FFL-TFL Vocab Review Flashcards
1
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crime, evil deed
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scelus -eris n.
2
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spes spei f.
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hope
3
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duo
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two
4
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evening
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vesper vésperi m.
5
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wide, broad
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latus -a -um
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meanwhile
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interim (adv.)
7
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Beware the dog.
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Cave canem.
8
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to prevent
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prohíbeo -ēre
9
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Switzerland
A
Helvétia -ae f.
10
Q
king
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rex regis
11
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meus mea meum
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my
12
Q
tempto -are
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to tempt
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aedifícium -i n.
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building
14
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against
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contra (with accusative)
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vácuus -a -um (w/ abl.)
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empty (from or of)
16
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senatus -ūs m.
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senate
17
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five
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quinque
18
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food
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cibus -i m.
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periculosus -a -um
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dangerous
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anger
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ira -ae f.
21
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Britain
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Británnia -ae f.
22
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ease, leisure
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ótium -i n.
23
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town
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óppidum -i
24
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tentátio -onis f.
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temptation
25
ámbulo -are
to walk
26
because of
ob (with accusative)
27
vídeo vidēre vidi visus
to see
28
Evangélium -i *n.*
Gospel
29
spíritus -ūs *m.*
spirit
30
vestígium -i *n.*
trace, footprint
31
quickness, speed
celéritas -tatis *f.*
32
side, flank
latus -eris *n.*
33
near
juxta (with accusative)
34
eternal, everlasting
aetermus -a -um
35
certainly
certē
36
enim (*postpositive conj.*)
for, in fact, truly
37
impédio -ire -ivi -itus
to hinder, obstruct
38
mild, gentle
lenis -e
39
wolf
lupus -i *m.*
40
aeger aegra aegrum
sick, ill
41
easily
fácile
42
never
numquam
43
I am the way, the truth, and the life.
Ego sum via et véritas et vita.
44
suitable, fit, proper (for)
idóneus -a -um (*w/ dat.*)
45
Ab urbe Cónditā
From the founding of the city
46
álacer -cris -cre
lively, spirited
47
cross
crux crucis *f.*
48
dico dícere dixi dictus
to say speak
49
counsel, advice, plan
consílium -i *n.*
50
eye
óculus -i *m.*
51
to lift (up), raise
tollo -ere sústuli sublatus
52
cloud, storm cloud
nimbus -i *m.*
53
secundus -a -um
second
54
heavenly body, heavens
astrum -i *n.*
55
across
trans (with accusative)
56
to finish, limit
fínio finire finivi finitus
57
duodeviginti
eighteen
58
wood
lignum -i *n.*
59
wondrous
mirus -a -um
60
multum
much
61
umbra -ae *f.*
shadow
62
sápiens -entis
wise, rational
63
símilis -e (*w/ dat.*)
similar (to)
64
steep, arduous
árduus -a -um
65
god
deus -i
66
vox vocis *f.*
voice
67
holy, saint
sanctus -a -um
68
cunctus -a -um
all (referring to a body or group)
69
óccupo -are
to seize
70
Rex Regum
King of Kings
71
why?
cur?
72
age, time period
saéculum -i *n.*
73
lord, master
dóminus -i
74
Ars longa vita brevis.
Art is long and life is short.
75
unda -ae *f.*
wave
76
lest, so that ... not
ne (*conj.*)
77
through
per (with accusative)
78
to stand
sto stare steti status
79
herd, flock
grex gregis *m.*
80
dux ducis
leader
81
equus -i
horse
82
kingdom
regnum -i
83
friendship
amicítia -ae *f.*
84
júvenis -is *m.*/*f.*
young person
85
puto (1)
to think
86
to build, construct
struo strúere struxi structus
87
septem
seven
88
villa -ae *f.*
farmhouse
89
impérium -i *n.*
command, power
90
to appear
appáreo -ēre
91
friend
amicus -i
92
true
verus -a -um
93
a Christian
Christianus -i *m.*
94
miser mísera míserum
wretched
95
astrum -i *n.*
heavenly body, heavens
96
safe (from)
tutus -a -um (*w/ abl.*)
97
famous
céleber -bris -bre
98
celéritas -tatis *f.*
quickness, speed
99
Caput Mundi
Head of the World
100
neighboring, close (to)
finítimus -a -um (*w/ dat.*)
101
juxta (with accusative)
near
102
difficíliter
with difficulty
103
late, delayed
tardus -a -um
104
victória -ae *f.*
victory
105
brother
frater fratis
106
vallum -i *n.*
wall, rampart
107
felix -icis
fortunate, lucky
108
spring
ver veris *n.*
109
to the foot of
sub (with accusative)
110
my
meus mea meum
111
race, kind, class
genus -eris *n.*
112
agrestis -e
boorish, crude
113
diffícillis -e
difficult
114
To teach, to delight, to move
Docēre, delectare, movēre
115
window
fenestra -ae *f.*
116
oppugno (1)
to attack
117
price
prétium -i *n.*
118
laudo -are
to praise
119
umquam
ever
120
that, those
ille illa illud
121
juvo juvare juvi jutus
to help
122
vester vestra vestrum
your (pl.)
123
fatherland, country
pátria -ae *f.*
124
ager agri *m.*
field, ground
125
cave
antrum -i *n.*
126
short, brief
brevis -e
127
Carpe diem.
Seize the day.
128
freely
líberē
129
insula -ae *f.*
island
130
fames famis *f.*
hunger, starvation
131
no, not any
nullus -a -um
132
sub (with accusative)
to the foot of
133
grátia -ae *f*.
grace, favor, thanks (pl.)
134
audax -acis
bold, rash
135
destiny, fate
fatum -i *n.*
136
quindecim
fifteen
137
second
secundus -a -um
138
battle
proélium -i *n.*
139
Then we will fight in the shade.
In umbra, igitur, pugnábimus.
140
e, ex (with ablative)
out of, out from
141
to see
vídeo vidēre vidi visus
142
sin, mistake
peccatum -i *n.*
143
easily
fácile
144
ótium -i *n.*
ease, leisure
145
spero (1)
to hope
146
mille
one thousand
147
ego mei
I, me
148
lupus -i *m.*
wolf
149
súbito (*adv.*)
suddenly
150
into, onto
in (with accusative)
151
dignus -a -um
worthy, dignified
152
trédecim
thirteen
153
tenus (with ablative)
as far as
154
province
província -ae *f.*
155
to desire, wish for
cúpio cūpere cupivi cupitus
156
mother
mater matris
157
leaf
fólium -i *n*.
158
ursa -ae *f.*
bear
159
Pray and work.
Ora et labora.
160
as
sicut (*conj.*)
161
premo -ere pressi pressus
to press, push
162
altē
highly, deeply
163
hortus -i *m.*
garden
164
vestis vestis *f.*
clothes
165
currus -ūs *m.*
chariot, cart, wagon
166
avid, keen
ávidus -a -um
167
sailor
nauta -ae
168
wave
unda -ae *f.*
169
ninth
nonus -a -um
170
wondrous
mirus -a -um
171
periculosus -a -um
dangerous
172
to err, wander
erro -are
173
foul, ugly, hideous
foedus -a -um
174
wise, rational
sápiens -entis
175
pro (with ablative)
for, on behalf of, in front of
176
fossa -ae *f.*
ditch, trench
177
heart
cor cordis *n*.
