vocab

Question 1

a, ab

+ablative (also used as prefix with verbs)

Answer 1

from, away from, by (as prefix = away)

preposition

Question 2

absum

abesse, afui

Answer 2

be absent, be away, be distant from

verb irregular

Question 3

ac, atque

indeclinable

Answer 3

and

conjunction

Question 4

accido

accidere, accidi

Answer 4

happen

verb 3

Question 5

accipio

accipere, accepi, acceptus

Answer 5

accept, take in, receive

verb 3

Question 6

ad

+accusative (also used as prefix with verbs)

Answer 6

to, towards, at

preposition

Question 7

adeo

indeclinable

Answer 7

so much, so greatly, to such an extent

adverb

Question 8

adsum

adesse, adfui

Answer 8

be here, be present

verb irregular

Question 9

advenio

advenire, adveni

Answer 9

arrive

verb 4

Question 10

aedifico

aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus

Answer 10

build

verb 1

Question 11

ager

agri, m

Answer 11

field

noun 2

Question 12

ago

agere, egi, actus

Answer 12

do, act, drive

verb 3

Question 13

alii … alii

Answer 13

some … others

Question 14

alius

alia, aliud

Answer 14

other, another, else

pronoun/adjective

Question 15

alter

altera, alterum

Answer 15

the other, another, one (of two), the second (of two)

