Vocabulary Flashcards
(346 cards)
1
Q
Cibus
A
Cibi
M.
Food
2
Q
Copia
A
Copiae
F.
Supply, abundance
3
Q
Cura
A
Curae
F.
Worry, care, concern
4
Q
Equus
A
Equi
M.
Horse
5
Q
Servus
A
Servi
M.
Slave
6
Q
Quod
A
Because
7
Q
Forma
A
Formae
F.
Shape
8
Q
Numerus
A
Numeri
M.
Number
9
Q
Regina
A
Reginae
F.
Queen
10
Q
Clarus
A
Clara, clarum
Clear, famous
11
Q
Planus
A
Plana, planum
Level, flat
12
Q
Nauta
A
Nautae
F.
Sailor
13
Q
Pecunia
A
Pecuniae
F.
Money
14
Q
Unda
A
Undae
F.
Wave
15
Q
Navigo
A
Navigare, navigavi, navigatus
Sail
16
Q
Vita
A
Vitae
F.
Life
17
Q
Cras
A
Tomorrow
18
Q
Tum
A
Then, next
19
Q
Ad
A
(with accusative)
To, torward, near
20
Q
Malus
A
Mala, malum
Bad
21
Q
Laudo
A
Laudare, laudavi, laudatus
Praise
22
Q
Nunc
A
Now
23
Q
Ubi
A
Where
24
Q
Amicus
A
Amici
M.
Friend
25
Litera
Literae
F.
Letters (of the alphabet)
(pl.) letters
26
Praeda
Praedae
F.
Booty, loot
27
Gratus
Grata, gratum
| Pleasing, grateful
28
Familia
Familiae
F.
Family
29
Fortuna
Fortunae
F.
Fortune, luck
30
Puella
Puellae
F.
Girl
31
Mando
Mandare, mandavi, mandatus
Entrust, give to (to keep safe)
(takes dative)
32
Dono
Donare, donavi, donatus
Give, present to (as a gift)
(takes a dative)
33
Puer
Pueri
M.
Boy
34
Terra
Terrae
F.
Land, earth
35
Bonus
Bona, bonum
| Good
36
Durus
Dura, durum
| Hard
37
Magnus
Magna, magnum
| Large, big, great
38
Parvus
Parva, parvum
| Small, little
39
Agricola
Agricolae
F.
Farmer
40
Longus
Longa, longum
| Long
41
Multus
Multa, multum
| Many, much
42
Novus
Nova, novum
| New, strange
43
Amo
Amare, amavi, amatus
| Love, like
44
Laboro
Laborare, laboravi, laboratus
| Work
45
Paro
Parare, paravi, paratus
| Prepare
46
Porto
Portare, portavi, portatus
| Carry
47
Specto
Spectare, spectavi, spectatus
| Look, watch
48
Minime
No, not at all
49
Sic
Yes, thus, so
50
Carrus
Carri
M.
Cart, wagon
51
Monstro
Monstrare, monstravi, monstratus
Point out, show to
(takes dative)
52
Nuntio
Nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus
Announce, report to
(takes dative)
53
Probo
Probare, probavi, probatus
Test, prove, approve
(takes dative)
54
Inuria
Inuriae
F.
Injustice, wrong, injury
55
Memoria
Memoriae
F.
Memory
56
Poena
Poenae
F.
Punishment, penalty
57
Provincia
Provinciae
F.
Province
58
Pugna
Pugnae
F.
Fight, battle
59
Victoria
Victoriae
F.
Victory
60
Incito
Incitare, incitavi, incitatus
| Incite, excite, stir up
61
Occupo
Occupare, occupavi, occupatus
| Seize (hold of)
62
Pugno
Pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus
| Fight
63
Servo
Servare, servavi, servatus
| Save, guard
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Filia
Filiae
F.
Daughter
65
Hora
Horae
F.
Hour
66
Meus
Mea, meum
| My, mine
67
Tuus
Tua, tuum
| Yours, your
68
Quintus
Quinta, quintum
| Fifth
69
Paene
Almost
70
Semper
Always
71
Disciplina
Disciplinae
F.
