, positus - put, place

Question 123

templum (20)

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templi, n. - temple

Question 124

pulcher (20)

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pulchra, pulchrum - beautiful

Question 125

accipio (20)

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accipere, accepi, acceptus - receive

Question 126

capio (20)

Answer 126

capere, cepi, captus - take, seize

Question 127

facio (20)

Answer 127

facere, feci, factus - do, make

Question 128

invenio (20)

Answer 128

invenire, inveni, inventus - find, come upon

Question 129

munio (20)

Answer 129

munire, munivi, munitus - fortify

Question 130

rego (20)

Answer 130

regere, rexi, rectus - rule, guide

Question 131

venio (20)

Answer 131

venire, veni, ventus - come

Question 132

locus (21)

Answer 132

loci, m. (pl. - loca, locorum, n.) - place

Question 133

pretium (21)

Answer 133

pretii, n. - price

Question 134

terminus (21)

Answer 134

termini, m. - end, boundary

Question 135

duco (21)

Answer 135

ducere, duxi, ductus - lead, draw

Question 136

efficio (21)

Answer 136

efficere, effeci, effectus - bring about, produce, effect

Question 137

narro (21)

Answer 137

narrare, narravi, narratus - tell, relate

Question 138

dea (22)

Answer 138

deae, f. - goddess

Question 139

deus (22)

Answer 139

dei, m. - god

Question 140

otium (22)

Answer 140

otii, n. - leisure, peace

Question 141

studium (22)

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studii, n. - eagerness, interest; (pl.) studies

Question 142

commodus (22)

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commoda, commodum - suitable, convenient

Question 143

varius (22)

Answer 143

varia, varium - changing, various

Question 144

dico (22)

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dicere, dixi, dictus - say, tell

Question 145

fugio (22)

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fugere, fugi, fugitus - run away, flee

Question 146

valeo (22)

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valere, valui, valitus - be strong, be well

Question 147

ita (22)

Answer 147

- so

Question 148

firmus (23)

Answer 148

firma, firmum - strong, firm

Question 149

perpetuus (23)

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perpetua, perpetuum - constant

Question 150

afficio (23)

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afficere, affeci, affectus - affect, afflict

Question 151

gero (23)

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gerere, gessi, gestus - carry (on); wage

Question 152

incipio (23)

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incipere, incepi, inceptus - begin, take on

Question 153

cum (23)

Answer 153

(+abl) - with

Question 154

liber (24)

Answer 154

libri, m. - book

Question 155

verbum (24)

Answer 155

verbi, n. - word

Question 156

plenus (24)

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plena, plenum - full (of)

Question 157

tardus (24)

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tarda, tardum - late, slow

Question 158

audio (24)

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audire, audivi, auditus - hear

Question 159

contineo (24)

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continere, continui, contentus - hold (together), contain

Question 160

traho (24)

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trahere, traxi, tractus - draw, drag

Question 161

sententia (25)

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sententiae, f. - feeling, opinion, motto

Question 162

medius (25)

Answer 162

media, medium - middle (of)

Question 163

convenio (25)

Answer 163

convenire, conveni, conventus - come together

Question 164

convoco (25)

Answer 164

convocare, convocavi, convocatus - call together

Question 165

reduco (25)

Answer 165

reducere, reduxi, reductus - lead back

Question 166

poeta (26)

Answer 166

poetae, m. - poet

Question 167

reliquus (26)

Answer 167

reliqua, reliquum - rest (of), remaining

Question 168

lego (26)

Answer 168

legere, legi, lectus - gather, choose, read

Question 169

scribo (26)

Answer 169

scribere, scripsi, scriptus - write

Question 170

numquam (26)

Answer 170

- never

Question 171

-que (26)

Answer 171

- and

Question 172

finitimus (27)

Answer 172

finitimi, m. - neighbor

Question 173

proelium (27)

Answer 173

proelii, n. - battle

Question 174

ventus (27)

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venti, m. - wind

Question 175

finitimus (27)

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finitima, finitimum - neighboring

Question 176

pauci (27)

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paucae, pauca - (a) few

Question 177

committo (27)

