Vocab I

Question 1

a, ab (+abl)

Answer 1

from, by

Question 2

absum, abesse, afui

Answer 2

be absent

Question 3

G ac, atque

Answer 3

and

Question 4

G accido(accidere, accidi)

Answer 4

happen

Question 5

accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptum

Answer 5

accept, receive,

Question 6

acer, acris, acre

Answer 6

keen, sharp,

Question 7

acies(aciei) f.

Answer 7

battle line

Question 8

ad (+acc)

Answer 8

to, towards, at

Question 9

addo(addere, addidi, additum)

Answer 9

add,

Question 10

G adeo

Answer 10

so much, so greatly, to such an extent

Question 11

1adhuc

Answer 11

till now, still

Question 12

1adimo(adimere, ademi, ademptus)

Answer 12

take away, remove

adimere, ademi, ademptus

Question 13

1adipiscor(adipisci, adeptus sum)

Answer 13

obtain

adipisci, adeptus sum

Question 14

1adiuvo(adiuvare, adiuvi, adiutus)

Answer 14

help

adiuvare, adiuvi, adiutus

Question 15

adsum, adesse, adfui

Answer 15

to be present

Question 16

1adulescens

adulescentis, m

Answer 16

youth, young man

adulescentis, m

Question 17

advenio (advenire, adveni, adventum)

Answer 17

arrive

advenire, adveni

Question 18

1 adversus

+ acc

Answer 18

against, up(hill) /against, opposite

+ acc

Question 19

aedificium

aedificii, n

Answer 19

building

aedificii, n

Question 20

aedifico (1)

Answer 20

build

aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus

Question 21

aequus (aequa, aequum)

Answer 21

level, equal, even, fair,

aequa, aequum

Question 22

ager (agri, m)

Answer 22

field, land, territory

agri, m

Question 23

aggredior

aggredi, aggressus sum

Answer 23

attack, approach, undertake

aggredi, aggressus sum

Question 24

agmen agminis n.

