Essential Latin I Verbs Flashcards
accido, accidere
to fall, fall down
accido, accidere
to help, assist, support
cado, cadere
to fall, die, cease, decay
aperio, aperire
to uncover, open
canto, cantare
to sing
celo, celare
to hide (something from someone), cover, conceal
ceno, cenare
to dine
claudo, claudere
to shut, close, confine, limit, restrict
cognosco, cognoscere
I know, as in: I am acquainted with, I recognize
conspicio, conspicere
to watch, look at, stare, notice
constituo, constituere
to set up, establish
consumo, consumere
to take completely OR to consume, devour, waste
coquo, coquere
to cook
cupio, cupere
to desire, long for
curo, curare
to arrange, see to, heal, care, command
curro, currere
to run, move, travel
delecto, delectare
to delight, charm, please
descendo, decendere
to climb down, to descend
discedo, discedere
to leave, depart
excito, excitare
to rouse, awaken, summon OR to raise, build OR to encourage, excite
festino, festinare
to hasten, hurry, accelerate
iaceo, iacere
to throw, hurl, fling- Caesar said Alea iacta est- The die has been cast. Also to lay, set, estabish OR to send forth, produce
inquam
I say
intellego, intellegere
to understand, comprehend, realize OR to perceive, discern, observe, feel
intro, intrare
to enter, go into
lacrimo, lacrimare
to weep
lavo, lavare
to wash, bathe, wet
lego, legere
to choose, select, appoint OR to collect, gather OR to take, steal OR to recite
ludo, ludere
to play, frolic
nolo (noli, -ite)- Nolo, nolle
I am unqilling, to wish not, to will not
ostendo, ostendere
expose, exhibit
peto, petere
make for (somewhere), seek, desire, attack
relinquo, relinquere
abandon, relinquish
saluto, salutare
preserve, keep safe, greet, salute
sedeo, sedere
to sit
sentio, sentire
feel, percieve
significo
show, express, point out, call, name
quid significat
what is this?
sumo, sumere
to take, undertake, assume, seize, claim, choose, select
surgo, surgere
rise, get up
tango, tangere
touch, grasp
tempto, temptare
test, try, attempt
teneo, tenere
hold, have grasp, possess
traho, trahere
drag, trail, extract, withdraw
vulnero, vulnerare
wound, injure, hurt
