all vocab for timing reasons Flashcards
1
Q
celeritas
A
celeritatis, f
regular
swiftness, speed
2
Q
consul
A
consulis, m
regular
consul
3
Q
dux
A
ducis, m
regular
leader
4
Q
frater
A
fratris, m
regular
brother
5
Q
imperator
A
imperatoris, m
regular
commander, general
6
Q
imperium
A
imperi, n
command, military power, government
7
Q
mater
A
matris, f
regular
mother
8
Q
miles
A
militis, m
regular
soldier
9
Q
pater
A
patris, m
regular
father
10
Q
rex
A
regis, m
regular
king
11
Q
soror
A
sororis, f
regular
sister
12
Q
mox
A
soon
13
Q
Caesar
A
Caesaris, m
regular
Caesar
14
Q
caput
A
capitis, n
regular
head
15
Q
carmen
A
carminis, n
regular
song
16
Q
corpus
A
corporis, n
regular
body
17
Q
diligentia
A
-ae, f
diligence, care
18
Q
flumen
A
fluminis, n
regular
river
19
Q
iter
A
itineris, n
regular
march, journey, route
20
Q
nomen
A
nominis, n
regular
name
21
Q
tempus
A
temporis, n
regular
time
22
Q
vulnus
A
vulneris, n
regular
wound
23
Q
Germanus
A
-a, -um
German
24
Q
Graecus
A
-a, -um
Greek
25
Hispanus
-a, -um
Spanish
26
Romanus
-a, -um
Roman, of Rome
27
animal
animalis, n
i-stem
animal
28
civis
civis, m or f
i-stem
citizen, fellow citizen
29
finis (sg); fines (pl)
finis, m (sg)
i-stem
end, boundary;
finium, m (pl)
territory
30
gens
gentis, f
i-stem
family, clan, nation
31
hostis
hostis, m
i-stem
(public) enemy
32
ignis
ignis, m
i-stem
fire
33
mare
maris, n
i-stem
sea
34
mons
montis, m
i-stem
mountain, hill
35
mors
mortis, f
i-stem
death
36
navis
navis, f
i-stem
ship
37
panis
panis, m
i-stem
bread
38
pons
pontis, m
i-stem
bridge
39
urbs
urbis, f,
i-stem
city
40
acer
acris, acre
(3 terminations)
sharp, fierce
41
audax
audacis
(1 termination)
bold, daring
42
brevis
breve
(2 terminations)
short
43
Britannus
-a, -um
British
44
celer
celeris, celere
(3 terminations)
swift
45
facilis
facile
(2 terminations)
easy
46
fortis
forte
(2 terminations)
brave
47
Gallus
-a, -um
Gallic
48
gravis
grave
(2 terminations)
heavy; severe, serious
49
omnis
omne
(2 terminations)
(sg) all, every
(pl) everyone, everything
50
potens
potentis
(1 termination)
powerful
51
similis
simile
(2 terminations)
like, similar
52
Troianus
-a, -um
Trojan
53
aestas
aestatis, f
regular
summer
54
hiems
hiemis, f
regular
winter
55
lux
lucis, f
regular
light
56
pax
pacis, f
regular
peace
57
salus
salutis, f
regular
safety, welfare
58
vox
vocis, f
regular
voice
59
unus
unus, una, unum
unius, unius, unius
uni, uni, uni
unum, unam, unum
uno, unā, uno
one
60
duo
duo, duae, duo
duorum, duarum, duorum
duobus, duabus, duobus
duos, duas, duo
duobus, duabus, duobus
two
61
tres
tres, tria
trium, trium
tribus, tribus
tres, tria
tribus, tribus
three
62
quattor
four
63
quinque
five
64
sex
six
65
septem
seven
66
octo
eight
67
novem
nine
68
decem
ten
69
undecim
eleven
70
duodecim
twelve
71
viginti
twenty
72
centum
one hundred, a hundred
73
mille
one thousand, a thousand
74
antiquus
-a, -um
former, ancient, old-fashioned, old
75
pauci
-ae, -a
few, a few
76
clarus
-a, -um
clear, bright; famous
77
finitimus
-a, -um
neighboring
78
reliquus
-a, -um
remaining, the rest of
79
tredecim
thirteen (XIII)
80
quattordecim
fourteen (XIV or XIIII)
81
quindecim
fifteen (XV)
82
sedecim
sixteen (XVI)
83
septendecim
seventeen (XVII)
84
duodeviginti
eighteen (XVIII)
85
undeveginti
nineteen (XIX or XVIIII)
86
is, ea, id
is, ea, id
eius, eius, eius
ei, ei, ei
eum, eam, id
eo, eā, eo
ei, eae, ea
eorum, earum, eorum
eis, eis, eis
eos, eas, ea
eis, eis, eis
this, that (pl: these, those); he, she, it, they
87
hic, haec, hoc
hic, haec, hoc
huius, huius, huius
huic, huic, huic
hunc, hanc, hoc
hōc, hāc, hōc
hi, have, haec
horum, harum, horum
his, his, his
hos, has, haec
his, his, his
this (these); the latter
88
ille, illa, illud
ille, illa, illud
illius, illius, illius
illi, illi, illi
illum, illam, illud
illo, illā, illo
illi, ille, illa
illorum, illarum, illorum
illis, illis, illis
illos, illas, illa
illis, illis, illis
that (those); the former
89
eques
equitis, m
regular
horseman, knight; pl: cavalry
90
pedes
peditis, m
regular
foot soldier; pl: infantry
91
ōlim
formerly, once upon a time; some day
92
auctoritas
auctoritatis, f
regular
authority
93
avis
avis, f
i-stem
bird
94
canis
canis, m or f
regular
dog
95
clamor
clamoris, m
regular
shout, noise
96
iudex
iudicis, m
regular
juror, judge
97
lapis
lapidis, m
regular
stone
98
legio
legionis, f
regular
legion
99
libertas
libertatis, f
regular
freedom, liberty
100
nox
noctis, f
i-stem
night
101
princeps
principis, m
regular?
