gcse vocab Flashcards
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a
A
from, away from, by (as prefix = away) (preposition)
2
Q
absum
A
be absent, be away, be distant from (verb irregular)
3
Q
accido
A
happen (verb 3)
4
Q
accipio
A
accept, take in, receive (verb 3)
5
Q
ad
A
to, towards, at (preposition)
6
Q
advenio
A
arrive (verb 4)
7
Q
aedifico
A
build (verb 1)
8
Q
ager
A
field (noun 2, m)
9
Q
amo
A
love, like (verb 1)
10
Q
amicus
A
friend (noun 2, m)
11
Q
ancilla
A
slave-girl, slave-woman (noun 1, f)
12
Q
animus
A
spirit, soul, mind (noun 2, m)
13
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annus
A
year (noun 2, m)
14
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antea
A
before (adverb)
15
Q
appropinquo
A
approach, come near to (verb 1 + dative)
16
Q
aqua
A
water (noun 1, f)
17
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arma
A
arms, weapons (plural noun 2)
18
Q
ars
A
art, skill (noun 3, f)
19
Q
ascendo
A
climb (verb 3)
20
Q
audax
A
bold, daring (adjective)
21
Q
audeo
A
dare (verb 2)
22
Q
audio
A
hear, listen to (verb 4)
23
Q
aufero
A
take away, carry off, steal (verb irregular)
24
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auxilium
A
help (noun 2, n)
25
bellum
war (noun 2, n)
26
bene
well (adverb)
27
bibo
drink (verb 3)
28
bonus
good (adjective)
29
brevis
short, brief (adjective)
30
cado
fall (verb 3)
31
caelum
sky, heaven (noun 2, n)
32
capio
take, catch, capture, make (a plan) (verb 3)
33
captivus
captive, prisoner (noun 2, m)
34
caput
head (noun 3, n)
35
castra
camp (plural noun 2, n)
36
celer
quick, fast (adjective)
37
celo
hide (verb 1)
38
cena
dinner, meal (noun 1, f)
39
ceteri
the rest, the others (adjective)
40
cibus
food (noun 2, m)
41
circum
around (preposition + accusative)
42
civis
citizen (noun 3, m/f)
43
clamo
shout (verb 1)
44
clamor
shout, shouting, noise (noun 3, m)
45
clarus
famous, clear (adjective)
46
coepi
began (verb irregular)
47
cogito
think, consider (verb 1)
48
cognosco
get to know, find out (verb 3)
49
cogo
force, compel (verb 3)
50
comes
comrade, companion (noun 3, m/f)
51
conficio
finish, wear out (verb 3)
52
conor
try (verb 1 deponent)
53
consilium
plan, idea, advice (noun 2, n)
54
conspicio
catch sight of, notice (verb 3)
55
constituo
decide (verb 3)
56
consul
consul (noun 3, m)
57
consumo
eat (verb 3)
58
contra
against (preposition + accusative)
59
convenio
come together, gather, meet (verb 4)
60
copiae
forces, troops (plural noun 1, f)
61
corpus
body (noun 3, n)
62
cras
tomorrow (adverb)
63
credo
believe, trust (verb 3 + dative)
64
crudelis
cruel (adjective)
65
cum
with (preposition + ablative)
66
cupio
want, desire (verb 3)
67
cur?
why? (adverb)
68
cura
care, worry (noun 1, f)
69
curro
run (verb 3)
70
custodio
guard (verb 4)
71
custos
guard (noun 3, m/f)
72
de
from, down from, about (preposition + ablative)
73
dea
goddess (noun 1, f)
74
debeo
owe, ought, should, must (verb 2)
75
defendo
defend (verb 3)
76
deinde
then (adverb)
77
deleo
destroy (verb 2)
78
descendo
go down, come down (verb 3)
79
deus
god (noun 2, m)
80
dico
say, speak, tell (verb 3)
81
dies
day (noun 5, m)
82
difficilis
difficult (adjective)
83
diligens
careful (adjective)
84
dirus
dreadful (adjective)
85
discedo
depart, leave (verb 3)
86
diu
for a long time (adverb)
87
do
give (verb 1)
88
doceo
teach (verb 2)
89
domina
mistress (noun 1, f)
90
dominus
master (noun 2, m)
91
domus
home (noun 4, f)
92
donum
gift, present (noun 2, n)
93
dormio
sleep (verb 4)
94
duco
lead, take (verb 3)
95
dum
while, until (conjunction)
96
dux
leader (noun 3, m)
97
e
from, out of, out (preposition + ablative)
98
ecce!