178
You too, Brutus?
Et tu, Brute?
179
for, on behalf of, in front of
pro (with ablative)
180
city
urbs urbis *f.*
181
jungo júngere junxi junctus
to join, connect
182
rex regis
king
183
long
longus longa longum
184
our
noster nostra nostrum
185
which (of two)
uter -tra -trum
186
to send
mitto -ere misis missus
187
Seize the day.
Carpe diem.
188
Carthage -inis *f.*
Carthage
189
uter -tra -trum
which (of two)
190
to prepare
paro -aro
191
Ego sum via et véritas et vita.
I am the way, the truth, and the life.
192
Germánia -ae *f.*
Germany
193
but
sed (*conj.*)
194
to hide
celo (1)
195
to disturb
pertubo (1)
196
perículum -i *n.*
danger
197
durus -a -um
hard (not soft)
198
letter
epístula -ae *f.*
199
piety, duty
píetas -tatis *f.*
200
certamen -inis *n.*
struggle, contest
201
exércitus -ūs *m.*
army
202
poet
poeta -ae
203
sédecim
sixteen
204
Athens
Athenae -arum *f.*
205
passus -ūs *m.*
step, pace
206
wicked
nefárius -a -um
207
to ask
rogo (1)
208
mundus -i
world, mankind
209
sciénta -ae *f.*
knowledge
210
alone, only, sole
solus -a -um
211
gero -ere gessi gestus
to wage, carry on
212
fourth
quartus -a -um
213
septéndecim
seventeen
214
eighth
octavus -a -um
215
cornu -ūs *n.*
horn
216
bravely
fórtiter
217
slow
lentus lenta lentum
218
Spain
Hispánia -ae *f.*
219
fenestra -ae *f.*
window
220
domus -ūs *f.*
house, home
221
lake
lacus -ūs *m.*
222
forum -i
forum, marketplace
223
alienus -a -um
foreign, alien, strage, unfavorable
224
ante bellum
before the war
225
Hibérnia -ae *f.*
Ireland
226
without
sine (with ablative)
227
general, commander
imperator imperatoris *m.*
228
comes -itis *m.*
companion
229
primus -a -um
first
230
man, human being
homo -inis *m.*
231
arcus -ūs *m.*
bow
232
súpero -are
to overcome, surpass
233
tértius -a -um
third
234
telum -i *n.*
missile (javelin, spear, dart)
235
stultus -a -um
foolish, stupid
236
Itália -ae
Italy
237
fides fídei *f.*
faith, trust
238
Hannibal at the gates.
Hánnibal ad portas.
239
auxílium -i *n.*
help, aid
240
libertas -tatis *f.*
liberty, freedom
241
magister magistri *m.*
teacher (male)
242
the one ... the other
alter ... alter
243
nego (1)
to deny
244
to think
puto (1)
245
lion
leo -onis *m.*
246
líbero -are
to set free
247
to rule
rego régere rexi rectus
248
lignum -i *n.*
wood
249
to do, drive, act, treat; give
ago -ere egi actus
250
snow
nix nivis *f.*
251
vultus -ūs *m.*
countenance, expression
252
earth, land
terra -ae
253
Europa -ae *f.*
Europe
254
the air
aer -is m*.*
255
course, running
cursus -ūs *m.*
256
ad (with accusative)
to, toward at
257
tardus -a -um
late, delayed
258
narrow, confined
angustus -a -um
259
mons montis *m.*
mountain
260
to create
creo (1)
261
to take, capture
cápio cápere cepi captus
262
nefárius -a -um
wicked
263
ódium -i *n.*
hate, hatred
264
to fear, be afraid of
tímeo timēre timui --
265
when?
quando?
266
canis canis *m.* or *f.*
dog
267
night
nox noctis *f.*
268
sacred
sacer sacra sacrum
269
túrpiter
shamefully
270
luna -ae *f.*
moon
271
to swim
nato -are
272
lively, spirited
álacer -cris -cre
273
across
trans (with accusative)
274
claudo -ere clausi clausus
to close
275
humble
húmilis -e
276
fémina -ae *f.*
woman
277
people
pópulus -i *m.*
278
daughter
fília -ae *f.*
279
The four seasons of the year
Quáttuor anni témpora
280
faithful
fidelis -e
281
óppidum -i
town
282
ullus -a -um
any (at all)
283
Lúcia -ae *f.*
Lucy
284
discíplus -i *m.*
student
285
son
filius -i
286
Caledónia -ae *f.*
Scotland
287
civil, of a citizen
civilis -e
288
preside
praesidium -i *n.*
289
hard (not soft)
durus -a -um
290
to say speak
dico dícere dixi dictus
291
on account of
propter (with accusative)
292
clear, bright, gleaming
clarus -a -um
293
bold, rash
audax -acis
294
heri
yesterday
295
always faithful
semper fidelis
296
to wage, carry on
gero -ere gessi gestus
297
Caesar -aris *m.*
Caesar
298
princípium -i *n.*
beginning, origin
299
to move
móveo movēre movi motus
300
cena -ae *f.*
dinner
301
ínteger integra integrum
whole, uninjured
302
sine (with ablative)
without
303
to be aware of, guard against
cáveo, cavēre cavi cautus
304
coram (with ablative)
in the presence of
305
fácio fácere feci factus
to make, do
306
because
quod (*conj.*)
307
epístula -ae *f.*
letter
308
yesterday
heri
309
boy, child
puer púeri *m.*
310
new
novus -a -um
311
bread
panis panis *m.*
312
careful, diligent
díligens -entis
313
pes pedis *m.*
foot
314
doubtful
dúbius -a -um
315
lentus lenta lentum
slow
316
then, at that time
tum
317
senate
senatus -ūs *m.*
318
roughly
ásperē
319
sepulchrum -i *n.*
tomb
320
Repetítio mater studiorum.
Repetition is the mother of learning.
321
zeal, enthusaism, study
stúdium -i *n.*
322
noble
nóbilis -e
323
foreign, alien, strage, unfavorable
alienus -a -um
324
centum
one hundred
325
os oris *n.*
mouth
326
always
semper
327
servo -are
to guard, keep
328
fórtiter
bravely
329
forum, marketplace
forum -i
330
fault, blame
culpa -ae *f.*
331
vivo vívere vixi victus
to live, be alive
332
nimbus -i *m.*
cloud, storm cloud
333
res rei *f.*
thing, matter, affair, business
334
warm, hot
cálidus -a -um
335
circum (with accusative)
around
336
at the head of
prae (with ablative)
337
suffering
pássio -onis *f.*
338
tum
then, at that time
339
left, left-hand
sinister sinistra sinistrum
340
post (with accusative)
after, behind
341
to convey, transport
veho véhere vexi vectus
342
Nóscitur ex sóciis.
He is known by his companions.
343
widely
latē
344
nunc aut numquam
now or never
345
frígidus -a -um
cold
346
Hánnibal ad portas.
Hannibal at the gates.
347
quattuórdecim
fourteen
348
regina -ae
queen
349
Aut viam invéniam aut fáciam.