Answer 177

committere, commisi, commissus - join together, commit, entrust; [proelium committo] begin battle

Question 178

propero (27)

Answer 178

properare, properavi, properatus - hasten, hurry

Question 179

praesidium (28)

Answer 179

praesidii, n. - guard, protection

Question 180

appello (28)

Answer 180

appellare, appellavi, appellatus - call, name

Question 181

aut (28)

Answer 181

- or; (aut?aut) either?or

Question 182

et...et (28)

Answer 182

- both...and

Question 183

neque (28)

Answer 183

(sometimes spelled nec) - and not; (neque?neque) neither?nor

Question 184

periculum (29)

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periculi, n. - danger

Question 185

miser (29)

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misera, miserum - unhappy, poor

Question 186

amitto (29)

Answer 186

amittere, amisi, amissus - lose, let go

Question 187

pro (29)

Answer 187

(+abl) - in front of, before, for

Question 188

inimicus (30)

Answer 188

inimica, inimicum - hostile, unfriendly; [noun] (personal) enemy

Question 189

absum (30)

Answer 189

abesse, afui, afuturus - be absent, be away

Question 190

nosco (30)

Answer 190

noscere, novi, notus - learn; (perf.) know

Question 191

procedo (30)

Answer 191

procedere, processi, processus - go forward, advance

Question 192

produco (30)

Answer 192

producere, produxi, productus - lead out

Question 193

retineo (30)

Answer 193

retinere, retinui, retentus - hold back; keep

Question 194

iam (30)

Answer 194

- now, already

Question 195

sine (30)

Answer 195

(+abl) - without

Question 196

integer (31)

Answer 196

integra, integrum - untouched, fresh, undiminished; whole, entire

Question 197

cupio (31)

Answer 197

cupere, cupivi, cupitus - want, wish, desire

Question 198

dimitto (31)

Answer 198

dimittere, dimisi, dimissus - let go, send away

Question 199

dubito (31)

Answer 199

dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatus - doubt; hesitate

Question 200

ego (31)

Answer 200

{mei, mihi, me, me} - I

Question 201

nos (31)

Answer 201

{nostrum, nobis, nos, nobis} - we

Question 202

olim (31)

Answer 202

- once, formerly

Question 203

tu (31)

Answer 203

{tui, tibi, te, te} - you (s.)

Question 204

vos (31)

Answer 204

{vestrum, vobis, vos, vobis} - you (pl.)

Question 205

ubi (31)

Answer 205

- where, when

Question 206

porta (32)

Answer 206

portae, f. - gate

Question 207

discedo (32)

Answer 207

discedere, discessi, discessus - go away, depart

Question 208

iubeo (32)

Answer 208

iubere, iussi, iussus - order

Question 209

recipio (32)

Answer 209

recipere, recepi, receptus - take back, recover

Question 210

redigo (32)

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redigere, redegi, redactus - drive back, reduce

Question 211

removeo (32)

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removere, removi, remotus - remove, move back

Question 212

etiam (32)

Answer 212

- even, also

Question 213

beneficium (33)

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beneficii, n. - kindness, benefit

Question 214

exemplum (33)

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exempli, n. - example

Question 215

egregius (33)

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egregia, egregium - excellent, distinguished

Question 216

propono (33)

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proponere, proposui, propositus - put forward, offer

Question 217

suscipio (33)

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suscipere, suscepi, susceptus - undertake, take up, start

Question 218

per (33)

Answer 218

(+acc) - through

Question 219

sub (33)

Answer 219

(+acc; +abl) - under, close up to

Question 220

liberi (34)

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liberorum, m.pl. - children

Question 221

superbia (34)

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superbiae, f. - pride, arrogance

Question 222

primus (34)

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prima, primum - first

Question 223

superbus (34)

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superba, superbum - proud, arrogant

Question 224

adsum (34)

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adesse, adfui, adfuturus - be near, be present

Question 225

educo (34)

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educere, eduxi, eductus - lead out

Question 226

interficio (34)

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interficere, interfeci, interfectus - kill

Question 227

permitto (34)

