Latin-English Vocab A-N Flashcards
a, ab - + abl - prep
from, by
absum - abesse, afui - verb irreg
be absent, be away, be distant
ac, atque
and
accido - accidere, accidi - verb 3
happen
accipio - accipere, accepi, acceptus - verb 3
accept, take in, receive, hear
acer - acris, acre - adj
keen, sharp, fierce
acies - aciei, f - noun 5
line, battle line, army
ad - + acc - prep
to, towards, at, about, near
addo - addere, addidi, additus - verb 3
add, join
adeo - indeclinable - adverb
so much, so greatly, to such an extent
adhuc - indeclinable - adverb
till now, still
adimo - adimere, ademi, ademptus - verb 3
take away, remove
adipiscor - adipisci, adeptus sum - verb 3 dep
obtain
adiuvo
help
adsum - adesse, adfui - verb irreg
be here, be present
adulescens - adulescentis, m - noun 3
youth, young man
advenio - advenire, adveni - verb 4
arrive
adversus - + acc - prep
against, up(hill)
adversus -
against, opposite
aedificium - aedificii, n
building
aedifico - aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus - verb 1
build
aequus - aequa, aequum - adj
equal, fair, favourable, calm
ager - agri, m - noun 2
field, land, territory
aggredior - aggredi, aggressus sum - verb 3 dep
attack, approach
agmen - agminis, n - noun 3
column of men, army
ago - agere, egi, actus - verb 3
do, act, drive
gratias ago
thank, give thanks
aliquis - aliquid - pron
someone, something, anyone, anything
alius - alia, aliud - pron and adj
other, one, another, else
alii … alii
some … others
alter - altera, alterum - pron and adj
the other, one (of two), another, a second
altus - alta, altum - adj
high, deep
ambulo - ambulare, ambulavi - verb 1
walk
amica - amicae f
girl-friend
amicus
friend
amitto - amittere, amisi, amissus - verb 3
lose
amo - amare, amavi, amatus - verb 1
love, like
amor - amoris, m - noun 3
love
an - indeclinable - conjunction
or
angustus - angusta, angustum - adj
narrow, confined
animadverto - animadvertere, animadverti,animadversus
notice, observe
animus - animi, m - noun 2
spirit, soul, mind, courage
annus - anni, m - noun 2
year
ante - + acc - prep
before, in front of
antea - indeclinable - adverb
before, previously
antequam - indeclinable - conjunction
before
aperio - aperire, aperui, apertus - verb 4
open, reveal, disclose
appareo - apparere, apparui - verb 2
appear
appropinquo - appropinquare, appropinquavi + dat
approach, come near to
apud - + acc - prep
among, at the house of, according to, in the opinion of
aqua - aquae, f - noun 1
water
aquila - aquilae, f - noun 1
eagle, standard
ara - arae, f - noun 1
altar
arbor - arboris, f - noun 3
tree
arcesso - arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitus - verb 3
summon, send for
argentum - argenti, n - noun 2
silver, money
arma - armorum, n pl - noun 2
arms, weapons, armour
ars - artis, f - noun 3
art, skill
ascendo - ascendere, ascendi, ascensus - verb 3
climb
at - indeclinable - conjunction
but
attonitus - attonita, attonitum - adj
astonished, thunder-struck
audax - audacis - adj
bold, daring
audeo - audere, ausus sum - verb semi-dep.
dare
audio - audire, audivi, auditus - verb 4
hear, listen to
aufero - auferre, abstuli, ablatus - verb 3
take away, carry off, steal
augeo - augere, auxi, auctus - verb 2
increase, exaggerate
aut - indeclinable - conjunction
or, either
autem - indeclinable - conjunction
but, however
auxilium - auxilii, n - noun 2
help; (pl ) (auxiliary) troops
bellum - belli, n - noun 2
war
bene - indeclinable - adverb
well
beneficium - beneficii, n - noun 2
kindness, service, favour
bis - indeclinable - adverb
twice
bona - bonorum, n pl - noun 2
goods, possessions, property
bonus - bona, bonum - adj
good
brevis - breve - adj
short, brief
cado - cadere, cecidi, casus - verb 3
fall, perish
caedes - caedis, f - noun 3
slaughter, killing, murder
caelum - caeli, n - noun 2
sky, heaven
campus
plain, field
canis - canis, m and f - noun 3
dog
cano - canere, cecini, cantus - verb 3
sing, sound, play (of trumpets etc.)