I shall either find a way or make one.
350
The Senate and People of Rome
Senatus Populúsque Romanus (S.P.Q.R)
351
miles mílitis
soldier
352
et ... et (conj.)
both ... and
353
enemy
hostis hostis *m*. or *f.*
354
spátium -i *n.*
space, interval
355
céleber -bris -bre
famous
356
work
opus óperis *n.*
357
via -ae *f.*
road, way
358
fisherman
piscator piscatoris *m.*
359
powerful
potens -entis
360
that, those (of yours)
iste ista istud
361
to frighten
térreo -ēre
362
pópulus -i *m.*
people
363
litus -oris *n.*
shore, coast
364
one
unus -a -am
365
after, behind
post (with accusative)
366
spirit
spíritus -ūs *m.*
367
navis navis *f.*
ship
368
part, region
pars partis *f.*
369
portus -ūs *m.*
harbor
370
lacus -ūs *m.*
lake
371
silver
argentum -i *n*
372
piscator piscatoris *m.*
fisherman
373
sad
tristis -e
374
scutum -i *n.*
shield
375
Gállia -ae *f.*
Gaul
376
acer -cris -cre
sharp, bitter
377
foreigner, barbarian
bárbarus -i *m.*
378
liber libri m.
book
379
fort
castellum -i *n.*
380
communis -e
common
381
to fight
pugno -are
382
ante (with accusative)
before (in time and place)
383
knowledge
sciénta -ae *f.*
384
-que (*enclitic conj.*)
and
385
adventus -ūs *m.*
arrival
386
crowd, turmoil
turba -ae *f.*
387
knife
culter cultri *m.*
388
móneo -ēre
to warn
389
attack
impetus -ūs *m.*
390
common people, plebeians
plebs plebis *f.*
391
vinco víncere vici victus
to conquer
392
to live in, dwell
hábito -are
393
In umbra, igitur, pugnábimus.
Then we will fight in the shade.
394
légio -onis *f.*
legion
395
sol solis *m.*
sun
396
each, every (s.), all (pl.)
omnis -e
397
traho tráhere traxi tractus
to drag, haul
398
ibi (*adv.*)
there, in that place
399
six
sex
400
foolish, stupid
stultus -a -um
401
ille illa illud
that, those
402
quando?
when?
403
aro -are
to plow
404
altar
ara -ae *f.*
405
olim (*adv.*)
once (upon a time), of old, one day
406
praémium -i *n.*
reward
407
lamb
agnus -i
408
also
étiam (*adv*.)
409
smooth surface, sea
aequor -oris *n.*
410
nox noctis *f.*
night
411
to desire, wish
opto -are
412
nihil (nil) (*indecl.*) (*w/gen.*)
nothing
413
to carry
porto -are
414
aurora -ae *f.*
dawn
415
much (pl. many)
multus -a -um
416
life
vita -ae *f*.
417
rus ruris *n.*
countryside
418
Lucy
Lúcia -ae *f.*
419
fortune
fortuna -ae *f.*
420
Gospel
Evangélium -i *n.*
421
Errare est humanum.
To err is human.
422
bow
arcus -ūs *m.*
423
three
tres
424
saluto -are
to greet
425
dies diei *m.*
day
426
as far as
tenus (with ablative)
427
tempastas -tatis *f.*
thunderstorm
428
interim (*adv.*)
meanwhile
429
turba -ae *f.*
crowd, turmoil
430
sinister sinistra sinistrum
left, left-hand
431
use, experience
usus -ūs *m.*
432
albus -a -um
white
433
ever
umquam
434
sixth
sextus -a -un
435
wretched
miser mísera míserum
436
sed (*conj.*)
but
437
order, rank, line, row
ordo -inis *m.*
438
Senatus Populúsque Romanus (S.P.Q.R)
The Senate and People of Rome
439
grain, corn
frumentum -i *n.*
440
viginti
twenty
441
finítimus -a -um (*w/ dat.*)
neighboring, close (to)
442
teacher (male)
magister magistri *m.*
443
fire
ignis ignis *m.*
444
ipse ipsa ipsum
myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves
445
Greece
Graécia -ae *f.*
446
paro -aro
to prepare
447
to teach
dóceo docēre docui doctus
448
rain
imber imbris *m.*
449
ovum -i *n.*
egg
450
faith, trust
fides fídei *f.*
451
bird
avis avis *f.*
452
A mari usque ad mare
From sea to sea
453
cold
frígidus -a -um
454
tímeo timēre timui --
to fear, be afraid of
455
Head of the World
Caput Mundi
456
appello (1)
to address
457
carmen -inis *n.*
song
458
steep, arduous
árduus -a -um
459
lamp
lumen lúminis *n.*
460
propter (with accusative)
on account of
461
ferus -a -um
wild, fierce
462
to hold
téneo tenēre ténui tentus
463
road, way
via -ae *f.*
464
aged, old (person)
senex senis
465
servus -i
slave, servant
466
strong, brave
fortis -e
467
potens -entis
powerful
468
ánimus -i *m.*
mind, spirit
469
certain
certus certa certum
470
you
tu tui
471
blind
caecus -a -um
472
impetus -ūs *m.*
attack
473
genus -eris *n.*
race, kind, class
474
dóceo docēre docui doctus
to teach
475
nos nostri
we, us
476
my fault
mea culpa
477
arbor árboris *f.*
tree
478
the other (of two), the second (of two)
alter áltera álterum
479
tristis -e
sad
480
common
communis -e
481
occasus -ūs *m.*
falling, misfortune
482
ob (with accusative)
because of
483
theatrum -i *n.*
theater
484
figo fígere fixi fixus
to fix, fasten
485
to work
laboro -are
486
Stabat Mater
The Mother was standing
487
aut (*conj.*)
or
488
teacher (female)
magistra -ae *f.*
489
King of Kings
Rex Regum
490
prétium -i *n.*
price
491
to yield, give away
cedo -ere cessi cessus
492
máneo manēre mansi mansus
to remain, stay
493
iste ista istud
that, those (of yours)
494
debt, sin
débitum -i
495
to hear
áudio audire audivi auditus
496
verus -a -um
true
497
ne (*conj.*)
lest, so that ... not
498
província -ae *f.*
province
499
vita -ae *f*.
life
500
I, me
ego mei
501
aequus -a -um
equal to, even, level
502
octo
eight
503
praesidium -i *n.*
preside
504
tenth
décimus -a -um
505
pátria -ae *f.*
fatherland, country
506
vos vestri
you (pl.)
507
vice, blemish
vitium -i *n.*
508
sex
six
509
falling, misfortune
occasus -ūs *m.*
510
to help
juvo juvare juvi jutus
511
senator senatoris *m.*
senator
512
novus -a -um
new
513
on high, lofty
excelsus -a -um
514
In the year of the Lord.
Anno Dómini (A.D.)
515
superbus -a -um
proud
516
novem
nine
517
both ... and
et ... et (conj.)
518
cálidus -a -um
warm, hot
519
cum (with ablative)
with
520
face
fácies faciei *f.*
521
per (with accusative)
through
522
sixteen
sédecim
523
to drag, haul
traho tráhere traxi tractus
524
to warn
móneo -ēre
525
song
carmen -inis *n.*
526
veho véhere vexi vectus
to convey, transport
527
idóneus -a -um (*w/ dat.*)
suitable, fit, proper (for)
528
pugno -are
to fight
529
fácile
easily
530
The mother of Italy, Rome.
