Vocab Set 5 Flashcards
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1
Q
accendo, ere, cendi, censum
A
set on fire, inflame
2
Q
adhuc
A
until now, hiterto, as yet
3
Q
adiuvo, are, iuvi, iutum
A
help
4
Q
administro (1)
A
manage, direct
5
Q
adorno (1)
A
equip, prepare
6
Q
aedilis, is (m)
A
aedile
7
Q
aequalis, is, e
A
level, equal, of same age
8
Q
aeque
A
equally
9
Q
aeternus, a, um
A
perpetual, eternal
10
Q
afficio, ficere, feci, fectum
A
affect, influence, endow with
11
Q
agito (1)
A
drive, toss, keep going
12
Q
agnus, i (m)
A
lamb
13
Q
alias
A
at another time, elsewhere
14
Q
alibi
A
elsewhere
15
Q
alio
A
to another place
16
Q
aliquando
A
at some time, sometimes
17
Q
aliquot
A
some
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Q
aliter
A
some
19
Q
alo, ere, alui, altum (or alitum)
A
nourish, bring up, maintain
20
Q
ambo, bae, bo
A
both
21
Q
amens, entis
A
mad
22
Q
amnis, is (m)
A
river
23
Q
amplus, a, um
A
big, spacious, grand
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Q
antiquus, a, um
A
ancient
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anulus, i (m)
ring
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apis, is (f)
bee
27
as, assis (m)
small coin
28
aspicio, ere, spexi, spectum
look at
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assentio, ire, sensi, sensum (+ dat)
agree with
30
assentior, iri, sensus (+ dat)
agree with
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ater, atra, atrum
black
32
atqui
but
33
atrox, ocis
savage, fierce, cruel
34
aufero, ferre, abstuli, ablatum
take away, carry off
35
aula, ae (f)
court-yard, palace
36
aureus, a, um
golden
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auris, is (f)
ear
38
aurora, ae (f)
dawn
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avis, is (f)
bird
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beatus, a, um
happy, wealthy
41
beneficium, i (n)
kindness, good turn, benefit
42
bis
twice
43
caeruleus, a, um
dark blue or green
44
calor, oris (m)
heat
45
canus, a, um
white, grey (esp. of hair)
46
capesso, ere, ivi, itum
undertake, lay hold of
47
capillus, i (m)
hair
48
capto (1)
try to get, chase
49
caro, carnis (f)
flesh
50
causa, ae (f)
cause, law-case
51
celsus, a, um
high
52
censor, oris (m)
censor (official)
53
circiter
about
54
circulus, i (m)
circle, ring
55
circumvenio, ire, veni, ventum
surround
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clam (adv or + abl/acc)
secretly, unknown to
57
coeo, ire, ii, itum
come together, meet
58
coetus, us (m)
assembly, crowd
59
cognatus, a, um
related, relation
60
cognomen, inis (n)
surname
61
colligo, ere, legi, lectum
collect, recover oneself (with reflexive)
62
colloco (1)
place, position
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colonus, i (m)
farmer, colonist
64
columna, ae (f)
column, pillar
65
comitor, ari, atus
accompany
66
communis, is, e
common, general
67
commuto (1)
change, exchange
68
complector, plecti, plexus
embrace, include
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compono, ere, posui, positum
put together, compose, arrange
70
comprimo, ere, pressi, pressum
suppress, restrain
71
conatus, us (m)
attempt, effort
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concito (1)
stir up, excite, rouse
73
concordia, ae (f)
agreement, union
74
concors, cordis
in agreement, united
75
concurro, ere, curri, cursum
assemble hurriedly, meet in battle
76
concursus, us (m)
assembly, collision
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condemno (1)
condemn, sentence
78
confido, ere, fisus sum (+ dat)
trust in
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confirmo (1)
strengthen, encourage
80
confiteor, eri, fessus
admit, confess
81
consolor, ari, atus
console, comfort
82
convenio, ire, veni, ventum
meet together, be suitable, be agreed upon
83
convoco (1)
call together, summon
84
coram (adv and + abl)
openly, in the presence of
85
crinis, is (m)
hair
86
decedo, ere, cessi, cessum
depart, retire, cease
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decipio, cipere, cepi, ceptum
decieve
88
decretum, i (n)
decision, decree
89
defessus, a, um
exhausted
90
denarius, i (m)
