Latin Vocab 4-6

Question 1

agmen, agminis, n.

Answer 1

marching column

Question 2

carmen, carminis, n.

Answer 2

poem, song

Question 3

cibus, i, m.

Answer 3

food

Question 4

exercitus, exercitus, m.

Answer 4

army

Question 5

flumen, fluminis, n.

Answer 5

river

Question 6

heres, heredis, m./f.

Answer 6

heir

Question 7

imperibum, i, n.

Answer 7

rule, power, empire

Question 8

inopia, ae, f.

Answer 8

want, helplessness

Question 9

ioucus, i, m.

Answer 9

joke

Question 10

iuventus, iuventutis, f.

Answer 10

youth

Question 11

mens, mentis, f.

Answer 11

mind, spirit

Question 12

nemo (gen. nullius, dat. nemini, acc. neminem, abl. nullo)

Answer 12

no one

Question 13

pons, pontis, m.

Answer 13

bridge

Question 14

porta, ae, f.

Answer 14

gate

Question 15

victor, victoris, m.

Answer 15

victor

Question 16

vinum, i, n.

Answer 16

wine

Question 17

virtus, virtutis, f.

Answer 17

virtue, courage

Question 18

vitium, i, n.

Answer 18

vice

Question 19

dulcis, dulce

Answer 19

sweet

Question 20

fidelis, fidele

Answer 20

faithful, loyal

Question 21

immemor, immemoris + gen.

Answer 21

forgetful of

Question 22

ingens, ingentis

Answer 22

huge

Question 23

levis, leve

Answer 23

light

Question 24

ligneus, a, um

Answer 24

made of wood

Question 25

proximus, a, um

Answer 25

nearest

Question 26

quantus, a, um

Answer 26

how much, how great

Question 27

secundus, a, um

Answer 27

second

Question 28

tertius, a, um

Answer 28

third

Question 29

tristis, triste

Answer 29

sad

Question 30

tutus, a, um

Answer 30

safe

Question 31

vacuus, a, um + abl.

Answer 31

empty of

Question 32

vehemens, vehementis

Answer 32

violent, vehement

Question 33

vetus, veteris

Answer 33

old

Question 34

duo, duae, duo

Answer 34

two

Question 35

tres, tria

Answer 35

three

Question 36

aperio, ire, aperui, apertum

Answer 36

to open

Question 37

bibo, ere, bibi

Answer 37

to drink

Question 38

coepi, coepisse, coeptum + inf.

Answer 38

to begin (this verb has perfect forms only)

Question 39

decipio, ere, decepi, deceptum

Answer 39

to deceive

Question 40

defendo, ere, defendi, defensum

Answer 40

to defend

Question 41

dilligo, ere, dilexi, dilectum

Answer 41

to esteem highly, love

Question 42

edo, ere, edidi, editum

Answer 42

to produce, give forth

Question 43

furo, ere, furui

Answer 43

to rage, be insane

Question 44

invado, ere, invasi

Answer 44

to burst in

Question 45

laudo, are, avi, atum

Answer 45

to praise

Question 46

oro, are, avi, atum

Answer 46

to ask, entreat

Question 47

parco, ere, peperci + dat.

Answer 47

to spare (somebody or something)

Question 48

placeo, ere, placui, placitum + dat.

Answer 48

to please, be agreeable to somebody

Question 49

recipio, ere, recepi, receptum

Answer 49

to receive

Question 50

resisto, ere, restiti + dat.

Answer 50

to resist (somebody or something)

Question 51

restituo, ere, restitui, restitutum

Answer 51

to restore

Question 52

valeo, ere, valui + inf.

Answer 52

to be in good health, to be able

Question 53

paulo

Answer 53

a little bit, to a small extent

Question 54

primo

Answer 54

at first

Question 55

quam

Answer 55

how (in indirect questions and exclamations)

Question 56

quam

Answer 56

than (with comparative words)

Question 57

quantum

Answer 57

how much, to what extent

Question 58

satis

Answer 58

enough, sufficiently

Question 59

simul

Answer 59

at the same time, simultaneously

Question 60

vehementur

Answer 60

vehemently, strongly

Question 61

extra + acc.

Answer 61

outside of

Question 62

ne

Answer 62

that not, not to

Question 63

nec…nec

Answer 63

neither…nor…

Question 64

tam…quam

Answer 64

so…as…

Question 65

ut

Answer 65

that, to

Question 66

utinam

Answer 66

if only (may precede a wish in the subjunctive); the negative is utinam ne

Question 67

me recipio

Answer 67

I retreat

Question 68

necesse est + dat. + inf.

Answer 68

it is necessary for somebody to do something