capio - capere, cepi, captus - verb 3
take, catch, capture, choose
captivus - captivi, m - noun 2
captive, prisoner
caput - capitis, n - noun 3
head, person, life, capital
carus - cara, carum - adj
dear
castra - castrorum, n pl - noun 2
camp
causa - causae, f - noun 1
cause, reason, case
causa + gen - noun 1
causa + gen
caveo - cavere, cavi, cautus - verb 2
beware (of), take care
cedo - cedere, cessi, cessus - verb 3
yield, give up; (in compounds) go
celer - celeris, celere - adj
quick
celo - celare, celavi, celatus - verb 1
hide
centurio - centurionis, m - noun 3
centurion
cerno - cernere, crevi, cretus - verb 3
see, perceive, decree
certamen - certaminis, n - noun 3
contest, battle, struggle
certus - certa, certum - adj
certain, sure, fixed
certiorem facere
inform
ceteri - ceterae, cetera - adj
the rest, the other
cibus - cibi, m - noun 2
food
cingo - cingere, cinxi, cinctus - verb 3
surround
circum, circa - + acc - prep
around, about
civis - civis, m and f - noun 3
citizen
civitas - civitatis, f - noun 3
citizenship, state, city, tribe
clades - cladis, f - noun 3
disaster, loss, defeat
clam - indeclinable - adverb
secretly
clamo - clamare, clamavi, clamatus - verb 1
shout, exclaim, proclaim
clamor - clamoris, m - noun 3
shout, uproar, noise
clarus - clara, clarum - adj
clear, famous, distinguished
coepi - coepisse, coeptus - verb defective
began
cogito - cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus - verb 1
think, consider
cognosco - cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus - verb 3
get to know, find out, learn
cogo - cogere, coegi, coactus - verb 3
force, compel, drive, assemble
cohors - cohortis, f - noun 3
cohort, company
colo - colere, colui, cultus - verb 3
cultivate, worship, honour
comes - comitis, m and f - noun 3
comrade, companion
committo - committere, commisi, commissus - verb 3
commit, fight, begin (battle)
comparo - comparare, comparavi, comparatus
prepare, provide, obtain, compare
condemno - condemnare, condemnavi, condemnatus
convict, condemn
condo - condere, condidi, conditus - verb 3
found, establish, hide
confero - conferre, contuli, conlatus - verb irreg
collect, compare, contribute, bestow
conficio - conficere, confeci, confectus - verb 3
complete, wear out
confido - confidere, confisus sum + dat - verb semi-dep
trust, believe, have confidence
coniunx - coniugis, m and f - noun 3
husband, wife, spouse
conor - conari, conatus sum - verb 1 dep
try
consilium - consilii, n - noun 2
council, plan, advice, prudence
consisto - consistere, constiti, constitus - verb 3
halt, stand, stand firm
conspicio - conspicere, conspexi, conspectus
notice, observe, see
constituo - constituere, constitui, constitutus - verb 3
decide, establish
consul - consulis, m - noun 3
consul
consulo - consulere, consului, consultus - verb 3
consult, consider, advise
consumo - consumere, consumpsi, consumptus - verb 3
eat, consume, spend
contendo - contendere, contendi, contentus - verb 3
hurry, march, contend, fight
contra - + acc - prep
against
copiae - copiarum, f pl - noun 1
troops, forces, supplies
corpus - corporis, n - noun 3
body
corripio - corripere, corripui, correptus - verb 3
seize, carry off
cotidie - indeclinable - adverb
every day, daily
cras
tomorrow
credo - credere, credidi, creditus + dat - verb 3
believe, trust, entrust
crimen - criminis, n - noun 3
accusation, charge, crime
crudelis - crudele - adj
cruel
culpa - culpae, f - noun 1
fault, blame
cum - indeclinable - conjunction
when, since, although
cum - + abl - prep
with
cunctus - cuncta, cunctum - adj
all, whole
cupidus - cupida, cupidum + gen - adj
eager (for), greedy
cupio - cupere, cupivi, cupitus - verb 3
desire, wish, want
cur? - indeclinable - adverb
why?
cura - curae, f - noun 1
care, charge, anxiety
curo - curare, curavi, curatus - verb 1
care for, cure; with gerundive = get something done
curro - currere, cucurri, cursus - verb 3
run
custodio - custodire, custodivi, custoditus - verb 4
guard
custos - custodis, m and f - noun 3
guard
de - + abl - prep
about, from, down from
dea - deae, f
goddess
deus - dei, m - noun 2
god
debeo - debere, debui, debitus - verb 2
owe, ought
decipio - decipere, decepi, deceptus - verb 3
deceive
defendo - defendere, defendi, defensus - verb 3
defend
defessus - defessa, defessum - adj
tired
deinde, dein - indeclinable - adverb
then, next, afterwards
deleo - delere, delevi, deletus - verb 2
destroy
denique - indeclinable - adverb
at last, finally, in short
descendo - descendere, descendi, descensus
descend, come down
desino - desinere, desii, desitus - verb 3
cease
despero - desperare, desperavi, desperatus
despair
dexter - dextra, dextrum - adj
right, on the right, right hand
dextra - dextrae, f - noun 1
right hand, right side
dico - dicere, dixi, dictus - verb 3
say, speak, tell
dies - diei, m, occasionally f - noun 5
day
difficilis - difficile - adj
difficult
dignitas - dignitatis, f - noun 3
rank, dignity, importance, honour
dignus - digna, dignum + abl - adj
worthy (of), deserving (of)
diligens - diligentis - adj
careful, diligent
dimitto - dimittere, dimisi, dimissus - verb 3
dismiss, scatter
dirus - dira, dirum - adj
dreadful
discedo - discedere, discessi - verb 3
depart, leave
disco - discere, didici - verb 3
learn
dissimilis - dissimile - adj
different
diu - indeclinable - adverb
for a long time
dives - divitis - adj
rich
divitiae - divitiarum, f pl - noun 1
riches, wealth
divido - dividere, divisi, divisus - verb 3
divide, separate
do - dare, dedi, datus - verb 1
give
doceo - docere, docui, doctus - verb 2
teach, inform
doleo - dolere, dolui - verb 2
hurt, be in pain, lament
dolor - doloris, m - noun 3
pain, sorrow, anger
dolus - doli, m - noun 2
trick, fraud
dominus - domini, m - noun 2
master