Latin Vocabulary Flashcards
Vir, virī
Man, II m.
Magister, magistrī
Male teacher, II m.
Agricola
Farmer
Special: feminine word that means a male farmer
I f.
Magistra, magistrae
Female teacher, I f.
Puer, pueri
Boy, II m.
Lūdus, lūdī
School, IIm.
Rōmānus, rōmānī
Roman man, IIm.
Graecus, graecī
Greek man, IIm.
An
Or
Lege, legite (command)
Read (command)
Aut
Or
Suntne?
Are they?
Sunt
They are
Ā, ab
From
In front if vowel, is ab, and cannot be ā
Nōn sunt
They are not
-ne?
Indicates a question when used at the end of a word
Et
And
Quot
How many?
Omnēs
All
Numerā, numerāte (command)
Count, I adj, and command
Ad
At
Discipulus, -ī
Male student, IIm.
Bene
Well
Pagīna
Page, If.
Est
Is
Quoque
Also
Discipula, discipulae
Female student, If.
Sed
But
Quis, quī
Who (nom sing and pl)
Fēmina, fēminae
Woman, women, If.
Rōmāna, -ae
Roman lady, If.
Puella, -ae
Girl
Nōn
Not
Repete, repetite
Repeat, command
Quod sīgnificat?
What does this mean?
Respondē, -ēte
Answer (command)
Graeca, -ae
Greek lady, If.
Latīnē
In Latin
Pēnsum, -a
Excersize, IIn.
Anglicē
In English
Scrībe, -ite
Write (command)
Duodēvīgintī
Nineteen
Vīgintī
Twenty
Salvē, -ēte
Hello
Liber, librī
Book, IIm
Mūrus
Wall, IIm.
Nummus
Coin, IIm
Malus, -a, -um
Bad, I AND II ADJ
Bellus, -a, -um
Beautiful, I AND II ADJ
Stilus
Stylus, IIm.
Numerus
A number, IIm.
Parvus, -a, -um
Small, I AND II ADJ
Magnus, -a, -um
Large, I AND II ADJ
Bonus, -a -um
Good, I AND II ADJ
Lātus, -a, -um
Wide, I AND II ADJ
Tertius, -a, -um
Third, I AND II ADJ
Novus, -a, -um
New, I AND II ADJ
Secundus, -a, -um
Second, I AND II ADJ
Quae?
What? Nom. Pl.
Longus, -a, -um
Long/tall, I AND II ADJ
Hīc, haec, hōc
This (f, m, n)
Valē, valēte
Goodbye
Prīmus, -a, -um
First, I AND II ADJ
Quid?
What? Nom. Sing.
Ūnus, -a, -um
One, I AND II ADJ
Plērumque
Usually
Hī, hae, haec
This, this, this (nom pl)
F, m, n
Et…et…
And…and…
Saxum
Rock, stone, IIn
Scrīnium
Writing box, jewelry box, II N
Sella
Chair
Jānua
Door, If
Neque…neque…
Neither… Nor…
Acc. Pl of is ea id
Eī, eae, ae
Altus, -a, um
Tall, high
Tamen
However
Laetus, a, um
Happy
Ambulō
To walk, I
Fessus, a, um
Tired
Cantō
To sing, I
Quartus, a, um
Fourth
Labōrō
To work, I
Maestus, a, um
Sad
Doceō
To teach, II
Numerō
To count, I
Dubitō
To hesitate, I
Rogō
To ask, I
Fleō
To cry, II
Rīdeō
To laugh, II
Fīlia
Daughter, If.
Respondeō
To answer, II
Sedeō
To sit, II
Ancilla
Female slave, If.
Studeō
To be eager to, II
Marītus
Husband, IIm
Asiāticus
Asian man, IIm.
Uxor
Wife, IIIf
Cīvis, cīvēs
Citizen
Līberī
Children, IIm.
asiātica
Asian girl, If.