Mater Itáliae Roma.
531
Ager Vaticanus
The Vatican Field
532
you (pl.)
vos vestri
533
débitum -i
debt, sin
534
gravis -e
heavy, serious, severe
535
prepared (for)
paratus -a -um (**ad** w/ acc.)
536
to hinder, obstruct
impédio -ire -ivi -itus
537
inanis -e
vain, inane
538
pons pontis *m.*
bridge
539
adoro -are
to adore
540
useful (for)
útilis -e (**ad** *w/ acc.*)
541
Our Sea
Mare Nostrum
542
Ferrum ferro exacúitur.
Iron is sharpened by iron.
543
joy
gáudium -i *n.*
544
Hispánia -ae *f.*
Spain
545
proud
superbus -a -um
546
úndecim
eleven
547
to overcome, surpass
súpero -are
548
quot?
how many?
549
to fix, fasten
figo fígere fixi fixus
550
to be
sum esse fui futurus
551
book
liber libri m.
552
débeo -ēre
to owe, ought
553
to respond, answer
respóndeo respondēre respondi responsus
554
to accuse
accuso (1)
555
numquam
never
556
to tell
narro -are
557
and
et (*conj.*)
558
Romanus -i *m.*
a Roman
559
dawn
aurora -ae *f.*
560
heavily, seriously
gráviter
561
or
aut (*conj.*)
562
solus -a -um
alone, only, sole
563
worthy, dignified
dignus -a -um
564
fructus -ūs *m.*
fruit
565
nothing
nihil (nil) (*indecl.*) (*w/gen.*)
566
quómodo?
how (in what manner)?
567
sister
soror sororis
568
fília -ae *f.*
daughter
569
frumentum -i *n.*
grain, corn
570
obses -idis *m.*
hostage
571
castellum -i *n.*
fort
572
to blame
culpo (1)
573
missile (javelin, spear, dart)
telum -i *n.*
574
clarus -a -um
clear, bright, gleaming
575
memória -ae *f.*
memory
576
pono -ere pósui pósitus
to put, place
577
suus -a -um
his own, her own, its own, their own
578
almost
fere (*adv.*)
579
eight
octo
580
útilis -e (**ad** *w/ acc.*)
useful (for)
581
plebs plebis *f.*
common people, plebeians
582
árduus -a -um
steep, arduous
583
senator
senator senatoris *m.*
584
multus -a -um
much (pl. many)
585
celo (1)
to hide
586
orator oratoris *m.*
speaker, orator
587
iter itineris *n.*
journey
588
tardus -a -um
late, delayed
589
shield
scutum -i *n.*
590
collum -i *n.*
neck
591
concílium -i *n.*
council, meeting
592
nevertheless
tamen (*adv.*)
593
rego régere rexi rectus
to rule
594
Ad astra per âsperal.
To the stars through difficulties.
595
tamen (*adv.*)
nevertheless
596
nine
novem
597
head
caput cápitis *n.*
598
pax pacis *f.*
peace
599
hope
spes spei *f.*
600
álius ália áliud
other, another
601
áudio audire audivi auditus
to hear
602
not
ne (*adv.* *w/ subjunctive verbs*)
603
almus -a -um
nurturing
604
cedo -ere cessi cessus
to yield, give away
605
Vídeo et táceo.
I see and am silent.
606
manus -ūs *f.*
hand
607
small
parvus -a -um
608
certē
certainly
609
boorish, crude
agrestis -e
610
corona -ae *f.*
crown
611
victory
victória -ae *f.*
612
trace, footprint
vestígium -i *n.*
613
right, right-hand
dexter dextra dextrum
614
temptation
tentátio -onis *f.*
615
farmhouse
villa -ae *f.*
616
stella -ae *f.*
star
617
liber líbera líberum
free
618
voco -are
to call
619
grace, favor, thanks (pl.)
grátia -ae *f*.
620
nonus -a -um
ninth
621
to rejoice
gáudeo -ēre
622
to address
appello (1)
623
truth
véritas -tatis *f.*
624
agnus -i
lamb
625
ignis ignis *m.*
fire
626
his own, her own, its own, their own
suus -a -um
627
pious, dutiful
pius -a -um
628
perturbo (1)
to disturb
629
spear
hasta -ae *f.*
630
ingens -entis
huge
631
word
verbum -i
632
huge
ingens -entis
633
around
circum (with accusative)
634
wife
uxor -oris *f.*
635
óculus -i *m.*
eye
636
student
discíplus -i *m.*
637
culter cultri *m.*
knife
638
From the founding of the city
Ab urbe Cónditā
639
vitium -i *n.*
vice, blemish
640
fuga -ae *f.*
fight, escape
641
Dictum et factum
Said and done
642
Roma Aeterna
Eternal Rome
643
to delight, please
delecto (1)
644
wisdom
sapiéntia -ae *f.*
645
world, mankind
mundus -i
646
blind
caecus -a -um
647
contra (with accusative)
against
648
Fortune aids the brave.
Fortes fortuna juvat.
649
crux crucis *f.*
cross
650
there, in that place
ibi (*adv.*)
651
quis?
who?
652
fácile
easily
653
tres
three
654
summer
aestas -tatis *f.*
655
death
letum -i *n.*
656
to sail
návigo -are
657
longus longa longum
long
658
how (in what manner)?
quómodo?
659
totus -a -um
whole, entire
660
to deny
nego (1)
661
struo strúere struxi structus
to build, construct
662
orátio -onis *f.*
speech
663
civitas -tatis *f.*
state
664
templum -i
temple
665
sheep
ovis ovis *f.*
666
council, meeting
concílium -i *n.*
667
cibus -i *m.*
food
668
under, at the foot of
sub (with ablative)
669
lesson
léctio -onis *f.*
670
Jesus
Jesus -u *m.*
671
impetus -ūs *m.*
attack
672
eighteen
duodeviginti
673
ara -ae *f.*
altar
674
to hope
spero (1)
675
vénio venire veni ventus
to come
676
ludus -i *m.*
game, school
677
antrum -i *n.*
cave
678
seventeen
septéndecim
679
dóceo -ēre
to teach
680
caecus -a -um
blind
681
brácchium -i *n.*
arm (forearm)
682
suddenly
súbito (*adv.*)
683
Jesus -u *m.*
Jesus
684
júbeo jubēre jussi jussus
to order, command
685
lck, scarcity, shortage
inópia -ae *f.*
686
between
inter (with accusative)
687
Mater Itáliae Roma.
The mother of Italy, Rome.
688
fere (*adv.*)
almost
689
country (*adj.*), rural, unsophisticated, rustic
rústicus -a -um
690
whole, uninjured
ínteger integra integrum
691
nauta -ae
sailor
692
by from
a, ab (with ablative)
693
consílium -i *n.*
counsel, advice, plan
694
asper áspera ásperum
harsh, rough
695
to close
claudo -ere clausi clausus
696
appáreo -ēre
to appear
697
ago -ere egi actus
to do, drive, act, treat; give
698
culpa -ae *f.*
fault, blame
699
foot
pes pedis
700
to give
do dare dedi datus
701
legatus -i *m.*
lieutenant
702
to order, command
júbeo jubēre jussi jussus
703
foedus -a -um
foul, ugly, hideous
704
Festina lentē
Make haste slowly.
