Latin 1 Flashcards
agri’cola, -ae, m.
farmer D.agriculture
a’qua, -ae, f.
water D.aquatic
fē’mina, -ae, f.
woman D.feminine
Gal’lia, -ae, f.
Gaul D.Gallic
īn’sula, -ae, f.
island D.insulate
Īta’lia, -ae, f.
Italy
lin’gua, -ae, f.
language, tongue D.linguist
lit’tera, -ae, f.
letter (of alphabet) pl. letter or letters D.literature
nau’ta, -ae, m.
sailor D.nautical
pa’tria, -ae, f.
(one’s own) country, native land D.patriotic
poē’ta, -ae, m.
poet
prōvin’cia, -ae, f.
province
puel’la, -ae, f.
girl
sil’va, -ae, f.
forest, woods D.Pennsylvania
vīl’la ,-ae, f.
farmhouse
vī’ta, -ae, f.
life D.vital
A’frica, -ae, f.
Africa
A’sia, -ae, f.
Asia (minor)
amīci’tia, -ae, f.
friendship
Eurō’pa, -ae, f.
Europe
Germa’nia, -ae, f.
Germany
Hispa’nia, -ae, f.
Spain
Rō’ma, -ae, f.
Rome
ter’ra, -ae, f.
earth, land D.territory
tu’ba, -ae, f.
trumpet
vi’a, -ae, f.
road, way, street D.viaduct
de’a, -ae, f.
goddess *dat. and abl. is dea’bus
fī’lia, -ae, f.
daughter *dat. and abl. is fīlia’bus
cō’pia, -ae, f.
plenty, supply pl. forces, troops D.copious
Britan’nia, -ae, f.
Britain
cau’sa, -ae, f.
reason, cause
Crē’ta, -ae, f.
Crete
fa’bula, -ae, f.
story D.fable
Grae’cia, -ae, f.
Greece
hō’ra, -ae, f.
hour
pecu’nia, -ae, f.
money D.pecuniary
rēgi’na, -ae, f.
queen D.Regina
auda’cia, -ae, f.
daring, boldness D.audacity
Clau’dia, -ae, f.
Claudia
Cornē’lia, -ae, f.
Cornelia
dīligen’tia, -ae, f.
diligence, care
fa’ma, -ae, f.
rumor, report, reputation D.fame
fu’ga, -ae, f.
flight D.fugitive
ino’pia, -ae, f.
want, lack
ī’ra, -ae, f.
anger D.irate
Iu’lia, -ae, f.
Julia
poe’na, -ae, f.
punishment, penalty D.penal
am’bulō, ambula’re, ambula’vī, ambula’tus
walk D.amble
a’mō, ama’re, ama’vī, ama’tus
love, like D.amorous
can’to, canta’re, canta’vī, canta’tus
sing D.cantata
dō, da’re, de’dī, da’tus
give *regular verb with irregular perfect stem
labor’ō, labora’re, labora’vī, labora’tus
labor, suffer, work, am hard pressed
lau’dō, lauda’re, lauda’vī, labora’tus
praise D.laud
na’vigō, naviga’re, naviga’vī, naviga’tus
sail D.navigate
oc’cupō, occupa’re, occupa’vī, occupa’tus
seize, capture D.occupy
pa’rō, para’re, para’vī, para’tus
prepare, prepare for
por’tō, porta’re, porta’vī, porta’tus
carry D.portable
pug’nō, pugna’re, pugna’vī, pugna’tus
fight D.pugnacious
spec’tō, specta’re, specta’vī, specta’tus
look at, watch D.spectator
vo’cō, voca’re, voca’vī, voca’tus
call D.vocal
cla’mō, clama’re, clama’vī, clama’tus
shout D.clamor
con’vocō, convoca’re, convoca’vī, convoca’tus
call together, assemble, summon D.convocation
dēmōn’strō, dēmōnstra’re, dēmōnstra’vī, dēmōnstra’tus
show, point out D.demonstrate
ha’bitō, habita’re, habita’vī, habita’tus
live, dwell D.habitat
nar’rō, narra’re, narra’vī, narra’tus
tell, relate D.narrate
ser’vō, serva’re, serva’vī, serva’tus
guard, protect, save D.conserve
su’perō, supera’re, supera’vī, supera’tus
surpass, conquer, defeat
vul’nerō, vulnera’re, vulnera’vī, vulnera’tus
wound D.vulnerable
appel’lō, appella’re, appella’vī, appella’tus
address, call, name, D.appellation
exspec’tō, expecta’re, expecta’vī, expecta’tus
await, wait for D.expect
nun’tiō, nuntia’re, nuntia’vī, nuntia’tus
announce, report
vo’lō, vola’re, vola’vī, vola’tus
fly D.volatile
cōnfir’mō, cōnfirma’re, cōnfirma’vī, cōnfirma’tus
strengthen, encourage, declare D.confirmation
lī’berō, lībera’re, lībera’vī, lībera’tus
free, set free D.liberate
oppug’nō, oppugna’re, oppugna’vī, oppugna’tus
attack
stō, sta’re, ste’tī, sta’tus
stand D.stature
temp’tō, tempta’re, tempta’vī, tempta’tus
try, attempt D.tempt
TO BE
TO BE
nōn
not *if a whole sentence is negative nōn usually comes just before the verb; but if the negative only applies to a certain word such as the word poets in the sentence, Farmers love the land, not the poets, nōn comes just before that word