pronoun/adjective

Question 16

altus

alta, altum

Answer 16

high, deep

adjective

Question 17

ambulo

ambulare, ambulavi

Answer 17

walk

verb 1

Question 18

amicus

amici, m

Answer 18

friend

noun 2

Question 19

amo

amare, amavi, amatus

Answer 19

love, like

verb 1

Question 20

amor

amoris, m

Answer 20

love

noun 3

Question 21

ancilla

ancillae, f

Answer 21

slave-girl, slave-woman

noun 1

Question 22

animus

animi, m

Answer 22

spirit, soul, mind

noun 2

Question 23

annus

anni, m

Answer 23

year

noun 2

Question 24

antea

indeclinable

Answer 24

before

adverb

Question 25

aqua | aquae, f

Answer 25

water ## Footnote noun 1

Question 26

arma | armorum, n plural

Answer 26

arms, weapons ## Footnote noun 2 plural

Question 27

ars | artis, f

Answer 27

art, skill ## Footnote noun 3

Question 28

ascendo | ascendere, ascendi, ascensus

Answer 28

climb ## Footnote verb 3

Question 29

audax | audacis

Answer 29

bold, daring ## Footnote adjective

Question 30

audeo | audere, ausus sum

Answer 30

dare ## Footnote verb 2

Question 31

audio | audire, audivi, auditus

Answer 31

hear, listen to ## Footnote verb 4

Question 32

aufero | auferre, abstuli, ablatus

Answer 32

take away, carry off, stea ## Footnote verb irregular

Question 33

auxilium | auxilii, n

Answer 33

help ## Footnote noun 2

Question 34

bellum | belli, n

Answer 34

war ## Footnote noun 2

Question 35

bene | indeclinable

Answer 35

well ## Footnote adverb

Question 36

bibo | bibere, bibi

Answer 36

drink ## Footnote verb 3

Question 37

bonus | bona, bonum

Answer 37

good ## Footnote adjective

Question 38

brevis | breve

Answer 38

short, brief ## Footnote adjective

Question 39

cado | cadere, cecidi, casus

Answer 39

fall ## Footnote verb 3

Question 40

caelum | caeli, n

Answer 40

sky, heaven ## Footnote noun 2

Question 41

capio | capere, cepi, captus

Answer 41

take, catch, capture, make (a plan) ## Footnote verb 3

Question 42

captivus | captivi, m

Answer 42

captive, prisoner ## Footnote noun 2

Question 43

caput | capitis, n

Answer 43

head ## Footnote noun 3

Question 44

castra | castrorum, n plura

Answer 44

camp ## Footnote noun 2

Question 45

celer | celeris, celere

Answer 45

quick, fast ## Footnote adjective

Question 46

celo | celare, celavi, celatus

Answer 46

hide ## Footnote verb 1

Question 47

cena | cenae, f

Answer 47

dinner, meal ## Footnote noun 1

Question 48

ceteri | ceterae, cetera

Answer 48

the rest, the others ## Footnote adjective

Question 49

cibus | cibi, m

Answer 49

food ## Footnote noun 2

Question 50

circum | +accusative

Answer 50

around ## Footnote preposition

Question 51

civis | civis, m and f

Answer 51

citizen ## Footnote noun 3

Question 52

clamo | clamare, clamavi, clamatus

Answer 52

shout ## Footnote verb 1

Question 53

clamor | clamoris, m

Answer 53

shout, shouting, noise ## Footnote noun 3

Question 54

clarus | clara, clarum

Answer 54

famous, clear ## Footnote adjective

Question 55

coepi | coepisse

Answer 55

began ## Footnote verb irregular

Question 56

cogito | cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus

Answer 56

think, consider ## Footnote verb 1

Question 57

cognosco | cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus

Answer 57

get to know, find out ## Footnote verb 3

Question 58

cogo | cogere, coegi, coactus

Answer 58

force, compel ## Footnote verb 3

Question 59

comes | comitis, m and f

Answer 59

comrade, companion ## Footnote noun 3

Question 60

conficio | conficere, confeci, confectus

Answer 60

finish, wear out ## Footnote verb 3

Question 61

conor | conari, conatus sum

Answer 61

try ## Footnote verb 1 deponent

Question 62

consilium | consilii, n

Answer 62

plan, idea, advice ## Footnote noun 2

Question 63

conspicio | conspicere, conspexi, conspectus

Answer 63

catch sight of, notice ## Footnote verb 3

Question 64

constituo | constituere, constitui, constitutus

Answer 64

decide ## Footnote verb 3

Question 65

consul | consulis, m

Answer 65

consul ## Footnote noun 3

Question 66

consumo | consumere, consumpsi, consumptus

Answer 66

eat ## Footnote verb 3

Question 67

contra | +accusative

Answer 67

against ## Footnote preposition

Question 68

convenio | convenire, conveni

Answer 68

come together, gather, meet ## Footnote verb 4

Question 69

copiae | copiarum, f plural

Answer 69

forces, troops ## Footnote noun 1 plural

Question 70

corpus | corporis, n

Answer 70

body ## Footnote noun 3

Question 71

cras | indeclinable

Answer 71

tomorrow ## Footnote adverb

Question 72

credo | credere, credidi, creditus + dative

Answer 72

believe, trust ## Footnote verb 3

Question 73

crudelis | crudele

Answer 73

cruel ## Footnote adjective

Question 74

cum | +ablative

Answer 74

with ## Footnote preposition

Question 75

cum | indeclinable

Answer 75

when, since ## Footnote conjunction

Question 76

cupio | cupere, cupivi, cupitus

Answer 76

want, desire ## Footnote verb 3

Question 77

Cur? | indeclinable

Answer 77

Why? ## Footnote adverb

Question 78

cura | curae, f

Answer 78

care, worry ## Footnote noun 1

Question 79

curro | currere, cucurri, cursus

Answer 79

run ## Footnote verb 3

Question 80

custodio | custodire, custodivi, custoditus

Answer 80

guard ## Footnote verb 4

Question 81

custos | custodis, m and f

Answer 81

guard ## Footnote noun 3

Question 82

de | +ablative

Answer 82

from, down from, about ## Footnote preposition

Question 83

dea | deae, f

Answer 83

goddess ## Footnote noun 1

Question 84

debeo | debere, debui, debitus

Answer 84

owe, ought, should, must ## Footnote verb 2

Question 85

defendo | defendere, defendi, defensus

Answer 85

defend ## Footnote verb 3

Question 86

deinde | indeclinable

Answer 86

then ## Footnote adverb

Question 87

deleo | delere, delevi, deletus

Answer 87

destroy ## Footnote verb 2

Question 88

descendo | descendere, descendi, descensus

Answer 88

go down, come down ## Footnote verb 3

Question 89

deus | dei, m

Answer 89

god ## Footnote noun 2

Question 90

dico | dicere, dixi, dictus

Answer 90

say, speak, tell ## Footnote verb 3

Question 91

dies | diei, m

Answer 91

day ## Footnote noun 5

Question 92

difficilis | difficile

Answer 92

difficult ## Footnote adjective

Question 93

diligens | diligentis

Answer 93

careful ## Footnote adjective

Question 94

dirus | dira, dirum

Answer 94

dreadful ## Footnote adjective

Question 95

discedo | discedere, discessi

Answer 95

depart, leave ## Footnote verb 3

Question 96

diu | indeclinable

Answer 96

for a long time ## Footnote adverb

Question 97

do | dare, dedi, datus

Answer 97

give ## Footnote verb 1

Question 98

doceo | docere, docui, doctus

Answer 98

teach ## Footnote verb 2

Question 99

domina | dominae, f

Answer 99

mistress ## Footnote noun 1

Question 100

dominus | domini, m

Answer 100

master ## Footnote noun 2

Question 101

domus | domus, f (domi = at home)

Answer 101

home ## Footnote noun 4

Question 102

donum | doni, n

Answer 102

gift, present ## Footnote noun 2

Question 103

dormio | dormire, dormivi

Answer 103

sleep ## Footnote verb 4

Question 104

duco | ducere, duxi, ductus

Answer 104

lead, take ## Footnote verb 3

Question 105

dum | indeclinable

Answer 105

while, until ## Footnote conjunction

Question 106

dux | ducis, m

Answer 106

leader ## Footnote noun 3

Question 107

e, ex | +ablative (also used as prefix with verbs)