silver coin
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dens, dentis (m)
tooth
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densus, a, um
tooth
93
desero, ere, serui, sertum
abandon, desert
94
despicio, spicere, spexi, spectum
look down, despise
95
deterior, ior, ius
worse, inferior
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dictum, i (n)
saying, command
97
difficultas, atis (f)
difficulty
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dimitto, ere, misi, missum
dismiss, abandon
99
discedo, ere, cessi, cessum
go away, depart
100
disciplina, ae (f)
learning, knowledge, discipline
101
discipulus, i (m)
pupil
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displiceo, ere, plicui
displease
103
dissentio, ire, sensi, sensum
disagree
104
dives, divitis
rich
105
divitiae, arum (f pl)
riches
106
divus, a, um
divine
107
doctus, a, um
learned
108
dormio, ire, ivi, itum
sleep
109
edo, edere, edidi, editum
give out, produce, publish
110
effigies, ei (f)
image, statue
111
epulae, arum (f pl)
feast, banquet
112
epulor, ari, atus
feast
113
erga (+ acc)
towards
114
exsul, ulis (c)
exile
115
exsulto (1)
jump about, rejoice
116
extemplo
immediately
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faber, fabri (m)
workman, smith, carpenter
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fabricor, ari, atus
build, make
119
fasces, ium (m pl)
fasces, bundle of rods carried by lictors
120
favor, oris (m)
favour, support, applause
121
febris, is (f)
fever
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fenestra, ae (f)
window
123
ferme
almost, nearly, about
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ferreus, a, um
of iron, unfeeling, cruel
125
ferrum, i (n)
iron, sword
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fido, ere, fisus sum (+ dat)
trust in
127
finio, ire, ivi, itum
limit, fix, finish (trans)
128
finitimus, a, um
neighbouring
129
flamma, ae (f)
flame
130
formido (1)
be afraid (of)
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formido, inis (f)
fear, terror
132
fors, fortis (f)
chance, luck
133
fortiter
bravely
134
frons, frondis (f)
leaf
135
frons, frontis (m)
forehead, front
136
fructus, us (m)
fruit, profit
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fulmen, inis (n)
thunderbolt
138
fumo (1)
smoke
139
fumus, i (m)
smoke
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funus, funeris (n)
funeral, death, ruin
141
furtum, i (n)
theft, trick
142
glacies, ei (f)
ice
143
gradus, us (m)
step
144
gramen, inis (n)
grass
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grandis, is, e
large, old
146
grates (f pl)
thanks
147
gravidus, a, um
pregnant
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gravitas, atis (f)
weight, dignity, importance
149
gremium, i (n)
lap
150
habena, ae (f)
rein
151
habito (1)
live, inhabit
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habitus, us (m)
condition, character, dress
153
haurio, ire, hausi, haustum
drain, swallow
154
herba, ae (f)
grass, herb
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heros, ois (m)
hero
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heu
alas!
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horrendus, a, um
terrible
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horridus, a, um
rough, bristly
159
hospitium, i (n)
hospitality, inn
160
humi
on or in the ground
161
ibidem
in the same place
162
imitor, ari, atus
imitate, copy
163
immemor, oris (+ gen)
forgetful, heedless of
164
immineo, ere
hang over, threaten
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impar (gen imparis)
unequal, inferior
166
impius, a, um
impious, without proper respect for gods, parents, or country
167
improvisus, a, um
unexpected
168
imprudens (gen entis)
unaware, off one's guard
169
impune (adv)
without punishment
170
imus, a, um
lowest, deepest
171
incedo, ere, cessi, cessum
go, walk, advance
172
incito (1)
urge on, rouse, excite
173
infelix (gen felicis)
unlucky
174
inferi, orum (m pl)
the dead below
175
infirmus, a, um
weak
176
inimicus, a, um
enemy, hostile
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iniuria, ae (f)
