MISSED VOCAB START OF FEB HALF-TERM Flashcards
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causa, ae
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reason, case (in law court)
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causa
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for the sake of +gen
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fossa, ae
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ditch, trench
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fuga, ae
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flight, escape
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gratia, ae
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favour, thanks
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insidiae, arum
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ambush, trap
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ora, ae
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coast
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pugna, ae
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fight, battle
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ruina, ae
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collapse, ruin
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sapientia, ae
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wisdom
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sententia, ae
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opinion, judgment
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frumentum, i
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corn, grain
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ingenium, i
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character, talent
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pretium, i
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price, value
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initium, i
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beginning
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praefectus, i
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commanding officer, governor
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campus, i
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plain, field
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praesidium, i
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garrison, protection
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beneficium, i
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kindness
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negotium, i
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business
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oppidum, i
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town (From ob- + pedum: on or over the plain, from Proto-Indo-European *ped-.)
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signum, i
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signal, standard
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pilum, i
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spear, javelin
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nuntius, i
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messenger or message
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populus, i
people, nation
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spolium, i
booty, spoil(s)
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consilium, i
plan, advice
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animus, i
mind, soul
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dolus, i
trick, fraud
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morbus, i
sickness, disease- not death
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legatus, i
ambassador, commander
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otium, i
leisure
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bona, orum
goods, possessions, property
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imperium, i
command, empire
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crimen, inis
accusation, charge f
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furor, oris
rage, madness, passion m
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facinus, oris
deed, evil deed, crime n
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omen, inis
omen n
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labor, oris
work, toil m
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gens, gentis
family, tribe f
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vox, vocis
voice or word f
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princeps, ipis
emperor, chief m
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lux, lucis
light, daylight F
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obses, obsidis
hostage c
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dignitas, atis
rank, importance f
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mensis, is
month M
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quies, etis
quiet or rest f
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ordo, inis
rank, line M
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os, oris
mouth, face m not bone- os, ossis n
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urbs, urbis
city, Rome F
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parens, entis
parent or pl relations c
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hospes, itis
guest, host M
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pudor, oris
shame, modesty M
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hiems, hiemis
winter or storm f
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finis, is
end, boundary M
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pons, pontis
bridge m
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scelus, eris
crime, wickedness n
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pars, partis
part or direction f
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laus, laudis
praise, honour f
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opus, operis
work, construction n
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munus, eris
gift, duty n
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mors, mortis
death F
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clades, cladis
disaster or defeat F
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mens, mentis
mind f
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dolor, oris
pain, sorrow M
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mos, moris
habit, custom, pl character M
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genus, eris
race or descent, kind n
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vultus, us
face, expression M
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passus, us
pace, mile (w mille) m
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portus, us
harbour, port m
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usus, us
use or experience m
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metus, us
fear m
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exercitus, us
army M
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dies, ei
day M or F
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fides, ei
faith, trust, loyalty F
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acies, ei
line, battle line F
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ops, opis
sg help, pl wealth, power f
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vis
sg force, violence, pl forces, strength f
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vesper, vesperi / ris
evening M
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servo, are
save, keep, protect
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comparo, are
obtain, prepare, provide
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iuvo, are, iuvi, iuta
help
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appropinquo, are
approach (+DAT)
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veto, are, vetui, vetuta
forbid, order not
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convoco, are
summon or assemble
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paro, are
prepare, provide
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ignoro, are
not know, be ignorant or ignore
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dubito, are
doubt or hesitate
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recito, are
recite, read aloud
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oppugno, are
attack but never fight
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despero, are
despair
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mando, are
entrust or command
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incito, are
urge on, arouse
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spero, are
hope or expect
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obsideo, ere, obsedi, obsessa
besiege, blockade
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noceo, ere
hurt, harm (+dat)
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faveo, ere, favi
favour or support (+dat)
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pareo, ere
obey (+dat)
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praebeo, ere
provide, show
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egeo, ere
need, lack, be in want of (+gen or abl)
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valeo, ere
be strong or have influence
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doleo, ere
be in pain, lament
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appareo, ere
appear but never seem
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cerno, ere, crevi, creta
perceive
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permitto
permit or entrust
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gero, ere, gessi, gesta
wear, wage, manage
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condo, ere, condidi, condita
found, establish, hide
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animadverto
notice or observe
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tango, ere, tetigi, tacta
touch but never feel
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instruo, ere, instruxi, instructa
draw up or prepare
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consisto, ere, constiti, constita
halt, stand (firm)
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admitto
admit, commit
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sino, ere, sivi, sita
allow, permit
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fallo, ere, fefelli, falsa
deceive, cheat, escape the notice of
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tollo, ere, sustuli, sublata
lift up, remove
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amitto
lose
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duco, ere, duxi, ducta
lead, take, consider
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contendo, ere, contendi, contenda
hurry, contend
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sumo, ere, sumpsi, sumpta
take up or take but never eat
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veho, ere, vexi, vecta
carry, convey
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confido, ere, confisa sum