Answer 107

from, out of, out ## Footnote preposition

Question 108

ecce! | indeclinable

Answer 108

look! ## Footnote adverb

Question 109

effugio | effugere, effugi

Answer 109

escape ## Footnote verb 3

Question 110

ego | mei

Answer 110

I, me ## Footnote pronoun

Question 111

egredior | egredi, egressus sum

Answer 111

go out ## Footnote verb 3 deponent

Question 112

emo | emere, emi, emptus

Answer 112

buy ## Footnote verb 3

Question 113

enim | indeclinable

Answer 113

for ## Footnote conjunction

Question 114

ei | ire, i(v)i

Answer 114

go ## Footnote verb irregular

Question 115

epistula | epistulae, f

Answer 115

letter ## Footnote noun 1

Question 116

equus | equi, m

Answer 116

horse ## Footnote noun 2

Question 117

et | indeclinable

Answer 117

and, even ## Footnote conjunction

Question 118

et ... et | indeclinable

Answer 118

both ... and

Question 119

etiam | indeclinable

Answer 119

also, even ## Footnote adverb

Question 120

exercitus | exercitus, m

Answer 120

army ## Footnote noun 4

Question 121

exspecto | exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus

Answer 121

wait for, expect ## Footnote verb 1

Question 122

facilis | facile

Answer 122

easy ## Footnote adjective

Question 123

facio | facere, feci, factus

Answer 123

make, do ## Footnote verb 3

Question 124

faveo | favere, favi, fautus + dative

Answer 124

favour, support ## Footnote verb 2

Question 125

felix | felicis

Answer 125

fortunate, happy ## Footnote adjective

Question 126

femina | feminae, f

Answer 126

woman ## Footnote noun 1

Question 127

fero | ferre, tuli, latus

Answer 127

bring, carry, bear ## Footnote verb irregular

Question 128

ferox | ferocis

Answer 128

fierce, ferocious ## Footnote adjective

Question 129

festino | festinare, festinavi

Answer 129

hurry ## Footnote verb 1

Question 130

fidelis | fidele

Answer 130

faithful, loyal ## Footnote adjective

Question 131

filia | filiae, f

Answer 131

daughter ## Footnote noun 1

Question 132

filius | filii, m

Answer 132

son ## Footnote noun 2

Question 133

flumen | fluminis, n

Answer 133

river ## Footnote noun 3

Question 134

forte | indeclinable

Answer 134

by chance ## Footnote adverb

Question 135

fortis | forte

Answer 135

brave ## Footnote adjective

Question 136

forum | fori, n

Answer 136

forum, market place ## Footnote noun 2

Question 137

frater | fratris, m

Answer 137

brother ## Footnote noun 3

Question 138

frustra | indeclinable

Answer 138

in vain ## Footnote adverb

Question 139

fugio | fugere, fugi

Answer 139

run away, flee ## Footnote verb 3

Question 140

gaudeo | gaudere, gavisus sum

Answer 140

be pleased, rejoice ## Footnote verb 2

Question 141

gaudium | gaudii, n

Answer 141

joy, pleasure ## Footnote noun 2

Question 142

gens | gentis, f

Answer 142

family, tribe, race, people ## Footnote noun 3

Question 143

gero | gerere, gessi, gestus

Answer 143

wear (clothes), wage (war) ## Footnote verb 3

Question 144

gladius | gladii, m

Answer 144

sword ## Footnote noun 2

Question 145

gravis | grave

Answer 145

heavy, serious ## Footnote adjective

Question 146

habeo | habere, habui, habitus

Answer 146

have, hold ## Footnote verb 2

Question 147

habito | habitare, habitavi, habitatus

Answer 147

live ## Footnote verb 1

Question 148

heri | indeclinable

Answer 148

yesterday ## Footnote adverb

Question 149

hic | haec, hoc

Answer 149

this, he, she, it ## Footnote pronoun

Question 150

hodie | indeclinable

Answer 150

today ## Footnote adverb

Question 151

homo | hominis, m

Answer 151

man, human being ## Footnote noun 3

Question 152

hora | horae, f

Answer 152

hour ## Footnote noun 1

Question 153

hortor | hortari, hortatus sum

Answer 153

encourage, urge ## Footnote verb 1 deponent

Question 154

hortus | horti, m

Answer 154

garden ## Footnote noun 2

Question 155

hostis | hostis, m

Answer 155

enemy ## Footnote noun 3

Question 156

iaceo | iacere, iacui

Answer 156

lie ## Footnote verb 2

Question 157

iacio | iacere, ieci, iactus (in compounds -icio)

Answer 157

throw ## Footnote verb 3

Question 158

iam | indeclinable

Answer 158

now, already ## Footnote adverb

Question 159

ianua | ianuae, f

Answer 159

door ## Footnote noun 1

Question 160

ibi | indeclinable

Answer 160

there ## Footnote adverb

Question 161

idem | eadem, idem

Answer 161

the same ## Footnote pronoun

Question 162

igitur | indeclinable

Answer 162

therefore, and so ## Footnote adverb

Question 163

ille | ilIa, illud

Answer 163

that, he, she, it ## Footnote pronoun

Question 164

imperator | imperatoris, m

Answer 164

emperor, general, leader ## Footnote noun 3

Question 165

imperium | imperii, n

Answer 165

empire, power, command ## Footnote noun 2

Question 166

impero | imperare, imperavi, imperatus + dative

Answer 166

order, command ## Footnote verb 1

Question 167

in | +ablative (also used as prefix with verbs)

Answer 167

in, on ## Footnote preposition

Question 168

in | +accusative (also used as prefix with verbs)