705
girl
puella -ae
706
fábula -ae *f.*
story, tale
707
clamo -are
to shout
708
celer céleris célere
fast, swift
709
pecúnia -ae *f.*
money
710
to walk
ámbulo -are
711
carus -a -um (*w/ dat.*)
dear (to)
712
opto -are
to desire, wish
713
door
jánua -ae *f.*
714
homo -inis *m.*
man, human being
715
ásperē
roughly
716
happy
laetus laeta laetum
717
than, as possible
quam (*adv.*)
718
however, moreover
autem (*postpositive conj.*)
719
imber imbris *m.*
rain
720
póstea (*adv.*)
afterwards
721
angustus -a -um
narrow, confined
722
empty (from or of)
vácuus -a -um (*w/ abl.*)
723
a, ab (with ablative)
by from
724
sublime, elevated
sublimis -e
725
Let us recite together
In choro recitémus.
726
time
tempus -oris *n.*
727
slave, servant
servus -i
728
proélium -i *n.*
battle
729
excelsus -a -um
on high, lofty
730
body
corpus -oris *n.*
731
hic haec hoc
this, these
732
sacer sacra sacrum
sacred
733
auctóritas -tatis *f.*
authority
734
that, those (non-specific)
is ea id
735
beautiful
pulcher pulchra pulchrum
736
piger pigra pigrum
lazy
737
Christianus -i *m.*
a Christian
738
Ora et labora.
Pray and work.
739
donum -i
gift
740
ten
decem
741
twenty
viginti
742
fortuna -ae *f.*
fortune
743
he, she, it, him, her, they, their them
is ea id
744
avid, keen
ávidus -a -um
745
néscio nescire nescivi nescitus
to not know
746
journey
iter itineris *n.*
747
undeviginti
nineteen
748
leg
crus cruris *n.*
749
mollis -e
soft, yielding
750
soror sororis
sister
751
non
not
752
lux lucis *f.*
light
753
cloud
nubes nubis *f.*
754
injúria -ae *f.*
injury, injustice, wrong
755
octavus -a -um
eighth
756
demonstro (1)
to show, point out
757
year
annus -i
758
creo (1)
to create
759
In hoc signo vinces.
In this sign you will conquer.
760
decem
ten
761
magistra -ae *f.*
teacher (female)
762
Athenae -arum *f.*
Athens
763
nunc
now
764
winter
hiems híemis *f.*
765
who?
quis?
766
ira -ae *f.*
anger
767
rogo (1)
to ask
768
lentē
slowly
769
step, pace
passus -ūs *m.*
770
soldier
miles mílitis
771
nurturing
almus -a -um
772
wine
vinum -i *n.*
773
this, these
hic haec hoc
774
to have
hábeo -ēre
775
enough
satis (*indecl.)* (*w/ gen.*)
776
muto (1)
to change
777
hard (not soft)
durus -a -um
778
aer -is m*.*
the air
779
líberē
freely
780
how many?
quot?
781
ítaque (*conj.*)
therefore, and so
782
frater fratis
brother
783
fodder, nourishment
pábulum -i *n.*
784
scio scire scivi scitus
to know
785
his, her, its, their (own)
-- suus sua suum
786
nullus -a -um
no, not any
787
burden
onus -eris *n.*
788
apud (with accusative)
among
789
Rome
Roma -ae
790
saxum -i
rock
791
opus óperis *n.*
work
792
seven
septem
793
legion
légio -onis *f.*
794
cor cordis *n.*
heart
795
myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves
ipse ipsa ipsum
796
voice
vox vocis *f*.
797
beautifully
pulchrē
798
letum -i *n.*
death
799
múnio munire munivi munitus
to fortify, protect
800
mouth
os oris *n.*
801
one hundred
centum
802
great, large
magnus -a -um
803
I came, I saw, I conquered.
Veni, vidi, vici.
804
how long?
quam diu?
805
ally
sócius -i *m.*
806
flos -is *m.*
flower
807
hódie
today
808
tomorrow
cras
809
state
civitas -tatis *f.*
810
pábulum -i *n.*
fodder, nourishment
811
already
jam (*adv.*)
812
árdeo ardēre arsi arsus
to burn, be on fire
813
beatus -a -um
blessed
814
gate
porta -ae *f.*
815
bridge
pons pontis *m.*
816
Amicus in necessitate probatur.
A friend is proven in time of necessity.
817
to attack
oppugno (1)
818
light
lux lucis *f.*
819
Cave canem.
Beware the dog.
820
cur?
why?
821
third
tértius -a -um
822
to know
scio scire scivi scitus
823
Ireland
Hibérnia -ae *f.*
824
slowly
lentē
825
seat
sella -ae *f.*
826
gáudium -i *n.*
joy
827
late, delayed
tardus -a -um
828
delecto (1)
to delight, please
829
Quid novi?
What's new?
830
éxitus -ūs *m.*
end, outcome, exit
831
blessed
beatus -a -um
832
nurturing mother
alma mater
833
love, passion
amor amoris *m.*
834
certus certa certum
certain
835
to remain, stay
máneo manēre mansi mansus
836
sto stare steti status
to stand
837
shamefully
túrpiter
838
Christus -i
Christ
839
horse
equus -i
840
in, on
in (with ablative)
841
návigo -are
to sail
842
avis avis *f.*
bird
843
trans (with accusative)
across
844
vinculum -i *n.*
chain, bond
845
dúbito
to doubt
846
centurion
centúrio -onis *m.*
847
téneo tenēre ténui tentus
to hold
848
Christ
Christus -i
849
river
flumen flúminis *n.*
850
unus -a -am
one
851
to make, do
fácio fácere feci factus
852
ship
navis navis *f.*
853
to set free
líbero -are
854
mare maris *n.*
sea
855
bárbarus -i *m.*
foreigner, barbarian
856
vinum -i *n.*
wine
857
ver veris *n.*
spring
858
onus -eris *n.*
burden
859
either ... or
aut ... aut (conj.)