Answer 24

marching column, army on the march

Question 25

ago, agere, egi, actum

Answer 25

do, act, drive, carry out, spend | agere, egi, actus

Question 26

1gratias ago

Answer 26

thank, give thanks

Question 27

aliquis-quis -quid

Answer 27

someone, something,

Question 28

alius -a -um

Answer 28

other, another, | alia, aliud

Question 29

1alii ... alii

Answer 29

some ... other

Question 30

alter ,altera, alterum

Answer 30

``` the other (of two), the second (altera, alterum) ```

Question 31

altus alta, altum

Answer 31

high, deep | alta, altum

Question 32

ambulo (1) | ambulare, ambulavi

Answer 32

walk | ambulare, ambulavi

Question 33

1amica(amicae)

Answer 33

girl-friend | amicae

Question 34

amicus (amici)

Answer 34

friend | amici

Question 35

amitto(amittere, amisi, amissum)

Answer 35

lose | amittere, amisi, amissus

Question 36

1amo(amare, amavi, amatus)

Answer 36

love, like | amare, amavi, amatus

Question 37

1amor(amoris, m)

Answer 37

love | amoris, m

Question 38

1an(indeclinable)

Answer 38

or | indeclinable

Question 39

1angustus(angusta, angustum)

Answer 39

narrow, confined | angusta, angustum

Question 40

1animadverto(animadvertere, animadverti, animadversus)

Answer 40

notice, observe | animadvertere, animadverti, animadversus

Question 41

1animus(animi, m)

Answer 41

spirit, soul, mind, courage | animi, m

Question 42

annus anni, m.

Answer 42

year | anni, m

Question 43

ante(adv. and prep. +acc)

Answer 43

before, in front of | +acc

Question 44

antea(adv.)

Answer 44

before, previously | indeclinable

Question 45

antequam(indeclinable)

Answer 45

before | indeclinable

Question 46

aperio(aperire, aperui, apertum)

Answer 46

open, | aperire, aperui, apertus

Question 47

1appareo(apparere, apparui)

Answer 47

appear | apparere, apparui

Question 48

appropinquo(1) (+dat) appropinquare, appropinquavi

Answer 48

approach, | appropinquare, appropinquavi +dat

Question 49

apud(+acc)

Answer 49

at, at the house of, among, inear | +acc

Question 50

aqua, aquae,f.

Answer 50

water | aquae,f

Question 51

1aquila(aquilae, f)

Answer 51

eagle, standard | aquilae, f

Question 52

1ara(arae, f)

Answer 52

altar | arae, f

Question 53

arbor, arboris, f.

Answer 53

tree | arboris, f

Question 54

arcesso(arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitum)

Answer 54

summon, send for | arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitus

Question 55

argentum,argenti, n.

Answer 55

silver, money | argenti, n

Question 56

arma(armorum, n. pl.

Answer 56

arms, weapons, | armorum, n pl

Question 57

ars(artis, f.

Answer 57

art, skill | artis, f

Question 58

ascendo(ascendere, ascendi, ascensum)

Answer 58

climb | ascendere, ascendi, ascensus

Question 59

at(indeclinable)

Answer 59

but | indeclinable

Question 60

1attonitus(attonita, attonitum)

Answer 60

astonished, thunder-struck | attonita, attonitum

Question 61

audax( gen. audacis)

Answer 61

bold,daring, recklessness | audacis

Question 62

audeo(audere, ausus sum)

Answer 62

dare | audere, ausus sum

Question 63

audio (4) (audire, audivi, auditus)

Answer 63

hear, | audire, audivi, auditus

Question 64

1aufero

Answer 64

take away, carry off, steal

Question 65

augeo(augere, auxi, auctum)

Answer 65

increase, | augere, auxi, auctus

Question 66

aut

Answer 66

or

Question 67

autem

Answer 67

but, however, moreover

Question 68

auxilium(auxilii, n.

Answer 68

help, (pl) auxiliary troops | auxilii, n

Question 69

bellum(belli, n)

Answer 69

war | belli, n

Question 70

bene(indeclinable)

Answer 70

well | indeclinable

Question 71

1beneficium(beneficii, n)

Answer 71

kindness, service, favour | beneficii, n

Question 72

1bis(indeclinable)

Answer 72

twice | indeclinable

Question 73

1bona(bonorum, n pl)

Answer 73

goods, possessions, property | bonorum, n pl

Question 74

bonus -a -um

Answer 74

good

Question 75

brevis -is -e

Answer 75

short,

Question 76

cado (cadere,cecidi,casum)

Answer 76

fall

Question 77

1caedes (caedis,f)

Answer 77

slaughter,killing,murder

Question 78

caelum(caeli, n)

Answer 78

sky, heaven

Question 79

campus(campi,m.

Answer 79

plain, level surface

Question 80

canis(canis, m

Answer 80

dog

Question 81

cano(canere,cecini,cantum)

Answer 81

sing,

Question 82

capio(capere,cepi,captum)

Answer 82

take,get, seize, contain

Question 83

captivus(captivi, m)

Answer 83

captive, prisoner

Question 84

caput(capitis, n)

Answer 84

head,

Question 85

carus(cara,carum)

Answer 85

dear

Question 86

castra(castrorum, n pl)

Answer 86

camp

Question 87

1causa(causae, f)

Answer 87

cause, reason, case

Question 88

1causa(+gen)

Answer 88

for the sake of

Question 89

caveo(cavere,cavi,cautum)

Answer 89

beware(of)

Question 90

cedo(cedere,cessi,cessum)

Answer 90

yield,depart

Question 91

celer(celeris,celere)

Answer 91

swift

Question 92

celo(1) celare,celavi,celatus)

Answer 92

hide

Question 93

centurio(centurionis, m.)

Answer 93

centurion

Question 94

cerno(cernere, crevi, cretum)

Answer 94

see, perceive,

Question 95

1certamen (certaminis, n)

Answer 95

contest, battle, struggle

Question 96

certus(certa, certum)

Answer 96

certain, sure, fixed

Question 97

1certus(certiorem facere)

Answer 97

inform

Question 98

ceterus -a -um

Answer 98

remaining, the rest

Question 99

cibus (cibi, m)

Answer 99

food

Question 100

1cingo(cingere,cinxi,cinctus)

Answer 100

surround

Question 101

circum, (adv. and prep. +acc)

Answer 101

around, about (of place)

Question 102

civis (civis, c.

Answer 102

citizen

Question 103

civitas (civitatis, f)

Answer 103

state, country

Question 104

clades (cladis, f)

Answer 104

disaster, , defeat

Question 105

1clam (indeclinable)

Answer 105

secretly

Question 106

clamo(1) (clamare, clamavi, clamatus)

Answer 106

shout

Question 107

clamor (clamoris, m)

Answer 107

shout (uproar, noise)

Question 108

clarus (clara, clarum)

Answer 108

clear, famous, distinct

Question 109

coepi (perf.)

Answer 109

I began

Question 110

cogito(1) (cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus)

Answer 110

think,

Question 111

cognosco (cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus)

Answer 111

(in perf.) know, find out, learn

Question 112

cogo (cogere, coegi, coactum)

Answer 112

collect, compel, force

Question 113

cohors(cohortis, f)

Answer 113

cohort

Question 114

colo(colere, colui, cultum)

Answer 114

cultivate, worship, tend

Question 115

1comes(comitis, m and f)

Answer 115

comrade, companion

Question 116

1committo(committere,commisi,commissus)

Answer 116

commit, fight, begin (battle)

Question 117

1comparo(comparare,comparavi,comperatus)

Answer 117

prepare, provide, obtain, compare

Question 118

1condemno(condemnare, condemnavi,condemnatus)

Answer 118

convict, condemn

Question 119

1condo(condere, condidi, conditus)

Answer 119

found, establish, hide

Question 120

1confero(conferre, contuli, conlatus)

Answer 120

collect, compare, contribute, bestow

Question 121

conficio(conficere, confeci, confectum)