Answer 168

into, onto ## Footnote preposition

Question 169

incendo | incendere, incendi, incensus

Answer 169

burn, set on fire ## Footnote verb 3

Question 170

infelix | infelicis

Answer 170

unlucky, unhappy ## Footnote adjective

Question 171

ingens | ingentis

Answer 171

huge ## Footnote adjective

Question 172

ingredior | ingredi, ingressus sum

Answer 172

enter ## Footnote verb 3 deponent

Question 173

inimicus | inimici, m

Answer 173

enemy ## Footnote noun 2

Question 174

inquit

Answer 174

he/she says, he/she said ## Footnote verb irregular

Question 175

insula | insulae, f

Answer 175

island, block of flats ## Footnote noun 1

Question 176

intellego | intellegere, intellexi, intellectus

Answer 176

understand, realise ## Footnote verb 3

Question 177

inter | +accusative

Answer 177

among, between ## Footnote preposition

Question 178

interea ## Footnote indeclinable

Answer 178

meanwhile ## Footnote adverb

Question 179

interficio | interficere, interfeci, interfectus

Answer 179

kill ## Footnote verb 3

Question 180

intro | intrare, intravi, intratus

Answer 180

enter ## Footnote verb 1

Question 181

invenio | invenire, inveni, inventus

Answer 181

find ## Footnote verb 4

Question 182

invito | invitare, invitavi, invitatus

Answer 182

invite ## Footnote verb 1

Question 183

ipse | ipsa, ipsum

Answer 183

himself, herself, itself, themselves ## Footnote pronoun

Question 184

ira | irae, f

Answer 184

anger ## Footnote noun 1

Question 185

iratus | irata, iratum

Answer 185

angry ## Footnote adjective

Question 186

is | ea, id

Answer 186

this, that, he, she, it, them ## Footnote pronoun

Question 187

ita | indeclinable

Answer 187

in this way, to such an extent, so ## Footnote adverb

Question 188

itaque | indeclinable

Answer 188

and so, therefore ## Footnote adverb

Question 189

iter | itineris, n

Answer 189

journey ## Footnote noun 3

Question 190

iterum | indeclinable

Answer 190

again ## Footnote adverb

Question 191

iubeo | iubere, iussi, iussus

Answer 191

order ## Footnote verb 2

Question 192

iuvenis | iuvenis, m

Answer 192

young man ## Footnote noun 3

Question 193

labor | laboris, m

Answer 193

work, toil ## Footnote noun 3

Question 194

laboro | laborare, laboravi

Answer 194

work, toil ## Footnote verb 1

Question 195

lacrimo | lacrimare, lacrimavi

Answer 195

weep, cry ## Footnote verb 1

Question 196

laetus | laeta, laetum

Answer 196

happy ## Footnote adjective

Question 197

laudo | laudare, laudavi, laudatus

Answer 197

praise ## Footnote verb 1

Question 198

legio | legionis, f

Answer 198

legion ## Footnote noun 3

Question 199

lego | legere, legi, lectus

Answer 199

read, choose ## Footnote verb 3

Question 200

lentus | lenta, lentum

Answer 200

slow ## Footnote adjective

Question 201

libenter | indeclinable

Answer 201

willingly, gladly ## Footnote adverb

Question 202

liber | libri, m

Answer 202

book ## Footnote noun 2

Question 203

liberi | liberorum, m plural

Answer 203

children ## Footnote noun 2

Question 204

libero | liberare, liberavi, liberatus

Answer 204

set free ## Footnote verb 1

Question 205

libertus | liberti, m

Answer 205

freedman, ex-slave ## Footnote noun 2

Question 206

locus | loci, m

Answer 206

place ## Footnote noun 2

Question 207

longus | longa, longum

Answer 207

long ## Footnote adjective

Question 208

loquor | loqui, locutus sum

Answer 208

speak, talk ## Footnote verb 3 deponent

Question 209

lux | lucis, f

Answer 209

light, daylight ## Footnote noun 3

Question 210

magnus | magna, magnum

Answer 210

big, large, great ## Footnote adjective

Question 211

malo | malle, malui

Answer 211

prefer ## Footnote verb irregular

Question 212

malus | mala, malum

Answer 212

evil, bad ## Footnote adjective

Question 213

maneo | manere, mansi

Answer 213

remain, stay ## Footnote verb 2

Question 214

manus | manus, f

Answer 214

hand, group of people ## Footnote noun 4

Question 215

mare | maris, n

Answer 215

sea ## Footnote noun 3

Question 216

maritus | mariti, m

Answer 216

husband ## Footnote noun 2

Question 217

mater | matris, f

Answer 217

mother ## Footnote noun 3

Question 218

maxime | indeclinable

Answer 218

very greatly ## Footnote adverb

Question 219

medius | media, medium

Answer 219

middle ## Footnote adjective

Question 220

meus | mea, meum

Answer 220

my ## Footnote pronoun

Question 221

miles | militis, m

Answer 221

soldier ## Footnote noun 3

Question 222

minime | indeclinable

Answer 222

very little, least, no ## Footnote adverb

Question 223

miror | mirari, miratus sum

Answer 223

wonder at, admire ## Footnote verb 1 deponent

Question 224

miser | misera, miserum

Answer 224

miserable, wretched, sad ## Footnote adjective