860
hábeo -ēre
to have
861
leader
dux ducis
862
hill
collis collis *m.*
863
shortly, briefly
bréviter
864
gládius -i *m.*
sword
865
to sit
sédeo sedēre sedi sessus
866
to explore
exploro (1)
867
to seize
óccupo -are
868
Carthage
Carthage -inis *f.*
869
mind, spirit
ánimus -i *m.*
870
ferrum -i *n.*
iron, tool made of iron
871
we, us
nos nostri
872
army
exércitus -ūs *m.*
873
sum esse fui futurus
to be
874
name
nomen nóminis *n.*
875
ávidus -a -um
avid, keen
876
sheep
ovis ovis *f.*
877
satis (*indecl.)* (*w/ gen.*)
enough
878
lumen lúminis *n.*
lamp
879
in (with accusative)
into, onto
880
day
dies diei *m.*
881
brevis -e
short, brief
882
much
multum
883
sextus -a -un
sixth
884
filius -i
son
885
bone
os ossis *n.*
886
superbus -a -um
proud
887
volo (1)
to fly
888
prohíbeo -ēre
to prevent
889
first
primus -a -um
890
et (*conj.*)
and
891
os ossis *n.*
bone
892
injury, injustice, wrong
injúria -ae *f.*
893
afterwards
póstea (*adv.*)
894
moon
luna -ae *f.*
895
building
aedifícium -i *n.*
896
equal to, even, level
aequus -a -um
897
to praise
laudo -are
898
lenis -e
mild, gentle
899
caelum -i
sky, heaven
900
sharp, bitter
acer -cris -cre
901
eleven
úndecim
902
sócius -i *m.*
ally
903
sick, ill
aeger aegra aegrum
904
sun
sol solis *m.*
905
jánua -ae *f.*
door
906
now
nunc
907
tomb
sepulchrum -i *n.*
908
Et tu, Brute?
You too, Brutus?
909
therefore, and so
ítaque (*conj.*)
910
Mary
Maria -ae
911
all (referring to a body or group)
cunctus -a -um
912
neck
collum -i *n.*
913
alma mater
nurturing mother
914
Italy
Itália -ae
915
beginning, origin
princípium -i *n.*
916
metus -ūs *m.*
fear
917
easy
fácilis -e
918
tuus tua tuum
your
919
Quáttuor anni témpora
The four seasons of the year
920
wind
ventus -i *m.*
921
ávidus -a -um
avid, keen
922
cursus -ūs *m.*
course, running
923
de (with ablative)
about, down from
924
to sleep
dórmio dormire dormivi dormitus
925
aqua -ae *f*.
water
926
magnus -a -um
great, large
927
aequor -oris *n.*
smooth surface, sea
928
with
cum (with ablative)
929
ut (*conj.*)
in order that, so that
930
to show, point out
demonstro (1)
931
reward
praémium -i *n.*
932
four
quáttuor
933
aurum -i *n.*
gold
934
shadow
umbra -ae *f.*
935
cavalry
equitatus -ūs *m.*
936
-- suus sua suum
his, her, its, their (own)
937
father
pater patris
938
once (upon a time), of old, one day
olim (*adv.*)
939
Civis Romanus sum.
I am a Roman citizen.
940
for, in fact, truly
enim (*postpositive conj.*)
941
regnum -i
kingdom
942
neither (of two)
neuter -tra -trum
943
all (referring to a body or group)
cunctus -a -um
944
charity, love
cáritas -tatis *f.*
945
seventh
séptimus -a -um
946
líberi liberorum *m.*
children
947
bad
malus -a -um
948
to flee
fúgio fúgere fūgi fúgitus
949
autem (*postpositive conj.*)
however, moreover
950
fatum -i *n.*
destiny, fate
951
duódecim
twelve
952
lapis -idis *m.*
stone
953
ita (*adv.*)
yes, so, thus
954
wall, rampart
vallum -i *n.*
955
house, home
domus -ūs *f.*
956
lex legis *f.*
law
957
free
liber líbera líberum
958
white
albus -a -um
959
harbor
portus -ūs *m.*
960
tergum -i *n.*
back, rear
961
accuso (1)
to accuse
962
laetus laeta laetum
happy
963
gens gentis *f.*
tribe
964
thing, matter, affair, business
res rei *f.*
965
to greet
saluto -are
966
quintus -a -um
fifth
967
similar (to)
símilis -e (*w/ dat.*)
968
grex gregis *m.*
herd, flock
969
senex senis
aged, old (person)
970
tutus -a -um (*w/ abl.*)
safe (from)
971
faithfully
fidéliter
972
tríduum -i *n.*
three days
973
latē
widely
974
war
bellum -i
975
to not know
néscio nescire nescivi nescitus
976
fountain, spring, source
fons fontis *m.*
977
gift
donum -i
978
shepherd, pastor
pastor pastoris *m.*
979
grief, pain
dolor doloris m.
980
Make haste slowly.
Festina lentē
981
tired, weary
defessus -a -um
982
high, deep
altus -a -um
983
dear (to)
carus -a -um (*w/ dat.*)
984
to fortify, protect
múnio munire munivi munitus
985
fólium -i *n*.
leaf
986
silva -ae *f.*
forest
987
shout, cry
clamor clamoris *m.*
988
dignus -a -um
worthy, dignified
989
peace
pax pacis *f*.
990
aetermus -a -um
eternal, everlasting
991
aequus -a -um
equal to, even, level
992
omnis -e
each, every (s.), all (pl.)
993
fifteen
quindecim
994
nato -are
to swim
995
thirteen
trédecim
996
rústicus -a -um
country (*adj.*), rural, unsophisticated, rustic
997
pater patris
father
998
rapid, quick
citus -a -um
999
lavo lavare lavi lautus
to wash
1000
civis civis *m.* or *f.*
citizen
1001
The Mother was standing
Stabat Mater
1002
Graécia -ae *f.*
Greece
1003
to come
vénio venire veni ventus
1004
puella -ae
girl
1005
fortis -e
strong, brave
1006
danger
perículum -i *n.*
1007
theater
theatrum -i *n.*
1008
to fly
volo (1)
1009
game, school
ludus -i *m.*
1010
civilis -e
civil, of a citizen
1011
gold
aurum -i *n.*
1012
hand
manus -ūs *f.*
1013
peccatum -i *n.*
sin, mistake
1014
agmen -inis *n*.
army on the march, column
1015
ditch, trench
fossa -ae *f.*
1016
pars partis *f.*
part, region
1017
quartus -a -um
fourth
1018
clothes
vestis vestis *f.*
1019
law
lex legis *f.*
1020
to judge, consider
júdico -are
1021
children
líberi liberorum *m.*
1022
fruit
fructus -ūs *m.*
1023
The Vatican Field
Ager Vaticanus
1024
about, down from
de (with ablative)
1025
not
non
1026
semper
always
1027
nubes nubis *f.*
cloud
1028
campus -i *m.*
field, plain
1029
mitto -ere misis missus
to send
1030
saéculum -i *n.*
age, time period
1031
The Roman Peace
Pax Romana
1032
twelve
duódecim
1033
virgin, maiden
virgo -inis *f.*
1034
bellum -i
war
1035
to owe, ought
débeo -ēre
1036
cáritas -tatis *f.*
charity, love
1037
field, plain
campus -i *m.*
1038
vulnus -eris *n.*
wound
1039
now or never
nunc aut numquam
1040
vain, inane
inanis -e
1041
with difficulty
difficíliter
1042
caecus -a -um
blind
1043
décimus -a -um
tenth
1044
back, rear
tergum -i *n.*
1045
green plant, grass
herba -ae *f.*
1046
térreo -ēre
to frighten
1047
thunderstorm
tempastas -tatis *f.*
1048
parvus -a -um
small
1049
tabella -ae *f.*
writing tablet
1050
temple
templum -i
1051
star
stella -ae *f.*
1052
often
saepe
1053
quid?
what?
