Latin Flashcards
crux crucis
cross
classis classis
fleet
cohors chortis
cohort
consul consulis (m)
consul
auctoritas auctoritatis
authority, influence
libertas libertatis
liberty
timor timoris
fear
barbarus -a -um
barbarian, foreigner
firmus -a -um
strong, vigorous
plurimus -a -um
very many, the greatest number, the most
idoneus -a -um (w/ dat)
-ad (w/ acc)
suitable, proper, convenient
proximus -a -um (w/ dat)
nearest, next
paco [1]
pacify (tr)
incolo incolere incolui [3]
inhabit, dwell in (tr)
capio capere cepi captus [3]
take, capture (tr)
consilium capere
to make a plan
facio facere feci factus [3]
do, make (tr)
iter facere
to march, to make a journey
fugio fugere fugi fugiturus [3]
flee (intr)
cupio cupere cupivi cupitus [3]
desire (tr)
jacio jacere jeci jactus [3]
throw, hurl (tr)
-ne
particle used in asking questions
num
word used in asking questions when the answer ‘no’ is expected
nonne
word used in asking questions when the answer ‘yes’ is expected
quis, quid
who, what
reduco reducere reduxi reductus [3]
lead back, draw back (tr)
rejicio rejicere rejeci rejectus [3]
hurl back, drive back, repel (tr)
remitto remittere remisi remissus [3]
send back, return, release (tr)
repello repellere reppuli repulsus [3]
beat back, drive back (tr)
reprimo reprimere repressi repressus [3]
press back, check, restrain (tr)
vivo vivere vixi victurus [3]
live (intr)
praesidium -i
garrison, protection
pilum -i
javelin
rogo [1]
ask, request (tr)
quot
how many (indecl)
quantus -a -um
how large, how great
quo [adv]
whither, where (of motion)
scio [4]
know (tr)
quaero quaerere quaesivi quaesitus [3]
seek, ask (tr)
dolor doloris
pain, sorrow
aperio aperire aperui apertus [4]
open, uncover, expose (tr)
ego, mei
I, we
tu tui
you
meus -a -um
my, mine
noster nostra nostrum
our, ours, our own
tuus -a -um
your (of one), yours, your own
vester vestra vestrum
your (of more than one), yours, your own
is, ea, id
he, she, it (pl. they)
ejus
his, her, hers, its, of him
eorum, earum
their, of them
aui
himself (him), herself (her), itself (it), themselves (them)
suus -a -um
his, her, its, their (own)
recipio recipere recepi receptus [3]
with a reflexive pronoun
take back (tr)
withdraw, recover
dedo dedere dedidi deditus [3]
give up, devote, surrender (tr)
abdo abdere abdibi abditus [3]
hide, conceal (tr)
dejicio dejicere dejeci dejectus [3]
bring together, collect, force (tr)
relinquo relinquere reliqui relictus [3]
divide, seperate (tr)
fuga -ae
in fugam do, dare, dedi, datus [1]
flight
put to flight (tr)
ex [e, prer w/ abl]
out of, from
de [prep with abl]
down from, out of, from, concerning
ab [a, prep w/ abl]
by, away from, from
hic haec hoc
this (pl, these)
is ea id
that (pl, those)
he, she, it, they
ille illa illud
that (pl, those)
he, she, it, they
causa -ae
cause, reason
causa (preceded by gen)
for the sake of
ratio rationis
method, reason, play, way
diligo diligere dilexi dilectus [3]
love (tr)
contra (prep w/ acc)
against, opposite
de (prep w/ abl)
down from, out of, from, concerning, for (w. causa)
interficio interficere interfeci interfectus [3]
kill (tr)
adduco adducere adduxi adductus [3]
lead to, induce, influence (tr)
conspicio conspicere conspexi conspectus [3]
observe, perceive (tr)
conficio conficere confeci confectus [3]
accomplish, finish, exhaust (tr)
accipio accipere accepi acceptus
recieve, take (tr)
facilius (comp adv)
more easily
ut (conj)
that, in order that
ne (conj)
that…not, in order that not
quo (conj)
that, in order that (compartive adv/adj)
diligens diligentis
careful, exact
audax audacis
daring, bold, courageous
acer acris acre
sharp, fierce, eager
celer celeris celere
swift
studeo studere studui [2]
(w/ dat)
am eager (for), strive (after), am devoted (to) [intr]
resisto resistere restiti [3]
(w/ dat)
resist behind, resist, withstand (intr)
praesum praeesse praefui praefuturus (w/ dat)
am over, am in command of (irreg intr)
noceo nocere nocui nociturus [2] (w/ dat)
harm, injure (intr)
praeficio praeficere praefeci praefectus [3]
put in command of (tr)
of thing of which (w/ dat)
hortor [1]
urge, encourage (tr)
vereor [2]
fear (tr)
sequor sequi secutus sum [3]
follow, pursue (tr)
patior pati passus sum [3]
suffer, allow (tr)
orior oriri ortus sum [4]
rise, arise (intr)