Question 225

mitto | mittere, misi, missus

Answer 225

send ## Footnote verb 3

Question 226

modus | modi, m

Answer 226

manner, way, kind ## Footnote noun 2

Question 227

moneo | monere, monui, monitus

Answer 227

warn, advise ## Footnote verb 2

Question 228

mons | montis, m

Answer 228

mountain ## Footnote noun 3

Question 229

morior | mori, mortuus sum

Answer 229

die ## Footnote verb 3 deponent

Question 230

mors | mortis, f

Answer 230

death ## Footnote noun 3

Question 231

moveo | movere, movi, motus

Answer 231

move ## Footnote verb 2

Question 232

mox | indeclinable

Answer 232

soon ## Footnote adverb

Question 233

multo | indeclinable

Answer 233

much ## Footnote adverb

Question 234

multus | multa, multum

Answer 234

much, many ## Footnote adjective

Question 235

murus | muri, m

Answer 235

wall ## Footnote noun 2

Question 236

nam | indeclinable

Answer 236

for ## Footnote conjunction

Question 237

narro | narrare, narravi, narratus

Answer 237

tell, relate ## Footnote verb 1

Question 238

nauta | nautae, m

Answer 238

sailor ## Footnote noun 1

Question 239

navigo | navigare, navigavi

Answer 239

sail ## Footnote verb 1

Question 240

navis | navis, f

Answer 240

ship ## Footnote noun 3

Question 241

-ne | indeclinable

Answer 241

(introduces question) ## Footnote particle

Question 242

ne | indeclinable + subjunctive

Answer 242

that ... not, so that ... not, that, lest ## Footnote conjunction

Question 243

nec, neque | indeclinable

Answer 243

and not, nor, neither ## Footnote conjunction

Question 244

neco | necare, necavi, necatus

Answer 244

kill ## Footnote verb 1

Question 245

nemo | nullius

Answer 245

no one, nobody ## Footnote noun irregular

Question 246

nescio | nescire, nescivi

Answer 246

not know ## Footnote verb 4

Question 247

nihil | indeclinable

Answer 247

nothing ## Footnote noun irregular

Question 248

nisi | indeclinable

Answer 248

unless, except ## Footnote conjunction

Question 249

nolo | nolle, nolui

Answer 249

not want, refuse ## Footnote verb irregular

Question 250

nomen | nominis, n

Answer 250

name ## Footnote noun 3

Question 251

non | indeclinable

Answer 251

not ## Footnote adverb

Question 252

nonne …? | indeclinable

Answer 252

surely ... ? ## Footnote adverb

Question 253

nonnulli | nonnullae, nonnulla

Answer 253

some, several ## Footnote adjective

Question 254

nos | nostrum

Answer 254

we, us ## Footnote pronoun

Question 255

noster | nostra, nostrum

Answer 255

our ## Footnote pronoun

Question 256

novus | nova, novum

Answer 256

new ## Footnote adjective

Question 257

nox | noctis, f

Answer 257

night ## Footnote noun 3

Question 258

nullus | nulla, nullum

Answer 258

not any, no ## Footnote adjective

Question 259

num | indeclinable

Answer 259

whether ## Footnote particle

Question 260

num ... ? | indeclinable

Answer 260

surely … not? ## Footnote particle

Question 261

numquam | indeclinable

Answer 261

never ## Footnote adverb

Question 262

nunc | indeclinable

Answer 262

now ## Footnote adverb

Question 263

nuntio | nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus

Answer 263

announce, report ## Footnote verb 1

Question 264

nuntius | nuntii, m

Answer 264

messenger, message, news ## Footnote noun 2

Question 265

occido | occidere, occidi, occisus

Answer 265

kill ## Footnote verb 3

Question 266

offero | offerre, obtuli, oblatus

Answer 266

offer ## Footnote verb irregular

Question 267

olim | indeclinable

Answer 267

once, some time ago ## Footnote adverb

Question 268

omnis | omne

Answer 268

all, every ## Footnote adjective

Question 269

opprimo | opprimere, oppressi, oppressus

Answer 269

crush, overwhelm ## Footnote verb 3

Question 270

oppugno | oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatus

Answer 270

attack ## Footnote verb 1

Question 271

oro | orare, oravi, oratus

Answer 271

beg ## Footnote verb 1

Question 272

ostendo | ostendere, ostendi, ostentus

Answer 272

show ## Footnote verb 3

Question 273

paene | indeclinable

Answer 273

almost, nearly ## Footnote adverb

Question 274

paro | parare, paravi, paratus

Answer 274

prepare, provide ## Footnote verb 1

Question 275

pars | partis, f

Answer 275

part ## Footnote noun 3

Question 276

parvus | parva, parvum

Answer 276

small ## Footnote adjective

Question 277

pater | patris, m

Answer 277

father ## Footnote noun 3

Question 278

patior | pati, passus sum

Answer 278

suffer, endure ## Footnote verb 3 deponent

Question 279

patria | patriae, f

Answer 279

country, homeland ## Footnote noun 1

Question 280

pauci | paucae, pauca

Answer 280

few, a few ## Footnote adjective plural

Question 281

pax | pacis, f

Answer 281

peace ## Footnote noun 3