Training, instruction
72
Lingua
Linguae
F.
Tongue, language
73
Patria
Patriae
F.
Fatherland, country
74
Augeo
Augēre, auxi, auctus
| Increase
75
Doceo
Docēre, docui, doctus
| Show, teach
76
Habeo
Habēre, habui, habitus
| Have, hold
77
Terreo
Terrēre, terrui, territus
| Scare, frighten
78
Amicitia
Amicitiae
F.
Friendship
79
Gloria
Gloriae
F.
Glory
80
Gratia
Gratiae
F.
Gratitude, influence
81
Materia
Materiae
F.
Timber, matter
82
Video
Vidēre, vidi, visus
| See
83
Maneo
Manēre, mansi, mansurus
| Remain
84
In
(with ablative) in, on
| (with accusative) into, onto, against
85
Ibi
There
86
Casa
Casae
F.
House
87
Socius
Socii
M.
Ally, comrade
88
Altus
Alta, altum
| High, tall, deep
89
Libero
Liberare, liberavi, liberatus
| Free
90
Mereo
Merēre, merui, meritus
| Deserve, earn
91
Teneo
Tenēre, tenui, tentus
| Hold, keep
92
Captivus
Captivi
M.
Prisoner
93
Cena
Cenae
F.
Dinner
94
Singuli
Singulae, singula
One at a time, one by one
(always plural)
95
Moveo
Movēre, movi, motus
| Move
96
Voco
Vocare, vocavi, vocatus
| Call
97
A, ab
(with ablative)
| Away from, from
98
De
(with ablative)
| Down from, from, about, concerning
99
E, ex
(with ablative)
| Out from, from, out of
100
Ager
Agri
M.
Field
101
Filius
Filii
M.
Son
102
Magister
Magistri
M.
Teacher
103
Vir
Viri
M.
Man
104
Liber
Libera, liberum
| Free
105
Noster
Nostra, nostrum
| Our
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Sacer
Sacra, sacrum
| Sacred
107
Animus
Animi
M.
Mind, courage, spirit
108
Colonus
Coloni
M.
Settler, colonist
109
Habito
Habitare, habitavi, habitatus
| Live, dwell
110
Migro
Migrare, migravi, migraturus
| Depart, migrate
111
Annus
Anni
M.
Year
112
Barbarus
Barbari
M.
Foreigner, barbarian
113
Castra
Castrorum
N. (pl. in form, sing. in meaning)
Camp
114
Consilium
Consilii
N.
Plan, advice
115
Frumentum
Frumenti
N.
Grain
116
Praemium
Praemii
N.
Reward
117
Signum
Signi
N.
Sign, standard, signal
118
Barbarus
Barbara, barbarum
| Foreign
119
Evoco
Evocare, evocavi, evocatus
| Call out, summon
120
Concordia
Concordiae
F.
Harmony
121
Debeo
Debēre, debui, debitus
| Ought, owe
122
Auxilium
Auxilii
N.
Help, aid
123
Arma
Armorum
N. Pl.
Arms, weapons
124
Maturo
Maturare, maturavi, maturatus
| Hasten
125
Nuntius
Nuntii
M.
Messenger
126
Bellum
Belli
N.
War
127
Publicus
Publica, publicum
| Public
128
Pono
Ponere, posui, positus
| Put, place
129
Accipio
Accipere, accepi, acceptus
| Recieve
130
Quid
What?
131
Vester
Vestra, vestrum
| Your, yours (pl.)
132
-ne
Introduces question
133
Capio
Capere, cepi, captus
| Seize, take
134
Ubi
Where? When?
135
Quis
Who?
136
Facio
Facere, feci, factus
| Do, make
137
Narro
Narrare, narravi, narratus
| Tell, relate
138
Efficio
Efficere, effeci, effectus
| Bring about, effect
139
Terminus
Termini
N.