Answer 227

permittere, permisi, permissus - allow, let go through, entrust (+dat)

Question 228

remaneo (34)

Answer 228

remanere, remansi, remansus - remain, stay behind

Question 229

tamen (34)

Answer 229

- nevertheless

Question 230

diligentia (35)

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diligentiae, f. - diligence

Question 231

ludus (35)

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ludi, m. - school, game, play, show

Question 232

do (35)

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dare, dedi, datus - give

Question 233

submitto (35)

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submittere, submisi, submissus - let down, furnish

Question 234

inter (35)

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(+acc) - between, among

Question 235

ob (35)

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(+acc) - because of, on account of

Question 236

natura (36)

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naturae, f. - nature

Question 237

qui (36)

Answer 237

quae, quod - who, whose, whom, which, that

Question 238

peto (36)

Answer 238

petere, petivi, petitus - seek, ask (for)

Question 239

sustineo (36)

Answer 239

sustinere, sustinui, sustentus - hold up, maintain, endure

Question 240

cur (36)

Answer 240

- why

Question 241

conservo (37)

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conservare, conservavi, conservatus - preserve, save

Question 242

intermitto (37)

Answer 242

intermittere, intermisi, intermissus - stop, interrupt, let go

Question 243

obtineo (37)

Answer 243

obtinere, obtinui, obtentus - hold; obtain

Question 244

permoveo (37)

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permovere, permovi, permotus - move (deeply), upset

Question 245

modus (38)

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modi, m. - manner, way

Question 246

cogo (38)

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cogere, coegi, coactus - collect, drive together; compel

Question 247

moneo (38)

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monere, monui, monitus - warn, remind

Question 248

atque (38)

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(sometimes spelled ac) - and (also/even)

Question 249

nam (38)

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- for, indeed

Question 250

cognosco (39)

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cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus - learn, (perf.) know

Question 251

plico (39)

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plicare, plicavi, plicatus - fold

Question 252

ante (39)

Answer 252

(+acc) - before

Question 253

ante (39)

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(sometimes spelled antea) - before

Question 254

trans (39)

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(+acc) - across

Question 255

dux (40)

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ducis, m. - leader, general

Question 256

homo (40)

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hominis, m. - man, person, human being

Question 257

lex (40)

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legis, f. - law

Question 258

miles (40)

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militis, m. - soldier

Question 259

pax (40)

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pacis, f. - peace

Question 260

salus (40)

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salutis, f. - health, safety

Question 261

clamo (40)

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clamare, clamavi, clamatus - shout, cry out

Question 262

premo (40)

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premere, pressi, pressus - press (hard)

Question 263

vulnero (40)

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vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus - wound

Question 264

antecedo (41)

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antecedere, antecessi, antecessus - go before, go earlier

Question 265

relinquo (41)

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relinquere, reliqui, relictus - leave (behind), abandon

Question 266

sto (41)

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stare, steti, status - stand

Question 267

traduco (41)

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traducere, traduxi, traductus - lead across

Question 268

transporto (41)

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transportare, transportavi, transportatus - transport, carry across

Question 269

vivo (41)

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vivere, vixi, victus - live

Question 270

fortasse (41)

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- perhaps

Question 271

factum (42)

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facti, n. - deed

Question 272

certus (42)

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certa, certum - fixed, sure

Question 273

notus (42)

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nota, notum - known, familiar

Question 274

paratus (42)

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parata, paratum - prepared, ready

Question 275

tertius (42)

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tertia, tertium - third

Question 276

cerno (42)

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cernere, crevi, cretus - discern, see

Question 277

commoveo (42)

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commovere, commovi, commotus - disturb, alarm

Question 278

possum (42)

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posse, potui - be able, can

Question 279

rogo (42)

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rogare, rogavi, rogatus - ask (for)

Question 280

fuga (43)

Answer 280

fugae, f. - flight

Question 281

spatium (43)

Answer 281

spatii, n. - space, time

Question 282

timidus (43)

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timida, timidum - shy

Question 283

ultimus (43)

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ultima, ultimum - farthest, last

Question 284

adduco (43)

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adducere, adduxi, adductus - lead to; influence