Question 282

pecunia | pecuniae, f

Answer 282

money ## Footnote noun 1

Question 283

pello | pellere, pepuli, pulsus

Answer 283

drive ## Footnote verb 3

Question 284

per | +accusative

Answer 284

through, along ## Footnote preposition

Question 285

pereo | perire, perii

Answer 285

die, perish ## Footnote verb irregular

Question 286

periculum | periculi, n

Answer 286

danger ## Footnote noun 2

Question 287

persuadeo | persuadere, persuasi + dative

Answer 287

persuade ## Footnote verb 2

Question 288

perterritus | perterrita, perterritum

Answer 288

terrified ## Footnote adjective

Question 289

pes | pedis, m

Answer 289

foot ## Footnote noun 3

Question 290

peto | petere, petivi, petitus

Answer 290

make for, seek, beg/ask for ## Footnote verb 3

Question 291

poena | poenae, f

Answer 291

punishment ## Footnote noun 1

Question 292

poenas do

Answer 292

pay the penalty, be punished

Question 293

pono | ponere, posui, positus

Answer 293

put, place, set up ## Footnote verb 3

Question 294

porta | portae, f

Answer 294

gate ## Footnote noun 1

Question 295

porto | portare, portavi, portatus

Answer 295

carry, bear, take ## Footnote verb 1

Question 296

possum | posse, potui

Answer 296

can, be able ## Footnote verb irregular

Question 297

post | +accusative

Answer 297

after, behind ## Footnote preposition

Question 298

postea | indeclinable

Answer 298

afterwards ## Footnote adverb

Question 299

postquam | indeclinable

Answer 299

after, when ## Footnote conjunction

Question 300

postridie | indeclinable

Answer 300

on the next day ## Footnote adverb

Question 301

praemium | praemii, n

Answer 301

prize, reward, profit ## Footnote noun 2

Question 302

primo | indeclinable

Answer 302

at first ## Footnote adverb

Question 303

primus | prima, primum

Answer 303

first ## Footnote adjective

Question 304

princeps | principis, m

Answer 304

chief, emperor ## Footnote noun 3

Question 305

pro | +ablative

Answer 305

in front of, for, in return for ## Footnote preposition

Question 306

procedo | procedere, processi

Answer 306

advance, proceed ## Footnote verb 3

Question 307

proelium | proelii, n

Answer 307

battle ## Footnote noun 2

Question 308

proficiscor | proficisci, profectus sum

Answer 308

set out ## Footnote verb 3 deponent

Question 309

progredior | progredi, progressus sum

Answer 309

advance ## Footnote verb 3 deponent

Question 310

promitto | promittere, promisi, promissus

Answer 310

promise ## Footnote verb 3

Question 311

prope | +accusative

Answer 311

near ## Footnote preposition

Question 312

propter | +accusative

Answer 312

on account of, because of ## Footnote preposition

Question 313

proximus | proxima, proximum

Answer 313

nearest, next to ## Footnote adjective

Question 314

puella | puellae, f

Answer 314

girl ## Footnote noun 1

Question 315

puer | pueri, m

Answer 315

boy ## Footnote noun 2

Question 316

pugno | pugnare, pugnavi

Answer 316

fight ## Footnote verb 1

Question 317

pulcher | pulchra, pulchrum

Answer 317

beautiful, handsome ## Footnote adjective

Question 318

punio | punire, punivi, punitus

Answer 318

punish ## Footnote verb 4

Question 319

puto | putare, putavi, putatus

Answer 319

think ## Footnote verb 1

Question 320

quaero | quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus

Answer 320

search for, look for, ask ## Footnote verb 3

Question 321

qualis? | quale

Answer 321

what sort of? ## Footnote adjective

Question 322

quam | +superlative adverb

Answer 322

as … as possible

Question 323

quam | indeclinable

Answer 323

than, how … ? how … ! ## Footnote adverb

Question 324

quamquam | indeclinable

Answer 324

although ## Footnote conjunction

Question 325

quando? | indeclinable

Answer 325

when? ## Footnote adverb

Question 326

quantus? | quanta? quantum?

Answer 326

how big? how much? ## Footnote adjective

Question 327

-que | indeclinable

Answer 327

and ## Footnote conjunction

Question 328

qui | quae, quod

Answer 328

who, which ## Footnote pronoun

Question 329

quidam | quaedam, quoddam

Answer 329

one, a certain, some ## Footnote pronoun

Question 330

quis? | quid?

Answer 330

who? what? ## Footnote pronoun

Question 331

quo? | indeclinable

Answer 331

to where? ## Footnote adverb

Question 332

quod | indeclinable

Answer 332

because ## Footnote conjunction

Question 333

quomodo? | indeclinable

Answer 333

how? ## Footnote adverb

Question 334

quoque | indeclinable

Answer 334

also, too ## Footnote conjunction

Question 335

quot? | indeclinable

Answer 335

how many? ## Footnote adjective

Question 336

rapio | rapere, rapui, raptus

Answer 336

seize, grab ## Footnote verb 3

Question 337

re- | (prefix used with verbs)