chief
102
timor
timoris, m
regular
fear
103
civitas
civitatis, f
third declension (regular)
citizenship, citizenry, state
104
homo
hominis, m
third declension (regular)
man (as opposed to inanimate objects), human being
105
hortus
horti, m
garden
106
labor
laboris, m
third declension (regular)
difficulty, hardship; work
107
lex
legis, f
third declension (regular)
law
108
multitudo
multitudinis, f
third declension (regular)
great number, crowd
109
pars
partis, f
third declension (i-stem)
part, direction
110
pes
pedis, m
third declension (regular)
foot
111
virtus
virtutis, f
third declension (regular)
manliness, bravery, courage
112
qui, quae, quod
qui, quae, quod
cuius, cuius, cuius
cui, cui, cui
quem, quam, quod
quo, quā, quo
qui, quae, quae
quorum, quantum, quorum
quibus, quibus, quibus
quos, quas, quae
quibus, quibus, quibus
who, which
113
cibus
cibi, m
food
114
modus
modi, m
measure, degree; manner, way
115
murus
muri, m
wall
116
nihil
n (defective noun)
nothing
117
vinum
vini, n
wine
118
quis, quid
quis, quid
cuius, cuius
cui, cui
quem, quid
quo, quo
qui, quae, quae
quorum, quarum, quorum
quibus, quibus, quibus
quos, quas, quae
quibus, quibus, quibus
who? what?
119
delecto
delectare, delectavi, delectatum
1st conjugation
please
120
habeō
habēre, habuī, habitum
2nd conjugation
have; hold
121
maneō
manēre, mansī, mansum
2nd conjugation
stay, remain
122
moneō
monēre, monuī, monitum
2nd conjugation
warn; advise, inform
123
moveō
casta movēre
movēre, movī, motum
2nd conjugation
move
to break camp
124
sedeō
sedēre, sēdī, sessum
2nd conjugation
sit
125
teneō
tenēre, tenuī, tentum
2nd conjugation
hold
126
timeō
timēre, timuī, ______
2nd conjugation
fear, be afraid
127
videō
vidēre, vīdī, vīsum
2nd conjugation
see
128
debeō
dēbēre, dēbuī, dēbitum
2nd conjugation
owe; ought
129
doceō
docēre, docuī, doctum
2nd conjugation
teach; show
130
prohibeō
prohibēre, prohibuī, prohibitum
2nd conjugation
prevent, keep . . . from . . .