Answer 121

construct, carry through, complete

Question 122

1confido(confidere, confisus sum+dat)

Answer 122

trust, believe, have confidence

Question 123

coniunx(coniugis, c.)

Answer 123

husband, wife,

Question 124

conor(1) (conari, conatus sum)

Answer 124

try

Question 125

consilium(consilii, n)

Answer 125

plan, decision, policy

Question 126

consisto(consistere, constiti, constitum)

Answer 126

halt, take up position

Question 127

conspicio(conspicere, conspexi, conspectum)

Answer 127

catch sight of

Question 128

1constituo(constituere, constitui, constitutus)

Answer 128

decide, establish

Question 129

consul(consulis, m)

Answer 129

consul

Question 130

1consulo(consulere, consului, consultus)

Answer 130

consult, consider, advise

Question 131

1consumo(consumere, consumpsi, consumptus)

Answer 131

eat,consume,spend

Question 132

contendo(contendere, contendi, contentum)

Answer 132

hurry, march, contend, strive

Question 133

contra(+acc)

Answer 133

against

Question 134

copiae(copiarum, f pl)

Answer 134

troops, forces,

Question 135

1corpus(corporis, n)

Answer 135

body

Question 136

1corripio(corripere, corripui, correptus)

Answer 136

seize, carry off

Question 137

1cotidie(indeclinable)

Answer 137

every day, daily

Question 138

cras(indeclinable)

Answer 138

tomorrow

Question 139

credo(credere, credidi, creditum (+dat)

Answer 139

believe, entrust

Question 140

crimen -inis n

Answer 140

charge, crime

Question 141

1crudelis(crudele)

Answer 141

cruel

Question 142

culpa(culpae, f)

Answer 142

blame

Question 143

cum(indeclinable)

Answer 143

when, since, although

Question 144

cum (+abl)

Answer 144

with

Question 145

1cunctus(cuncta,cunctum)

Answer 145

all, whole

Question 146

cupidus(cupida,cupidum (+gen)

Answer 146

eager, desirous

Question 147

cupio(cupere,cupivi,cupitum)

Answer 147

desire

Question 148

cur

Answer 148

why?

Question 149

cura -ae f.

Answer 149

care, anxiety, concern

Question 150

curo (1) (curare,curavi,curatus)

Answer 150

care for, attend to, see to it that

Question 151

curro(currere,cucurri,cursum)

Answer 151

run

Question 152

custodio (4) (custodire,custodivi,custoditus)

Answer 152

guard, protect,preserve

Question 153

custos(custodis, m.

Answer 153

guard

Question 154

de(+abl)

Answer 154

concerning, from, down from

Question 155

dea( deae,f)

Answer 155

goddess

Question 156

deus(dei,m)

Answer 156

god

Question 157

debeo(2) debere,debui,debitus)

Answer 157

owe ,ought to, have to

Question 158

1decipio(decipere,decepi,deceptus)

Answer 158

deceive

Question 159

defendo(defendere,defendi,defensum)

Answer 159

defend

Question 160

1defessus(defessa,defessum)

Answer 160

tired

Question 161

deinde

Answer 161

then,next,

Question 162

deleo delere delevi deletum

Answer 162

destroy

Question 163

denique

Answer 163

finally, at last, in short

Question 164

descendo -scendere -scendi -scensum

Answer 164

go down

Question 165

1desino(desinere,desii,desitus)

Answer 165

cease

Question 166

1despero(desperare,desperavi,desperatus)

Answer 166

despair

Question 167

dexter -tra -trum (or -tera -terum)

Answer 167

right, on the right

Question 168

dextra (or dextera) -ae f.

Answer 168

right hand, on the right

Question 169

dico dicere dixi dictum

Answer 169

say,speak,

Question 170

dies(diei,m,or f)

Answer 170

day (m.), set day, date

Question 171

difficilis -is -e

Answer 171

difficult

Question 172

1dignitas(dignitatis,f)

Answer 172

rank,dignity,importance,honour

Question 173

dignus(digna,dignum)

Answer 173

worthy(of)

Question 174

1diligens(diligentis)

Answer 174

careful, diligent

Question 175

1dimitto(dimittere,dimisi,dimissus)

Answer 175

dismiss,scatter

Question 176

1dirus(dira,dirum)

Answer 176

dreadful

Question 177

1discedo(discedere,discessi)

Answer 177

depart, leave

Question 178

malo

Answer 178

prefer

Question 179

volo

Answer 179

want

Question 180

nolo

Answer 180

don't want

Question 181

disco (discere, didici)

Answer 181

learn

Question 182

dissimilis -is -e (+ gen. or dat.)

Answer 182

unlike

Question 183

diu

Answer 183

for a long time

Question 184

1dives (divitis)

Answer 184

rich

Question 185

1divitiae (divitiarum)

Answer 185

riches, wealth

Question 186

divido -videre -visi -visum

Answer 186

divide,

Question 187

do (dare, dedi, datum)

Answer 187

give

Question 188

doceo (docere, docui, doctum)

Answer 188

teach,

Question 189

1doleo (dolere, dolui)

Answer 189

hurt, be in pain, lament

Question 190

1dolor (doloris)

Answer 190

pain, sorrow, anger

Question 191

1dolus, doli, m

Answer 191

trick, fraud

Question 192

dominus, domini, m.

Answer 192

master, lord

Question 193

domus -us, f

Answer 193

house, home

Question 194

donum, doni, n

Answer 194

gift, present

Question 195

1dormio, dormire, dormivi

Answer 195

sleep

Question 196

dubito, (1) (dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatus)

Answer 196

doubt

Question 197

divido -videre -visi -visum

Answer 197

doubtful

Question 198

duco, ducere, duxi, ductum

Answer 198

lead, take

Question 199

dum

Answer 199

while, as long as, provided that

Question 200

durus -a -um

Answer 200

hard,

Question 201

1dux, ducis, m

Answer 201

leader, general, ruler

Question 202

e, ex (+abl)

Answer 202

from, out of,

Question 203

1efficio, efficere, effeci, effectus

Answer 203

carry out, accomplish

Question 204

1effugio, effugere, effugi

Answer 204

escape

Question 205

1egeo, egere, egui (+gen or abl)

Answer 205

need, be in want of, lack

Question 206

ego,

Answer 206

I

Question 207

egredior -gredi -gressus sum

Answer 207

go out, disembark, leave

Question 208

emo emere emi emptum

Answer 208

buy

Question 209

enim

Answer 209

for, because

Question 210

eo

Answer 210

to there

Question 211

eo, ire, ivi (or ii), itum

Answer 211

go

Question 212

epistula, epistulae, f..

Answer 212

letter

Question 213

eques, equitis, m.

Answer 213

horseman,

Question 214

equus, equi, m.

Answer 214

horse

Question 215

1erga (+acc)

Answer 215

towards

Question 216

1ergo

Answer 216

therefore

Question 217

erro (1) errare, erravi erratus

Answer 217

wander, go wrong, make a mistake

Question 218

et

Answer 218

and,

Question 219

etiam

Answer 219

also, even,

Question 220

1etsi

Answer 220

although

Question 221

1excipio, excipere, excepi, exceptus

Answer 221

receive, take, welcome

Question 222

1excito, excitare, excitavi, excitatus

Answer 222

wake, rouse, excite

Question 223

exemplum -i n.

Answer 223

example,

Question 224

exercitus -us m.

Answer 224

army

Question 225

exilium -i n.

Answer 225

exile, banishment

Question 226

1exitium, exitii, n

Answer 226

ruin, destruction

Question 227

exspecto, exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus

Answer 227

wait, await, expect

Question 228

1extra (+acc)

Answer 228

outside, beyond

Question 229

facilis, facilis, facile

Answer 229

easy

Question 230

1facinus, facinoris, n

Answer 230

crime, outrage, deed

Question 231

