Latin-English Vocab A-N Flashcards by Augy Allain-Labon

a, ab - + abl - prep

from, by

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absum - abesse, afui - verb irreg

be absent, be away, be distant

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ac, atque

and

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accido - accidere, accidi - verb 3

happen

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accipio - accipere, accepi, acceptus - verb 3

accept, take in, receive, hear

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acer - acris, acre - adj

keen, sharp, fierce

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acies - aciei, f - noun 5

line, battle line, army

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ad - + acc - prep

to, towards, at, about, near

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addo - addere, addidi, additus - verb 3

add, join

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adeo - indeclinable - adverb

so much, so greatly, to such an extent

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adhuc - indeclinable - adverb

till now, still

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adimo - adimere, ademi, ademptus - verb 3

take away, remove

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adipiscor - adipisci, adeptus sum - verb 3 dep

obtain

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adiuvo

help

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adsum - adesse, adfui - verb irreg

be here, be present

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adulescens - adulescentis, m - noun 3

youth, young man

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advenio - advenire, adveni - verb 4

arrive

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adversus - + acc - prep

against, up(hill)

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adversus -

against, opposite

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aedificium - aedificii, n

building

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aedifico - aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus - verb 1

build

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aequus - aequa, aequum - adj

equal, fair, favourable, calm

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ager - agri, m - noun 2

field, land, territory

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aggredior - aggredi, aggressus sum - verb 3 dep

attack, approach

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agmen - agminis, n - noun 3

column of men, army

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ago - agere, egi, actus - verb 3

do, act, drive

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gratias ago

thank, give thanks

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aliquis - aliquid - pron

someone, something, anyone, anything

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alius - alia, aliud - pron and adj

other, one, another, else

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alii … alii

some … others

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alter - altera, alterum - pron and adj

the other, one (of two), another, a second

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altus - alta, altum - adj

high, deep

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ambulo - ambulare, ambulavi - verb 1

walk

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amica - amicae f

girl-friend

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amicus

friend

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amitto - amittere, amisi, amissus - verb 3

lose

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amo - amare, amavi, amatus - verb 1

love, like

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amor - amoris, m - noun 3

love

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an - indeclinable - conjunction

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angustus - angusta, angustum - adj

narrow, confined

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animadverto - animadvertere, animadverti,animadversus

notice, observe

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animus - animi, m - noun 2

spirit, soul, mind, courage

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annus - anni, m - noun 2

year

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ante - + acc - prep

before, in front of

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antea - indeclinable - adverb

before, previously

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antequam - indeclinable - conjunction

before

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aperio - aperire, aperui, apertus - verb 4

open, reveal, disclose

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appareo - apparere, apparui - verb 2

appear

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appropinquo - appropinquare, appropinquavi + dat

approach, come near to

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apud - + acc - prep

among, at the house of, according to, in the opinion of

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aqua - aquae, f - noun 1

water

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aquila - aquilae, f - noun 1

eagle, standard

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ara - arae, f - noun 1

altar

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arbor - arboris, f - noun 3

tree

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arcesso - arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitus - verb 3

summon, send for

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argentum - argenti, n - noun 2

silver, money

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arma - armorum, n pl - noun 2

arms, weapons, armour

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ars - artis, f - noun 3

art, skill

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ascendo - ascendere, ascendi, ascensus - verb 3

climb

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at - indeclinable - conjunction

but

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attonitus - attonita, attonitum - adj

astonished, thunder-struck

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audax - audacis - adj

bold, daring

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audeo - audere, ausus sum - verb semi-dep.

dare

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audio - audire, audivi, auditus - verb 4

hear, listen to

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aufero - auferre, abstuli, ablatus - verb 3

take away, carry off, steal

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augeo - augere, auxi, auctus - verb 2

increase, exaggerate

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aut - indeclinable - conjunction

or, either

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autem - indeclinable - conjunction

but, however

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auxilium - auxilii, n - noun 2

help; (pl ) (auxiliary) troops

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bellum - belli, n - noun 2

war

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bene - indeclinable - adverb

well

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beneficium - beneficii, n - noun 2

kindness, service, favour

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bis - indeclinable - adverb

twice

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bona - bonorum, n pl - noun 2

goods, possessions, property

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bonus - bona, bonum - adj

good

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brevis - breve - adj

short, brief

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cado - cadere, cecidi, casus - verb 3

fall, perish

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caedes - caedis, f - noun 3

slaughter, killing, murder

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caelum - caeli, n - noun 2

sky, heaven

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campus

plain, field

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canis - canis, m and f - noun 3

dog

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cano - canere, cecini, cantus - verb 3

sing, sound, play (of trumpets etc.)