Pater, patrēs
Father, IIIm
Senex, senēs
Old person, III M AND F
Multas, a, um
Many
Noster, Nostra, nostrum
Our
Parēns, parentēs
Parents, III M AND F
Callidus, a, um
Clever
Dūcentī, ae, a
Two hundred
Paucus, a, um
Few
Acc. Sin for is
Eum
Acc. Sin. For ea
Eam
Acc. Pl. for is
Eōs
Meus, a, um
My
Acc. Pl. for ea
Eās
Quīntus, a, um
Fifth
Īnsidiae
Treachery, trick
If.
Patria
Native city, land
If.
Sagitta
Arrow, If.
Cōncilium
Plan or advice, IIn.
Acc. Sin for ego
Mē
Mare
Sea, IIIn. Special
Cūrō
To look after
Bellum
War, IIn.
Hostis
Enemy
Imāgō, imāginis
Ghost
Nāvis
Ship, IIIf.
Līgneus, a, um
Wooden
Errō
To wander, to err, I
Mālō, mālle, māluī
To prefer, irr. Verb
Nox, noctis
Night
Nōlō
To not want, irr.
Pereō, perīre, periī
To die, irr.
Redeō, redīre, rediī
To return
Postquam
Afterwards
Quōmodo
How?
Quamdiū
How long ago?
Per decem annōs
For ten years
Elephantō
By elephant (abl.)
Īnsidiīs
By treachery (abl.)
Marī
By sea (abl.)
Nāvī
By boat, ship, abl.
Nāvibus
By boats, ships, abl.
Sagittā
By arrow, abl.
By arrows, abl.
Sagittīs
By sea, abl.
Marī
By land, abl.
Terrā
By road, abl.
Viā
Past tense of labōrō
Labōrāvī
Pugnō, PT
Pugnāvī
Fugiō PT
Fūgī
Effugiō PT
Effūgī
Incipiō PT
Incēpī
Interficiō PT
Interfēcī
Inveniō PT
Invēnī
Pōnō PT
Posuī
Adeō PT
Adiī
Exeō PT
Exiī
Currō PT
Cucurrī
Ferō PT
Tulī
Cēna
Dinner, If.
Glōria
Glory, If.
Rēgīna
Queen, If.
Sapienta
Wisdom, If.
Annus
Year, IIm.
Auxilium
Help, IIn.
Adulēscēns, adulēscentis
Youth, IIIm
Potestās, potestātis
Power, IIIf.
Quadrāgintā
Forty
Tibi
To you ( dative)
Trōjānus, a, um
Trojan, adj
Īratissimus, a, um
Angriest, superlative
Bellisimus, a, um
Most fair, most beautiful, etc.
Superlative
Nōbilisimus, a, um
Most noble, superlative
Contrā
Against
Postrēmō
Finally
Quōcum?
With who?
Quibuscum?
With what?
Vocō
To call, I
Dēleō
To erase, II
Dēligō
To choose, IIIr.
Dūcō
To draw, IIIr.
Prōmittō
To promise, IIIr.
Do not choose
Nōlī dēligere
Do not hesitate
Nōlī dubitāre
Adpropinquō, PT
Adpropinquāvī
Dubitō, PT
Dubitāvī
Habitō, PT
Habitāvī
Oppugnō, PT
Oppugnāvī
Vocō, PT
Vocāvī
Habeō, PT
Habuī
Studeō, PT
Studuī
Dēleō, PT
Dēlēvī
Jubeō, PT
Jussī
Dūcō, PT
Dūxī
Mittō, PT
Mīsī
Accipiō, PT
Accēpī
Capiō, PT
Cēpī
Faciō, PT
Fēcī
Jaciō, PT
Jēcī
Veniō, PT
Vēnī
Eō, PT
Iī
Sum, PT
Fuī
Virga
Rod, stick, If.
Pōmum
Apple, IIn.
Carmen, carminis
Song, poem, III
Alius, Alia, aliud
Another
Minimums, a, um
Smallest, superlative, I AND II ADJ
Optimus, a, um
Best
Maximus, a, um
Greatest