facio, facere, feci, factum

Answer 231

make, do

Question 232

fallo fallere fefelli falsum

Answer 232

deceive, cheat, go unnoticed

Question 233

fama, famae, f

Answer 233

report, rumour, fame, reputation

Question 234

1familia, familiae, f

Answer 234

family, household

Question 235

1faveo, favere, favi, +dat

Answer 235

favour, support

Question 236

felix, (gen. felicis)

Answer 236

fortunate, lucky, successful

Question 237

femina, feminae, f

Answer 237

woman

Question 238

fero, ferre, tuli, latum

Answer 238

bring, carry, endure

Question 239

ferox (gen. ferocis)

Answer 239

fierce, bold

Question 240

1ferrum, ferri, n

Answer 240

iron, sword

Question 241

festino,(1) festinare, festinavi

Answer 241

hurry

Question 242

fidelis, fidelis, fidele

Answer 242

faithful

Question 243

fides -ei f.

Answer 243

trust, confidence, faith, loyalty

Question 244

1fido, fidere, fisus sum

Answer 244

trust, rely-upon

Question 245

filia, filiae, f.

Answer 245

daughter

Question 246

filius, filii, m

Answer 246

son

Question 247

fines, finium, m.pl.

Answer 247

boundarries, territory

Question 248

fio, fieri,

Answer 248

become, be made, happen

Question 249

1flamma, flammae, f

Answer 249

blaze,flame, passion

Question 250

flumen, fluminis, n

Answer 250

river

Question 251

1fodio, fodere, fodi, fossus

Answer 251

dig

Question 252

1foedus, foederis, n

Answer 252

treaty, agreement

Question 253

1fortasse

Answer 253

perhaps

Question 254

forte

Answer 254

by chance

Question 255

fortis, fortis, forte

Answer 255

brave, strong,

Question 256

fortuna, fortunae, f

Answer 256

chaance, fortune

Question 257

forum, fori, n.

Answer 257

forum, market place

Question 258

1fossa, fossae, f

Answer 258

ditch, trench

Question 259

frango frangere fregi fractum

Answer 259

break

Question 260

frater, fratris, m

Answer 260

brother

Question 261

frigus, frigoris, n

Answer 261

cold

Question 262

frumentum, frumenti, n

Answer 262

corn, grain

Question 263

frustra,

Answer 263

in vain

Question 264

fuga, fugae, f

Answer 264

flight, escape

Question 265

fugio, fugere, fugi, fugitum

Answer 265

flee,escape, keep away from

Question 266

fundo fundere fudi fusum

Answer 266

pour, scatter, rout

Question 267

1furor, furoris, m

Answer 267

rage, fury, madness, passion

Question 268

gaudeo, gaudere, gavisus sum

Answer 268

rejoice, be glad

Question 269

gaudium -i n.

Answer 269

joy,

Question 270

gens, gentis, f

Answer 270

people, clan, tribe

Question 271

1genus, generis, n

Answer 271

race, descent, birth, kind

Question 272

gero, gerere, gessi, gestum

Answer 272

wear, carry on, conduct

Question 273

gladius, gladii, m

Answer 273

sword

Question 274

gratia, gratiae,f

Answer 274

favour, thanks, esteem

Question 275

gratias ago

Answer 275

thank, give thanks

Question 276

gravis -is -e

Answer 276

heavy, serious

Question 277

habeo (2), habere, habui, habitus

Answer 277

have, hold, consider

Question 278

1habito, habitare, habitavi, habitatus

Answer 278

live, dwell

Question 279

hasta, hastae, f

Answer 279

spear

Question 280

haud

Answer 280

not

Question 281

heri

Answer 281

yesterday

Question 282

1hiberna, hibernorum, n pl

Answer 282

winter quarters

Question 283

hic, haec, hoc

Answer 283

this

Question 284

hic

Answer 284

here

Question 285

hiems, hiemis, f.

Answer 285

winter

Question 286

hinc

Answer 286

from here

Question 287

hodie

Answer 287

today

Question 288

homo, hominis, m

Answer 288

man, human being

Question 289

1honor, honoris, m

Answer 289

honour, esteem, glory

Question 290

hora, horae, f

Answer 290

hour

Question 291

hortor, (1) hortari, hortatus sum

Answer 291

urge, encourage

Question 292

1hospes, hospitis, m

Answer 292

guest, host

Question 293

hostis -is c.

Answer 293

enemy

Question 294

huc

Answer 294

to here

Question 295

humus, humi, f

Answer 295

ground,

Question 296

1iaceo, iacere, iacui

Answer 296

lie (down)

Question 297

iacio, iacere, ieci, iactum

Answer 297

throw

Question 298

iam

Answer 298

now, by now, already

Question 299

1non iam

Answer 299

no longer

Question 300

ibi

Answer 300

there,

Question 301

idem, eadem, idem

Answer 301

the same

Question 302

1idoneus, idonea, idoneum

Answer 302

suitable, convenient

Question 303

igitur

Answer 303

therefore,

Question 304

ignis -is m.

Answer 304

fire

Question 305

ignoro,(1) ignorare, ignoravi, ignoratus

Answer 305

not to know

Question 306

ille, illa, illud

Answer 306

that,

Question 307

illic

Answer 307

there

Question 308

impedio,(4) impedire, impedivi, impeditus

Answer 308

hinder

Question 309

imperator, imperatoris, m.

Answer 309

emperor, general

Question 310

imperium, imperii, n

Answer 310

command, power, empire

Question 311

impero,(1) (+dat) imperare, imperavi, imperatus +dat

Answer 311

order,

Question 312

impetus -us, m.

Answer 312

charge attack

Question 313

in +abl

Answer 313

in, on

Question 314

in +acc

Answer 314

into, against,

Question 315

incendium -i n.

Answer 315

fire

Question 316

incendo -cendere -cendi -censum

Answer 316

burn, set fire to

Question 317

incipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum

Answer 317

begin

Question 318

1incito, incitare, incitavi, incitatus

Answer 318

urge on, arouse, encourage

Question 319

inde

Answer 319

from there, then

Question 320

1infero, inferre, intuli, illatus/inlatus

Answer 320

inflict, bring to, cause, carry against

Question 321

1signa inferre

Answer 321

attack, charge

Question 322

1bellum inferre

Answer 322

make war on

Question 323

1infra

Answer 323

below

Question 324

ingenium -i n.

Answer 324

character, mind, intellect, talent, genius

Question 325

ingens, (gen. ingentis)

Answer 325

huge, vast

Question 326

1ingredior, ingredi, ingressus sum

Answer 326

enter, undertake

Question 327

1inimicus, inimici, m

Answer 327

(personal) enemy

Question 328

iniquus -a -um

Answer 328

uneven, unequal, adverse, unjust

Question 329

initium -i n.

Answer 329

beginning

Question 330

1iniuria, iniuriae, f

Answer 330

injustice, injury, wrong

Question 331

1inopia, inopiae, f

Answer 331

shortage, lack, poverty

Question 332

inquit

Answer 332

he says, he said

Question 333

insidiae, insidiarum, f pl

Answer 333

ambush, plot, treachery

Question 334

insignis, insignis, insigne

Answer 334

distinguished, remarkable

Question 335

1inspicio, inspicere, inspexi, inspectus

Answer 335

look at, inspect, examine

Question 336

1instruo, instruere, instruxi, instructus

Answer 336

draw up, prepare, equip, supply

Question 337

insula, insulae, f

Answer 337

island, block of flats

Question 338

intellego, intellegere, intellexi, intellectum

Answer 338

understand, perceive, realise

Question 339

inter (+ acc.)

Answer 339

between, among,

Question 340

interea

Answer 340

meanwhile,

Question 341

interficio, interficere, interfeci, interfectum

Answer 341

kill

Question 342

intro, (1) intrare, intravi, intratus

Answer 342

enter

Question 343

