Stages 6 - 8 Vocab (English to Latin): (Not finished)

Question 1

Miser, greedy person

Answer 1

avarus (m.)

Question 2

Argument, competition, dispute, disagreement

Answer 2

contentio, contention (f.)

Question 3

brother

Answer 3

frater, fratr- (m.)

Question 4

thief

Answer 4

fur, fur- (m.)

Question 5

Infant, baby, child

Answer 5

infans, infant- (m. / f.)

Question 6

freedman, ex-slave

Answer 6

libertus (m.)

Question 7

Thing, matter, affair, situation

Answer 7

res, re- (f.) (on a sight translation test, can be changed to “affair”, “situation”, etc. depending on context)

Question 8

sister

Answer 8

soror, soror- (f.)

Question 9

To be out, to be away, to be absent

Answer 9

abest [wacky]
absum, abesse, abfui

Question 10

to buy

Answer 10

emit [3a]
emo, emere, emi

Question 11

to hurry

Answer 11

festinat [1]
festino, festinare, festinavi

Question 12

to sail

Answer 12

navigo [1]
navigo, navigare, navigavi

Question 13

To punch, hit, whack, beat, knock on, strike

Answer 13

pulsat [1]
pulso, pulsare, pulsavi

Question 14

To overcome, overpower, defeat, overtake

Answer 14

superat [1]
supero, superare, superavi

Question 15

To feel, perceive, notice

Answer 15

sentit [4]
sentio, sentire, sensi

Question 16

good

Answer 16

bonus, -a (adv. = bene)

Question 17

Careful, diligent

Answer 17

diligens (diligent-) (adv. = diligenter)

Question 18

bad

Answer 18

malus, -a (adv. = male)

Question 19

Not any, none, no

Answer 19

nullus, -a

Question 20

All, every

Answer 20

omnis (omn-)

Question 21

small, little

Answer 21

parvus, -a

Question 22

therefore, and so

Answer 22

igitur

Question 23

Intently, attentively, carefully

Answer 23

intente

Question 24

yes

Answer 24

ita vero

Question 25

Once (upon a time), formerly, some time ago

Answer 25

olim

Question 26

after

Answer 26

postquam

Question 27

and

Answer 27

-que e.g. (below is an example given in class) Kilea et Angela Kilea Angelaque (BOTH ARE THE SAME!!!)

Question 28

suddenly

Answer 28

subito

Question 29

then

Answer 29

tum

Question 30

Wild boar

Answer 30

aper, apr- [wacky 2] (m.)

Question 31

Help, aid

Answer 31

auxilium, -i (n.)

Question 32

Centurion (a type of guard)

Answer 32

centurio, centurion- (m.)

Question 33

Person, man, human being

Answer 33

homo, homin- (m.)

Question 34

Crowd, multitude

Answer 34

multitudo, multitudin- (f.)

Question 35

Nothing

Answer 35

nihil (indeclinable)

Question 36

Name

Answer 36

nomen, nomin- (n.)

Question 37

(Drinking) cup (usually for wine)

Answer 37

poculum (n.)

Question 38

Priest

Answer 38

sacerdos, sacerdot- (m.)

Question 39

Woods, forest

Answer 39

silva (f.)

Question 40

Shade, shadow, ghost

Answer 40

umbra (f.)

Question 41

To eat dinner, to dine

Answer 41

cenat [1] ceno, cenare, cenavi

Question 42

To catch sight of, notice

Answer 42

conspicit [3b, YES 3b] conspicio, conspicere, conspexi

Question 43

To understand

Answer 43

intellegit [3a] intellego, intellegere, intellexi

Question 44

To cry, weep

Answer 44

lacrimat [1] lacrimo, lacrimare, lacrimavi

Question 45

To narrate, tell, relate

Answer 45

narrat [1] narro, narrare, narravi

Question 46

To kill

Answer 46

necat [1] neco, necare, necavi

Question 47

To prepare

Answer 47

parat [1] paro, parare, paravi

Question 48

To advance, proceed

Answer 48

procedit [3a] procedo, procedere, processi

Question 49

To ask

Answer 49

rogat [1] rogo, rogare, rogavi

Question 50

To terrify, frighten

Answer 50

terret [2] terreo, terrere, terrui

Question 51

Breathless, unconscious

Answer 51

exanimatus, -a

Question 52

Huge, enormous

Answer 52

ingens (ingent-)

Question 53

Dead

Answer 53

mortuus, -a

Question 54

Quiet, silent

Answer 54

tacitus, -a (adv. = tacite)

Question 55

Very much, very

Answer 55

valde

Question 56

Nevertheless, however

Answer 56

tamen

Question 57

With

Answer 57

cum (+abl.)

Question 58

Yesterday

Answer 58

heri

Question 59

Citizen

Answer 59

civis, civ- (m.)

Question 60

A gladiator who fights animals, beat fighter

Answer 60

bestiarius (m.)

Question 61

Sword

Answer 61

gladius (m.)

Question 62

Murmillo, a kind of heavily armed gladiator

Answer 62

murmillo, murmillon- (m.)

Question 63

Foot, paw

Answer 63

pes, ped- (m.)

Question 64

Gate, door

Answer 64

porta (f.)

Question 65

Gladiator who fought with a net, net-fighter gladiator

Answer 65

retiarius (m.)

Question 66

Blood

Answer 66

sanguis, sanguin- (m.)

Question 67

Show, spectacle

Answer 67

spectaculum (n.)

Question 68

To chase, hunt, pursue

Answer 68

agitat [1] agito, agitare, agitavi

Question 69

To eat, destroy, consume

Answer 69

consumit [3a] consumo, consumere, consumpsi

Question 70

To leave, depart

Answer 70

discedo [3a] discedo, discedere, discessi

Question 71

To lead

Answer 71

ducit [3a] duco, ducere, duxi

Question 72

To live in, dwell, inhabit

Answer 72

habitat [1] habito, habitare, habitavi

Question 73

To delay, hinder, block

Answer 73

impedio [4] impedio, impedire, impedivi

Question 74

To encourage, urge on

Answer 74

incitat [1] incito, incitare, incitavi

Question 75

To demand

Answer 75

postulat [1] postulo, postulare, postulavi

Question 76

To fight

Answer 76

pugnat [1] pugno, pugnare, pugnavi

Question 77

To lie down, recline

Answer 77

recumbit [3a] recumbo, recumbere, recumbui

Question 78

He/she/it (pronouns)

Answer 78

is, ea (acc. = eum, eam)

Question 79

This man, this women (pronouns)

Answer 79

hic, haec (acc. = hunc, hanc) (nom. pl. = hi, hae)

Question 80

Astonished

Answer 80

attonitus, -a

Question 81

Difficult

Answer 81

difficilis (difficil-) (adv. = difficile)

Question 82

Extraordinary, strange, amazing, wondrous, marvellous, wonderful

Answer 82

mirabilis (mirabil-) (adv. = mirabile)

Question 83

Lazy, cowardly

Answer 83

ignavus, -a (adv. = ignave)

Question 84

Whole, entire

Answer 84

totus, -a

Question 85

Easy

Answer 85

facilis, (facil-) (adv. = facile)

Question 86

In vain

Answer 86

frustra

Question 87

Often

Answer 87

saepe

Question 88

Immediately, at once

Answer 88

statim