End, boundary
140
Duco
Ducere, duxi, ductus
| Lead, draw
141
Pretium
Pretii
N.
Price
142
Locus
Loci
M. Place
Pl. N. Loca
143
Invenio
Invenire, inveni, inventus
| Find, come upon
144
Venio
Venire, veni, venturus
| Comr
145
Rego
Regere, rexi, rectus
| Rule, guide
146
Munio
Munire, munivi, munitus
| Fortify
147
Templum
Templi
N.
Temple
148
Pulcher
Pulchra, pulchrum
| Beautiful
149
Populus
Populi
M.
People
150
Latus
Lata, latum
| Wide
151
Dominus
Domini
M.
Master
152
Verus
Vera, verum
| True, real, not false
153
Aqua
Aquae
F.
Water
154
Insula
Insulae
F.
Island
155
Silva
Silvae
F.
Forest, woods
156
Via
Viae
F.
Way, street, road
157
Non
Not
158
Et
And
159
Sed
But
160
Fama
Famae
F.
Fame, report
161
Aequus
Aequa, aequum
| Just, even, calm
162
Oppidum
Oppidi
N.
Town
163
Causa
Causae
F.
Cause, reason, case
164
Officium
Officii
N.
Duty
165
Ago
Agere, egi, actus
Do, drive, discuss, live, spend (time)
SQUISHY VERB
166
Cedo
Cedere, cessi, cessurus
| Move (away from), retreat, yield
167
Accedo
Accedere, accessi, accessurus
| Approach
168
Mitto
Mittere, misi, missus
| Send, let go
169
Exspecto
Exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus
| Look out for, await
170
Defendo
Defendere, defendi, defensus
| Defend
171
Excedo
Excedere, excessi, excessurus
| Depart
172
Appello
Appellare, appellavi, appellatus
| Call, name
173
Aut
Or
174
Aut... Aut
Either... Or
175
Neque (or nec)
And not, nor
176
Neque... Neque
Neither... Nor
177
Praesidium
Praesidii
N.
Guard, protection
178
Et... Et
Both... And
179
Propero
Properare, properavi, properaturus
| Hasten, hurry
180
Committo
Committere, commisi, commissus
| Entrust, join together, commit
181
Proelium committo
Begin battle
182
-que
And
| translated before the word it is connected to
183
Finitimus
Finitimi
M.
Neighbor
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Finitimus
Finitima, finitimum
| Neighboring
185
Pauci
Paucae, pauca
| Few (pl. only)
186
Ventus
Venti
M.
Wind
187
Scribo
Scribere, scripsi, scriptus
| Write
188
Numquam
Never
189
Proelium
Proelii
N.
Battle
190
Poeta
Poetae
M.
Poet
191
Consilium capio
Adopt a plan
192
Lego
Legere, legi, lectus
| Gather, choose, read
193
Reliquus
Reliqua, reliquum
| Remaining, rest (of)
194
Viam munio
Build a road
195
Gratiam habeo
Feel grateful
| with dat.
196
Castra pono
Pitch camp
197
Gratias ago
Thank
| with dat.
198
Memoria teneo
Remember
199
Bellum gero
Wage/carry on war
200
Verba facio
Speak, make a speech
201
Vitam ago
Live a life
202
Convoco
Convocare, convocavi, convocatus
| Call together
203
Reduco
Reducere, reduxi, reductus
| Lead back
204
Audio
Audire, audivi, auditus
| Hear
205
Traho
Trahere, traxi, tractus
| Daraw, drag
206
Convenio
Convenire, conveni, conventurus
| Come together
207
Sententia
Sententiae
F.
Feeling, opinion, motto
208
Medius
Media, medium
| Middle, middle (of)
209
Contineo
Continēre, continui, contentus
| Hold (together), contain
210
Gero
Gerere, gessi, gestus
| Wage, carry on
211
Afficio
Afficere, affeci, affectus
| Affect, afflict with
212
Verbum
Verba
N.
Word
213
Liber
Libri
M.