131
respondeō
respondēre, respondī, respōnsum
2nd conjugation
reply, answer
132
retineō
retinēre, retinuī, retentum
2nd conjugation
hold back, restrain; delay
133
terreō
terrēre, terruī, territum
2nd conjugation
frighten
134
agō
agere, ēgī, āctum
3rd conjugation (regular)
do, drive
135
cōgō
cōgere, coēgī, coāctum
3rd conjugation (regular)
collect; compel
136
dēfendō
dēfendere, dēfendī, dēfēnsum
3rd conjugation (regular)
defend
137
dūcō
dūcere, dūxī, ductum
3rd conjugation (regular)
lead
138
gerō
gerere, gessī, gestum
3rd conjugation (regular)
bear, carry on, wear
139
mittō
mittere, mīsī, missum
3rd conjugation (regular)
send, let go
140
pōnō
pōnere, posuī, positum
3rd conjugation (regular)
put, place
141
regō
regere, rēxī, rēctum
3rd conjugation (regular)
rule
142
relinquō
relinquere, relīquī, relictum
3rd conjugation (regular)
leave, leave behind
143
surgō
surgere, surrēxī, surrēctum
3rd conjugation (regular)
rise, stand up
144
trādō
trādere, trādidī, trāditum
3rd conjugation (regular)
hand over (down), surrender
145
vincō
vincere, vīcī, victum
3rd conjugation (regular)
conquer, defeat
146
cēdō
cēdere, cessī, cessum
3rd conjugation (regular)
move; yield, give away
147
cōnstituō
cōnstituere, cōnstituī, cōnstitūtum
3rd conjugation (regular)
set up; decide, determine
148
dēligō
dēligere, dēlēgi, dēlēctum
3rd conjugation (regular)
choose
149
contendō
contendere, contendī, contentum
3rd conjugation (regular)
strive, struggle; hasten
150
discēdō
discēdere, discessī, discessum
3rd conjugation (regular)
go away, depart, leave
151
excēdō
excēdere, excessī, excessum
3rd conjugation (regular)
go out, leave
152
redūcō
redūcere, redūxi, reductum
3rd conjugation (regular)
lead back
153
accipiō
accipere, accepī, acceptum
3rd conjugation -io
receive, accept
154
coniciō
conicere, coniēcī, coniectum
3rd conjugation -io
hurl; throw together
155
capiō
capere, cēpī, captum
3rd conjugation -io
take, capture
156
cōnficiō
cōnficere, cōnfēcī, cōnfectum
3rd conjugation -io
accomplish, finish
157
cupiō
cupere, cupīvī, cupītum
3rd conjugation -io
wish, want, desire
158
faciō
facere, fēcī, factum
3rd conjugation -io
make, do
159
fugiō
fugere, fūgī, fugitum
3rd conjugation -io
flee, flee from
160
iaciō
iacere, iēcī, iactum
3rd conjugation -io
throw
161
incipiō
incipere, incēpī, inceptum
3rd conjugation -io
begin
162
interficiō
interficere, interfēcī, interfectum
3rd conjugation -io
kill
163
bibō
bibere, bibī, ____
3rd conjugation (regular)
drink
164
currō
currere, cucurrī, cursum
3rd conjugation (regular)
run
165
dīcō
dicere, dixī, dictum
3rd conjugation (regular)
say, tell
166
edō
edere, ēdī, ēsum
3rd conjugation (regular)
eat
167
petō
petere, petīvī, petītum
3rd conjugation (regular)
seek; beg, ask; attack; aim at
168
scrībō
scibere, scrīpsī, scrīptum
3rd conjugation (regular)
write
169
āmittō
āmittere, āmīsī, āmissum
3rd conjugation regular
lose
170
committō
committere, commīsī, comissum
3rd conjugation regular
entrust
(with proelium) begin a battle, join battle
171
expellō
expellere, expulī, expulsum
3rd conjugation regular
drive out, drive away
172
reddō
reddere, reddidī, redditum
3rd conjugation regular
give back, restore
173
adventus
adventūs, m
arrival, approach
174
cornū
cornūs, n
horn, wing (of an army)
175
cursus
cursūs, m
running; course, quick motion
176
domus
domus
domūs
domuī
domum
domō
domūs
domuum
domibus
domōs
domibus
f
house, home
177
exercitus
exercitūs, m
army
178
exitus
exitūs, m
departure, way out; end, outcome
179
fluctus
fluctūs, m
wave
180
impetus
impetūs, m
attack
181
impetum facere in
to attack (to make an attack against)
182
manus
manūs, f
hand; band (of men)
183
occāsus
occāsūs, m
setting, downfall, a going down
184
passus
mille passūs
passūs, m
pace
mile (thousand paces)
185
portus
portūs, m
harbor, port
186
senātus
senātūs, m
senate
187
ūsus
ūsūs, m
use; advantage; practice, experience
188
mīlia
mīilium, n pl
NOUN, needs partitive genitive
i-stem