injustice, a wrong
178
iniussu (+ gen)
without authority for
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innocuus, a, um
harmless
180
inquam
I say, I repeat
181
instituo, ere, ui, utum
set up, establish, appoint
182
interdiu
by day
183
intus (adv)
inside, at home
184
inultus, a, um
unavenged
185
invicem
in turn, one after another
186
invidus, a, um
envious, jealous
187
iocor, ari, atus
joke
188
iocus, i (m)
joke
189
iucundus, a, um
pleasant
190
iussu (meo, etc or + gen)
on the order of
191
iuxta (+ acc)
close to, next to
192
lac, lactis (n)
milk
193
lacero (1)
tear, mangle
194
lacus, us (m)
lake
195
laetitia, ae (f)
joy
196
laetor, ari, atus
be glad, happy
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lar, laris (m)
household god
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largus, a, um
plentiful, generous
199
lavo, ari, lavi, lautum (or lotum)
wash
200
lectus, i (m)
bed, couch
201
letum, i (n)
death
202
levis, is, e
smooth
203
libellus, i (m)
little book
204
libens (gen entis)
willingly, with pleasure
205
libenter
gladly, willingly
206
limen, liminis (n)
threshold, doorway
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linquo, linquere, liqui
leave, abandon
208
longe
far off, by far, very much
209
luctus, us (m)
grief
210
lupus, i (m)
wolf
211
maereo, ere
mourn
212
magis
more
213
magistratus, us (m)
magistracy
214
maiestas, atis (f)
dignity, grandeur, (as crime) high treason
215
manifestus, a, um
obvious, clear, clearly guilty
216
manipulus, i (m)
company of soldiers
217
maritus, i (m)
husband
218
marmor, oris (n)
marble
219
marmoreus, a, um
made of marble
220
matrona ae (f)
married woman
221
maxime
most, especially
222
medicus i (m)
doctor
223
mel, mellis (n)
honey
224
minax (gen minacis)
threatening
225
minister, tri (m)
servant, agent
226
ministro (1)
serve, supply
227
minus
less
228
mirabilis, is, e
wonderful, amazing
229
misericordia, ae (f)
pity, mercy
230
mitis, is, e
mild, gentle
231
monstrum, i (n)
monster, bad omen
232
mus, muris (c)
mouse
233
mutus, a,um
silent, dumb
234
nasus, i (m)
nose
235
natu
by birth, in age
236
nepos, nepotis (m)
grandson
237
nervus, i (m)
sinew
238
nescio, ire, ivi
be ignorant, not know
239
nescius, a, um
ignorant
240
neuter, tra, trum
neither
241
nocturnus, a, um
of night, by night
242
nomino (1)
name
243
nonnulli, ae, a
some, several
244
nota, ae (f)
mark, sign, note
245
noto (1)
mark
246
nutrio, ire, ivi, itum
nourish, rear
247
nutrix, icis (f)
nurse
248
obsto, are, stiti (+ dat)
be in the way, oppose, obstruct
249
occasus, us (m)
setting (of sun)
250
occulto (1)
hide
251
occurro, ere, curri, cursum
go to meet, meet, occur
252
odor, odoris (m)
smell, scent
253
offero, offerre, obtuli, oblatum
present, show, offer
254
origo, originis (f)
origin, beginning
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ortus, us (m)
rising (of sun)
256
osculor, ari, atus
kiss
257
osculum, i (n)
kiss
258
ostendo, ere, tendi, tentum (or tensum)
show
259
ovum, i (n)
egg
260
pagina, ae (f)
page
261
palam
openly, publically
262
palleo, ere, ui
be pale
263
pallesco, ere, pallui
grow pale
264
pallidus, a, um
pale
265
pallor, oris (m)
paleness
266
parum
too little
267
pasco, ere, pavi, pastum
feed, pasture
268
pastor, oris (m)
shepherd
269
patefacio, facere, feci, factum
open up, disclose
270
patiens (gen patientis) (+ gen)
able to endure, tolerant of
271
paulisper
for a short time
272
pauper (gen pauperis)
poor
273
paupertas, atis (f)
poverty
274
pavidus, a, um
fearful, panicky
275
pellis, is (f)
skin, hide
276
penetro (1)
make one's way into
277
penitus (adv)
deeply, far within, utterly
278
percipio, cipere, cepi, ceptum
perceive, feel, understand
279
perficio, ficere, feci, fectum
complete, accomplish
280
perfidia, ae (f)
treachery
281
perfidus, a, um
treacherous, faithless
282
perpetuus, a, um
continuing, without break, perpetual
283
persuadeo, ere, suasi, suasum (+ dat)
persuade
284
perturbo (1)
upset, throw into confusion
285
pinguis, is, e
fat, fertile
286
plaudo, ere, plausi, plausum
clap, applaud
287
pluma, ae (f)
soft feather
288
poeta, ae (m)
poet
289
pontifex, pontificis (m)
priest
290
posterus,a, um
coming after, next
