All Vocab (Chapters 1 - 12)

Question 1

ad

Answer 1

(+acc.) to, toward, near, at

Question 2

ager, agrī

Answer 2

(2nd) (m.) field

Question 3

aliquis, aliquid

Answer 3

(adv.) someone, something

Question 4

ambulō, ambulāre, ambulāvī, ambulātus

Answer 4

(1st) to walk

Question 5

amīcus, amica, amicus

Answer 5

friendly; (as subst.) friend

Question 6

amō, amāre, amāvī, amātus

Answer 6

(1st) to love

Question 7

animus, animī

Answer 7

(2nd) (m.) spirit, mind

Question 8

ante

Answer 8

(+acc.) before

Question 9

antequam

Answer 9

before

Question 10

aqua, aquae

Answer 10

(1st) (f.) water

Question 11

arma, armōrum

Answer 11

(n.) (pl.) arms, weapons

Question 12

ars artis

Answer 12

(3rd) (f.) skill

Question 13

audiō, audīre, audīvī, auditus

Answer 13

(4th) to hear

Question 14

beneficium, beneficiī

Answer 14

(2nd) (n.) service, kindness

Question 15

bonus, bona, bonum

Answer 15

(adj.) good, noble, pleasant

Question 16

C.

Answer 16

Gaius, Gaii

Question 17

Caesar, Caesaris

Answer 17

(3rd) (m.) typically Julius Caesar, but becomes generic name for “leader” after his death

Question 18

canō, canere, cecinī, cantus

Answer 18

(3rd) to sing, chant

Question 19

capiō, capere, cēpī, captus

Answer 19

(3rd-io) to seize

Question 20

carmen, carminis

Answer 20

(3rd) (n.) song

Question 21

causa, causae

Answer 21

(1st) (f.) cause, reason, case; “(+genitive) causā” means “for the sake of (___)”

Question 22

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessus

Answer 22

(3rd) to go away, withdraw, concede (this verb has many compounds, but all meanings can be determined from knowledge of prefixes)

Question 23

celeritās, celeritātis

Answer 23

(3rd) (f.) speed

Question 24

cōgnōscō, cognōscere, cognōvī, cognitus

Answer 24

(3rd) to learn, understand

Question 25

coleō, colēre, coluī, cultus

Answer 25

(2nd) to inhabit, cultivate, maintain, honor

Question 26

coniunx, coniugis

Answer 26

(3rd) (common) spouse/husband/wife

Question 27

consilium, consiliī

Answer 27

(2nd) (n.) plan, meeting

Question 28

crēdō, crēdere, crēdidī, crēditus

Answer 28

(3rd) to believe (something); to trust (+dat.) a person

Question 29

cum (time)

Answer 29

when

Question 30

cum (prep.)

Answer 30

(+abl.) with

Question 31

dēbeō, dēbēre, dēbuī, dēbitus

Answer 31

(2nd) to owe, be oblige (often with infinitive: “ought”)