thousand
189
audiō
audīre, audīvī, audītum
hear, listen to
190
conveniō
convenīre, convēnī, conventum
come together, assemble
191
dormiō
dormīre, dormīvī, dormītum
sleep
192
impediō
impedīre, impedīvī, impedītum
hinder
193
inveniō
invenīre, invenī, inventum
come upon, find
194
mūniō
mūnīre, mūnīvī, mūnītum
fortify, build
195
perveniō
pervenīre, pervēnī, perventum
reach, arrive
196
veniō
venīre, venī, ventum
come
197
etiam
also, even
198
tamen
nevertheless, yet, still
199
nam
for
200
aciēs
aciēī, f
straight line; line of battle
201
diēs
diēī, m
day
202
iānua
iānuae, f
door
203
lectus
lectī, m
bed, dining couch
204
merīdiēs
merīdiēī, m
midday, noon; south
205
rēs
rēī, f
*thing, affair, matter
206
spēs
spēī, f
hope
207
frūmentārius
-a, -um
having to do with grain
208
pūblicus
-a, -um
belonging to the people, public
209
itaque
and so, therefore
210
neque, nec
and . . . not, nor
211
gaudium
gaudī, n
joy, gladness
212
officium
officī, n
duty
213
praemium
praemī, n
reward
214
praesidium
praesidiī, n
guard, garrison
215
tergum
tergī, n
back
216
absum
abesse, āfuī, āfūtūrus
be absent, be distant, be away
217
adsum
adesse, adfuī, adfūtūrus
be present, be near
218
contineō
continēre, continuī, conentum
hold together, restrain, bound
219
inquam
inquis, inquit, inquiunt
say
220
iubeō
iubēre, iussī, iussum
order, bid
221
possum
posse, potuī, ______
be able, can
222
sustineō
sustinēre, sustinuī, sustentum
hold up, hold in check, withstand
223
aequus
-a, -um
level; fair, just; like, equal
224
amplus
-a, -um
large, ample
225
barbarus
-a, -um
foreign, strange, barbarous
226
certus
-a, -um
sure, certain
227
dīligēns
dīligentis
careful, diligent
228
iūstus
-a, -um
right, just
229
inīquus
-a, -um
uneven; unfair; unfavorable
230
fēlix
fēlicis
happy, lucky
231
laetus
-a, -um
happy, joyful, glad
232
nōtus
-a, -um
famous, well-known
233
trīstis
-e
sad, grim
234
ūtilis
-e
useful, profitable
235
quam
conj. and adv.
as, than, how?
236
aureus
-a, -um
golden
237
cupidus
-a, -um
eager, desirous
238
dexter
dextra, dextrum
right
239
difficilis
-e
difficult
240
dissimilis
-e
unlike
241
dūrus
-a, -um
hard, harsh
242
fidēlis
-e
faithful, loyal
243
idōneus
-a, -um
suitable
244
nōbilis
-e
of high birth, noble, well-known
245
pār
paris
equal
246
posterus
-a, -um
following, next
247
propinquus
-a, -um
near, nearby
248
propior, -ius
nearer
249
proximus
-a, -um
nearest, next
250
sinister
sinestra, sinistrum
left
251
validus
-a, -um
strong
252
magis
adv.
more, more greatly
253
magnopere
adv.
greatly
254
maximē
adv.
most, most greatly, especially
255
nisi
conj.
unless, if . . . not, except
256
bonus
-a -um
good
257
melior
melius
better
258
optimus
-a, -um
best
259
malus
-a, -um
bad
260
peior
peius
worse
261
pessimus
-a, -um
worst
262
magnus
-a, -um
great
263
maior
maius
greater
264
maximus
-a, -um
greatest
265
parvus
-a, -um
small
266
minor
minus
smaller
267
minimus
-a, -um
smallest
268
multī
-ae, -a
many
269
plūrēs
plūra
more
countable
270
plūrimī
-ae, -a
most
271
exterior
exterius
outer
272
extrūmus
-a, -um
outermost, farthest, last, end of
273
īnferior
īnferius
lower
274
īnfimus/īnfīmus
-a, -um
lowest, bottom of
275
interior
interius
inner
276
intimus
-a, -um
inmost
277
prior
prius
former, earlier
278
prīmus
-a, -um
first, foremost
279
propior
propius
nearer
280
superior
superius
higher
281
proximus
-a, -um
nearest, next
282
ulterior
ulterius
farther
283
summus
-a, -um
highest, top of
284
ultimus
-a, -um
farthest
285
senex
senis
adj, but only m
old
286
plus
pluris, n
more, a larger amount
uncountable
287
plurimus
-a, -um
most
288
senior
older
289
medius
-a, -um
middle of
290
nātū
by birth
291
maior nātū
oldest (greatest by birth)
292
prope
adv: nearly, almost
(prep w/ acc): near
293
paulum
paulī, n
a little
294
cotīdiē
(adv)
daily, every day
295
deinde
(adv)
then, next
296
nōndum
(adv)
not yet
297
numquam
(adv)
never
298
paene
(adv)
almost
299
quō
(interr adv)
where to?, to what place?