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capio - capere, cepi, captus - verb 3

take, catch, capture, choose

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captivus - captivi, m - noun 2

captive, prisoner

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caput - capitis, n - noun 3

head, person, life, capital

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carus - cara, carum - adj

dear

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castra - castrorum, n pl - noun 2

camp

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causa - causae, f - noun 1

cause, reason, case

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causa + gen - noun 1

causa + gen

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caveo - cavere, cavi, cautus - verb 2

beware (of), take care

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cedo - cedere, cessi, cessus - verb 3

yield, give up; (in compounds) go

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celer - celeris, celere - adj

quick

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celo - celare, celavi, celatus - verb 1

hide

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centurio - centurionis, m - noun 3

centurion

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cerno - cernere, crevi, cretus - verb 3

see, perceive, decree

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certamen - certaminis, n - noun 3

contest, battle, struggle

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certus - certa, certum - adj

certain, sure, fixed

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certiorem facere

inform

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ceteri - ceterae, cetera - adj

the rest, the other

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cibus - cibi, m - noun 2

food

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cingo - cingere, cinxi, cinctus - verb 3

surround

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circum, circa - + acc - prep

around, about

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civis - civis, m and f - noun 3

citizen

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civitas - civitatis, f - noun 3

citizenship, state, city, tribe

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clades - cladis, f - noun 3

disaster, loss, defeat

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clam - indeclinable - adverb

secretly

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clamo - clamare, clamavi, clamatus - verb 1

shout, exclaim, proclaim

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clamor - clamoris, m - noun 3

shout, uproar, noise

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clarus - clara, clarum - adj

clear, famous, distinguished

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coepi - coepisse, coeptus - verb defective

began

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cogito - cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus - verb 1

think, consider

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cognosco - cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus - verb 3

get to know, find out, learn

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cogo - cogere, coegi, coactus - verb 3

force, compel, drive, assemble

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cohors - cohortis, f - noun 3

cohort, company

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colo - colere, colui, cultus - verb 3

cultivate, worship, honour

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comes - comitis, m and f - noun 3

comrade, companion

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committo - committere, commisi, commissus - verb 3

commit, fight, begin (battle)

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comparo - comparare, comparavi, comparatus

prepare, provide, obtain, compare

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condemno - condemnare, condemnavi, condemnatus

convict, condemn

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condo - condere, condidi, conditus - verb 3

found, establish, hide

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confero - conferre, contuli, conlatus - verb irreg

collect, compare, contribute, bestow

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conficio - conficere, confeci, confectus - verb 3

complete, wear out

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confido - confidere, confisus sum + dat - verb semi-dep

trust, believe, have confidence

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coniunx - coniugis, m and f - noun 3

husband, wife, spouse

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conor - conari, conatus sum - verb 1 dep

try

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consilium - consilii, n - noun 2

council, plan, advice, prudence

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consisto - consistere, constiti, constitus - verb 3

halt, stand, stand firm

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conspicio - conspicere, conspexi, conspectus

notice, observe, see

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constituo - constituere, constitui, constitutus - verb 3

decide, establish

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consul - consulis, m - noun 3

consul

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consulo - consulere, consului, consultus - verb 3

consult, consider, advise

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consumo - consumere, consumpsi, consumptus - verb 3

eat, consume, spend

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contendo - contendere, contendi, contentus - verb 3

hurry, march, contend, fight

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contra - + acc - prep

against

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copiae - copiarum, f pl - noun 1

troops, forces, supplies

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corpus - corporis, n - noun 3

body

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corripio - corripere, corripui, correptus - verb 3

seize, carry off

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cotidie - indeclinable - adverb

every day, daily

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cras

tomorrow

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credo - credere, credidi, creditus + dat - verb 3

believe, trust, entrust

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crimen - criminis, n - noun 3

accusation, charge, crime

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crudelis - crudele - adj

cruel

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culpa - culpae, f - noun 1

fault, blame

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cum - indeclinable - conjunction

when, since, although

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cum - + abl - prep

with

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cunctus - cuncta, cunctum - adj

all, whole

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cupidus - cupida, cupidum + gen - adj

eager (for), greedy

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cupio - cupere, cupivi, cupitus - verb 3

desire, wish, want

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cur? - indeclinable - adverb

why?