1054
liberty, freedom
libertas -tatis *f.*
1055
rock
saxum -i
1056
latus -eris *n.*
side, flank
1057
to discover, find out
invénio invenire inveni inventus
1058
sella -ae *f.*
seat
1059
nix nivis *f.*
snow
1060
to join, connect
jungo júngere junxi junctus
1061
véritas -tatis *f.*
truth
1062
soft, yielding
mollis -e
1063
Art is long and life is short.
Ars longa vita brevis.
1064
scribo -ere scripsi scriptus
to write
1065
Gallus -i *m.*
a Gaul
1066
argentum -i *n*
silver
1067
garden
hortus -i *m.*
1068
píetas -tatis *f.*
piety, duty
1069
ovis ovis *f.*
sheep
1070
hostage
obses -idis *m.*
1071
pius -a -um
pious, dutiful
1072
Mare Nostrum
Our Sea
1073
what?
quid?
1074
áquila -ae *f.*
eagle
1075
Veni, vidi, vici.
I came, I saw, I conquered.
1076
respóndeo respondēre respondi responsus
to respond, answer
1077
citizen
civis civis *m.* or *f.*
1078
heavy, serious, severe
gravis -e
1079
cúpio cūpere cupivi cupitus
to desire, wish for
1080
Cápitur urbs quae totum cepit orbem.
The city which captured the whole world is now captured.
1081
to write
scribo -ere scripsi scriptus
1082
quam (*adv.*)
than, as possible
1083
happily
laetē
1084
table
mensa -ae
1085
I shall either find a way or make one.
Aut viam invéniam aut fáciam.
1086
puer púeri *m.*
boy, child
1087
crudelis -e
cruel
1088
difficult
diffícillis -e
1089
genu -ūs *n.*
knew
1090
unhappily
míserē
1091
equal to, even, level
aequus -a -um
1092
highly, deeply
altē
1093
mirus -a -um
wondrous
1094
cow
vacca -ae *f.*
1095
far, by far
longē
1096
sanctus -a -um
holy, saint
1097
struggle, contest
certamen -inis *n.*
1098
sky, heaven
caelum -i
1099
léctio -onis *f.*
lesson
1100
voluntas -tatis *f.*
will
1101
speech
orátio -onis *f.*
1102
díligens -entis
careful, diligent
1103
is ea id
he, she, it, him, her, they, their them
1104
flumen flúminis *n.*
river
1105
to adore
adoro -are
1106
place, location
locus -i *m.*
1107
shameful, disgraceful
turpis -e
1108
votum -i *n.*
vow, prayer
1109
amo -are
to love, like
1110
egg
ovum -i *n.*
1111
Tempus fugit.
Time flies.
1112
aestas -tatis *f.*
summer
1113
fácies faciei *f.*
face
1114
duco dúcere duxi ductus
to lead
1115
I am a Roman citizen.
Civis Romanus sum.
1116
a Roman
Romanus -i *m.*
1117
Caesar
Caesar -aris *m.*
1118
uxor -oris *f.*
wife
1119
mater matris
mother
1120
in order that, so that
ut (*conj.*)
1121
pulchrē
beautifully
1122
nineteen
undeviginti
1123
Marcus -i *m.*
Mark
1124
fight, escape
fuga -ae *f.*
1125
locus -i *m.*
place, location
1126
culpo (1)
to blame
1127
alter áltera álterum
the other (of two), the second (of two)
1128
fast, swift
celer céleris célere
1129
specto -are
to look at
1130
collis collis *m.*
hill
1131
tollo -ere sústuli sublatus
to lift (up), raise
1132
sweet pleasant
dulcis -e
1133
hunger, starvation
fames famis *f.*
1134
custom
mos moris *m.*
1135
táceo -ēre
to be silent
1136
fácilis -e
easy
1137
dúbius -a -um
doubtful
1138
three days
tríduum -i *n.*
1139
in (with ablative)
in, on
1140
dinner
cena -ae *f.*
1141
before the war
ante bellum
1142
altus -a -um
high, deep
1143
Helvétia -ae *f.*
Switzerland
1144
amicus -i
friend
1145
poeta -ae
poet
1146
culina -ae *f.*
kitchen
1147
bréviter
shortly, briefly
1148
story, tale
fábula -ae *f.*
1149
tribe
gens gentis *f.*
1150
lieutenant
legatus -i *m.*
1151
cunctus -a -um
all (referring to a body or group)
1152
dulcis -e
sweet pleasant
1153
quam diu?
how long?
1154
authority
auctóritas -tatis *f.*
1155
vúlnero (1)
to wound
1156
hábito -are
to live in, dwell
1157
to live, be alive
vivo vívere vixi victus
1158
hate, hatred
ódium -i *n.*
1159
leo -onis *m.*
lion
1160
help, aid
auxílium -i *n.*
1161
today
hódie
1162
usus -ūs *m.*
use, experience
1163
iron, tool made of iron
ferrum -i *n.*
1164
to, toward at
ad (with accusative)
1165
to collect, force
cogo -ere coegi coactus
1166
alter ... alter
the one ... the other
1167
fidéliter
faithfully
1168
longē
far, by far
1169
To the stars through difficulties.
Ad astra per âsperal.
1170
laboro -are
to work
1171
harsh, rough
asper áspera ásperum
1172
árduus -a -um
steep, arduous
1173
semper fidelis
always faithful
1174
séptimus -a -um
seventh
1175
to report
núntio (1)
1176
tu tui
you
1177
equitatus -ūs *m.*
cavalry
1178
fúgio fúgere fūgi fúgitus
to flee
1179
eagle
áquila -ae *f.*
1180
stone
lapis -idis *m.*
1181
to wash
lavo lavare lavi lautus
1182
to burn, be on fire
árdeo ardēre arsi arsus
1183
cápio cápere cepi captus
to take, capture
1184
horn
cornu -ūs *n.*
1185
stúdium -i *n.*
zeal, enthusaism, study
1186
váleo valēre válui --
to be strong, be well
1187
exploro (1)
to explore
1188
worthy, dignified
dignus -a -um
1189
to be strong, be well
váleo valēre válui --
1190
inópia -ae *f.*
lck, scarcity, shortage
1191
aut ... aut (conj.)
either ... or
1192
to put, place
pono -ere pósui pósitus
1193
office, duty
munus -eris *n.*
1194
sapiéntia -ae *f.*
wisdom
1195
field, ground
ager agri *m.*
1196
mandatum -i *n.*
commandment, order
1197
mirus -a -um
wondrous
1198
nóbilis -e
noble
1199
fourteen
quattuórdecim
1200
séntio sentire sensi sensus
to feel perceive
1201
neuter -tra -trum
neither (of two)
1202
to wait for, expect
exspecto (1)
1203
sagitta -ae *f.*
arrow
1204
to press, push
premo -ere pressi pressus
1205
signum -i *n.*
sign
1206
sub (with ablative)
under, at the foot of
1207
paratus -a -um (**ad** w/ acc.)
prepared (for)
1208
to conquer
vinco víncere vici victus
1209
dórmio dormire dormivi dormitus
to sleep
1210
móveo movēre movi motus
to move
1211
hasta -ae *f.*
spear
1212
húmilis -e
humble
1213
to shout
clamo -are
1214
To err is human.
Errare est humanum.