300
simul
(adv)
at the same time
301
statim
(adv)
at once, immediately
302
tandem
(adv)
at length, at last, finally
303
atque
(conj)
as (after aeqeuē, partier, and simul)
304
postquam
(conj)
after
305
ut
(conj)
how, as, when, since
306
prīmā aestāte
at the beginning of summer
307
prīmā lūce
at daybreak
308
prīmā nocte
early in the night
309
ipse ipsa ipsum
ipse, ipsa, ipsum
ipsius, ipsius, ipsius
ipsi, ipsi, ipsi
ipsum, ipsam, ipsum
ipso, ipsā, ipso
ipsi, ipsae, ipsa
ipsorum, ipsarum, ipsorum
ipsis, ipsis, ipsis
ipsos, ipsas, ipsa
ipsis, ipsis, ipsis
my/your/his/her/itself
310
idem eadem idem
idem, eadem, idem
eiusdem, eiusdem, eiusdem
eidem, eidem, eidem
eundem, eandem, idem
eodem, eādem, eodem
eidem, eaedem, eadem
eorundem, earundem, eorundem
eisdem, eisdem, eisdem
eosdem, easdem, eadem
eisdem, eisdem, eisdem
the same
311
unus
-a, -um
naughty nine
one
312
alter
altera, alterum
naughty nine
the other (of two), second
313
neuter
neutra, neutrum
naughty nine
neither
314
nūllus
-a, -um
naughty nine
no, not any, none
315
sōlus
-a, -um
naughty nine
only, alone
316
tōtus
-a, -um
naughty nine
whole, entire, all
317
ūllus
-a, -um
naughty nine
any(one)
318
uter
untra, utrum
naughty nine
either; which (of two)?
319
alius
-a, -ud
naughty nine
another (of 3+)
320
alius . . . alius
one . . . another
321
alter . . . alter
the one . . . the other
322
alii . . . alii
some . . . others
323
uterque
utraque, utrumque
each (of two)
324
herba
herbae, f
grass
325
subsidium
sibsidii, n
aid, support
326
toga
togae, f
toga
327
victor
victōris, m
victor
328
aliēnus
-a, -um
belonging to another, another's
329
quisque, quidque
each one
330
unde
(relative adj) whence, from where, from which
(Interrogative adj) whence? from where?
331
undique
from everywhere, from all sides, on all sides
332
claudō
claudere, clausī, clausum
shut, close
333
crēscō
crēscere, crēvī, crētum
grow, increase
334
dēsistō
dēsistere, dēstitī, destitum
leave off, stop
335
dubitō
dubitāre, dubitāvi, dubitātum
doubt, hesitate
336
frangō
frangere, frēgī, fractum
break
337
īnstruō
īnstruere, īnstruxī, īnstrūctum
pile up, draw up; equip
338
iungō
iungere, iūnxi, iūnctum
join
339
lavō
lavāre, lāvī, lautum
wash
340
lūdō
lūdere, lūsī, lūsum
play; mock
341
premō
premere, pressī, pressum
press; crush, overpower
342
probō
probāre, probāvī, probātum
prove, approve of
343
recipiō
recipere, recēpī, receptum
accept, receive; take back
344
remittō
remittere, remīsī, remissum
send back, let go back
345
removeō
removere, remōvī, remōtum
move back
346
trahō
trahere, trāxī, trāctum
draw, drag
347
valeō
valē, valēte
valere iubere
valere, valuī, valitum
be well, be strong
goodbye, farewell
to bid farewell
348
accēdō
accēdere, accessī, accessum
approach, go out
349
cognōscō
cognōscere, cognōvī, cognitum
learn, find out
350
crēdō
crēdere, crēdidī, crēditum
believe, trust
351
exīstimō
exīstimāre, exīstimāvī, exīstimātum
think, suppose, consider
352
intellegō
intellegere, intellēxī, intellēctum
understand
353
iūdicō
iūdicāre, iūdicāvī, iūdicātum
judge, consider
354
legō
legere, lēgī, lēctum
choose; gather; read
355
negō
negāre, negāvī, negātum
deny, say . . . not
356
nesciō
nescīre, nescīvī, nescītum
not know
357
obtineō
obtinēre, obtinuī, obtentum
hold (against opposition)
358
pertineo
pertinēre, pertinui, -------
pertain; extend
359
puto
putare, putavi, putatum
think
360
scio
scīre, scīvi, scītum
know
361
sentio
sentire, sēnsi, sēnsum
feel, realize
362
spēro
spare, spavi, spatum
hope
363
apud
(w/ acc) among, at the house of, in the presence of
364
circum
(w/ acc) around
365
praeter
(w/ acc) beyond, besides, except
366
prō
(w/ abl)