invenio, invenire, inveni, inventum

Answer 343

find,

Question 344

1invito, invitare, invitavi, invitatus

Answer 344

invite

Question 345

invitus -a -um

Answer 345

unwilling

Question 346

ipse, ipsa, ipsum

Answer 346

himself, herself, itself

Question 347

ira, irae, f

Answer 347

anger

Question 348

iratus, irata, iratum

Answer 348

angry

Question 349

is, ea, id

Answer 349

that, he, she, it

Question 350

ita

Answer 350

so, thus

Question 351

1ita vero

Answer 351

yes

Question 352

itaque

Answer 352

and so, therefore

Question 353

iter, itineris, n

Answer 353

journey, march, route

Question 354

iterum

Answer 354

again

Question 355

iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussum

Answer 355

order,

Question 356

iudex, iudicis, m

Answer 356

judge, member of jury

Question 357

iungo iungere iunxi iunctum

Answer 357

join, unite, yoke

Question 358

iustus, iusta, iustum

Answer 358

right, just,

Question 359

iuvenis -is m.

Answer 359

young man,

Question 360

iuvo iuvare iuvi iutum

Answer 360

help, delight

Question 361

1labor, labi, lapsus sum

Answer 361

glide, slip, fall

Question 362

labor, laboris, m

Answer 362

work, effort, hardship

Question 363

laboro (1) laborare, laboravi, laboratus

Answer 363

work, be in difficulty

Question 364

laedo laedere, laesi, laesum

Answer 364

hurt,

Question 365

laetus, laeta, laetum

Answer 365

happy, glad

Question 366

latus, lata, latum

Answer 366

wide, broad

Question 367

1latus, lateris, n

Answer 367

side, wing

Question 368

laudo, (1) laudare, laudavi, laudatus

Answer 368

praise

Question 369

laus, laudis, f

Answer 369

praise

Question 370

legatus, legati, m

Answer 370

representative, ambassador, officer

Question 371

legio, legionis, f

Answer 371

legion

Question 372

lego, legere, legi, lectum

Answer 372

read,choose, collect, pick

Question 373

lentus -a -um

Answer 373

slow, pliant

Question 374

lex, legis, f

Answer 374

law

Question 375

1libens, libentis

Answer 375

willing, glad

Question 376

liber, libera, liberum

Answer 376

free

Question 377

liber, libri, m

Answer 377

book

Question 378

liberi, liberorum, m pl

Answer 378

children

Question 379

libero, (1) liberare, liberavi, liberatus

Answer 379

free, release

Question 380

libertas -atis f.

Answer 380

freedom

Question 381

1libertus, liberti, m

Answer 381

freedman, ex-slave

Question 382

licet licere licuit (or licitum est) (+ dat.)

Answer 382

it is allowed

Question 383

litterae -arum f.pl.

Answer 383

letter (epistle)

Question 384

litus -oris n.

Answer 384

shore, cost

Question 385

locus, loci, m

Answer 385

place,

Question 386

longus, longa, longum

Answer 386

long

Question 387

loquor, loqui, locutus sum

Answer 387

speak,

Question 388

lux, lucis, f

Answer 388

light, daylight

Question 389

1magister, magistri, m

Answer 389

teacher, master

Question 390

magnus, magna, magnum

Answer 390

big, great

Question 391

magnopere

Answer 391

very much, greatly

Question 392

1magis

Answer 392

more, rather

Question 393

malo malle malui

Answer 393

prefer

Question 394

malus, mala, malum

Answer 394

bad

Question 395

1mando, mandare, mandavi, mandatus

Answer 395

commit, entrust, command

Question 396

mane

Answer 396

in the morning (early)

Question 397

maneo, manere, mansi, mansum

Answer 397

remain, stay, continue, await

Question 398

manus, manus, f

Answer 398

hand, body of men

Question 399

mare, maris, n

Answer 399

sea

Question 400

mater, matris, f

Answer 400

mother

Question 401

medius, media, medium

Answer 401

middle, in the middle

Question 402

mens, mentis, f

Answer 402

mind, intention

Question 403

mensis -is m.

Answer 403

month

Question 404

1mercator, mercatoris, m

Answer 404

merhant

Question 405

1metus, metus, m

Answer 405

fear

Question 406

1meus, mea, meum

Answer 406

my

Question 407

miles, militis, m

Answer 407

soldier

Question 408

minor (1) (+ dat.)

Answer 408

threaten

Question 409

1mirabilis, mirabile

Answer 409

strange, wonderful

Question 410

miror (1) , mirari, miratus sum

Answer 410

be amazed at, admire

Question 411

miser, misera, miserum

Answer 411

miserable, wretched

Question 412

mitto, mittere, misi, missum

Answer 412

send,

Question 413

1modo

Answer 413

just now, only

Question 414

modus, modi, m

Answer 414

manner, way,

Question 415

moenia -ium n.pl.

Answer 415

town walls, fortifications

Question 416

moneo (2), monere, monui, monitus

Answer 416

warn, advise

Question 417

mons, montis, m

Answer 417

mountain

Question 418

1monstro, monstrare, monstravi, monstratus

Answer 418

show, point out, indicate, instruct

Question 419

morbus, morbi, m

Answer 419

disease

Question 420

morior, mori, mortuus sum

Answer 420

die

Question 421

mors, mortis, f

Answer 421

death

Question 422

moror,(1) morari, moratus sum

Answer 422

delay, check

Question 423

mora, morae, f

Answer 423

delay

Question 424

moveo,movere, movi, motum

Answer 424

move (trtans.)

Question 425

mox,

Answer 425

soon

Question 426

mulier, mulieris, f

Answer 426

woman

Question 427

multitudo, multitudinis, f

Answer 427

crowd, large number

Question 428

multus, multa, multum

Answer 428

much, many

Question 429

1munio, munire, munivi, munitus

Answer 429

fortify, defend, guard

Question 430

1munus, muneris, n

Answer 430

service, duty, present

Question 431

murus, muri, m.

Answer 431

wall,

Question 432

muto,(1) mutare, mutavi, mutatus

Answer 432

change,

Question 433

nam,

Answer 433

for, because

Question 434

narro,(1) narrare, narravi, narratus

Answer 434

tell, relate

Question 435

nascor, nasci, natus sum

Answer 435

be born

Question 436

1natura, naturae, f

Answer 436

nature

Question 437

nauta, nautae, m.

Answer 437

sailor

Question 438

navigo,(1) navigare, navigavi

Answer 438

sail

Question 439

navis, navis, f

Answer 439

ship

Question 440

1navis longa

Answer 440

worship

Question 441

1navis oneraria

Answer 441

merchant ship

Question 442

1-ne

Answer 442

(introduces question)

Question 443

1ne

Answer 443

lest, that not

Question 444

nec, neque

Answer 444

and not, nor, neither

Question 445

1necesse

Answer 445

necessary

Question 446

neco, (1)necare, necavi, necatus

Answer 446

kill

Question 447

1neglego, neglegere, neglexi, neglectus

Answer 447

neglect, disregard

Question 448

nego, (1) negare, negavi, negatus

Answer 448

deny, say that...not

Question 449

negotium, negotii, n

Answer 449

business

Question 450

nemo, (neminem, nullius, nemini, nulo)

Answer 450

nobody

Question 451

1nescio, nescire, nescivi

Answer 451

not know

Question 452

nihil, nil

Answer 452

nothing

Question 453

nisi

Answer 453

unless, if not, except

Question 454

nobilis, nobilis, nobile

Answer 454

noble

Question 455

noceo (2) (+ dat.) , nocere, nocui +dat

Answer 455

hurt, harm

Question 456

nolo, nolle, nolui

Answer 456

not want, be unwilling

Question 457

nomen, nominis, n

Answer 457

name

Question 458

non,

Answer 458

not

Question 459

nondum

Answer 459