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cura - curae, f - noun 1

care, charge, anxiety

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curo - curare, curavi, curatus - verb 1

care for, cure; with gerundive = get something done

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curro - currere, cucurri, cursus - verb 3

run

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custodio - custodire, custodivi, custoditus - verb 4

guard

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custos - custodis, m and f - noun 3

guard

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de - + abl - prep

about, from, down from

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dea - deae, f

goddess

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deus - dei, m - noun 2

god

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debeo - debere, debui, debitus - verb 2

owe, ought

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decipio - decipere, decepi, deceptus - verb 3

deceive

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defendo - defendere, defendi, defensus - verb 3

defend

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defessus - defessa, defessum - adj

tired

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deinde, dein - indeclinable - adverb

then, next, afterwards

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deleo - delere, delevi, deletus - verb 2

destroy

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denique - indeclinable - adverb

at last, finally, in short

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descendo - descendere, descendi, descensus

descend, come down

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desino - desinere, desii, desitus - verb 3

cease

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despero - desperare, desperavi, desperatus

despair

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dexter - dextra, dextrum - adj

right, on the right, right hand

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dextra - dextrae, f - noun 1

right hand, right side

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dico - dicere, dixi, dictus - verb 3

say, speak, tell

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dies - diei, m, occasionally f - noun 5

day

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difficilis - difficile - adj

difficult

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dignitas - dignitatis, f - noun 3

rank, dignity, importance, honour

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dignus - digna, dignum + abl - adj

worthy (of), deserving (of)

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diligens - diligentis - adj

careful, diligent

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dimitto - dimittere, dimisi, dimissus - verb 3

dismiss, scatter

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dirus - dira, dirum - adj

dreadful

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discedo - discedere, discessi - verb 3

depart, leave

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disco - discere, didici - verb 3

learn

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dissimilis - dissimile - adj

different

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diu - indeclinable - adverb

for a long time

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dives - divitis - adj

rich

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divitiae - divitiarum, f pl - noun 1

riches, wealth

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divido - dividere, divisi, divisus - verb 3

divide, separate

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do - dare, dedi, datus - verb 1

give

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doceo - docere, docui, doctus - verb 2

teach, inform

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doleo - dolere, dolui - verb 2

hurt, be in pain, lament

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dolor - doloris, m - noun 3

pain, sorrow, anger

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dolus - doli, m - noun 2

trick, fraud

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dominus - domini, m - noun 2