in front of, on behalf of, in exchange for, instead of
367
se
----- sui sibi se se
him/her/itself
368
suus
-a, -um
(subject)'s own
369
arbor
arboris, f
tree
370
collis
collis, m
hill
371
cupiditas
cupiditatis, f
greed, desire
372
gloria
-ae, f
fame, glory
373
līberī
līberorum, m pl
children
374
luna
lunae, f
moon
375
mora
morae, f
delay
376
negotium
negotii, n
trouble; task, business
377
senator
senatoris, m
senator
378
sol
solis, m
sun
379
stella
-ae, f
star
380
turris
turris, f
tower
(turrim in acc sg)
381
ventus
-i, m
wind
382
compleo
complēre, complēvi, complētum
fill up, complete
383
cōnspicio
cōnspiere, cōnspexi, cōnspectum
look at attentively, observe closely
384
dēficio
dēficere, dēfeci, dēfectum
fail; revolt, desert
385
dīmitto
dimittere, dīmisi, dīmissum
let go away, send away, dismiss
386
ēnūntio
ēnūntiare, ēnūntiavi, ēnūntiatum
report, announce
387
expōno
expōnere, exposui, expositum
set forth, explain
388
incito
incitare, incitavi, incitatum
stir up, arouse
389
intermitto
intermittent, intermīsi, intermissum
stop, pause; interrupt; lose (time)
390
occīdo
occīdere, occīdi, occīsum
kill, cut down
391
opprimo
opprimere, opressi, oppressum
crush, overpower
392
trādūco
trādūcere, trādūxi, trāductum
lead across
393
aurum
-i, n
gold
394
ferrum
-i, n
iron
(sword/weapon)
395
pīlum
-i, n
javelin
396
scūtum
-i, n
shield
397
tribūnus
-i, m
tribune
398
vallēs
vallis, f
valley
399
armo
armare, armavi, armatum
arm, equip
400
cōnsisto
cōnsistere, cōnstiti, cōnstitum
halt; take a stand
401
erro
errare, erravi, erratum
wander; make a mistake
402
perficio
perficere, perfēci, perfectum
finish, accomplish
403
perterreo
perterrere, perterrui, perterritum
terrify
404
nē
(adv) not
405
vērō
in truth, indeed; but
406
autem
(postpositive conj) but, however; and, moreover
407
enim
(postpositive conj) for
408
vel
(conj)
or
*used for alternative by choice
409
vel . . . vel
either . . . or
*used for alternative by choice
410
Britannia
-ae, f
Britain
411
cēna
-ae, f
dinner
412
Graecia
-ae, f
Greece
413
Helvētia
-ae, f
Helvetia
414
iniūria
-ae, f
wrong, injustice
415
mēnsa
-ae, f
table
416
pugna
-ae, f
fight
417
sella
-ae, f
chair, seat
418
Sicilia
-ae, f
Sicily
419
Trōia
-ae, f
Troy
420
victoria
-ae, f
victory
421
atque, ac
(conj) and
422
aut
or [else]
*used for contrast
423
aut . . . aut
either . . . or
*used for contrast
424
quod
(conj)
because
425
sī
(conj)
if
426
et . . . et
both . . . and
427
calamitās
calamitātis, f
disaster, misfortune
428
condiciō
condiciōnis, f
term, condition
429
cōnsuētūdō
cōnsuētūdinis, f
habit, custom
430
difficultās
difficultātis, f
difficulty
431
īnsidiae
-arum, f (pl)
trap, ambush, plot
432
iūdicium
iūdicii, n
judgement, trial
433
orbis
orbis, m
circle, wheel
434
potestās
potestātis, f
power
435
regiō
regiōnis, f
direction; district, region
436
sententia
-ae, f
opinion
437
vadum
-i, n
ford, shallows
438
calidus
-a, -um
hot
439
frīgidus
-a, -um
cold
440
subitō
(adv) suddenly
441
umquam
(adv) ever
442
orbis terrarum
circle of lands
(lands around the Mediterranean
443
tellus
tellūris, f
earth (as a globe/planet)
444
altitūdō
altitūdinis, f
height, depth
445
centuriō
centuriōnis, m
centurion
446
dolor
dolōris, m
grief, pain, suffering
447
flōs
flōris, m
flower
448
fossa
-ae, f
ditch
449
genus
generis, n
kind, sort, class, race
450
hīberna
-orum, n (pl)
winter quarters
451
iūs
iūris, n
right, justice, law
452
lātūdō
lātūdinis, f
width
453
magnitūdō
magnitūdinis, f
size, greatness
454
mēns
mēntis, f
mind
455
mercātor
mercātoris, m
merchant, trader
456
onus
oneris, n
burden
457
opus
operis, n
work
458
ōrātiō
ōrātiōnis, f
speech
459
vāllum
-i, n
rampart
