latin vocab

Question 1

a,ab. (abl)

Answer 1

away from absent, absentee, abstian, in absentia

Question 2

ad

Answer 2

to toward (followed by the accusative case) example: advance admit

Question 3

aedifico, aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus

Answer 3

build edify, edifice, edification(ae often changes to e)

Question 4

agricola, agricolae, masculine

Answer 4

farmer example: agriculture agrarian

Question 4

ambulo, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 4

walk example: ambulatory amble

Question 5

amo, amate, amavi, amatus

Answer 5

love example: amateur amiable

Question 7

aqua, aquae feminine

Answer 7

water example: aquatics aqueous

Question 7

aut

Answer 7

or

Question 8

casa, casae feminine

Answer 8

house example: casino

Question 8

circum (with acc)

Answer 8

around, about circumference, circumnavigate, circumvent, circular, circle

Question 10

copia copiae feminie

Answer 10

supply (in the pural it means troops or supplies) example: copious cornucopia

Question 11

cum (abl)

Answer 11

with in english assimilates to con-, col-, cor- conference, collate, correlate

Question 12

de

Answer 12

from, down from (followed by the ablative case) example: descend deduce

Question 13

do,dare, dedi,datus

Answer 13

give data, dedicate, dedication

Question 14

dono, donare, donavi, donatus

Answer 14

give, donate donor, donation

Question 14

e, ex (abl)

Answer 14

out from exit expectorant exorcise export

Question 16

est

Answer 16

is

Question 17

et

Answer 17

and

Question 18

etiam

Answer 18

also, even

Question 19

fabula, -ae (f)

Answer 19

story fable fabulous

Question 20

fame, famae feminine

Answer 20

fame, rumor, report, reputation example: infamous, infamy

Question 21

familia, familiae feminine

Answer 21

family example: fami

Question 22

fortuna, fortunae feminine

Answer 22

fortune, luck example: fortunate, misfortunate

Question 22

Gallia Galliae feminine

Answer 22

Gaul, the romans called france Gaul eample: Gallic

Question 23

habito, habitare, habitavi, habitatus

Answer 23

live example: habitat habitation inhabit

Question 25

hodie

Answer 25

today

Question 26

in

Answer 26

in or on (when followed by the ablative case) example: incline incarnate

Question 27

in

Answer 27

into or onto (when followed but the accusative case) example: (assimilates to I'm in some english words) impose impress

Question 28

in (abl or acc)

Answer 28

abl= in,on; acc.= into, onto incorporate, incarcerate, incarnate, encase, incline, inception, incise, incur,

Question 29

insula, insulae feminine

Answer 29

island example:insulate insular

Question 30

Italia, Italiae feminine

Answer 30

Italy example: Italian

Question 30

laboro laborare laboravi laboratus

Answer 30

work example: laboratory elaborate

Question 31

laudo, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 31

praise example: applause

Question 33

lingua, -ae (f)

Answer 33

language, tongue linguistic, bilingual, trilingual

Question 34

mando, mandare, mandavi, mandatus

Answer 34

entrust mandate, command

Question 35

monstro, monstrare, monstravi, manstratus

Answer 35

show demonstrate, demonstration, demonstrative

Question 36

narro, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 36

say tell example: narrator

Question 37

natura, naturea feminine

Answer 37

nature example: natural

Question 38

nauta, nautae masculine

Answer 38

sailor example: nautical astronaut

Question 40

non

Answer 40

not

Question 40

navigo, -are, -avi, -atus

Answer 40

sail example: navigate navigator

Question 41

nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus

Answer 41

report, announce announce, annunciation, enunciation denounce

Question 42

occupo, occupare, occupavi, occupatus

Answer 42

seize, occupy occupation occupant

Question 43

paro parare paravi paratus

Answer 43

prepare example: preparation

Question 44

patria, ae, (f)

Answer 44

fatherland,country patriot, patriotic, expatriate

Question 45

pecunia, -ae (f)

Answer 45

money pecuniary, impecunious

Question 47

poeta, poetae masculine

Answer 47

poet example: poetic

Question 47

porto portare portavi portatus

Answer 47

carry example: import export deport

Question 49

postea

Answer 49

later

Question 50

praeda, -ae (f)

Answer 50

loot predator, praedial, predation

Question 51

pro (abl)

Answer 51

in front of, on behalf of providence, profane, proceed, procession, progress, procure, progeny, provide

Question 51

provincia, -ae (f)

Answer 51

province provincial

Question 53

puella, puellae feminine

Answer 53

girl

Question 54

pugna, -ae (f)

Answer 54

battle, fight (noun) pugnacuois, repugnant, pugilist

Question 55

pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus

Answer 55

fight (verb) pugnacious repugnant

Question 56

regina reginae feminine

Answer 56

queen

Question 57

roma, -ae (f)

Answer 57

Rome romance languages

Question 58

saepe

Answer 58

often

Question 59

sed

Answer 59

but

Question 60

sed

Answer 60

but

Question 61

silva, silvae feminine

Answer 61

forest example: slyvan, Pennsylvania

Question 62

sine (ab)

Answer 62

without sinecure

Question 63

specto spectare spectavi spectatus

Answer 63

watch look at example: spectator inspection

Question 64

statua statuae feminine

Answer 64

statue example: statuary statuesque

Question 65

sub (abl. or acc.)

Answer 65

abl= under; acc-up to subway, subterranean, suburb, substitute, subsonic, subordinate, submerge, substantive

Question 66

sunt

Answer 66

are

Question 67

terra, terrae feminine

Answer 67

land, earth example: terrain territory

Question 68

trans

Answer 68

across (followed by they accusative case) example: transducer, transmit

Question 69

tum

Answer 69

then

Question 70

via, viae feminine

Answer 70

road, way example: viaduct, trivia

Question 71

villa, -ae (f)

Answer 71

farmhouse village

Question 72

vita, vitae feminine

Answer 72

life example: vitality, vitamin

Question 73

voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatus

Answer 73

call vocal, vocation, advocate, voice, avocation