master

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domus - domus, f - noun 4

house, home

donum - doni, n - noun 2

gift, present

dormio - dormire, dormivi - verb 4

sleep

dubito - dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatus - verb 1

doubt, hesitate

dubius - dubia, dubium - adj

doubtful, wavering

duco - ducere, duxi, ductus - verb 3

lead, take, marry, consider

dum - indeclinable - conjunction

while, until

durus - dura, durum - adj

hard, harsh, rough

dux - ducis, m - noun 3

leader, general, ruler

e, ex - + abl - prep

from, out of; (in compounds) out

efficio - efficere, effeci, effectus - verb 3

carry out, accomplish

effugio - effugere, effugi - verb 3

escape

egeo - egere, egui + gen or abl - verb 2

need, be in want of, lack

ego - mei - pron

I, me

egredior - egredi, egressus sum - verb 3 dep

go out, come out

emo - emere, emi, emptus - verb 3

buy

enim - indeclinable - conjunction

for

eo - indeclinable - adverb

thither

eo - ire, i(v)i - verb irreg

epistula - epistulae, f - noun 1

letter

eques - equitis, m - noun 3

knight, horseman, (pl) cavalry

equus - equi, m - noun 2

horse

erga - + acc - prep

towards

ergo - indeclinable - adverb

therefore

erro - errare, erravi, erratus - verb 1

wander, make a mistake

et - indeclinable - conjunction

and, both

etiam - indeclinable - adverb

also, even, still

etsi - indeclinable - conjunction

although

excipio - excipere, excepi, exceptus - verb 3

receive, take, welcome

excito - excitare, excitavi, excitatus - verb 1

wake, rouse, excite

exemplum - exempli, n - noun 2

example, precedent

exercitus - exercitus, m - noun 4

army

exilium - exilii, n - noun 2

exile

exitium - exitii, n - noun 2

ruin, destruction

exspecto - exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus

wait for, expect

extra - + acc - prep & adverb

outside, beyond

facilis - facile - adj

easy

facinus - facinoris, n - noun 3

crime, outrage, deed

facio - facere, feci, factus - verb 3

make, do

fallo - fallere, fefelli, falsus - verb 3

deceive, cheat, escape one’s notice

fama - famae, f - noun 1

rumour, fame, glory

familia - familiae, f - noun 1

family, household

faveo - favere, favi, + dat - verb 2

favour, support

felix - felicis - adj

fortunate, happy, prosperous

femina - feminae, f - noun 1

woman

fere - indeclinable - adverb

nearly, about

fero - ferre, tuli, latus - verb irreg

bear, carry, say

ferox - ferocis - adj

fierce, cruel, brave

ferrum - ferri, n - noun 2

iron, sword

festino - festinare, festinavi - verb 1

hurry

fidelis - fidele - adj

trustworthy, faithful, loyal

fides - fidei, f - noun 5

trust, faith, confidence, loyalty

fido - fidere, fisus sum - verb 3 semi-dep

trust, rely upon

filia - filiae, f

daughter

filius - filii, m - noun 2

son

finis - finis, m - noun 3

end, boundary, pl territory

fio - fieri, factus sum

become, be made, happen

flamma - flammae, f - noun 1

blaze, flame, passion

flumen - fluminis, n - noun 3

river

fodio - fodere, fodi, fossus - verb 3

dig

foedus - foederis, n - noun 3

treaty, agreement

fortasse - indeclinable - adverb

perhaps

forte - indeclinable - adverb

by chance

fortis

brave, strong, bold

fortuna - fortunae, f - noun 1

fate, luck, fortune (good or bad)

forum - fori, n - noun 2

forum, market place

fossa - fossae, f - noun 1

ditch, trench

frango - frangere, fregi, fractus - verb 3

break, crush

frater - fratris, m - noun 3

brother

frigus - frigoris, n - noun 3

cold

frumentum - frumenti, n - noun 2

corn, grain

frustra - indeclinable - adverb

in vain

fuga - fugae, f - noun 1

flight, escape

fugio - fugere, fugi - verb 3

flee, run away from, avoid

fundo - fundere, fudi, fusus - verb 3

pour, shed, rout

furor - furoris, m - noun 3

rage, fury, madness, passion

gaudeo - gaudere, gavisus sum - verb 2 semi-dep

rejoice

gaudium - gaudii, n - noun 2

joy, delight

gens - gentis, f - noun 3

race, people, family, tribe

genus - generis, n - noun 3

race, descent, birth, kind

gero - gerere, gessi, gestus - verb 3

bear, wear, wage war, manage

gladius - gladii, m - noun 2

sword

gratia - gratiae, f - noun 1

favour, thanks, esteem

gratias ago

thank, give thanks

gravis - grave - adj

heavy, serious, painful, important

habeo - habere, habui, habitus - verb 2

have, hold, consider

habito - habitare, habitavi, habitatus - verb 1

live, dwell

hasta - hastae, f - noun 1

spear

haud

not

heri - indeclinable - adverb

yesterday

hiberna - hibernorum, n pl - noun 2

winter quarters

hic - haec, hoc - pron

this

hic - indeclinable - adverb

here

hiems - hiemis, f - noun 3

winter, storm

hinc - indeclinable - adverb

from here, hence, henceforth

hodie - indeclinable - adverb

today

homo - hominis, m - noun 3

man, person

honor - honoris, m - noun 3

honour, esteem, glory

hora - horae, f - noun 1

hour

hortor - hortari, hortatus sum - verb 1 dep

urge, encourage

hospes - hospitis, m - noun 3

guest, host

hostis - hostis, m - noun 3

enemy

huc - indeclinable - adverb

here, to this place

humus - humi, f - noun 2

ground, earth

iaceo - iacere, iacui - verb 2

lie (down)

iacio - iacere, ieci, iactus (in compounds -icio)

throw

iam - indeclinable - adverb

now, already

non iam (indeclinable)