Question 32

deinde/dein

Answer 32

(c.c.) then, next

Question 33

deus, deī

Answer 33

(2nd) (m.) god

Question 34

dea, deae

Answer 34

(1st) (f.) goddess

Question 35

dīcō, dīcere, dīxī, dictus

Answer 35

(3rd) to say

Question 36

disciplina, disciplinae

Answer 36

(1st) (f.) education, study

Question 37

discipula, discipulae

Answer 37

(1st) (f.) student

Question 38

discipulus, discipulī

Answer 38

(2nd) (m.) student

Question 39

discō, discere, didicī, discitus

Answer 39

(3rd) to learn

Question 40

dō, dare, dedī, datus

Answer 40

(1st/irr.) to give

Question 41

dominus, dominī

Answer 41

(2nd) (m.) master

Question 42

domina, dominae

Answer 42

(1st) (f.) mistress

Question 43

dūcō, dūcere, dūxī, ductus

Answer 43

(3rd) to lead

Question 44

ego, meī, mihi, mē, mē

Answer 44

(pronoun) I, me

Question 45

eō, īre, īvī, itus

Answer 45

(irr.) to go

Question 46

equus, equī

Answer 46

(2nd) (m.) horse

Question 47

etiam

Answer 47

(c.c.) and also, besides, even

Question 48

faciō, facere, fēcī, factus

Answer 48

(3rd-io) to do, make

Question 49

fāma, famae

Answer 49

(1st) (f.) rumor, fame

Question 50

fas

Answer 50

(indeclinable) right by divine law

Question 51

fātum, fatī

Answer 51

(2nd) (n.) fate, death

Question 52

fortūna, fortūnae

Answer 52

(1st) (f.) fortune

Question 53

frāter, frātris

Answer 53

(3rd) (m.) brother

Question 54

gēns, gentis

Answer 54

(3rd) (f.) family, tribe, race, nation

Question 55

genus, generis

Answer 55

(3rd) (n.) origin, kind

Question 56

gravis, grave

Answer 56

(adj.) heavy, important, serious, painful

Question 57

habeō, habēre, habuī, habitus

Answer 57

(2nd) to have, hold, consider

Question 58

homō, hominis

Answer 58

(3rd) (m.) human, man

Question 59

honor, honoris

Answer 59

(3rd) (m.) glory, office, honor

Question 60

hostis, hostis

Answer 60

(3rd) (common) public enemy, stranger

Question 61

iaceō, iacēre, iacui, iacitus

Answer 61

(2nd) to lie down

Question 62

iaciō, iacere, ieci, iactus

Answer 62

(3rd-io) to throw, hurl

Question 63

iam

Answer 63

now

Question 64

ibi

Answer 64

there

Question 65

in

Answer 65

(+acc.) into, onto

Question 66

iniuria, iniuriae

Answer 66

(1st) (f.) wrongdoing, injury, injustice

Question 67

inter

Answer 67

(+acc.) between, among

Question 68

iubeō, iubēre, iussī, iussus

Answer 68

(2nd) (n.) to bid, order

Question 69

ius, iuris

Answer 69

(3rd) (n.) law

Question 70

iuvenis, iuvenis

Answer 70

(3rd) (m.) young man

Question 71

iuvō, iuvāre, iūvī, iūtum

Answer 71

(1st) help, assist; please, delight

Question 72

L.

Answer 72

Lucius, Lucii

Question 73

legō, legere, lēgī, lēctum

Answer 73

(3rd) gather, choose, read

Question 74

litus, litoris

Answer 74

(3rd) (n.) shore, coast

Question 75

locus, locī

Answer 75

(2nd) (m.) place

Question 76

longus, longa, longum

Answer 76

(adj.) long, tall

Question 77

magnus, magna, magnum

Answer 77

(adj.) large, great

Question 78

mare, maris

Answer 78

(3rd) (n.) sea

Question 79

māter, mātris

Answer 79

(3rd) (f.) mother

Question 80

mēns, mentis

Answer 80

(3rd) (f.) mind

Question 81

miser, misera, miserum

Answer 81

(adj.) poor, unfortunate

Question 82

mons, montis

Answer 82

(3rd) (m.) mountain

Question 83

mors, mortis

Answer 83

(3rd) (f.) death

Question 84

mōs, mōris

Answer 84

(3rd) (m.) custom, habit; (pl.) character

Question 85

moveō, movēre, movī, mōtus

Answer 85

(2nd) to move, stir, provoke

Question 86

multus, multa, multum

Answer 86

much (sing.); many (pl.)

Question 87

mūnus, mūneris

Answer 87

(3rd) (n.) gift, offering, duty, obligation; gladitorial show (pl.)

Question 88

nātus, natī

Answer 88

(2nd) (m.) son

Question 89

-ne

Answer 89

(enclitic) turns the sentence into a yes/no question

Question 90

nefas

Answer 90

(indeclinable) wrong by divine law

Question 91

negō, negāre, negāvī, negātus

Answer 91

(1st) to deny, refuse

Question 92

negotium, negotiī

Answer 92

(2nd) (n.) business

Question 93

nihil

Answer 93

(indeclinable) nothing

Question 94

nōmen, nominis

Answer 94

(3rd) (n.) name

Question 95

nōs, nostrum/nostrī, nōbīs, nōs, nōbīs

Answer 95

(pronoun) we

Question 96

nōscō, nōscere, nōvī, nōtus

Answer 96

(3rd) learn, know

Question 97

novus, nova, novum

Answer 97

(adj.) new, strange

Question 98

nullus, nulla, nullam

Answer 98

none, not any

Question 99

nunc

Answer 99

now

Question 100

Oct.

Answer 100

Octavius, Octavii

Question 101

oculus, oculī

Answer 101

(2nd) (m.) eye

Question 102

omnis, omne

Answer 102

all

Question 103

otium, otiī

Answer 103

(2nd) (n.) leisure

Question 104

P.