Question 285

consulo (43)

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consulere, consului, consultus - consult

Question 286

provideo (43)

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providere, providi, provisus - foresee, see ahead

Question 287

non iam (43)

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- no longer

Question 288

impedimentum (44)

Answer 288

impedimenti, n. - hindrance; (pl.) baggage

Question 289

pes (44)

Answer 289

pedis, m. - foot

Question 290

regnum (44)

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regni, n. - kingdom, realm

Question 291

rex (44)

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regis, m. - king

Question 292

expedio (44)

Answer 292

expedire, expedivi, expeditus - set free

Question 293

impedio (44)

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impedire, impedivi, impeditus - hinder, obstruct

Question 294

ligo (44)

Answer 294

ligare, ligavi, ligatus - bind, tie

Question 295

verto (44)

Answer 295

vertere, verti, versus - turn

Question 296

caput (45)

Answer 296

capitis, n. - head

Question 297

carmen (45)

Answer 297

carminis, n. - song

Question 298

clamor (45)

Answer 298

clamoris, m. - noise, shouting

Question 299

corpus (45)

Answer 299

corporis, n. - body

Question 300

flumen (45)

Answer 300

fluminis, n. - river

Question 301

nomen (45)

Answer 301

nominis, n. - name

Question 302

ordo (45)

Answer 302

ordinis, m. - order, rank, row

Question 303

tempus (45)

Answer 303

temporis, n. - time

Question 304

vulnus (45)

Answer 304

vulneris, n. - wound

Question 305

claudo (45)

Answer 305

claudere, clausi, clausus - close

Question 306

iacio (45)

Answer 306

iacere, ieci, iactus - throw, hurl

Question 307

civis (46)

Answer 307

civis, m./f. - citizen

Question 308

finis (46)

Answer 308

finis, m. - end; (pl.) borders, territory

Question 309

hostis (46)

Answer 309

hostis, m. - enemy; (pl.) the enemy

Question 310

iter (46)

Answer 310

itineris, n. - journey, march; route

Question 311

mare (46)

Answer 311

maris, n. - sea

Question 312

mons (46)

Answer 312

montis, m. - mountain

Question 313

navis (46)

Answer 313

navis, f. - ship

Question 314

pastor (46)

Answer 314

pastoris, m. - shepherd, herdsman

Question 315

vestis (46)

Answer 315

vestis, f. - garment, clothes

Question 316

conficio (46)

Answer 316

conficere, confeci, confectus - do thoroughly, complete, exhaust

Question 317

ius (47)

Answer 317

iuris, n. - right

Question 318

libertas (47)

Answer 318

libertatis, f. - freedom, liberty

Question 319

uxor (47)

Answer 319

uxoris, f. - wife

Question 320

celer (47)

Answer 320

celeris, celere - quick, swift

Question 321

facilis (47)

Answer 321

facile - easy

Question 322

fortis (47)

Answer 322

forte - strong; brave

Question 323

omnis (47)

Answer 323

omne - every, all

Question 324

par (47)

Answer 324

paris, [gen.] - equal

Question 325

tendo (47)

Answer 325

tendere, tetendi, tentus - stretch

Question 326

auctor (48)

Answer 326

auctoris, m. - author, maker

Question 327

civitas (48)

Answer 327

civitatis, f. - state, citizenship

Question 328

pater (48)

Answer 328

patris, m. - father

Question 329

pello (48)

Answer 329

pellere, pepuli, pulsus - drive; beat, defeat

Question 330

post (48)

Answer 330

(+acc) - after, behind

Question 331

postea (48)

Answer 331

- afterwards

Question 332

auctoritas (49)

Answer 332

auctoritatis, f. - authority, influence

Question 333

celeritas (49)

Answer 333

celeritatis, f. - speed, swiftness

Question 334

virtus (49)

Answer 334

virtutis, f. - manliness, courage

Question 335

familiaris (49)

Answer 335

familiare - of the family, friendly; [noun] friend

Question 336

confirmo (49)

Answer 336

confirmare, confirmavi, confirmatus - make firm, encourage, establish

Question 337

respondeo (49)