no longer

ibi - indeclinable - adverb

there, then

idem - eadem, idem - pron

the same

idoneus - idonea, idoneum - adj

suitable, convenient

igitur - indeclinable - adverb

therefore, and so

ignis - ignis, m - noun 3

fire

ignoro - ignorare, ignoravi, ignoratus - verb 1

do not know, be ignorant, misunderstand

ille - illa, illud - pron

that, he, she, it

illic - indeclinable - adverb

there

impedio - impedire, impedivi, impeditus - verb 4

delay, hinder, prevent

imperator - imperatoris, m - noun 3

emperor, general, leader

imperium - imperii, n - noun 2

command, power, empire

impero - imperare, imperavi, imperatus +dat

order, command

impetus - impetus, m - noun 4

attack, impulse

in - + abl - prep

in, on

in - + acc - prep

into, onto, against, towards

incendium - incendii, n

fire

incendo - incendere, incendi, incensus - verb 3

burn, set on fire, inflame, rouse

incipio - incipere, incepi, inceptus - verb 3

begin

incito - incitare, incitavi, incitatus - verb 1

urge on, arouse, encourage

inde - indeclinable - adverb

from there, thereupon, next

infero - inferre, intuli, illatus/inlatus - verb irreg

inflict, bring to, cause, carry against

signa inferre

attack, charge

bellum inferre

make war on

infra - indeclinable - prep & adverb

below

ingenium - ingenii, n - noun 2

character, ability

ingens - ingentis - adj

huge

ingredior - ingredi, ingressus sum - verb 3 dep

enter, undertake

inimicus - inimici, m - noun 2

(personal) enemy

iniquus - iniqua, iniquum - adj

unfair, unjust, unfavourable

initium - initii, n - noun 2

beginning

iniuria - iniuriae, f - noun 1

injustice, injury, wrong

inopia - inopiae, f - noun 1

shortage, lack, poverty

inquam - inquit, inquiunt - verb irreg

say

insidiae - insidiarum, f pl - noun 1

ambush, trap, trick

insignis - insigne - adj

distinguished, glorious

inspicio - inspicere, inspexi, inspectus - verb 3

look at, inspect, examine

instruo - instruere, instruxi, instructus - verb 3

draw up, prepare, equip, supply

insula - insulae, f - noun 1

island

intellego - intellegere, intellexi, intellectus - verb 3

understand, perceive, realise

inter, intra - + acc - prep

between, among, inside, within

interea, interim

meanwhile, in the meantime

interficio - interficere, interfeci, interfectus - verb 3

kill

intro - intrare, intravi, intratus - verb 1

enter

invenio - invenire, inveni, inventus - verb 4

find, discover

invito - invitare, invitavi, invitatus - verb 1

invite

invitus - invita, invitum - adj

unwillling, reluctant

ipse - ipsa, ipsum - pron

-self

ira - irae, f - noun 1

anger

iratus - irata, iratum - adj

angry

is - ea, id - pron

this, that, he, she, it

ita - indeclinable - adverb

in this way, so, thus

ita vero - indeclinable - adverb

yes

itaque - indeclinable - adverb

and so, therefore

iter - itineris, n - noun 3

journey, march, way

iterum - indeclinable - adverb

again

iubeo - iubere, iussi, iussus - verb 2

order, command

iudex - iudicis, m and f - noun 3

judge, juror

iungo - iungere, iunxi, iunctus - verb 3

join, unite, fasten

iustus - iusta, iustum - adj

right, just, lawful, complete

iuvenis - iuvenis

young man, young

iuvo - iuvare, iuvi, iutus - verb 1

help

labor - labi, lapsus sum - verb 3 dep

glide, slip, fall

labor - laboris, m - noun 3

work, toil, trouble

laboro - laborare, laboravi, laboratus - verb 1

work, toil, be in difficulty

laedo - laedere, laesi, laesus - verb 3

hurt, injure, harm

laetus - laeta, laetum - adj

happy, glad

latus - lata, latum - adj

wide, broad

latus - lateris, n - noun 3

side, wing

laudo - laudare, laudavi, laudatus - verb 1

praise

laus - laudis, f - noun 3

praise, honour, credit

legatus - legati, m - noun 2

(legionary) commander, ambassador, envoy

legio - legionis, f - noun 3

legion

lego - legere, legi, lectus - verb 3

read, choose

lentus - lenta, lentum - adj

slow

levis - leve - adj

light, slight

lex - legis, f - noun 3

law

libens - libentis - adj

willing, glad

liber - libera, liberum - adj

free

liber - libri, m - noun 2

book

liberi - liberorum, m pl - noun 2

children

libero - liberare, liberavi, liberatus - verb 1

set free

libertas - libertatis, f - noun 3

freedom

libertus - liberti, m - noun 2

freedman, ex-slave

licet - licere, licuit + dat - verb impersonal

it is allowed

littera - litterae, f (usually pl. with sg. meaning)