trust, have confidence
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restituo, ere, restitui, restituta
restore, give back
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adimo, adimere, ademi, adempta
take away, remove
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traho, ere, traxi, tracta
drag or pull
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tego, ere, texi, tecta
cover, protect
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rumpo, ere, rupi, rupta
break, burst (through)
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statuo, ere, statui, statuta
fix, decide, arrange
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cingo, ere, cinxi, cincta
surround
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consumo
eat or spend
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quaero, ere, quaesivi, quaesita
search for, ask for
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corripio, corripere, correpi, correpta
seize, carry off
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suscipio, suscipere, suscepi, suscepta
undertake, bear
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perficio, perficere, perfeci, perfecta
bring about, complete
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pario, parere, peperi, parta
win, acquire, gain
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conficio
complete, wear out
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recipio
regain, receive, welcome
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excipio
receive, welcome
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sentio, ire, sensi, sensa
feel or notice
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munio, ire
fortify, defend
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audio, ire
hear or listen to
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adipiscor, adipisci, adepta sum
obtain
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polliceor, polliceri, pollicita sum
promise
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potior, potiri, potita sum
obtain, gain possession (+ABL)
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aggredior
attack, approach
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ingredior
enter, undertake
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utor, uti, usa sum
use or enjoy (+ABL)
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egredior
go out, come out but not leave
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orior, oriri, orta sum
rise or start
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vereor, veriri, verita sum
fear, be afraid
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nascor, nasci, nata sum
be born, begin
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confero
collect, confer
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infero (in/llatus)
inflict, cause, bring to
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adeo
go to, approach
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supersum
be left over, survive but not overcome
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coepi, coepisse, coepta
began not begin
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certiorem facio
inform
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opus est
there is need (of) (+abl)
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obviam eo
oppose, go to meet (+DAT)
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dignus, a, um
worthy of (+abl)
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dirus, a, um
dreadful
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frequens, entis
frequent, numerous
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malus, a, um
bad or evil
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summus, a, um
highest, greatest, top (of)
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insignis, e
distinguished, glorious
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proximus, a, um
nearest, next
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peritus, a, um
experienced, skilled not perterritus, a, um
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iniquus, a, um
unjust, unfavourable
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fidelis, e
loyal or trustworthy
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levis, e
light or slight
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cupidus, a, um
greedy or eager
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qualis, e
what sort of
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plerusque, aque, umque
the majority, most
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solus, a, um
only or alone
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aequus, a, um
fair, favourable
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idoneus, a, um
suitable, convenient
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iustus, a, um
just or lawful
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primus, a, um
first or chief
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diversus, a, um
different or opposite
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reliquus, a, um
the other, the rest of
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ultimus, a, um
furthest, last
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prior, oris
previous, former, superior
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publicus, a, um
public or common
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tacitus, a, um
quiet, silent
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acris, e
keen, sharp, fierce
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sapiens, entis
wise or sensible
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tantus, a, um
so much, such a great
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densus, a, um
thick, crowded
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paulisper
for a short time
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tantum
only – not so much
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etiam
also or even
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tamen
however or nevertheless
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ubique
everywhere – not from/on all sides
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inde
there, thence – not whence
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hinc
hence(forth) – not to here
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forte
by chance
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valde
very, very much – not very well
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praeterea
besides or moreover
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huc
here, to this place
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omnino
altogether, entirely
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modo
just, only
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semel
once
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procul
far away, distant
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passim
far and wide or in all directions
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eo
to there, thither
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simul
at the same time, together (like simultaneously) – not just as or like
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usque
right up to, continuously
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ita
in this way, thus
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adhuc
till now, still – not to here
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iam
now or already
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haud
not – not scarcely or hardly
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quando?
when?
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postridie
on the next day
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mane
early or in the morning
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fere
nearly, about – not almost
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sicut
just as, like – not or if
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repente
suddenly – not again
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quidem
indeed or in fact
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umquam
ever
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uterque, utraque, utrumque
each (of two), both, pl both parties
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quisquis, quicquid/quidquid
whoever, whatever (both parts declining)
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alius, alia, aliud
other, another or else
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quisque, quaeque, quidque
each/every (one/thing)
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quisquam, quicquam
anyone/thing (at all)
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alter, altera, alterum
the other or another, a/the second
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quis qua quid
anyone/thing, any (generally follows num, ne, si, nisi)
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inter +acc
among or between
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trans +acc
across or over
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infra indecl.
below – not between
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in +acc
into, onto or at
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sub +abl or +acc
under, beneath – not underneath, below
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prope +acc
near but not towards
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per +acc
through or throughout, along
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ante +acc
before, in front of
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in +abl
in, on but not at, near
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pro +abl
in front of, for, on behalf of – not forwards
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praeter +acc
beyond, except – not because of
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a, ab +abl
by or from
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enim
for – not even, also
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postquam
after, when – not afterwards
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num
whether or surely…not
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aut
or or either
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etsi
although – not and if
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priusquam
before, until – not beforehand
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antequam
before
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simulac
as soon as – not at the same time, together
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cum
when, since, although
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quoad
as long as, until
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autem
however or but
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quoque
also or too
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nisi
if not or unless, except
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quoniam
since
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dum
while or until
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quod
because or (as to) the fact that