Answer 337

respondere, respondi, responsus - answer, reply

Question 338

supero (49)

Answer 338

superare, superavi, superatus - surpass, overcome, excel

Question 339

mater (50)

Answer 339

matris, f. - mother

Question 340

hic (50)

Answer 340

haec, hoc - this, these; (pn.) he, she, it, they; the latter

Question 341

ille (50)

Answer 341

illa, illud - that, those; (pn.) he, she, it, they; the former

Question 342

praeceps (50)

Answer 342

praecipitis, [gen.] - headfirst, steep

Question 343

curro (50)

Answer 343

currere, cucurri, cursus - run

Question 344

expello (50)

Answer 344

expellere, expuli, expulsus - drive out

Question 345

aestas (51)

Answer 345

aestatis, f. - summer

Question 346

cor (51)

Answer 346

cordis, n. - heart

Question 347

hiems (51)

Answer 347

hiemis, f. - winter

Question 348

mors (51)

Answer 348

mortis, f. - death

Question 349

nihil (51)

Answer 349

- nothing

Question 350

timeo (51)

Answer 350

timere, timui, ----- - fear, be afraid (of)

Question 351

pars (52)

Answer 351

partis, f. - part, side, direction

Question 352

communis (52)

Answer 352

commune - (in) common

Question 353

incertus (52)

Answer 353

incerta, incertum - uncertain

Question 354

is (52)

Answer 354

ea, id - this, that, these, those; (pn.) he, she, it, they

Question 355

remitto (52)

Answer 355

remittere, remisi, remissus - send back, relax

Question 356

spero (52)

Answer 356

sperare, speravi, speratus - hope (for/that)

Question 357

spiro (52)

Answer 357

spirare, spiravi, spiratus - breathe

Question 358

dum (52)

Answer 358

- while

Question 359

genus (53)

Answer 359

generis, n. - birth, kind

Question 360

supplicium (53)

Answer 360

supplicii, n. - punishment

Question 361

idem (53)

Answer 361

eadem, idem - the same

Question 362

nobilis (53)

Answer 362

nobile - noble

Question 363

expugno (53)

Answer 363

expugnare, expugnavi, expugnatus - capture by assault

Question 364

intercipio (53)

Answer 364

intercipere, intercepi, interceptus - intercept, cut off, catch

Question 365

tango (53)

Answer 365

tangere, tetigi, tactus - touch

Question 366

quondam (53)

Answer 366

- once (upon a time)

Question 367

frater (54)

Answer 367

fratris, m. - brother

Question 368

pons (54)

Answer 368

pontis, m. - bridge

Question 369

potestas (54)

Answer 369

potestatis, f. - power

Question 370

soror (54)

Answer 370

sororis, f. - sister

Question 371

ipse (54)

Answer 371

ipsa, ipsum - myself; yourself; himself, herself, itself; ourselves; themselves; the very

Question 372

colo (54)

Answer 372

colere, colui, cultus - worship; cultivate, till; inhabit

Question 373

frango (54)

Answer 373

frangere, fregi, fractus - break

Question 374

sedeo (54)

Answer 374

sedere, sedi, sessus - sit

Question 375

alius (56)

Answer 375

alia, aliud - another, other; (alius?alius) one?another, (alii?alii) some?others

Question 376

alter (56)

Answer 376

altera, alterum - the other; (alter?alter) the one?the other

Question 377

neuter (56)

Answer 377

neutra, neutrum - neither

Question 378

nullus (56)

Answer 378

nulla, nullum - not any, no, none

Question 379

solus (56)

Answer 379

sola, solum - alone

Question 380

totus (56)

Answer 380

tota, totum - whole, entire

Question 381

ullus (56)

Answer 381

ulla, ullum - any

Question 382

unus (56)

Answer 382

una, unum - one

Question 383

vox (57)

Answer 383

vocis, f. - voice, remark

Question 384

alienus (57)

Answer 384

aliena, alienum - another's; unfavorable

Question 385

gravis (57)

Answer 385

grave - heavy; severe

Question 386

contendo (57)