Answer 337

-back ## Footnote prefix

Question 338

reddo | reddere, reddidi, redditus

Answer 338

give back, restore ## Footnote verb 3

Question 339

redeo | redire, redii

Answer 339

go back, come back, return ## Footnote verb irregular

Question 340

refero | referre, rettuli, relatus

Answer 340

bring/carry back, report, tell ## Footnote verb irregular

Question 341

regina | reginae, f

Answer 341

queen ## Footnote noun 1

Question 342

regnum | regni, n

Answer 342

kingdom ## Footnote noun 2

Question 343

rego | regere, rexi, rectus

Answer 343

rule ## Footnote verb 3

Question 344

regredior | regredi, regressus sum

Answer 344

go back, return ## Footnote verb 3 deponent

Question 345

relinquo | relinquere, reliqui, relictus

Answer 345

leave, leave behind ## Footnote verb 3

Question 346

res | rei, f

Answer 346

thing, matter, event ## Footnote noun 5

Question 347

resisto | resistere, restiti + dative

Answer 347

resist ## Footnote verb 3

Question 348

respondeo | respondere, respondi, responsus

Answer 348

reply ## Footnote verb 2

Question 349

rex | regis, m

Answer 349

king ## Footnote noun 3

Question 350

rideo | ridere, risi

Answer 350

laugh, smile ## Footnote verb 2

Question 351

rogo | rogare, rogavi, rogatus

Answer 351

ask, ask for ## Footnote verb 1

Question 352

Roma | Romae, f (Romae: at/in Rome)

