IGCSE WORLDIST PART 15 Flashcards
parvus
small
pater
father
patior
I suffer, I endure, I allow
patria
homeland
pauci
few, a few
paulisper
for a short time
pauper
poor, a poor person
pax
peace
pecunia
money
per (+acc)
through
pereo
I perish, I am lost, I am destroyed
periculum
danger
permitto (+dat)
I allow, I entrust
persuadeo (+dat)
I persuade
perterritus
terrfied
pervenio
I arrive
pes, pedis
foot
peto
I seek, I make for, I attack
placet (from placeo)
it pleases (I please)
plebs
common people
plenus
full
poena
punishment, penalty
poenas do, dare, dedi, datum
I pay the penalty
poeta
poet
pono
I place, I put
pons
bridge
populus
people
porta
gate
porto
I carry
portus
port, harbour
posco
I demand, i ask
possum
I can, I am able
post (+acc)
after, behind
postea
after
postquam
after, when
postridie
next day
potestas
power
praebeo
I offer, I supply, I show
praeda
plunder, booty
praefectus
prefect, commander, chief
praemium
reward
praeter (+acc)
except, apart from
praeterea
moreover, furthermore
pretium
price
primo
first, at first
primum
first, at first
princeps
chief, leader
priusquam
before (something happens)
pro (+abl)
on behalf of
procedo
I proceed, move forwards
procul
in the distance, far off
prodo
I betray
proelium
battle
proficiscor (dep)
I set out (on a journey)
progedior
I advance
prohibeo
I prevent, I forbid
promitto
I promise
prope (+acc)
near
prope (adv.)
near, almost
propter (+acc)
on account of
proximus
nearest, next
prudens
wise, sensible
publicus
public
pugna
battle, fight
pugno
I fight
pulcher
beautiful
punio
I punish
puto
I think
quaero
I search (for), I inquire
qualis?
of what sort?
quam
than, as
quam (+superlative)
as….as possible
quamquam
although
quamvis (+subj)
although
quando?
when
quantus?
how large, how great?
quia
because
quidam
a (certain)
quidem
indeed
quis, quid?
Who?
quisque, quaeque, quidque
each
quo?
where to? Whither?
quomodo?
how?
quoniam
since, because
quoque
also
quot? (indeclinable)
how many?
rapio
I seize, I snatch
reddo
I return, I give back
redeo
I return, I go back
refero
I bring back, I return, I tell
regina
queen
regnum
kingdom
rego
I rule
regredior (dep)
I go back
relinquo
I leave behind
reliquus
remaining, the rest of
res
thing, matter, (or appropiate noun)
res publica
state, republic
resisto
I resist
respondeo
I reply
respondeo
I reply
responsum
answer
rex
king
rideo
i laugh, smile
ripa
river bank
rogo
I ask
Romanus
Roman/ a Roman
rus, ruris
country, countryside
sacer
holy
saepe
often
saevus
cruel, savage
sagitta
arrow
salus
safety
saluto
I greet
sanguis
blood
sapiens
wise
sapienta
wisdom
satis
enough
saxum
rock
scelestus
wicked
scilicet
obviously, clearly
scio
I know
se
himself, herself, itself
se recipio
I retreat, withdraw
sentio
I feel
sequor (dep)
I follow
sermo
conversation, discussion
si
if
sic
so, thus
sicut (=sic+ut)
just like
signum
signal, sign, standard
silva
woods/forest
similis
like, similar
simul
at the same time
simulac
as soon as
simulo
I pretend
sine (+abl)
without
sino
I allow
socius
ally, friend, companion
sol
sun
soleo
I am accustomed (to doing)
solus,a
alone, only
somnus
sleep
soror
sister
spectaculum
spectacle, show
specto
I watch, look at
spero
I hope
spes, spei (5)
hope
statim
at once, immediately
stilus
stylus, pen
studium
enthusiasm, eagerness, study
sub (+abl/acc)
under, up to, just before
subitus
sudden
summus
highest, greatest
sumo
I take, I put on
super (+abl/acc)
above, upon, on top of
superbus, a
proud
supero
I overpower, overcome
surgo
I get up
suscipio
I take up, i undertake
sustineo
I support, I withstand
suus
his, hers, their
taberna
inn, tavern, shop
taceo
I am silent
talis
such, of such a kind
tam
so
tango
I touch
tantus
so large, so great
tego
I cover
telum
weapon, missile
tempestas
storm, season, weather
tempus, oris (n)
time
terreo
I frighten, I terrify
timeo
I fear, i am afraid
timor
fear, fright
tollo,-ere, sustuli, sublatum
I raise, I lift
tot
So many
totus
all, the whole of
trado
I hand over
trans (+acc)
across
tristis
sad, mournful, gloomy
tutus
safe
ubi?/ubi
where?/when
ubique
everywhere
ullus
any
umquam
ever
unde?
Where from? Whence?
uter, utra, utrum
which (of two)
utilis
useful
utor
I use
valde
very
vallum, -i (n)
rampart
vehementer
strongly, loudly
veho
I carry, I convey
vendo
I sell
venenum, -i (n)
poison
ventus
wind
verbum
word
vereor (dep)
I fear
vero
in fact, indeed, truly
verto, ere, verti, versum
I turn
verus
True
vester, vestra, vestrum
your (pl)
vestimentum, vestimenta
a piece of clothing, clothes
veto
I forbid
vetus
old
videor, videri, visus sum (dep)
I seem
vinco
I conquer, i defeat
virgo
girl, maiden
virtus
manliness, virtue, courage
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vis, vires (pl)
force, (strength)
vivus
alive, living
vix
hardly, scarcely
vulnus
wound
vultus
face, expression