Answer 386

contendere, contendi, contentus - struggle; hasten

Question 387

opprimo (57)

Answer 387

opprimere, oppressi, oppressus - overcome, surprise

Question 388

mensis (58)

Answer 388

mensis, m. - month

Question 389

vis (58)

Answer 389

vis, f. - force, violence; [vires, virium, pl.] strength

Question 390

levis (58)

Answer 390

leve - light [in weight]

Question 391

consisto (58)

Answer 391

consistere, constiti, ----- - stop, stand (still)

Question 392

ostendo (58)

Answer 392

ostendere, ostendi, ostentus - show, present; stretch out before

Question 393

prohibeo (58)

Answer 393

prohibere, prohibui, prohibitus - prevent, keep?from?

Question 394

labor (59)

Answer 394

laboris, m. - work; hardship

Question 395

munus (59)

Answer 395

muneris, n. - duty, service, gift

Question 396

iustus (59)

Answer 396

iusta, iustum - just

Question 397

secundus (59)

Answer 397

secunda, secundum - second

Question 398

puto (59)

Answer 398

putare, putavi, putatus - think, suppose

Question 399

scio (59)

Answer 399

scire, scivi, scitus - know

Question 400

solvo (59)

Answer 400

solvere, solvi, solutus - loosen; pay

Question 401

si (59)

Answer 401

- if

Question 402

ira (60)

Answer 402

irae, f. - anger

Question 403

legatus (60)

Answer 403

legati, m. - envoy, ambassador

Question 404

urbs (60)

Answer 404

urbis, f. - city

Question 405

acer (60)

Answer 405

acris, acre - sharp, keen, fierce

Question 406

haereo (60)

Answer 406

haerere, haesi, haesus - stick, cling

Question 407

insto (60)

Answer 407

instare, institi, ----- - threaten

Question 408

pervenio (60)

Answer 408

pervenire, perveni, perventus - arrive

Question 409

sentio (60)

Answer 409

sentire, sensi, sensus - feel, realize

Question 410

aetas (61)

Answer 410

aetatis, f. - age, time

Question 411

condicio (61)

Answer 411

condicionis, f. - condition, terms

Question 412

utilis (61)

Answer 412

utile - useful

Question 413

rapio (61)

Answer 413

rapere, rapui, raptus - carry off, steal

Question 414

statuo (61)

Answer 414

statuere, statui, statutus - establish, determine, arrange

Question 415

vinco (61)

Answer 415

vincere, vici, victus - conquer

Question 416

quam (61)

Answer 416

- than

Question 417

gens (62)

Answer 417

gentis, f. - people, nation

Question 418

nemo (62)

Answer 418

neminis, m./f. - no one

Question 419

oratio (62)

Answer 419

orationis, f. - speech

Question 420

regio (62)

Answer 420

regionis, f. - region

Question 421

aptus (62)

Answer 421

apta, aptum - fit, suitable

Question 422

humilis (62)

Answer 422

humile - low, humble

Question 423

instruo (62)

Answer 423

instruere, instruxi, instructus - arrange, set up

Question 424

iudico (62)

Answer 424

iudicare, iudicavi, iudicatus - judge

Question 425

repello (62)

Answer 425

repellere, reppuli, repulsus - drive off, repulse

Question 426

ignis (63)

Answer 426

ignis, m. - fire

Question 427

opus (63)

Answer 427

operis, n. - work, labor

Question 428

sol (63)

Answer 428

solis, m. - sun

Question 429

difficilis (63)

Answer 429

difficile - difficult

Question 430

dissimilis (63)

Answer 430

dissimile - unlike

Question 431

proprius (63)

Answer 431

propria, proprium - (one's) own

Question 432

similis (63)

Answer 432

simile - like

Question 433

accido (63)

Answer 433

accidere, accidi, ----- - happen, befall; fall to

Question 434

cado (63)

Answer 434

cadere, cecidi, casus - fall

Question 435

explico (63)

Answer 435

explicare, explicavi, explicatus - explain, unfold

Question 436

iungo (63)

Answer 436

iungere, iunxi, iunctus - join (to)

Question 437

facile (63)