Answer 352

Rome ## Footnote noun 1

Question 353

Romanus | Romana, Romanum

Answer 353

Roman ## Footnote adjective

Question 354

sacer | sacra, sacrum

Answer 354

sacred ## Footnote adjective

Question 355

saepe | indeclinable

Answer 355

often ## Footnote adverb

Question 356

saevus | saeva, saevum

Answer 356

savage, cruel ## Footnote adjective

Question 357

saluto | salutare, salutavi, salutatus

Answer 357

greet ## Footnote verb 1

Question 358

sanguis | sanguinis, m

Answer 358

blood ## Footnote noun 3

Question 359

scelestus | scelesta, scelestum

Answer 359

wicked ## Footnote adjective

Question 360

scelus | sceleris, n

Answer 360

crime ## Footnote noun 3

Question 361

scio | scire, scivi, scitus

Answer 361

know ## Footnote verb 4

Question 362

scribo | scribere, scripsi, scriptus

Answer 362

write ## Footnote verb 3

Question 363

se | sui

Answer 363

himself, herself, itself, themselves ## Footnote pronoun

Question 364

sed | indeclinable

Answer 364

but ## Footnote conjunction

Question 365

sedeo | sedere, sedi

Answer 365

sit ## Footnote verb 2

Question 366

semper | indeclinable

Answer 366

always ## Footnote adverb

Question 367

senator | senatoris, m

Answer 367

senator ## Footnote noun 3

Question 368

senex | senis, m

Answer 368

old man ## Footnote noun 3

Question 369

sentio | sentire, sensi, sensus

Answer 369

feel, notice ## Footnote verb 4

Question 370

sequor | sequi, secutus sum

Answer 370

follow ## Footnote verb 3 deponent

Question 371

servo | servare, servavi, servatus

Answer 371

save, protect, keep ## Footnote verb 1

Question 372

servus | servi, m

Answer 372

slave ## Footnote noun 2

Question 373

si | indeclinable

Answer 373

if ## Footnote conjunction

Question 374

sic | indeclinable

Answer 374

thus, in this way ## Footnote adverb

Question 375

silva | silvae, f

Answer 375

wood ## Footnote noun 1

Question 376

simul | indeclinable

Answer 376

at the same time ## Footnote adverb

Question 377

simulac, simulatque | indeclinable

Answer 377

as soon as ## Footnote conjunction

Question 378

sine | +ablative

Answer 378

without ## Footnote preposition

Question 379

soleo | solere, solitus sum

Answer 379

be accustomed ## Footnote verb 2

Question 380

solus | sola, solum

Answer 380

alone, lonely, only, on one's own ## Footnote adjective

Question 381

specto | spectare, spectavi, spectatus

Answer 381

look at, watch ## Footnote verb 1

Question 382

spero | sperare, speravi, speratus

Answer 382

hope, expect ## Footnote verb 1

Question 383

spes | spei, f

Answer 383

hope ## Footnote noun 5

Question 384

statim | indeclinable

Answer 384

at once, immediately ## Footnote adverb

Question 385

sto | stare, steti

Answer 385

stand ## Footnote verb 1

Question 386

stultus | stulta, stultum

Answer 386

stupid, foolish ## Footnote adjective

Question 387

sub | +accusative/ablative

Answer 387

under, beneath ## Footnote preposition

Question 388

subito | indeclinable

Answer 388

suddenly ## Footnote adverb

Question 389

sum | esse, fui

Answer 389

be ## Footnote verb irregular

Question 390

summus | summa, summum

Answer 390

highest, greatest, top (of) ## Footnote adjective

Question 391

supero | superare, superavi, superatus

Answer 391

overcome, overpower ## Footnote verb 1

Question 392

surgo | surgere, surrexi

Answer 392

get up, stand up, rise ## Footnote verb 3

Question 393

suus | sua, suum

Answer 393

his, her, its, their (own) ## Footnote pronoun

Question 394

taberna | tabernae, f

Answer 394

shop, inn ## Footnote noun 1

Question 395

taceo | tacere, tacui, tacitus

Answer 395

be silent, be quiet ## Footnote verb 2

Question 396

talis | tale

Answer 396

such, of such a kind ## Footnote adjective

Question 397

tam | indeclinable

Answer 397

so ## Footnote adverb

Question 398

tamen | indeclinable

Answer 398

however ## Footnote adverb

Question 399

tandem | indeclinable

Answer 399

at last, finally ## Footnote adverb

Question 400

tantus | tanta, tantum

Answer 400

so great, such a great ## Footnote adjective

Question 401

tempestas | tempestatis, f

Answer 401

storm ## Footnote noun 3

Question 402

templum | templi, n

Answer 402

temple ## Footnote noun 2

Question 403

tempus | temporis, n

Answer 403

time ## Footnote noun 3

Question 404

teneo | tenere, tenui, tentus

Answer 404

hold ## Footnote verb 2

Question 405

terra | terrae, f

Answer 405

ground, land, country ## Footnote noun 1

Question 406

terreo | terrere, terrui, territus

Answer 406

frighten ## Footnote verb 2

Question 407

timeo | timere, timui

Answer 407

fear, be afraid ## Footnote verb 2

Question 408

tollo | tollere, sustuli, sublatus

Answer 408

raise, lift up, hold up ## Footnote verb 3

Question 409

tot | indeclinable

Answer 409

so many ## Footnote adjective

Question 410

totus | tota, totum

Answer 410

whole ## Footnote adjective

Question 411

trado | tradere, tradidi, traditus

Answer 411

hand over, hand down ## Footnote verb 3

Question 412

traho | trahere, traxi, tractus

Answer 412

drag ## Footnote verb 3

Question 413

trans | +accusative (also used as prefix with verbs)

Answer 413

across ## Footnote preposition

Question 414

tristis | triste

Answer 414

sad ## Footnote adjective

Question 415

tu | tui

Answer 415

you (singular) ## Footnote pronoun

Question 416

tum | indeclinable

Answer 416

then ## Footnote adverb

Question 417

turba | turbae, f

Answer 417

crowd ## Footnote noun 1

Question 418

tuus | tua, tuum

Answer 418

your (singular), yours ## Footnote pronoun

Question 419

ubi | indeclinable

Answer 419

where? where, when ## Footnote adverb

Question 420

umquam | indeclinable

Answer 420

ever ## Footnote adverb

Question 421

unde? | indeclinable

Answer 421

from where? ## Footnote adverb

Question 422

urbs | urbis, f

Answer 422

city ## Footnote noun 3

Question 423

ut | indeclinable + subjunctive

Answer 423

that, so that, in order that ## Footnote conjunction

Question 424

ut | indeclinable + indicative

Answer 424

as, when ## Footnote conjunction

Question 425

uxor | uxoris, f

Answer 425

wife ## Footnote noun 3

Question 426

validus | valida, validum

Answer 426

strong ## Footnote adjective

Question 427

vehementer | indeclinable

Answer 427

violently, loudly ## Footnote adverb

Question 428

vendo | vendere, vendidi, venditus

Answer 428

sell ## Footnote verb 3

Question 429

venio | venire, veni

Answer 429

come ## Footnote verb 4

Question 430

verbum | verbi, n

Answer 430

word ## Footnote noun 2

Question 431

verto | vertere, verti, versus

Answer 431

turn ## Footnote verb 3

Question 432

vester | vestra, vestrum

Answer 432

your (plural), yours ## Footnote pronoun

Question 433

via | viae, f

Answer 433

street, road, way ## Footnote noun 1

Question 434

victoria | victoriae, f

Answer 434

victory ## Footnote noun 1

Question 435

video | videre, vidi, visus

Answer 435

see ## Footnote verb 2

Question 436

videor | videri, visus sum

Answer 436

seem, appear ## Footnote verb 2 deponent

Question 437

villa | villae, f

Answer 437

house, country villa ## Footnote noun 1

Question 438

vinco | vincere, vici, victus

Answer 438

conquer, win, be victorious ## Footnote verb 3

Question 439

vinum | vini, n

Answer 439

wine ## Footnote noun 2

Question 440

vir | viri, m

Answer 440

man ## Footnote noun 2

Question 441

virtus | virtutis, f

Answer 441

courage, virtue ## Footnote noun 3

Question 442

vita | vitae, f

Answer 442

life ## Footnote noun 1

Question 443

vivo | vivere, vixi

Answer 443

live, be alive ## Footnote verb 3

Question 444

voco | vocare, vocavi, vocatus

Answer 444

call ## Footnote verb 1

Question 445

volo | velle, volui

Answer 445

want, wish, be willing ## Footnote verb irregular

Question 446

vos | vestrum

Answer 446

you (plural) ## Footnote pronoun

Question 447

vox | vocis, f

Answer 447

voice, shout ## Footnote noun 3

Question 448

vulnero | vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus

Answer 448

wound, injure ## Footnote verb 1

Question 449

vulnus | vulneris, n

Answer 449

wound ## Footnote noun 3