Book
214
Cum
(with ablative)
| With
215
Incipio
Incipere, incepi, inceptus
| Take on, begin
216
Tardus
Tarda, tardum
| Late, slow
217
Plenus
Plena, plenum
| Full
218
Firmus
Firma, firmum
| Strong, firm
219
Valeo
Valere, valui, valiturus
| Be strong, be well
220
Perpetuus
Perpetua, perpetuum
| Constant
221
Ita
So
222
Commodus
Commoda, commodum
| Suitable, convenient
223
Dea
Deae
F.
Goddess
224
Varius
Varia, varium
| Various, changing
225
Deus
Dei
M.
Goddess
226
Fugio
Fugere, fugi, fugiturus
| Flee, runaway
227
Studium
Studii
N.
Eagerness, interest
(pl.) studies
228
Dico
Dicere, dixi, dictus
| Say, tell
229
Otium
Otii
N.
Peace, leisure
230
Sum
Esse, fui, futurus
| Be
231
Periculum
Periculi
N.
Danger
232
Miser
Misera, miserum
| Poor, unhappy
233
Amitto
Amittere, amisi, amissus
| Lose
234
Pro
(with ablative)
| In front of, before
235
Inimicus
Inimica, inimicum
Unfriendly, hostile
As noun: personal enemy
236
Absum
Abesse, abfui, abfuturus
| Be away, be absent
237
Nosco
Noscere, novi, notus
Learn
Perfect tense: have learned, know
238
Procedo
Procedere, processi, processurus
| Go forward, advance
239
Produco
Producere, produxi, productus
| Lead out
240
Retineo
Retinere, retenui, retentus
| Hold back, keep
241
Iam
Already, now
242
Sine
(with ablative)
| Without
243
Integer
Integra, integrum
| Fresh, whole, untouched
244
Cupio
Cupere, cupivi, cupitus
| Desire, wish, want
245
Dimitto
Dimittere, dimisi, dimissus
| Let go, send away
246
Dubito
Dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatus
| Doubt, hesitate
247
Olim
Formely, once (upon a time)
248
Porta
Portae
F.
Gate
249
Discedo
Discedere, discessi, discessurus
| Go away, depart
250
Iubeo
Iubēre, iussi, iussus
| Order
251
Recipio
Recipere, recepi, receptus
| Take back, recover
252
Redigo
Redigere, redegi, redactus
| Drive back, reduce
253
In provinciam redigere
To reduce the status of a province
254
Etiam
Also, even
255
Beneficium
Beneficii
M.
Kindness, benefit
256
Removeo
Removēre, removi, remotus
| Remove, move back
257
Exemplum
Exempli
N.
Example
258
Egregius
Egregia, egregium
| Excellent, distinguished
259
Propono
Proponere, proposui, propositus
| Put forward, offer
260
Suscipio
Suscipere, suscepi, susceptus
| Undertake, take up, start
261
Per
(with accusative)
| Through
262
Sub
Under, close to
With accusative adter verbs of motion
With ablative after verbs of rest
263
Liberi
Liberorum
M. Pl.
Children
264
Superbia
Superbiae
F.
Arrogance, pride
265
Superbus
Superba, superbum
| Arrogant, proud
266
Primus
Prima, primum
| First
267
Adsum
Adesse, adfui, adfuturus
| Be present, be near
268
Educo
Educere, eduxi, eductus
| Lead out
269
Interficio
Interficere, interfeci, interfectus
| kill
270
Permitto
Permittere, permisi, permissus
| Let go through, allow, entrust (with dat)
271
Remaneo
Remanēre, remansi, remansurus
| Stay behind, remain
272
Tamen
Nevertheless
273
Ego
Mei
| I, of me
274
Nos
Nostrum
| We, of us
275
Tu
Tui
| You, of you
276
Vos
Vestrum
| You, of you (pl.)
277
Is
He, it m.
Ea: she, it f.
Id: it n.
278
Diligentia
Diligentiae
F.
Dilligence
279
Ludus
Ludi
M.
