Book 1 Vocab Flashcards
coquus
cook
canis
dog
pater
father
hortus
garden
sum, esse, fui
I am
sedet
sits
laborat
works
in
in
mater
mother
servus
slave
filius
son
via
street
quoque
also, too
cena
dinner
cibus
food
amicus
friend
laetus
happy
intrat
enters
salutat
greets
laudat
praises
dormit
sleeps
dominus
master
mercator
merchant
ancilla
slave-girl
et
and
iratus
angry
magnus
big, large, great
ianua
door
salve!
hello!
portat
carries
bibit
drinks
surgit
gets up, stands up, rises
exit
goes out
ridet
laughs, smiles
circumspectat
looks round
respondet
replies
videt
sees
clamat
(he) shouts
expectat
waits for
leo
lion
non
not
ecce!
see! look!
navis
ship
taberna
shop, inn
ad
to, at
vinum
wine
sed
but
satis
enough
e
from, out of
inquit
says
vocat
calls
coquit
(he) cooks
agit
does, acts
gives back
habet
has
quaerit
searches for, looks for
ego
I
mei
me
iudex
judge
mendax
liar
pecunia
money
eheu!
oh dear! oh no! alas!
poeta
poet
anulus
ring
signum
sign, seal
perterritus
terrified
quis? quid?
who? what?
cur?
why
tu, tui
you (singular)
urbs
city
turba
crowd
agricola
farmer
puella
girl
adest
is here, is present
plaudit
applauds
venit
comes
audit
hears
contendit
hurries
spectat
looks at, watches
currit
runs
stat
stands
ambulat
walks
multus
much, many
meus, mea
my, mine
senex
old man
fabula
play story
clamor
(a) shout, uproar
hodie
today
optimus
very good, excellant
ubi?
where?
femina
woman
iuvenis
young man
postquam
after, when
quod
because
cubiculum
bedroom
fortis
brave
ferociter
fiercely
libertus
freedman, ex-slave
abest
is out, is absent, is away
emit
buys
vituperat
curses
pulsat
hits
festinat
hurries
superat
overcomes, overpowers
vendit
sells
scribit
writes
intente
intently, carefully
olim
once, some time ago
parvus
small
subito
suddenly
tum
then
fur
thief
res
thing
per
through, along
tuus, tua
your (singular), yours
omnis
all
lacrimat
cries, weeps
mortuus
dead
tamen
however
ingens
huge
rogat
asks
conspicit
catches sight of
cenat
dines
terret
frightens
necat
kills
facit
makes, does
parat
prepares
narrat
tells, relates
intellegit
understands
prope
near
nihil
nothing
tacite
quietly
valde
very much, very
cum
with
heri
yesterday
statim
at once
sanguis
blood
puer
boy
facile
easily
ferox
fierce, ferocious
pes
foot, paw
porta
gate
is, ea, id
he, she, it
postulat
demands
consumit
eats
pugnat
fights
agitat
hunts
ducit
leads, takes
ignavus
lazy, cowardly
nuntius
messenger
saepe
often
spectaculum
show, spectacle
gladius
sword
hic, haec, hoc
this
totus
whole
silva
wood
post
after, behind
iterum
again
pulcher, pulchra
handsome, beautiful
dies
day
hospes
guest
procedit
proceeds, advances
fert
carries, brings
revenit
comes back, returns
dat
gives
tradit
hand over
inspicit
inspects
offert
offers
agnoscit
recognises
manet
remains, stays
emittit
throws, sends out
cupit
wants
homo
man
medius
middle
celeriter
quickly, fast
mox
soon
ille, illa, illud
that, he, she
solus, sola
alone, lonely, on one’s own
semper
always
liber
book
frater
brother
callidus
clever
imperius
empire
portus
harbour
suus, sua
his, her, their, his own
accipit
accepts
tacet
is silent, is quiet
nuntiat
announces
exclamat
exclaims
invenit
finds
abit
goes away
habitat
lives
servat
saves, looks after
pax
piece
contentus
satisfied
quam
than
vehementer
violently, loudly
nos
we, us
uxor
wife
vos
you (plural)
civis
citizen
favet
favours, supports
pugna
(a) fight
primus
first
de
from, down from, about
liberalis
generous
vale
goodbye, farewell
convenit
comes together, gathers, meets
it
goes
invitat
invites
placet
pleases, suits
promittit
promises
legit
reads
verberat
strikes, beats
capit
takes, catches, captures
credit
trusts, believes, has faith in
vir
man
minime
no, least, very little
nunc
now
noster
our
senator
senator
stultus
stupid, foolish
murus
wall
sollicitus
worried, anxious
paene
almost, nearly
tandem
at last
fortiter
bravely
fundus
farm
flamma
flame
terra
ground
timet
is afraid, fears
sentit
feels, notices
complet
fills
custodit
guards
iacet
lies
amittit
loses
fugit
runs away, flees
mittit
sends
frustra
in vain
epistula
letter
mons
mountain
iam
now
mirabilis
extraordinary
templum
temple
igitur
therefore, and so
optime
very well