Answer 437

- easily

Question 438

extremus (64)

Answer 438

extrema, extremum - farthest, last, end of

Question 439

inferior (64)

Answer 439

inferius - lower

Question 440

proximus (64)

Answer 440

proxima, proximum - nearest, next

Question 441

summus (64)

Answer 441

summa, summum - highest, top of

Question 442

ulterior (64)

Answer 442

ulterius - farther

Question 443

ultimus (64)

Answer 443

ultima, ultimum - farthest

Question 444

bene (64)

Answer 444

- well

Question 445

suus (65)

Answer 445

sua, suum - his, her, its; their [belongs to the subject]

Question 446

averto (65)

Answer 446

avertere, averti, aversus - turn away

Question 447

conspicio (65)

Answer 447

conspicere, conspexi, conspectus - see, catch sight of, spot

Question 448

credo (65)

Answer 448

credere, credidi, creditus - trust, believe (+dat.); entrust

Question 449

fallo (65)

Answer 449

fallere, fefelli, falsus - deceive

Question 450

sumo (65)

Answer 450

sumere, sumpsi, sumptus - take

Question 451

tribuo (65)

Answer 451

tribuere, tribui, tributus - grant

Question 452

contra (65)

Answer 452

(+acc) - against

Question 453

sui (65)

Answer 453

{-----, sui, sibi, se(se), se(se)} - himself, herself, itself, oneself, themselves

Question 454

imperium (66)

Answer 454

imperii, n. - command, (military) power

Question 455

milia (66)

Answer 455

milium, n.pl. - thousands

Question 456

duo (66)

Answer 456

duae, duo - two

Question 457

tres (66)

Answer 457

tria - three

Question 458

emo (66)

Answer 458

emere, emi, emptus - buy, take

Question 459

incolo (66)

Answer 459

incolere, incolui, ----- - live in, inhabit

Question 460

perficio (66)

Answer 460

perficere, perfeci, perfectus - finish

Question 461

trado (66)

Answer 461

tradere, tradidi, traditus - hand over, give; surrender

Question 462

centum (66)

Answer 462

- a hundred

Question 463

mille (66)

Answer 463

- a thousand

Question 464

negotium (67)

Answer 464

negotii, n. - business

Question 465

exerceo (67)

Answer 465

exercere, exercui, exercitus - train; keep busy

Question 466

intellego (67)

Answer 466

intellegere, intellexi, intellectus - understand

Question 467

praemitto (67)

Answer 467

praemittere, praemisi, praemissus - send ahead

Question 468

supersum (67)

Answer 468

superesse, superfui, superfuturus - survive, be left (over)

Question 469

autem (67)

Answer 469

- however

Question 470

circum (67)

Answer 470

(+acc) - around

Question 471

postquam (67)

Answer 471

- after

Question 472

prae (67)

Answer 472

(+abl) - before, in front of

Question 473

super (67)

Answer 473

(+acc) - over, above

Question 474

casus (68)

Answer 474

casus, m. - (down)fall, accident; misfortune, chance

Question 475

domus (68)

Answer 475

domus, f. - house, home

Question 476

exercitus (68)

Answer 476

exercitus, m. - (trained) army

Question 477

impetus (68)

Answer 477

impetus, m. - attack

Question 478

manus (68)

Answer 478

manus, f. - hand

Question 479

senatus (68)

Answer 479

senatus, m. - senate

Question 480

demonstro (68)

Answer 480

demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratus - show

Question 481

desero (68)

Answer 481

deserere, deserui, desertus - desert

Question 482

despicio (68)

Answer 482

despicere, despexi, despectus - look down on, despise

Question 483

reddo (68)

Answer 483

reddere, reddidi, reditus - give back, restore

Question 484

dies (69)

Answer 484

diei, m./f. - day

Question 485

lux (69)

Answer 485

lucis, f. - light

Question 486

princeps (69)

Answer 486

principis, m. - chief, leader

Question 487

res (69)

Answer 487

rei, f. - thing, matter, affair, situation

Question 488

species (69)

Answer 488

speciei, f. - appearance

Question 489

spes (69)

Answer 489

spei, f. - hope

Question 490

intercludo (69)

Answer 490

intercludere, interclusi, interclusus - cut off

Question 491

noceo (69)

Answer 491

nocere, nocui, nocitus - harm (+dat)

Question 492

praeficio (69)

Answer 492

praeficere, praefeci, praefectus - put?in charge of?