460
Caledonia
-ae, f
Scotland
461
Hibernia
-ae, f
Ireland
462
Cambria
-ae, f
Wales
463
Aegyptus
-i, m
Egypt
464
Gallia
-ae, f
Gaul
465
Germania
-ae, f
Germany
466
impero
imperare, imperavi, imperatum
order, command
467
mando
mandate, mandavi, mandatum
command, instrust; entrust
468
ōro
ōrare, ōravi, ōratum
beg
469
persuādeo
persuādere, persuāsi, persuāsum
persuade
470
postulo
postulare, postulavi, postulatum
demand
471
quaero
quaerere, quaesīvi, quaesītum
seek; inquire, ask
472
rogo
rogare, rogavi, rogatum
ask
473
ergō
(adv) therefore
474
praetereā
(adv) besides, besides that
475
procul
(adv) at some distance
476
an
(conj) or
*double questions when both cannot be true
477
annōn
(conj) or not
478
aedificium
aedificii, n
building
479
auris
auris, f
ear
480
fidēs
fidēī, f
faith, loyalty, confidence; pledge
481
forum
-i, n
marketplace, forum
482
nēmō
nēmō
nēminis (nullius)
nēmini (nulli)
nēminem
nēmine
no one, nobody
483
oculus
-i, m
eye
484
speciēs
speciēī, f
sight, appearance
485
vestis
vestis, f
clothing
486
vigilia
-ae, f
wakefulness, watchfulness; watch
487
vīs
vīs
vīs
vī
vim
vī
vīres
vīrium
vīribus
vīres
vīribus
(sg) force, violence
(pl) strength
488
commūnis
-e
common, general
489
immortālis
-e
immortal
490
prīvātus
-a, -um
private
491
quantus
-a, -um
how great?, how much?
492
quot
(indec. adj.)
how many?
493
num
(conj.)
if, whether
494
utrum . . . an . . .
(correl. conj.)
whether . . . or . . .
495
utrum . . . necne
whether . . . or not
496
satis
(defective noun)
nom/acc sg., gen w/ partitives
enough
497
necesse
(defective adj.)
nom/acc sg.
necessary
498
tālis
-e
such, of such a kind
499
tantus
-a, -um
so much, so great, so large (such a great, such a large)
500
tot
(indec. adj.)
so many
501
accido
accidere, accidī, -----
fall upon; happen
502
efficio
efficere, effēcī, effectum
bring about, complete
503
ita
(adv)
so, in such a way, thus
504
tam
(adv)
so
505
sīc
(adv)
so, in this way
506
sagitta
-ae, f
arrow
507
spatium
-i, n
distance, interval (of time or space)
508
studium
-i, n
eagerness, enthusiasm, zeal
509
temptestas
temptestatis, f
weather, storm
510
dēfensus
-a, -um
tired
511
impedītus
-a, -um
hindered, handicapped, in difficulty
512
mīrus
-a, -um
strange, wonderful
513
cōnservo
cōnservare, cōnservavi, cōnservatum
save, keep
514
incendo
incendere, indendi, incēnsum
set on fire; arouse
515
pello
pellere, pepuli, pulsum
push; rout, defeat
516
permoveo
permovēre, permovi, permōtum
move deeply, alarm
517
prōdūco
prōdūcere, prōdūxi, prōductum
lead forward, bring forth
518
prōpōno
prōpōnere, prōposui, prōpositum
set forth, put forth, propose
519
renūntio
renūntiare, renūntiavi, renūntiatum
report, bring back word (of)
520
vāsto
vāstare, vāstavi, vāstatum
lay waste, devastate
521
cum (in clauses)
(conj) when, since, although
522
Athēnae
Athēnarum, f
Athens
523
Carthāgo
Carthāginis, f
Carthage
524
Corinthus
-i, f
Corinth
525
rūs
rūris, n
country, countryside
526
arbitor
arbitrari, arbitratus sum
think
527
cōnor
cōnari, cōnatus sum
try, attempt
528
hortor
hortari, hortatus sum
encourage, urge
529
loquor
loqui, locūtus sum
speak, talk
530
moror
morari, moratus sum
delay
531
patior
pati, passus sum
suffer; permit, allow
532
permitto
permittere, permisi, permissum
entrust, permit
533
polliceor
pollicēri, pollicitus sum
promise
534
proficīsor
proficīsci, profectus sum
set out, depart
535
videor
vidēri, vīsus sum
seem
536
colloqium
colloquii, n
conference, conversation
537
initium
initii, n
beginning
538
Rhēnus
-i, m
the Rhine
539
tūtus
-a, -um
safe
540
quīdam
quaedam, quoddam (quiddam) // qui quae quod + -dam
*m before -dam becomes n
(indef. adj. and pron.)