Answer 104

Publius, Publii

Question 105

parēns, parentis

Answer 105

(3rd) (common) parent

Question 106

pars, partis

Answer 106

(3rd) (f.) part

Question 107

parvus, parva, parvum

Answer 107

(adj.) small, little, cheap

Question 108

pater, patris

Answer 108

(3rd) (m.) father

Question 109

per

Answer 109

(+acc.) with

Question 110

pēs, pedis

Answer 110

(3rd) (m.) foot

Question 111

petō, petere, petīvī, petītus

Answer 111

(3rd) to seek, aim at, attack, ask

Question 112

poena, poenae

Answer 112

(1st) (f.) punishment (“poenam dare” = to pay the price)

Question 113

pōnō, pōnere, posuī, positus

Answer 113

(3rd) to put, place, put aside

Question 114

possum, posse, potuī

Answer 114

(irr.) to be able

Question 115

post

Answer 115

after

Question 116

postquam

Answer 116

after

Question 117

puella, puellae

Answer 117

(1st) (f.) girl

Question 118

puer, puerī

Answer 118

(2nd) (m.) boy

Question 119

putō, putāre, putāvī, putātus

Answer 119

(1st) to think, suppose

Question 120

quaerō, quaerere, quaesīvī, quaesitus

Answer 120

(3rd) to seek, search for, inquire

Question 121

quam (c.c.)

Answer 121

(c.c. that compares) than

Question 122

quam (adv.)

Answer 122

(adv.) how

Question 123

quis, quid (after si, nisi, num, ne)

Answer 123

anyone, anything

Question 124

quisquam, quidquam

Answer 124

anyone, anything

Question 125

rapiō, rapere, rapuī, raptus

Answer 125

(3rd-io) to seize, tear away

Question 126

ratiō, ratiōnis

Answer 126

(3rd) (f.) account; method, plan, reason

Question 127

rēgnum, regnī

Answer 127

(2nd) (n.) kingdom

Question 128

relinquo, relinquiere, reliqui, relictus

Answer 128

(3rd) leave behind, abandon

Question 129

Roma, Romae

Answer 129

(1st) (f.) Rome

Question 130

saepe

Answer 130

often

Question 131

salveō, salvēre, ___, ____

Answer 131

(2nd) to be in good health; in the imperative: “hello!”

Question 132

sanguis, sanguinis

Answer 132

(3rd) (m.) blood

Question 133

sciō, scīre, scīvī, scītus

Answer 133

(4th) to know

Question 134

scribō, scribere, scripsī, scriptus

Answer 134

(3rd) to write

Question 135

semper

Answer 135

always

Question 136

sentiō, sentīre, sēnsī, sēnsus

Answer 136

(4th) to perceive, feel, see, think

Question 137

servō, servāre, servāvī, servātus

Answer 137

(1st) to save, protect

Question 138

silva, silvae

Answer 138

(1st) (f.) forest

Question 139

sine

Answer 139

(+abl.) without

Question 140

studium, studiī

Answer 140

(2nd) (n.) eagerness, zeal, study

Question 141

sub

Answer 141

(+acc.) under

Question 142

superus, supera, superum

Answer 142

(adj.) above, lofty, high, on high

Question 143

T.

Answer 143

Titus, Titī

Question 144

tantum

Answer 144

(adv.) only

Question 145

tempus, temporis

Answer 145

(3rd) (n.) time

Question 146

teneo, tenēre, tenuī, tentus

Answer 146

(2nd) to hold, keep

Question 147

terra, terrae

Answer 147

(1st) (f.) land

Question 148

trado, tradere, tradidi, traditus

Answer 148

(3rd) hand over

Question 149

tū, tuī, tib,i tē, tē

Answer 149

(pronoun) you (singular)

Question 150

ubi (place)

Answer 150

where

Question 151

ubi (time)

Answer 151

when

Question 152

umbra, umbrae

Answer 152

(1st) (f.) shade, shadow

Question 153

urbs, urbis

Answer 153

(3rd) (f.) city

Question 154

ut

Answer 154

(sub. conj.) like/as

Question 155

valeō, valēre, valuī, valitus

Answer 155

(2nd) to be strong, powerful; in the imperative: “farewell”

Question 156

veniō, venīre, vēnī, ventus

Answer 156

(4th) to come

Question 157

verbum, verbī

Answer 157

(2nd) (n.) word

Question 158

via, viae

Answer 158

(1st) (f.) road

Question 159

videō, vidēre, vīdī, vīsus

Answer 159

(2nd) to see

Question 160

vincō, vincere, vīcī, victus

Answer 160

(3rd) to conquer

Question 161

vir, virī

Answer 161

(2nd) (m.) man, husband

Question 162

virtūs, virtūtis

Answer 162

(3rd) (f.) courage, strength

Question 163

vita, vitae

Answer 163

(1st) (f.) life

Question 164

vīvō, vīvere, vīxī, vīctus

Answer 164

(3rd) to live

Question 165

vocō, vocāre, vocāvī, vocātus

Answer 165

(1st) to call, summon

Question 166

vōs, vestrum/vestrī, vōbīs, vōs, vōbīs

Answer 166

(pronoun) you (plural)

Question 167

vōx, vōcis

Answer 167

(3rd) (f.) voice, utterance