Question 493

praesum (69)

Answer 493

praeesse, praefui, praefuturus - be in charge of (+dat)

Question 494

frons (70)

Answer 494

frontis, f. - forehead, front

Question 495

ratio (70)

Answer 495

rationis, f. - account; reason

Question 496

ascendo (70)

Answer 496

ascendere, ascendi, ascensus - ascend, climb (up)

Question 497

divido (70)

Answer 497

dividere, divisi, divisus - divide

Question 498

exploro (70)

Answer 498

explorare, exploravi, exploratus - explore, investigate

Question 499

impero (70)

Answer 499

imperare, imperavi, imperatus - command (+dat)

Question 500

apud (70)

Answer 500

(+acc) - among, in the presence of

Question 501

semper (9)

Answer 501

- always

Question 502

tuus (9)

Answer 502

tua, tuum - your, yours [of one person]

Question 503

meus (9)

Answer 503

mea, meum - my, mine

Question 504

filia (9)

Answer 504

filiae, f. - daughter

Question 505

pugno (8)

Answer 505

pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus - fight

Question 506

incito (8)

Answer 506

incitare, incitavi, incitatus - excite, stir up, incite

Question 507

pugna (8)

Answer 507

pugnae, f. - fight, battle

Question 508

poena (8)

Answer 508

poenae, f. - punishment, penalty

Question 509

iniuria (8)

Answer 509

iniuriae, f. - injustice, wrong, injury

Question 510

nuntio (7)

Answer 510

nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus - announce, report

Question 511

mando (7)

Answer 511

mandare, mandavi, mandatus - entrust, give

Question 512

gratus (7)

Answer 512

grata, gratum - pleasing, grateful

Question 513

littera (7)

Answer 513

litterae, f. - letter [a,b,c, etc.]; (pl.) a letter

Question 514

tum (6)

Answer 514

- then, next

Question 515

ad (6)

Answer 515

(+acc) - to, toward, near

Question 516

unda (6)

Answer 516

undae, f. - wave

Question 517

nauta (6)

Answer 517

nautae, m. - sailor

Question 518

clarus (5)

Answer 518

clara, clarum - clear, famous

Question 519

numerus (5)

Answer 519

numeri, m. - number

Question 520

cura (5)

Answer 520

curae, f. - worry, care, concern

Question 521

cibus (5)

Answer 521

cibi, m. - food

Question 522

quod (4)

Answer 522

- because

Question 523

laudo (4)

Answer 523

laudare, laudavi, laudatus - praise

Question 524

erant (4)

Answer 524

- (they/there) were

Question 525

servus (4)

Answer 525

servi, m. - slave

Question 526

carrus (4)

Answer 526

carri, m. - wagon, cart

Question 527

minime (3)

Answer 527

- no, not at all

Question 528

porto (3)

Answer 528

portare, portavi, portatus - carry

Question 529

laboro (3)

Answer 529

laborare, laboravi, laboratus - work

Question 530

novus (3)

Answer 530

nova, novum - new, strange

Question 531

longus (3)

Answer 531

longa, longum - long

Question 532

portant (2)

Answer 532

- they carry

Question 533

parvus (2)

Answer 533

parva, parvum - small, little

Question 534

durus (2)

Answer 534

dura, durum - hard

Question 535

vita (2)

Answer 535

vitae, f. - life

Question 536

puella (2)

Answer 536

puellae, f. - girl

Question 537

familia (2)

Answer 537

familiae, f. - family

Question 538

sed (1)

Answer 538

- but

Question 539

et (1)

Answer 539

- and

Question 540

est (1)

Answer 540

- (he/she/it/there) is

Question 541

silva (1)

Answer 541

silvae, f. - forest, woods

Question 542

aqua (1)

Answer 542

aquae, f. - water