(a certain) one, certain, some
541
rūrsus
(adv)
back, again
542
aggredior
aggredi, aggressus sum
approach, attack
543
congredior
congredi, congressus sum
meet, come together
544
cōnsequor
cōnsequi, cōnsecūtus sum
pursue, overtake; obtain, gain
545
ēgredior
ēgredi, ēgressus sum
go out, disembark
546
prōgredior
prōgredi, prōgressus sum
advance, go forward
547
sequor
sequi, secūtus sum
follow
548
vereor
vereri, veritus sum
fear
549
eo
īre, iī (īvī), itum
go
550
adeo
adīre, adiī (adīvī), aditum
go toward, approach
551
exeo
exīre, exiī (exīvī), exitum
go out
552
redeo
redīre, rediī (redīvī), reditum
go back, return
553
trānseo
trānsīre, trānsiī (trānsīvī), trānsitum
cross
554
fero
ferre, teli, lātum
bear, carry; bring; take; relate
555
adfero
adferre, atteli, allātum
bring up, bring to; report
556
cōnfero
cōnferre, conteli, collātum
bring together, collect; compare
557
īnfero
īnferre, inteli, illātum
carry onward; bring upon, inflict
558
refero
referre, retteli, relātum
bring back, report
559
tollo
tollere, sustuli, sublātum
raise, lift up; remove
560
bellum inferre
make war upon
561
signum inferre
to advance
(carry the standard onward)
562
se referre,
pedem refere (idiomatically)
go back, return
563
pedem refere (militarily)
give ground, retreat
(go back a foot)
564
volo
velle, volui, ______
volo
vīs
vult
volumus
vultis
volunt
wish, be willing, want
565
nōlo
nōlle, nōlui, ______
nōlo
nōn vīs
nōn vult
nōlumus
nōn vultis
nōlunt
not wish, be unwilling, not want
566
mālo
mālle, mālui, ______
mālo
māvīs
māvult
mālumus
māvultis
mālunt
prefer (want more [magis + volo])
567
nōlī, nōlite
(imperative)
do not
568
aetas
aetatis, f
age
569
classis
classis, f
fleet
570
facultas
facultatis, f
opportunity, chance, ability
571
hospes
hospitis, m
stranger; guest, host
572
mēnsis
mēnsis, m
month
573
ordō
ordinis, m
order
574
appropinquo
appropinquare, appropinquavi, appropinquatum
approach, draw near
575
comparo
comparare, comparavi, comparatum
576
cōnscrībo
cōnscrībere, cōnscrīpsi, cōnscrīptum
enroll, enlist
577
disco
discere, didici, _____
learn
578
exerceo
exercēre, exercui, exercitum
train, exercise, practice
579
īnstituo
īnstituere, īnstitui, īnstitūtum
build, establish, set up
580
ostendo
ostendere, ostensi, ostentum
show, display
581
veho
vehere, vexi, vectum
carry, transport
582
intereā
(adv)
meanwhile
583
quidem
(adv)
at least, at any rate; as a matter of fact, to be sure, indeed
584
ne . . . quidem
not even
ne Marcus quidem
not even Marcus
585
quoque
(adv)
also, too
586
aedēs
aedis, f
temple
pl.: house
587
caedēs
caedis, f
slaughter, murder
588
mūnītiō
mūnītiōnis, f
fortification
589
obses
obsidis, m
hostage
590
ratiō
ratiōnis, f
account; plan; manner; reason
591
rīpa
-ae, f
bank (of a stream)
592
aeger
aegra, aegrum
sick
593
apertus
-a, -um
open, exposed
594
ēgregius
-a, -um
outstanding
595
integer
integra, integrum
untouched, undiminished; whole, entire
596
levis
-e
light (in weight or importance)
597
maritimus
-a, -um
of the sea
598
mīlitāris
-e
military
599
necessārius
-a, -um
necessary; (as a noun) relative
600
prūdens
prūdentis
foresighted; wise, prudent
601
recēns
recentis
fresh, new, recent
602
vetus
veteris
old
*not an i-stem
603
fio, fieri, factus sum (not really going to use it)
be made, become; happen
604
vēndo
vēndere, vendidi, venditum
sell
605
aegrē
with difficulty, scarely
606
audeo
audere, ausus sum
dare
*semi-deponent
607
cado
cadere, cecīdi, caesum
cut, cut down, kill
608
emo
emere, ēmi, emptum
empty
609
hiemo
hiemare, hiemavi, hiematum
spend the winter
610
