Chapters 1-4 Vocab

Question 1

me, pron.

Answer 1

myself

Question 2

quid, pron.

Answer 2

what

Question 3

níhil, noun

Answer 3

nothing

Question 4

non, adv.

Answer 4

not

Question 5

saépe, adv.

Answer 5

often

Question 6

si, conj.

Answer 6

if

Question 7

ámo, amáre, amávi, amátum

Answer 7

to love, like

Question 8

amábo te, idiom

Answer 8

please (I will love you)

Question 9

cógito, cogitáre, cogitávi, cogitátum

Answer 9

to think, ponder, consider, plan

Question 10

débeo, debére, débui, débitum

Answer 10

to owe; ought, must, should

Question 11

do, dáre, dédi, dátum

Answer 11

to give, offer

Question 12

érro, erráre, errávi, errátum

Answer 12

to wander; go astray, make a mistake, be mistaken

Question 13

laúdo, laudáre, laudávi, laudátum

Answer 13

to praise

Question 14

móneo, monére, mónui, mónitum

Answer 14

to remind, advise, warn

Question 15

sálveo, salvére

Answer 15

to be well, be in good health

Question 16

sálve, sálvéte

Answer 16

hello, greetings

Question 17

sérvo, serváre, servávi, servátum

Answer 17

to preserve, save, keep, guard

Question 18

consérvo, conserváre, conservávi, conservátum

Answer 18

a stronger form of sérvo; to preserve, conserve, maintain

Question 19

térreo, terrére, térrui, térritum

Answer 19

to frighten, terrify

Question 20

váleo, valére, válui, valitúrum

Answer 20

to be strong, have power; be well

Question 21

vále (valéte)

Answer 21

goodbye, farewell

Question 22

vídeo, vidére, vídi, vísum

Answer 22

to see; observe, understand

Question 23

vóco, vocáre, vocávi, vocátum

Answer 23

to call, summon

Question 24

fáma, fámae, f.

Answer 24

rumor, report; fame, reputation

Question 25

fórma, fórmae, f.

Answer 25

form, shape; beauty

Question 26

fortúna, fortúnae, f.

Answer 26

fortune, luck

Question 27

íra, írae, f.

Answer 27

ire, anger

Question 28

natúta, naútae, m.

Answer 28

sailor

Question 29

pátrua, pátriae, f.

Answer 29

fatherland, native land, (one’s) country

Question 30

pecúnia, pecúniae, f.

Answer 30

money

Question 31

philosóphia, philosóphiae, f.

Answer 31

love of wisdom, philosophy

Question 32

poéna, poénae, f.

Answer 32

penalty, punishment

Question 33

poénas dáre, idom

Answer 33

to pay the penalty

Question 34

poéta, poétae, m.

Answer 34

poet

Question 35

pórta, pórtae, f.

Answer 35

gate, entrance

Question 36

puélla, puéllae, f.

Answer 36

girl

Question 37

rósa, rósae, f.

Answer 37

rose

Question 38

senténtia, senténtia, f.

Answer 38

feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence

Question 39

víta, vítaem f.

Answer 39

life; mode of life

Question 40

antíquus, antíqua, antíquum, adj.

Answer 40

ancient, old-time

Question 41

mágnus, mágnam mágnum, adj.

Answer 41

large, great; important

Question 42

méus, méa, méum, adj.

Answer 42

my

Question 43

múltus, múlta, múltum, adj.

Answer 43

much, many

Question 44

túus, túa, túum, adj.

Answer 44

your (when speaking to one person)

Question 45

et, conj.

Answer 45

and; even; both…and

Question 46

sed, conj.

Answer 46

but

Question 47

O, interj.

Answer 47

O! Oh! (commonly preceding a vocative)

Question 48

síne, prep.+abl.

Answer 48

without

Question 49

est

Answer 49

is

Question 50

áger, ágrī, m

Answer 50

field, farm

Question 51

agrícola, agrícolae, m.

Answer 51

farmer

Question 52

amícus, amícī, m.

Answer 52

friend

Question 53

amíca, amícae, f.

Answer 53

friend

Question 54

fémina, féminae, f.

Answer 54

woman

Question 55

fília, fíliae, f. (dat. and abl.) plural fīliábus

Answer 55

daughter/daughters

Question 56

fílius, fíliī, m.

Answer 56

son

Question 57

númerus, númerī, m.

Answer 57

number

Question 58

pōpulus, pōpulī, m.

Answer 58

the people, a people, nation

Question 59

púer, púerī, m.

Answer 59

boy (plural=boys, children)

Question 60

sapiéntia, sapiéntiae, f.

Answer 60

wisdom

Question 61

vir, vírī, m.

Answer 61

man, hero

Question 62

avárus, avára, avárum

Answer 62

greedy, avaricious

Question 63

paúcī, paúcae, paúca

Answer 63

usually p., few, a few

Question 64

Rōmánus, Rōmána, Rōmánum

Answer 64

Roman

Question 65

dē, prep.+abl.

Answer 65

down from, from; concerning, about

Question 66

in, prep.+abl.

Answer 66

in, on

Question 67

hódiē, adv.

Answer 67

today

Question 68

sémper, adv.

Answer 68

always

Question 69

hábeō, habére, hábuī, hábitum

Answer 69

to have, hold, possess; consider, regard

Question 70

sátiō, satiáre, satiávī, satiátum

Answer 70

to satisfy, sate

Question 71

básium, básiī, n.

Answer 71

kiss

Question 72

béllum, béllī, n.

Answer 72

war

Question 73

cōnsílium, cōnsíliī, n.

Answer 73

plan, purpose, counsel, advice, judgment, wisdom

Question 74

cúra, cúrae, f.

Answer 74

care, attention, caution, anxiety

Question 75

dónum, dónī, n.

Answer 75

gift, present

Question 76

exítium, exítiī, n.

Answer 76

destruction, ruin

Question 77

magíster, magístrī, m.

Answer 77

schoolmaster

Question 78

magístra, magístrae, f.

Answer 78

schoolmistress

Question 79

móra, mórae, f.

Answer 79

delay

Question 80

níhil, indeclinable, n.

Answer 80

nothing

Question 81

óculus, óculī, m.

Answer 81

eye

Question 82

offícium, offíciī, n.

Answer 82

duty, service

Question 83

ótium, ótiī, n.

Answer 83

leisure, peace

Question 84

perículum, perículī, n.

Answer 84

danger, risk

Question 85

remédium, remédiī, n.

Answer 85

cure, remedy

Question 86

béllus, bélla, béllum

Answer 86

pretty, handsome, charming

Question 87

bónus, bóna, bónum

Answer 87

good, kind

Question 88

hūmánus, hūmána, hūmánum

Answer 88

pertaining to man, human; humane, kind; refined, cultivated

Question 89

málus, mála, málum

Answer 89

bad, wicked, evil

Question 90

párvus, párva, párvum

Answer 90

small, little

Question 91

stúltus, stúlta, stúltum

Answer 91

foolish

Question 92

stúltus, stúltī, m.

Answer 92

a fool

Question 93

vérus, véra, vérum

Answer 93

true, real, proper

Question 94

iúvō (or ádiuvō) iuváre, iúvī, iútum

Answer 94

to help, aid, assist; please

Question 95

sum, ésse, fúī, futúrum

Answer 95

to be, exist