Latin IV Vocab Flashcards - Sheet1
Iudicium
a judgement
Conor
to undertake
Quo
where
Scelus
a wicked deed
Telum
a missile
Pateo
to stand open
Mens
the mind
Ipse, ipsa, ipsum
himself, herself, itself
Patior
to suffer
Occido, cisus
to kill
Quisque
whoever, whatever, each
Fas
the dictates of religion
Grex
a flock
Sterno
to spread out
Quidem
certainly
Opto
to choose
Certus
determined
For
to speak
Tamen
however
Ferio
to strike
Clementia
a moderation
Fuga
a fleeing
Asper
hopeless, rough
Dignus
worthy
Tum
then
Censeo
to tax, to judge
Veho
to carry
Aptus
fastened
Vix
hardly
Vereor
to fear
Quamquam
although
Placeo
to please
Aut
or
Tristis
sad
Ferrum
iron
Caterva
a crowd
Accendo
to set on fire
Qualis
of what sort
Utor
to use
Cras
tomorrow
Dulcis
sweet
Emo
to buy
Sol
the sun
Uro
to burn
Licet
it is allowed
Tam
so much
Saxum
a large stone
Aedes
a building
Lacrimo
to cry
Cum
with, when, although, since
Demum
at length
Opus
work
Arbitror
to testify on information and belief
Saeculum
a race
Hic, haec, hoc
this
Moles
a shapeless mass
Fingo
to form
Tandem
at last
Latus, a, um
wide
Fruor
to enjoy
Umbra
a shadow
Caveo
to beware
Impero
to command
Iste
this, that, he, she
Inde
of that place
Divus
divine
Ruo
to fall with violence
Turpis
ugly
Sors
a lot
Carpo
to pluck
Neque
neither
Tueor
to look at, consider, defend
Ludo
to play
At
but
Nascor
to be born
Hortor
to encourage
Aequor
an even surface
Appello, -ere
to drive to
Decet
it is fitting
Illuc
to there
Rumpo
to break
Comes
a companion
Funus
a funeral procession
Erro
to wander
Arceo
to shut up
Idem, eadem, idem
the same
Tendo
to stretch
Ante
before
Carus
dear
Simul
at the same time
Deinde
thereafter, from there
Coruscus
in waving motion, flashing
Inter
among
Os, oris
the mouth
Qui, quae, quod
who, which
Otium
leisure
Morior
to die
Cor
a heart
Fundo
to pour
Condo
to put together
Postquam
after
Pello
to beat
Mereo
to deserve
Statim
immediately
Ardeo
to burn
Bibo
to drink
Imperium
a command
Reor
to calculate
Odi
to hate
Struo
to place together
Taceo
to be silent
Ora
an extremity
Ita
thus
Labor, laboris
to work
Precor
to beg, to pray
Tunc
at that time
Vestis
clothing
Ille, illa, illud
that
Muto
to move
Quondam
at some time
Nosco
to get knowledge of
Disco
to learn
Vulgus
the people
Aio
to say yes
Autem
however
Circum
around
Modus
a measure
Aestimo
to estimate the value of
Antiquus
ancient
Pretium
a price
Nisi
unless
Levo
to lift
Horreo
to stand on end
Acer
sharp
Tectum
a covered structure
Satis
enough
Humus
the ground
Unde
from which place
Supplicium
petition
Nego
to say no
Salus
soundness
Nemus
a tract of woodland
Ensis
a two-edged sword
Ara
an altar
Sumo
to take
Amnis
a river
Frustra
in error
Nullus
no, none
Somnus
sleep
Metus
fear
Trans
across, over
Quies
inaction, rest
Egeo
to be needy
Orior
to arise
Dives
rich
Limen
a cross-piece
Arvum
an arable field