not yet

Question 460

nonne?

Answer 460

surely?

Question 461

1nonnulli, nonnullae, nonnulla

Answer 461

some, several

Question 462

nos,

Answer 462

we

Question 463

noster, nostra, nostrum

Answer 463

our

Question 464

1notus, nota, notum

Answer 464

known, well-known, famous

Question 465

1novi, notus

Answer 465

know

Question 466

novus, nova, novum

Answer 466

new,

Question 467

nox, noctis, f

Answer 467

night

Question 468

1noctu

Answer 468

by night

Question 469

nullus, nulla, nullum

Answer 469

none,

Question 470

num

Answer 470

surely...not (direct question)?, whether, if (in indirect question)

Question 471

numerus, numeri, m

Answer 471

number

Question 472

numquam, nunquam

Answer 472

never

Question 473

1nunc

Answer 473

now

Question 474

nuntio, nuncio (1) nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus

Answer 474

announce

Question 475

1nuntius, nuntii, m

Answer 475

messenger, message, news

Question 476

ob, +acc

Answer 476

because of, on account of

Question 477

obliviscor, oblivisci, oblitus sum (+ gen.)

Answer 477

forget

Question 478

obses, obsidis m and f

Answer 478

hostage

Question 479

obsideo, obsidere, obsedi, obsessum

Answer 479

besiege,

Question 480

obviam eo, ire, i(v)i +dat

Answer 480

meet, go to meet, oppose, resist

Question 481

occasio, occasionis, f

Answer 481

opportunity, occasion

Question 482

occido, occidere, occidi, occisum

Answer 482

kill

Question 483

occupo (1), occupare, occupavi, occupatus

Answer 483

seize,

Question 484

oculus, oculi, m

Answer 484

eye

Question 485

1odi, odisse

Answer 485

hate

Question 486

1odium, odii, n

Answer 486

hatred

Question 487

1odio est + dat

Answer 487

be hated by

Question 488

1offero,offere, obtuli, oblatus

Answer 488

present, offer

Question 489

1officium, officii, n

Answer 489

duty, task, function

Question 490

1olim

Answer 490

once, formerly, one day

Question 491

1omitto, omittere, omisi, omissus

Answer 491

neglect, disregard, make no mention of

Question 492

omnis, omnis, omne

Answer 492

all, every

Question 493

1omnino

Answer 493

altogether, at all, entirely

Question 494

onus, oneris,n

Answer 494

burden

Question 495

1opera, operae, f

Answer 495

work, effort, attention, trouble

Question 496

1operam do

Answer 496

i take pains, give attention (to)

Question 497

1oportet, oportere, oportuit

Answer 497

be necessary, ought, must

Question 498

oppidum, oppidi, n

Answer 498

town

Question 499

opportunus, opportuna, opportunum

Answer 499

suitable, opportune

Question 500

opprimo, opprimere, oppressi, oppressus

Answer 500

overwhelm, crush, weigh down

Question 501

oppugno, (1) oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatus

Answer 501

attack, assault

Question 502

1(ops), opis, f

Answer 502

help; (pl) resources, riches

Question 503

opus, operis, n

Answer 503

task, job, work

Question 504

opus est esse, fuit + abl (impersonal)

Answer 504

there is need (of)

Question 505

ora, orae, f

Answer 505

coast, shore, region

Question 506

oratio -onis f.

Answer 506

speech

Question 507

1ordo, ordinis, m

Answer 507

rank, order, line

Question 508

orior oriri ortus sum

Answer 508

rise, spring from

Question 509

orno (1), ornare, ornavi, ornatus

Answer 509

adorn, decorate, equip

Question 510

oro (1), orare, oravi, oratus

Answer 510

beg, pray, ask

Question 511

os, oris, n.

Answer 511

mouth, face

Question 512

ostendo, ostendere, ostendi, ostentum

Answer 512

show

Question 513

1otium, otii, n

Answer 513

leisure, idleness, peace

Question 514

paene

Answer 514

almost

Question 515

1palam

Answer 515

openly

Question 516

par (gen. paris)

Answer 516

equal, like

Question 517

parco parcere peperci parsum (+ dat.)

Answer 517

spare

Question 518

1parens, parentis, m and f

Answer 518

parent; (pl)relations

Question 519

pareo (2) (+ dat.)

Answer 519

obey

Question 520

1pario, parere, peperi. partus

Answer 520

win, acquire, gain, secure

Question 521

paro, (1) parare, paravi, paratus

Answer 521

prepare, acquire

Question 522

pars, partis, f

Answer 522

part

Question 523

parvus, parva, parvum

Answer 523

small

Question 524

1passim

Answer 524

in all directions, far and wide

Question 525

1passus, passus, m

Answer 525

pace

Question 526

1mille passus

Answer 526

mile

Question 527

pater, patris, m

Answer 527

father

Question 528

patior, pati, passus sum

Answer 528

suffer, endure, allow

Question 529

patria, patriae, f

Answer 529

fatherland, one's country

Question 530

pauci, paucae,pauca

Answer 530

few

Question 531

1paulatim

Answer 531

gradually, little by little

Question 532

1paulisper

Answer 532

for a short time

Question 533

paulo, paulum (adv.)

Answer 533

a little,

Question 534

1pauper, pauperis

Answer 534

poor

Question 535

pax, pacis, f

Answer 535

peace

Question 536

pecunia, pecuniae, f

Answer 536

money

Question 537

pedes -itis m.

Answer 537

foot-soldier, infantryman

Question 538

pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsum

Answer 538

push, drive, drive away, dispel

Question 539

per, (+acc)

Answer 539

through, by means of

Question 540

perdo, perdere, perdidi, perditum

Answer 540

destroy, lose, ruin

Question 541

pereo, perire, perii, peritum

Answer 541

die, perish

Question 542

1perficio, perficere, perfeci, perfectus

Answer 542

bring about, complete, perfect

Question 543

periculum, periculi, n

Answer 543

danger

Question 544

1peritus, perita, peritum +gen or abl

Answer 544

skilled (in)

Question 545

permitto -mittere -misi -missum

Answer 545

allow, entrust

Question 546

1persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi + dat

Answer 546

persuade, convince

Question 547

1perterritus, perterrita, perterritum

Answer 547

very frightened

Question 548

pervenio, pervenire, perveni, perventum

Answer 548

arrive

Question 549

pes, pedis, m

Answer 549

foot

Question 550

peto, petere, petivi (or petii) petitum

Answer 550

seek, ask, aim at, make for

Question 551

1pilum, pili, n

Answer 551

javelin

Question 552

1placet, placere, placuit + dat

Answer 552

it pleases, suits, it is resolved

Question 553

1plebs, plebis, f

Answer 553

the people, common people

Question 554

plenus, plena, plenum (+gen)

Answer 554

full,

Question 555

plerique, pleraeque, pleraque

Answer 555

most, very many

Question 556

poena, poenae, f

Answer 556

punishment,

Question 557

1poenas do

Answer 557

pay the penalty, am punishmed

Question 558

polliceor, polliceri, pollicitus sum

Answer 558

promise

Question 559

pono, ponere, posui, positum

Answer 559

put, place, put aside

Question 560

pons, pontis, m

Answer 560

bridge

Question 561

populus, populi, m

Answer 561

the people, a people, nation

Question 562

porta, portae, f

Answer 562

gate

Question 563

porto, (1) portare, portavi, portatus

Answer 563

carry,

Question 564

portus, portus, m

Answer 564

harbour, port

Question 565

1posco, poscere, poposci

Answer 565

demand, ask for

Question 566

possum, posse, potui