letter

litus - litoris, n - noun 3

sea-shore, beach

locus - loci, m - noun 2

place, position, situation, opportunity

longus

long

loquor - loqui, locutus sum - verb 3 dep

speak, talk

lux - lucis, f - noun 3

light, daylight

magister - magistri, m - noun 2

teacher, master

magnus - magna, magnum - adj

big, large, great

magnopere - indeclinable - adverb

very much, greatly

magis - indeclinable - adverb comp

more, rather

malo - malle, malui - verb irreg

prefer

malus - mala, malum - adj

evil, bad

mando - mandare, mandavi, mandatus - verb 1

commit, entrust, command

mane - indeclinable - adverb

in the morning, early

maneo - manere, mansi - verb 2

remain, stay

manus - manus, f - noun 4

hand, band

mare - maris, n - noun 3

sea

mater - matris, f - noun 3

mother

medius - media, medium - adj

middle (of)

mens - mentis, f - noun 3

mind

mensis - mensis, m - noun 3

month

mercator - mercatoris, m

merchant

metus - metus, m

fear

meus - mea, meum - adj

miles - militis, m - noun 3

soldier

minor - minari, minatus sum + dat - verb 1 dep

threaten

mirabilis - mirabile - adj

strange, wonderful

miror - mirari, miratus sum - verb 1 dep

wonder at, admire

miser - misera, miserum - adj

miserable, wretched, sad

mitto - mittere, misi, missus - verb 3

send, throw, let go

modo - indeclinable - adverb

just now, only

modus - modi, m - noun 2

manner, way, kind

moenia - moenium, n pl - noun 3

city walls, city

moneo - monere, monui, monitus - verb 2

warn, advise, teach

mons - montis, m - noun 3

mountain

monstro - monstrare, monstravi, monstratus

show, point out, indicate, instruct

morbus - morbi, m - noun 2

sickness, disease

morior - mori, mortuus sum - verb 3 dep

die

mors - mortis, f - noun 3

death

moror - morari, moratus sum - verb 1 dep

delay

mora - morae, f - noun 1

delay

mos - moris, m - noun 3

habit, custom, (pl) character, morals

moveo - movere, movi, motus - verb 2

move

mox - indeclinable - adverb

soon

mulier - mulieris, f - noun 3

woman

multitudo - multitudinis, f - noun 3

crowd, multitude

multus - multa, multum - adj

much, many

munio - munire, munivi, munitus - verb 4

fortify, defend, guard

munus - muneris, n - noun 3

service, duty, present

murus - muri, m - noun 2

wall, rampart

muto - mutare, mutavi, mutatus - verb 1

change, alter

nam - indeclinable - conjunction

for

narro - narrare, narravi, narratus

tell, relate

nascor - nasci, natus sum - verb 3 dep

am born

natura - naturae, f - noun 1

nature

nauta - nautae, m - noun 1

sailor

navigo

sail

navis - navis, f - noun 3

ship

navis longa

warship

navis oneraria

merchant ship

-ne - indeclinable - particle

(introduces question)

ne - indeclinable - conjunction

lest, that not

nec, neque - indeclinable - conjunction

and not, nor, neither

necesse - indeclinable - adj

necessary

neco - necare, necavi, necatus - verb 1

kill

neglego - neglegere, neglexi, neglectus - verb 3

neglect, disregard

nego - negare, negavi, negatus - verb 1

say no, deny, refuse, say that …not

negotium - negotii, n - noun 2

business

nemo - nullius - noun irreg

no one, nobody

nescio - nescire, nescivi - verb 4

not know

nihil - indeclinable - noun irreg

nothing

nisi - indeclinable - conjunction

unless, if not, except

nobilis

noble, famous

noceo - nocere, nocui + dat - verb 2

hurt, harm

nolo - nolle, nolui - verb irreg

not want, be unwilling, refuse

nomen - nominis, n - noun 3

name

non - indeclinable - adverb

not

nondum - indeclinable - adverb

not yet

nonne?

surely?

nonnulli - nonnullae, nonnulla - adj

some, several

nos - nostrum - pron

we, us

noster - nostra, nostrum - pron

our

notus - nota, notum - adj

known, well-known, famous

novi - notus - verb 3

know

novus - nova, novum - adj

new, fresh, recent

nox - noctis, f - noun 3

night

noctu

by night

nullus - nulla, nullum - adj

no, none, not any

num - indeclinable - adverb

surely…not, whether

numerus - numeri, m - noun 2

number

numquam - indeclinable - adverb

never

nunc

now

nuntio - nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus - verb 1

announce, report

nuntius - nuntii, m - noun 2

messenger, message, news