look! (adverb)
99
effugio
escape (verb 3)
100
ego
I, me (pronoun)
101
egredior
go out (verb 3 deponent)
102
emo
buy (verb 3)
103
enim
for (conjunction)
104
eo
go (verb irregular)
105
epistula
letter (noun 1, f)
106
equus
horse (noun 2, m)
107
et
and, even (conjunction)
108
et ... et
both ... and (conjunction)
109
etiam
also, even (adverb)
110
exercitus
army (noun 4, m)
111
exspecto
wait for, expect (verb 1)
112
facilis
easy (adjective)
113
facio
make, do (verb 3)
114
faveo
favour, support (verb 2 + dative)
115
felix
fortunate, happy (adjective)
116
femina
woman (noun 1, f)
117
fero
bring, carry, bear (verb irregular)
118
ferox
fierce, ferocious (adjective)
119
festino
hurry (verb 1)
120
fidelis
faithful, loyal (adjective)
121
filia
daughter (noun 1, f)
122
filius
son (noun 2, m)
123
flumen
river (noun 3, n)
124
forte
by chance (adverb)
125
fortis
brave (adjective)
126
forum
forum, market place (noun 2, n)
127
frater
brother (noun 3, m)
128
frustra
in vain (adverb)
129
fugio
run away, flee (verb 3)
130
gaudeo
be pleased, rejoice (verb 2)
131
gaudium
joy, pleasure (noun 2, n)
132
gens
family, tribe, race, people (noun 3, f)
133
gero
wear (clothes), wage (war) (verb 3)
134
gladius
sword (noun 2, m)
135
gravis
heavy, serious (adjective)
136
habeo
have, hold (verb 2)
137
habito
live (verb 1)
138
heri
yesterday (adverb)
139
hic
this, he, she, it (pronoun)
140
hodie
today (adverb)
141
homo
man, human being (noun 3, m)
142
hora
hour (noun 1, f)
143
hortor
encourage, urge (verb 1 deponent)
144
hortus
garden (noun 2, m)
145
hostis
enemy (noun 3, m)
146
iaceo
lie (verb 2)
147
iacio
throw (verb 3)
148
iam
now, already (adverb)
149
ianua
door (noun 1, f)
150
ibi
there (adverb)
151
idem
the same (pronoun)
152
igitur
therefore, and so (adverb)
153
ille
that, he, she, it (pronoun)
154
imperator
emperor, general, leader (noun 3, m)
155
imperium
empire, power, command (noun 2, n)
156
impero
order, command (verb 1 + dative)
157
in
in, on (preposition + ablative)
158
in
into, onto (preposition + accusative)
159
incendo
burn, set on fire (verb 3)
160
infelix
unlucky, unhappy (adjective)
161
ingens
huge (adjective)
162
ingredior
enter (verb 3 deponent)
163
inimicus
enemy (noun 2, m)
164
inquit
he/she says, he/she said (verb irregular)
165
insula
island (noun 1, f)
166
intellego
understand, realise (verb 3)
167
inter
among, between (preposition + accusative)
168
interea
meanwhile (adverb)
169
interficio
kill (verb 3)
170
intro
enter (verb 1)
171
invenio
find (verb 4)
172
invito
invite (verb 1)
173
ipse
himself, herself, itself (pronoun)
174
ira
anger (noun 1, f)
175
iratus
angry (adjective)
176
is
this, that, he, she, it, them (pronoun)
177
ita
in this way, to such an extent (adverb)
178
itaque
and so, therefore (adverb)
179
iter
journey (noun 3, n)
180
iterum
again (adverb)
181
iubeo
order (verb 2)
182
iuvenis
young man (noun 3, m)
183
labor
work, toil (noun 3, m)
184
laboro
work, toil (verb 1)
185
lacrimo
weep, cry (verb 1)
186
laetus
happy (adjective)
187
laudo
praise (verb 1)
188
legio
legion (noun 3, f)
189
lego
read, choose (verb 3)
190
lentus
slow (adjective)
191
libenter
willingly, gladly (adverb)
192
liber
book (noun 2, m)
193
liberi
children (plural noun 2, m)
194
libero
set free (verb 1)
195
libertus
freedman, ex-slave (noun 2, m)
196
locus
place (noun 2, m)
197
longus
long (adjective)
198
loquor
speak, talk (verb 3 deponent)
199
lux
light, daylight (noun 3, f)
200
magnus
big, large, great (adjective)
201
malo
prefer (verb irregular)
202
malus
evil, bad (adjective)
203
maneo
remain, stay (verb 2)
204
manus