Answer 566

can, be able

Question 567

post, (adv. and prep. +acc)

Answer 567

behind, after

Question 568

1post

Answer 568

afterwards, next

Question 569

postea (adv.)

Answer 569

afterwards

Question 570

postquam (conj.)

Answer 570

after,

Question 571

1postremus, postrema, postremum

Answer 571

last

Question 572

1postridie

Answer 572

on the next day

Question 573

1postulo, postulare, postulavi, postulatus

Answer 573

demand, ask

Question 574

1potens, potentis

Answer 574

powerful

Question 575

1potestas, potestatis, f

Answer 575

power, authority, opportunity

Question 576

1potior, potiri, potitus sum + gen or abl

Answer 576

seize, get possession of

Question 577

1potius

Answer 577

rather, more

Question 578

1praebeo, praebere, praebui, praebitus

Answer 578

provide, give, show, offer

Question 579

praeda, praedae, f

Answer 579

booty, plunder, prey

Question 580

praemium, praemii, n

Answer 580

prize, reward

Question 581

1praeficio, praeficere, praefeci, praefectus

Answer 581

put in charge of

Question 582

praesidium, praesidii, n

Answer 582

defense garrison

Question 583

1praesum, praeesse, praefui +dat

Answer 583

be in charge of

Question 584

1praeter, +acc

Answer 584

beyond, except, besides

Question 585

praeterea

Answer 585

besides

Question 586

aedes, aedium f.pl

Answer 586

house

Question 587

accuso (1)

Answer 587

accuse

Question 588

aeger -gra -grum

Answer 588

ill, sick

Question 589

aestas -atis f.

Answer 589

summer

Question 590

aetas -atis f.

Answer 590

age

Question 591

agricola -ae m.

Answer 591

farmer

Question 592

appello (1)

Answer 592

call

Question 593

armo (1)

Answer 593

arm

Question 594

atque, ac

Answer 594

and

Question 595

aurum -i n.

Answer 595

gold

Question 596

aut

Answer 596

or

Question 597

autem

Answer 597

but, however, moreover

Question 598

barbarus -a -um

Answer 598

foreign, barbarian

Question 599

canto (1)

Answer 599

sing

Question 600

carmen -inis n.

Answer 600

song, poem

Question 601

castra -orum n.pl.

Answer 601

camp

Question 602

cena -ae f.

Answer 602

dinner

Question 603

classis -is f.

Answer 603

fleet

Question 604

cogito (1)

Answer 604

think

Question 605

cohors -ortis f.

Answer 605

cohort

Question 606

cor cordis n.

Answer 606

heart

Question 607

cresco crescere crevi cretum

Answer 607

grow, increase

Question 608

culpo (1)

Answer 608

blame

Question 609

digitus -i m.

Answer 609

finger

Question 610

dono (1)

Answer 610

give, present with

Question 611

dulcis -is -e

Answer 611

sweet pleasant

Question 612

ecce

Answer 612

look!

Question 613

edo edere edi esum

Answer 613

eat

Question 614

fabula -ae f.

Answer 614

story

Question 615

fatum -i n.

Answer 615

fate, destiny

Question 616

fessus -a -um

Answer 616

tired, weary

Question 617

finis -is m.

Answer 617

boundary, limit, end

Question 618

fleo flere flevi fletum

Answer 618

weep, cry

Question 619

flos floris m.

Answer 619

flower

Question 620

fortiter

Answer 620

bravely

Question 621

gloria -ae f.

Answer 621

glory

Question 622

hortus -i m.

Answer 622

garden

Question 623

huc

Answer 623

to here

Question 624

humanus -a -um

Answer 624

human, kind, humane

Question 625

illinc

Answer 625

from there

Question 626

illuc

Answer 626

to there

Question 627

incola -ae c.

Answer 627

inhabitant

Question 628

incolo (3)

Answer 628

inhabit

Question 629

interim

Answer 629

meanwhile

Question 630

irascor irasci iratus sum (+ dat.)

Answer 630

become angry

Question 631

iste ista istud

Answer 631

that; he, she, it

Question 632

iudicium -i n

Answer 632

judgement

Question 633

iudico (1)

Answer 633

judge

Question 634

ius, iuris n.

Answer 634

law, right

Question 635

leo leonis m.

Answer 635

lion

Question 636

lingua -ae f.

Answer 636

tongue, language

Question 637

ludo ludere lusi lusum

Answer 637

play

Question 638

ludus -1 m.

Answer 638

game, public games, school

Question 639

luna -ae f.

Answer 639

moon

Question 640

lux, lucis f.

Answer 640

light

Question 641

mensa -ae f.

Answer 641

table

Question 642

mirus -a -um

Answer 642

wonderful

Question 643

nato (1)

Answer 643

swim

Question 644

nuper

Answer 644

recently, lately

Question 645

nusquam

Answer 645

nowhere

Question 646

onus oneris n.

Answer 646

burden

Question 647

pectus -oris n.

Answer 647

breast, chest, heart

Question 648

placeo placere placui placitum (+ dat.)

Answer 648

please

Question 649

pontus -i m.

Answer 649

sea

Question 650

praetor -oris m.

Answer 650

praetor

Question 651

primus -a -um

Answer 651

first

Question 652

princeps principis m.

Answer 652

chief, leader, emperor

Question 653

prior (gen. prioris)

Answer 653

former, earlier, previous

Question 654

prius (adv.)

Answer 654

previously, before

Question 655

priusquam (conj.)

Answer 655

before

Question 656

procul

Answer 656

far away

Question 657

prodo prodere prodidi proditum

Answer 657

betray, make known, transmit

Question 658

proelium -i n.

Answer 658

battle

Question 659

proficiscor -ficisci -fectus sum

Answer 659

set out, start

Question 660

progredior, -gredi -gressus sum

Answer 660

advance

Question 661

prope (adv. and prep. + acc.)

Answer 661

near

Question 662

propero (1)

Answer 662

hurry

Question 663

publicus -a -um

Answer 663

public

Question 664

puella -ae f.

Answer 664

girl

Question 665

puer pueri m.

Answer 665

boy

Question 666

pugna -ae f.

Answer 666

fight

Question 667

pugno (1)

Answer 667

fight

Question 668

pulcher -chra -chrum

Answer 668

beautiful

Question 669

punio (4)

Answer 669

punish

Question 670

puto (1)

Answer 670

think

Question 671

quaero quaerere quaesivi quaesitum

Answer 671

seek, procure, ask

Question 672

qualis -is -e

Answer 672

of what kind

Question 673

quando

Answer 673

when

Question 674

quantus -a -um

Answer 674

how great, how much

Question 675

que

Answer 675

and

Question 676

qui quae quod

Answer 676

who, which

Question 677

quidam quaedam quoddam

Answer 677

a, a certain person or thing

Question 678

quidem

Answer 678

indeed, certainly

Question 679

quis quis quid

Answer 679

who, which, what (in qu.)

Question 680

quod

Answer 680

because

Question 681

quomodo

Answer 681

how

Question 682

quoque

Answer 682

also

Question 683

quot

Answer 683

how many

Question 684

quotiens

Answer 684

how many times, how often

Question 685

rapio rapere rapui raptum

Answer 685

seize, snatch, carry off

Question 686

reddo reddere reddidi redditum

Answer 686

give back, restore

Question 687

redeo redire redii (or redivi) reditum

Answer 687

go back, return.

Question 688

regina -ae f.

Answer 688

queen

Question 689

regnum -i n

Answer 689

kingdom

Question 690

rego regere rexi rectum

Answer 690

rule

Question 691

relinquo -linquere -liqui -lictum

Answer 691

leave, leave behind

Question 692

reliquus -a -um

Answer 692

remaining, the rest

Question 693

res rei f.

Answer 693

thing, affair, matter, event

Question 694

res publica, rei publicae