Game, play, show, school
280
Do
Dare, dedi, datus
| Give
281
Submitto
Submittere, submisi, submissus
| Let down, furnish
282
Inter
(With acc.)
| Between, among
283
Ob
(with acc.)
| (facing toward), on account of, for, because of
284
Natura
Naturae
F.
Nature
285
Qui
Quae, quod
| Who, which
286
Peto
Petere, petivi, petitus
| Seek, ask
287
Sustineo
Sustinēre, sustinui, sustentus
| Hold up, maintain, endure
288
Cur
(Interrogative)
| Why?
289
Conservo
Conservare, conservavi, conservatus
| Save, preserve
290
Intermitto
Intermittere, intermisi, intermissus
| Stop, interrupt, let go
291
Obtineo
Obtinēre, obtinui, obtentus
| Hold, obtain
292
Permoveo
Permovēre, permovi,
| Move (deeply), upset
293
Modus
Modi
M.
Manner, way
294
Quis, quid
Who? What?
295
Qui
Quae, quod
| Which? What?
296
Cogo
Cogere, coegi, coactus
| Drive together, collect, compel
297
Moneo
Monēre, monui, monitus
| Remind, warn
298
Atque (ac)
And, and even
299
Nam
For (in sense of "because" introducing a new verb)
300
Cognosco
Cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus
Learn
(Perf.) have learned, know
302
Ante
Before
303
Ante
(With accusative) before (of time or place)
304
Trans
(With accusative)
| Across
304
Plico
Plicare, plicavi, plicatus
| Fold
305
Plico
Plicare, plicavi, plicatus
| Fold
306
Dux
Ducis
M.
Leader, general
307
Homo
Hominis
M.
Man, human being, person
308
Lex
Legis
F.
Law
309
Miles
Militis
M.
Soldier
310
Pax
Pacis
F.
Peace
311
Salus
Saultis
F.
Health, safety
312
Clamo
Clamare, clamavi, clamatus
| Shout, cry out
313
Premo
Premere, pressi, pressus
| Press, press hard
314
Vulnero
Vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus
| Wound
315
Antecedo
Antecedere, antecessi antecessurus
| Go before, go ealier
316
Relinquo
Relinquere, reliqui, relictus
| Leave (behind), abandon
317
Sto
Stare, steti, staturus/status
| Stand
318
Traduco
Traducere, traduxi, traductus
| Lead across
319
Vivo
Vivere, vixi, victus
| Live
320
Fortasse
Perhaps
321
Factum
Facti
N.
Deed
322
Certus
Certa, certum
| Fixed, sure
323
Notus
Nota, notum
| Known, familiar
324
Paratus
Parata, paratum
| Prepared, ready
325
Tertius
Tertia, tertium
| Third
326
Cerno
Cernere, crevi, cretus
| (Seperate), discern, see
327
Commoveo
Commovēre, commovi, commotus
| Disturb, alarm
328
Possum
```
Posse, potui, ---
Be able (with infinitive)
```
329
Rogo
Rogare, rogavi,
| Ask
330
Fuga
Fugae
| F. Flight
331
In fugam do
Put to flight, cause to run away, make run
332
Spatium
Spatii
| N. space, time
333
Timidus
Timida, timidum
| Shy
334
Ultimus
Ultima, ultimum
| Farthest, last
335
Adduco
Adducere, adduxi, adductus
336
Consulo
Consulere, consului, consultus
| Consult
337
Provideo
Providēre, providi, provisus
| Foresee, see ahead, provide
338
Non iam
No longer
339
Impedimentum
Impedimenti
N. hindrance
Pl. baggage
340
Pes
Pedis
| M. Foot
341
Regnum
Regni
| N. kingdom, realm
342
Rex
Regis
| M. King
343
Expedio
Expedire, expedivi, expeditus
| Set free
344
Impedio
Impedire, impedivi, impeditus
| Hinder, obstrcut
345
Ligo
Ligare, ligavi, ligatus
| Bind, tie
346
Verto
Vertere, verti, versus
| Turn