hand, group of people (noun 4, f)
205
mare
sea (noun 3, n)
206
maritus
husband (noun 2, m)
207
mater
mother (noun 3, f)
208
maxime
very greatly (adverb)
209
medius
middle (adjective)
210
meus
my (pronoun)
211
miles
soldier (noun 3, m)
212
minime
very little, least, no (adverb)
213
miror
wonder at, admire (verb 1 deponent)
214
miser
miserable, wretched, sad (adjective)
215
mitto
send (verb 3)
216
modus
manner, way, kind (noun 2, m)
217
moneo
warn, advise (verb 2)
218
mons
mountain (noun 3, m)
219
morior
die (verb 3 deponent)
220
mors
death (noun 3, f)
221
moveo
move (verb 2)
222
mox
soon (adverb)
223
multo
much (adverb)
224
multus
much, many (adjective)
225
murus
wall (noun 2, m)
226
nam
for (conjunction)
227
narro
tell, relate (verb 1)
228
nauta
sailor (noun 1, m)
229
navigo
sail (verb 1)
230
navis
ship (noun 3, f)
231
-ne
introduces a question (particle)
232
ne
that ... not, so that ... not, that, lest (conjunction + subjunctive)
233
nec
and not, nor, neither (conjunction)
234
neco
kill (verb 1)
235
nemo
no one, nobody (noun irregular)
236
nescio
not know (verb 4)
237
nihil
nothing (noun irregular)
238
nisi
unless, except (conjunction)
239
nolo
not want, refuse (verb irregular)
240
nomen
name (noun 3, n)
241
non
not (adverb)
242
nonne
surely ... ? (adverb)
243
nonnulli
some, several (adjective)
244
nos
we, us (pronoun)
245
noster
our (pronoun)
246
novus
new (adjective)
247
nox
night (noun 3, f)
248
nullus
not any, no (adjective)
249
num
whether (particle)
250
num ... ?
surely … not? (particle)
251
numquam
never (adverb)
252
nunc
now (adverb)
253
nuntio
announce, report (verb 1)
254
nuntius
messenger, message, news (noun 2, m)
255
occido
kill (verb 3)
256
offero
offer (verb irregular)
257
olim
once, some time ago (adverb)
258
omnis
all, every (adjective)
259
opprimo
crush, overwhelm (verb 3)
260
oppugno
attack (verb 1)
261
oro
beg (verb 1)
262
ostendo
show (verb 3)
263
paene
almost, nearly (adverb)
264
paro
prepare, provide (verb 1)
265
pars
part (noun 3, f)
266
parvus
small (adjective)
267
pater
father (noun 3, m)
268
patior
suffer, endure (verb 3 deponent)
269
patria
country, homeland (noun 1, f)
270
pauci
few (adjective)
271
pecunia
money (noun 1, f)
272
pello
drive, push (verb 3)
273
per
through (preposition + accusative)
274
periculum
danger (noun 2, n)
275
pervenio
arrive at, reach (verb 4)
276
peto
seek, ask for (verb 3)
277
plenus
full (adjective)
278
poena
punishment (noun 1, f)
279
pono
put, place (verb 3)
280
pono
put, place (verb 3)
281
populus
people, nation (noun 2, m)
282
portus
harbour, port (noun 4, m)
283
potestas
power (noun 3, f)
284
potior
prefer (verb 4)
285
praemium
reward (noun 2, n)
286
preces
prayers (noun 3, f)
287
primus
first (adjective)
288
princeps
chief, leading man (noun 3, m)
289
pro
for, on behalf of (preposition + ablative)
290
probus
honest, upright (adjective)
291
procedo
advance, proceed (verb 3)
292
proficiscor
set out, depart (verb 3 deponent)
293
promitto
promise (verb 3)
294
proper
in a hurry (adverb)
295
prorsus
completely, totally (adverb)
296
pulcher
beautiful, handsome (adjective)
297
pulchra
beautiful, handsome (adjective)
298
pulsus
beaten, struck (adjective)
299
punio
punish (verb 4)
300
quae
which (interrogative pronoun)
301
quaeque
and, as well as (conjunction)
302
quantus
how great, how much? (interrogative adjective)
303
quando
when (conjunction)
304
quasi
as if, just as (conjunction)
305
quattuor
four (numeral)
306
quindecim
fifteen (numeral)
307
quinto
fifth (adjective)
308
quis
who? (interrogative pronoun)
309
quisque
each, every (pronoun)
310
quomodo