Answer 694

the state, republic

Question 695

resisto -sistere -stiti (+ dat.)

Answer 695

resist

Question 696

respondeo -spondere -spondi -sponsum

Answer 696

reply, answer

Question 697

rex regis m.

Answer 697

king

Question 698

rideo ridere risi risum

Answer 698

laugh

Question 699

ripa -ae f.

Answer 699

bank (of river)

Question 700

rogo (1)

Answer 700

ask

Question 701

rumpo rumpere rupi ruptum

Answer 701

break, burst (trans.)

Question 702

rursus

Answer 702

again

Question 703

saepe

Answer 703

often

Question 704

saevus -a -um

Answer 704

cruel, savage

Question 705

sagitta -ae f.

Answer 705

arrow

Question 706

sanguis sanguinis m.

Answer 706

blood

Question 707

sapiens (gen. sapientis)

Answer 707

wise

Question 708

satis

Answer 708

enough

Question 709

saxum -i n.

Answer 709

stone, rock

Question 710

scio scire scivi scitum

Answer 710

know

Question 711

scribo scribere scripsi scriptum

Answer 711

write

Question 712

scutum -i n.

Answer 712

shield

Question 713

se (sui sibi se)

Answer 713

himself, herself, itself, themselves

Question 714

sed

Answer 714

but`

Question 715

sedeo sedere sedi sessum

Answer 715

sit

Question 716

semper

Answer 716

always

Question 717

senator -oris m.

Answer 717

senator

Question 718

senatus -us m.

Answer 718

senate

Question 719

senex senis m.

Answer 719

old man

Question 720

sentio sentire sensi sensum

Answer 720

feel, perceive, experience, think

Question 721

sequor sequi secutus sum

Answer 721

follow

Question 722

servio servire servii servitum (+ dat.)

Answer 722

serve, be a slave

Question 723

servo (1)

Answer 723

save, protect, keep

Question 724

servus -i m.

Answer 724

slave

Question 725

si

Answer 725

if

Question 726

sic

Answer 726

thus

Question 727

signum -i n.

Answer 727

sign, signal, battle-standard

Question 728

silentium -i n.

Answer 728

silence

Question 729

silva -ae f.

Answer 729

wood, forest

Question 730

similis -is -e (+ gen. or dat.)

Answer 730

like, similar

Question 731

simul

Answer 731

at the same time

Question 732

simul ac, simul atque

Answer 732

as soon as

Question 733

sine (+ abl.)

Answer 733

without

Question 734

sino sinere sivi situm

Answer 734

allow

Question 735

socius -i m.

Answer 735

friend, ally

Question 736

sol solis m.

Answer 736

sun

Question 737

soleo solere solitus sum

Answer 737

be in the habit of, be accustomed to

Question 738

solum

Answer 738

only

Question 739

solus -a -um

Answer 739

alone, only

Question 740

somnus -i m.

Answer 740

sleep

Question 741

sonus -i m.

Answer 741

sound, noise

Question 742

soror sororis f.

Answer 742

sister

Question 743

spero (1)

Answer 743

hope

Question 744

spes spei f.

Answer 744

hope

Question 745

statim

Answer 745

immediatly

Question 746

statuo statuere statui statutum

Answer 746

set up, establish, decide

Question 747

sto stare steti statum

Answer 747

stand

Question 748

stultus -a -um

Answer 748

foolish, stupid

Question 749

sub (+ acc.)

Answer 749

up to

Question 750

sub (+abl.)

Answer 750

under

Question 751

subito

Answer 751

suddenly

Question 752

subitus -a -um

Answer 752

sudden

Question 753

subsidium -i n.

Answer 753

help, support, reserve troops

Question 754

sum esse fui

Answer 754

be

Question 755

surgo surgere surrexi surrectum

Answer 755

rise, get up

Question 756

suus -a -um

Answer 756

his (own), hers, its, their

Question 757

taceo tacere tacui tacitum

Answer 757

be quiet, say nothing

Question 758

talis -is -e

Answer 758

such, of such a kind

Question 759

tam

Answer 759

so

Question 760

tamen

Answer 760

but, however

Question 761

tandem

Answer 761

at last, finally

Question 762

tango tangere tetigi tactum

Answer 762

touch

Question 763

tantus -a -um

Answer 763

so great, so much

Question 764

tectum -i n.

Answer 764

roof, house, building

Question 765

telum -i n.

Answer 765

weapon, javelin

Question 766

templum -i n.

Answer 766

temple

Question 767

tempus temporis n.

Answer 767

time

Question 768

teneo tenere tenui tentum

Answer 768

have, hold

Question 769

terra -ae f.

Answer 769

earth, land

Question 770

terreo (2)

Answer 770

frighten

Question 771

timeo (2)

Answer 771

fear, be afraid

Question 772

tot

Answer 772

so many

Question 773

totiens

Answer 773

so many times, so often

Question 774

totus -a -um

Answer 774

all, whole, entire

Question 775

trado tradere tradidi traditum

Answer 775

hand over, hand down

Question 776

traho trahere traxi tractum

Answer 776

pull, drag

Question 777

trans (+ acc.)

Answer 777

across, over, beyond

Question 778

tristis -is -e

Answer 778

sad, gloomy

Question 779

tu

Answer 779

you

Question 780

tum, tunc

Answer 780

then

Question 781

tutus -a -um

Answer 781

safe

Question 782

tuus -a -um

Answer 782

your

Question 783

ubi

Answer 783

where

Question 784

ullus -a -um

Answer 784

any

Question 785

umquam, unquam

Answer 785

ever

Question 786

una

Answer 786

together

Question 787

unde

Answer 787

from where

Question 788

undique

Answer 788

from all sides, on all sides

Question 789

unus -a -um

Answer 789

one

Question 790

urbs urbis f.

Answer 790

city

Question 791

ut, uti

Answer 791

so that, when, as, how

Question 792

uter utra utrum

Answer 792

which (of two)

Question 793

uxor uxoris f.

Answer 793

wife

Question 794

vale, valete

Answer 794

goodbye, farewell

Question 795

validus -a -um

Answer 795

strong

Question 796

vasto (1)

Answer 796

ravage, lay waste

Question 797

vastus -a -um

Answer 797

enormous, vast

Question 798

vel, -ve

Answer 798

or

Question 799

veho vehere vexi vectum

Answer 799

carry

Question 800

vendo vendere vendidi venditum

Answer 800

sell

Question 801

venio venire veni ventum

Answer 801

come

Question 802

ventus -i m.

Answer 802

wind

Question 803

verbum -i n.

Answer 803

`word

Question 804

verto vertere verti versum

Answer 804

turn

Question 805

verus -a -um

Answer 805

true

Question 806

vester -tra -trum

Answer 806

your

Question 807

veto vetare vetui vetitum

Answer 807

forbid, tell not to

Question 808

via -ae f.

Answer 808

road, street, way

Question 809

victor -oris m.

Answer 809

conqueror, winner

Question 810

victoria -ae f.

Answer 810

victory

Question 811

vicus -i m.

Answer 811

village

Question 812

video videre vidi visum

Answer 812

see

Question 813

vinco vincere vici victum

Answer 813

conquer, beat, win

Question 814

vir viri m.

Answer 814

man

Question 815

virtus virtutis f. `

Answer 815

courage, virtue

Question 816

vita -ae f.

Answer 816

life

Question 817

vito (1)

Answer 817

avoid

Question 818

vivo vivere vixi victum

Answer 818

live

Question 819

vivus -a -um

Answer 819

alive

Question 820

vix

Answer 820

hardly, scarcely

Question 821

voco (1)

Answer 821

call

Question 822

volo velle volui

Answer 822

want, wish

Question 823

vos

Answer 823

you

Question 824

vox vocis f.

Answer 824

voice

Question 825

vulnus -eris n.

Answer 825

wound