1215
money
pecúnia -ae *f.*
1216
núntio (1)
to report
1217
dog
canis canis *m.* or *f.*
1218
among
apud (with accusative)
1219
Magister dixit.
The master has spoken.
1220
quinque
five
1221
speaker, orator
orator oratoris *m.*
1222
wound
vulnus -eris *n.*
1223
amicítia -ae *f.*
friendship
1224
young person
júvenis -is *m.*/*f.*
1225
ordo -inis *m.*
order, rank, line, row
1226
quod (*conj.*)
because
1227
water
aqua -ae *f*.
1228
noster nostra nostrum
our
1229
to wound
vúlnero (1)
1230
to feel perceive
séntio sentire sensi sensus
1231
ubi?
where? in what place?
1232
vesper vésperi *m.*
evening
1233
yes, so, thus
ita (*adv.*)
1234
In choro recitémus.
Let us recite together
1235
saepe
often
1236
dóminus -i
lord, master
1237
bonus -a -um
good
1238
defessus -a -um
tired, weary
1239
mountain
mons montis *m.*
1240
to love, like
amo -are
1241
exspecto (1)
to wait for, expect
1242
nomen nóminis *n*.
name
1243
will
voluntas -tatis *f.*
1244
countryside
rus ruris *n.*
1245
deus -i
god
1246
other, another
álius ália áliud
1247
cras
tomorrow
1248
countenance, expression
vultus -ūs *m.*
1249
prae (with ablative)
at the head of
1250
porto -are
to carry
1251
writing tablet
tabella -ae *f.*
1252
jam (*adv.*)
already
1253
fortunate, lucky
felix -icis
1254
ventus -i *m.*
wind
1255
corpus -oris *n.*
body
1256
dexter dextra dextrum
right, right-hand
1257
ne (*adv.* *w/ subjunctive verbs*)
not
1258
Británnia -ae *f.*
Britain
1259
exílium -i *n.*
exile
1260
munus -eris *n.*
office, duty
1261
panis panis *m.*
bread
1262
good
bonus -a -um
1263
virgo -inis *f.*
virgin, maiden
1264
starting point
inítium -i *n.*
1265
to lead
duco dúcere duxi ductus
1266
Docēre, delectare, movēre
To teach, to delight, to move
1267
vow, prayer
votum -i *n.*
1268
whole, entire
totus -a -um
1269
annus -i
year
1270
herba -ae *f.*
green plant, grass
1271
to tempt
tempto -are
1272
étiam (*adv*.)
also
1273
memory
memória -ae *f.*
1274
before (in time and place)
ante (with accusative)
1275
hostis hostis *m*. or *f.*
enemy
1276
to change
muto (1)
1277
fidelis -e
faithful
1278
army on the march, column
agmen -inis *n*.
1279
pássio -onis *f.*
suffering
1280
chariot, cart, wagon
currus -ūs *m.*
1281
vacca -ae *f.*
cow
1282
Germany
Germánia -ae *f.*
1283
mensa -ae
table
1284
Maria -ae
Mary
1285
Roma -ae
Rome
1286
wild, fierce
ferus -a -um
1287
to speak, pray
oro -are
1288
inítium -i *n.*
starting point
1289
lazy
piger pigra pigrum
1290
to be silent
táceo -ēre
1291
laetē
happily
1292
island
insula -ae *f.*
1293
one thousand
mille
1294
I see and am silent.
Vídeo et táceo.
1295
centúrio -onis *m.*
centurion
1296
Gaul
Gállia -ae *f.*
1297
four
quáttuor
1298
arm (forearm)
brácchium -i *n.*
1299
Europe
Europa -ae *f.*
1300
to plow
aro -are
1301
proud
superbus -a -um
1302
gráviter
heavily, seriously
1303
knew
genu -ūs *n.*
1304
space, interval
spátium -i *n.*
1305
sédeo sedēre sedi sessus
to sit
1306
chain, bond
vinculum -i *n.*
1307
to throw, hurl
jácio jácere jeci jactus
1308
malus -a -um
bad
1309
kitchen
culina -ae *f.*
1310
sign
signum -i *n.*
1311
inter (with accusative)
between
1312
cruel
crudelis -e
1313
tempus -oris *n.*
time
1314
companion
comes -itis *m.*
1315
command, power
impérium -i *n.*
1316
out of, out from
e, ex (with ablative)
1317
cáveo, cavēre cavi cautus
to be aware of, guard against
1318
pulcher pulchra pulchrum
beautiful
1319
arrival
adventus -ūs *m.*
1320
end, outcome, exit
éxitus -ūs *m.*
1321
fear
metus -ūs *m.*
1322
caput cápitis *n*.
head
1323
in the presence of
coram (with ablative)
1324
citus -a -um
rapid, quick
1325
scelus -eris *n.*
crime, evil deed
1326
agrícola -ae
farmer
1327
a Gaul
Gallus -i *m.*
1328
to guard, keep
servo -are
1329
work, toil
labor laboris *m.*
1330
sublimis -e
sublime, elevated
1331
flower
flos -is *m.*
1332
mos moris *m.*
custom
1333
mea culpa
my fault
1334
oro -are
to speak, pray
1335
jácio jácere jeci jactus
to throw, hurl
1336
fifth
quintus -a -um
1337
míserē
unhappily
1338
gáudeo -ēre
to rejoice
1339
Fortes fortuna juvat.
Fortune aids the brave.
1340
exile
exílium -i *n.*
1341
júdico -are
to judge, consider
1342
dangerous
periculosus -a -um
1343
queen
regina -ae
1344
man
vir viri *m.*
1345
bear
ursa -ae *f.*
1346
to look at
specto -are
1347
Scotland
Caledónia -ae *f.*
1348
Eternal Rome
Roma Aeterna
1349
turpis -e
shameful, disgraceful
1350
Anno Dómini (A.D.)
In the year of the Lord.
1351
erro -are
to err, wander
1352
pastor pastoris *m.*
shepherd, pastor
1353
two
duo
1354
tree
arbor árboris *f.*
1355
fons fontis *m.*
fountain, spring, source
1356
vir viri *m.*
man
1357
crus cruris *n.*
leg
1358
sicut (*conj.*)
as
1359
cogo -ere coegi coactus
to collect, force
1360
any (at all)
ullus -a -um
1361
crown
corona -ae *f.*
1362
verbum -i
word
1363
to call
voco -are
1364
latus -a -um
wide, broad
1365
fínio finire finivi finitus
to finish, limit
1366
forest
silva -ae *f.*
1367
dangerous
periculosus -a -um
1368
commandment, order
mandatum -i *n.*
1369
sword
gládius -i *m.*
1370
farmer
agrícola -ae
1371
Pax Romana
The Roman Peace
1372
do dare dedi datus
to give
1373
shore, coast
litus -oris *n.*
1374
woman
fémina -ae *f.*
1375
hiems híemis *f.*
winter
1376
where? in what place?
ubi?
1377
invénio invenire inveni inventus
to discover, find out
1378
Mark
Marcus -i *m.*
1379
porta -ae *f.*
gate
1380
arrow
sagitta -ae *f.*
1381
narro -are
to tell
1382
sea
mare maris *n.*
1383
to doubt
dúbito
1384
terra -ae
earth, land
1385
urbs urbis *f.*
city