how? (adverb)
311
quoniam
since, because (conjunction)
312
quot
how many? (interrogative adjective)
313
quum
when (conjunction)
314
quum
since, although (conjunction)
315
rapio
seize, carry off (verb 3)
316
ratio
reason, method (noun 3, f)
317
recte
correctly, rightly (adverb)
318
reddeo
give back, return (verb irregular)
319
reddo
give back, restore (verb 3)
320
relinquo
leave behind, abandon (verb 3)
321
remaneo
stay, remain (verb 2)
322
res
thing, matter, event (noun 5, f)
323
respondeo
reply, respond (verb 2)
324
respublica
republic, state (noun 5, f)
325
rex
king (noun 3, m)
326
rius
serious (adjective)
327
rogare
to ask, request (verb 1)
328
romae
Rome (noun 1, f)
329
sapiens
wise (adjective)
330
satis
enough (adjective)
331
scio
know (verb 4)
332
se
himself, herself, itself (pronoun)
333
sed
but (conjunction)
334
sedes
seat (noun 3, f)
335
sequi
follow (verb 3 deponent)
336
serpens
serpent, snake (noun 3, m)
337
servio
serve (verb 4)
338
servus
slave (noun 2, m)
339
sibi
to himself, to herself (pronoun)
340
signum
sign, signal (noun 2, n)
341
simile
similar (adjective)
342
simul
at the same time (adverb)
343
singuli
one by one, one at a time (adjective)
344
sol
sun (noun 3, m)
345
solus
alone, only (adjective)
346
sors
lot, fate (noun 3, f)
347
spons
promise (noun 3, f)
348
stabilis
stable (adjective)
349
stare
stand (verb 1)
350
statio
station (noun 3, f)
351
stella
star (noun 1, f)
352
sum
be (verb irregular)
353
summus
highest, greatest (adjective)
354
super
above, over (preposition + ablative)
355
superior
higher, superior (adjective)
356
supero
overcome, surpass (verb 1)
357
suscipio
undertake (verb 3)
358
taberna
shop, inn (noun 1, f)
359
taceo
be silent (verb 2)
360
tabula
board, tablet (noun 1, f)
361
tamen
however, nevertheless (adverb)
362
tempus
time (noun 3, n)
363
tenebrae
shadows, darkness (noun 1, f)
364
teneo
hold, keep (verb 2)
365
tertius
third (adjective)
366
testis
witness (noun 3, m/f)
367
totus
whole (adjective)
368
traho
drag, pull (verb 3)
369
trans
across (preposition + accusative)
370
tres
three (numeral)
371
tristis
sad, sorrowful (adjective)
372
tumeo
swollen (verb 2)
373
urbs
city (noun 3, f)
374
urbs
city (noun 3, f)
375
ut
as (conjunction)
376
ut
that (conjunction)
377
ut
when (conjunction)
378
ubi
where (adverb)
379
vehementer
violently, strongly (adverb)
380
vel
or (conjunction)
381
venio
come (verb 4)
382
verus
true (adjective)
383
via
road, way (noun 1, f)
384
vidi
I saw (verb irregular)
385
vincio
bind, tie (verb 4)
386
vinum
wine (noun 2, n)
387
vir
man (noun 3, m)
388
virgo
girl, maiden (noun 3, f)
389
vita
life (noun 1, f)
390
volo
want (verb irregular)
391
voluptas
pleasure (noun 3, f)
392
vultus
expression, face (noun 4, m)
393
Latin
English
394
voluptas
pleasure (noun 3, f)
395
vultus
expression, face (noun 4, m)
396
nox
night (noun 3, f)
397
opinio
opinion (noun 3, f)
398
quasi
as if, just as (adverb)
399
gloria
glory (noun 1, f)
400
glorior
boast (verb 1 deponent)
401
moror
delay (verb 1 deponent)
402
facies
face, appearance (noun 5, f)
403
cupiditas
desire, longing (noun 3, f)
404
fortis
brave, strong (adjective)
405
fortitudo
bravery (noun 3, f)
406
gratia
favor, thanks (noun 1, f)
407
gradus
step, stage (noun 4, m)
408
gubernator
helmsman, pilot (noun 3, m)
409
hostis
enemy (noun 3, m)
410
homines
men, people (plural noun 3, m)
411
labor
work, toil (noun 3, m)
412
laboro
work, toil (verb 1)
413
votum
wish, vow (noun 2, n)
414
victoria
victory (noun 1, f)
415
vincere
to conquer (verb 3)
416
velox
swift, fast (adjective)
417
volo
fly (verb irregular)