291
posteri (m pl)
future generations
292
postridie
on the next day
293
potens (gen potentis)
powerful, master of (+ gen)
294
potior, ior, ius
better, preferable
295
potissimus, a, um
most important, chief
296
potissimum (adv)
especially
297
praeclarus, a, um
famous, distinguished
298
praedor, ari, atus
plunder
299
praefectus, i
commander, man in charge of (+ dat)
300
praeficio, ficere, feci, fectum
put in charge of (+ dat)
301
praesum
be in charge of (+ dat)
302
praeter (+ acc)
except, past, contrary to, beyond, more than
303
praetereo, ire, ivi, itum
pass by, omit
304
pridie
on the day before
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privatus, a, um
private, personal, not official
306
procurator, oris (m)
administrator, financial agent
307
profundus, a, um
deep
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propinquus, a, um
near, neighbouring
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propter (+ acc)
near, on account of
310
pudor, oris (m)
shame, bashfulness
311
punio, ire, ivi, itum
punish
312
purpureus, a, um
red, purple
313
purus, a, um
pure, clean, plain
314
quamvis
however much, although
315
quare
why, wherefore
316
quasi
as if, just as, as it were
317
quatio, quatere, quassum
shake, beat
318
ne...quidem
not even
319
quiesco, ere, quievi, quietum
rest, be quiet
320
radix, radicis (f)
root
321
rarus, a, um
rare, scattered, at intervals
322
reficio, ficere, feci, fectum
restore, repair, refresh
323
regio, regionis
region, area, district
324
remedium, i (n)
cure
325
remigo (1)
row
326
reparo (1)
recover, make good, repair
327
repello, ere, reppuli, repulsum
drive back, repel
328
repens (gen repentis)
sudden
329
repente
suddenly
330
requiesco, ere, quievi, quietum
rest
331
resto, stare, stiti
remain, be left
332
risus, us (m)
laughter
333
rosa, ae (f)
rose
334
saevio, ire, ii, itum
be fierce, rage
335
saevitia, ae (f)
savagery, brutality
336
sal, salis (m)
salt, sea
337
saltem
at least
338
saluto (1)
greet
339
sapiens (gen sapientis)
wise
340
schola, ae (f)
school
341
semel
once
342
semen, seminis (n)
seed
343
senectus, utis (f)
old age
344
sepulcrum, i (n)
grave, tomb
345
serenus, a, um
clear, bright
346
sermo, sermonis (m)
speech, talk, conversation
347
serus, a, um
(too) late
348
sero (adv)
(too) late
349
serius (adv)
too late
350
servitium, i (n)
slavery
351
significo (1)
show, indicate, mean
352
singuli, ae, a
individual, one each
353
solitudo, inis (f)
loneliness, being alone
354
somnio (1)
dream
355
spargo, ere, sparsi, sparsum
scatter, sprinkle
356
spiritus, us (m)
breath, spirit, character
357
spiro (1)
breathe
358
stabilis, is, e
firm, stable
359
statua, ae (f)
statue
360
stella, ae (f)
star
361
struo, ere, struxi, structum
build, contrive, devise
362
suadeo, ere, suasi, suasum (+ dat)
advise, urge
363
suavis, is, e
sweet, pleasant
364
suesco, ere, suevi, suetum
become accustomed
365
supero (1)
overcome, conquer
366
taberna, ae (f)
shop, inn
367
tabernaculum, i (n)
tent
368
tabula, ae (f)
plank, writing tablet, picture
369
taurus, i (m)
bull
370
termino (1)
limit, bound, finish
371
terminus, i (m)
boundary, limit
372
theatrum, i (n)
theatre
373
tono, are, tonui, tonitum
thunder
374
tranquillus, a, um
quiet, calm, still
375
tremesco, ere
tremble (at)
376
tremo, ere, tremui
quiver, tremble
377
tremor, oris (m)
shaking, trembling
378
tremulus, a, um
shaking, trembling
379
tribunus, i (m)
tribune (officer)
380
tuba, ae (f)
trumpet
381
tunica, ae (f)
tunic, shirt
382
tyrannus, i (m)
tyrant
383
ultio, onis (f)
vengence
384
ultor, oris (m)
avenger
385
umerus, i (m)
shoulder
386
usquam
anywhere
387
utilis, is, e
useful
388
vacca, ae (f)
cow
389
vae
woe (to)!
390
vanus, a, um
empty, idle, useless
391
vehemens (gen entis)
violent, powerful
392
vehor, vehi, vectus
ride, sail, travel
393
velox (gen velocis)
swift
394
velum, i (n)
sail
395
venenum, i (n)
poison
396
verbera, um (n pl)
blows, a flogging
397
verbero (1)
flog
398
verum (adv)
but
399
veteranus, i (m)
veteran (soldier)
400
villa, ae (f)
country house
401
vinum, i (n)
wine
402
viso, ere, visi, visum
go to see, visit
403
volito (1)
fly
404
volo (1)
fly
405
vulgus
crowd, rabble, the masses
