Moodle LT AS Vocab Flashcards
amor, amoris
(m) love
culpa, culpae
(f) fault
finis, finis
(m) boundary, end, limit
imperator, imperatoris
(m) emperor, general, commander
insidiae, insidiarum
(f, pl) ambush, plot
locus, loci
(m) place
mille, milia
(n) thousand
modus, modo
(m) measure, size, mode, manner
nihil
(n) nothing
sacerdos, sacerdotis
(cf) priest, priestess
sanguis, sanguinis
(m) blood
scelus, sceleris
(n) crime
terror, terroris
(m) dread, terror, panic
ventus, venti
(m) wind
victor, victoris
(m) victor
victoria, victoriae
(f) victory
insignis -e
adj
outstanding, distinctive, noticeable
levis -e
adj
light, nimble, slight
multus -a -um
adj
many, abundant, much
novus -a -um
adj
new
satis
adj
enough
verus -a -um
adj
true, real, just, proper
-ve
and
dum
adv
then
forte
adv
perchance
ibi
adv
there, then
illic
adv
there
nuper
adv
recently
quam
adv
how? how much?
conor conari conatus sum
to try
debeo debere debui debitus
to owe, to ought, to should, to must
effugio effugere effugi
to flee from, to escape
exspecto exspectare exspectavi exspectatus
to wait for, to hope for
laedo laedere laesi laesum
to strike, to injure, to hurt
mando mandare mandavi mandatus
to entrust
moneo monere monui monitum
to warn
munio munire munivi munitum
to build, to fortify, to strengthen, to protect
narro narrare narravi narratum
to tell
noceo nocere nocui
to harm, to injure
odi odisse
to hate
paro parare paravi paratum
to prepare
pervenio pervenire perveni
to come in, to reach, to arrive
redeo redire redii
to return, to go back
sumo sumere sumpsi sumptus
to take up, to purchase, to select, to undertake
vulnero vulnerare vulneravi vulneratus
to wound, to injure
ara, arae
(f) altar
arma, armorum
(n, pl) weapons
centurio, centurionis
(m) centurion
corpus, corporis
(n) body
dies, diei
(m) day
fabula, fabulae
(f) discourse, narrative, tale, fable
foedus, foederis
(n) treaty, agreement, contract
causa (+ gen)
prep
on account of
hospes, hospitis
(m) host
hostis, hostis
(m) political enemy
onus, oneris
(n) burden, load
proelium, proelii
(n) battle, combat
pudor, pudoris
(m) shame, disgrace, humiliation
servus, servi
(m) slave, servant
studium, studii
(n) study, zeal, eagerness
turba, turbae
(f) crowd
ingens, ingentis
adj
huge
nonnullus -a -um
adj
several, some, a few
perterritus -a -um
adj
greatly frightened
quot?
adv
how many?
secundus -a -um
adj
second, following
supremus -a -um
adj
highest, supreme
ita vero
truly so
ecce!
look!
modo
adv
only, just now
non
not
paene
adv
almost
postquam
conj
since, since then
postridie
adv
the next day
cado cadere cecidi casus
to fall
clamo clamare clamavi clamatum
to shout
decipio decipere decepi deceptum
to cheat, to trap
gero gerere gessi gestum
to bear, to carry
labor labi lapsus sum
to slip, to slide
lacrimo lacrimare lacrimavi lacrimatum
to cry
loquor loqui locutus sum
to say, to speak
malo malle malui
to prefer
maneo manere mansi
to remain, to stay
obsideo obsidere obsedi obsessum
to sit, to remain, to besiege
rapio rapere rapui raptus
to seize, to pillage
utor uti usus sum (+abl)
to use
vale valete
to be healthy
vendo vendere vendidi ventitum
to sell
voco vocare vocavi vocatum
to call, to summon
volvo volvere volvi volutum
to roll, to tumble
certamen, certaminis
(n) struggle, strife
cibus, cibi
(m) food
crimen, criminis
(n) judgement
exitium, exitii
(n) destruction, ruin
fortuna, fortunae
(f) fate, fortune, luck
ignis, ignis
(m) fire
iter, itineris
(n) journey, march, passage
iudex, iudicis
(cf) judge
leo, leonis
(m) lion
mater, matris
(f) mother
mercator, mercatoris
(m) merchant, vendor
nomen, nominis
(n) name
opera, operae
(f) work, service
saxum, saxi
(n) boulder, rock
signum, signi
(n) sign, symbol
vir, viri
(m) man
brevis -e
adj
short, brief
divus -a -um
adj
divine
iratus -a -um
adj
angry
parvus -a -um
adj
small
pauper -eris
adj
poor
pulcher -a -um
adj
beautiful
cras
adv
tomorrow
etiam
adv
still
heri
adv
yesterday
hinc
adv
from here
nondum
adv
not yet
nonne?
surely?
sic
adv
this
accipio accipere accepi acceptum
to receive, to accept
advenio advenire adveni
to arrive, to reach
ambulo ambulare ambulavi
to walk
arcesso arcessere arcessivi arcessitum
to send for, to summon, to fetch
caveo cavere cavi cautus
to beware
confero conferre contuli conlatus
to bring together, to compare
contendo contendere contendi contentus
to assert, to compete, to strive for
eo ire ivi
to go
instruo instruere instruxi instructum
to instruct, to construct, to teach
monstro monstrare monstravi monstratus
to show, to point out
ostendo ostendere ostendi ostentum
to show, to show off
rumpo rumpere rupi ruptus
to break
suscipio suscipere suscepi susceptum
to undertake, to support
vereor vereri veritus sum
to revere, to fear
vivo vivere vixi
to live
cura, curae
(f) care
hortus, horti
(m) garden
latus, lateris
(n) side, flank
lumen, luminis
(n) light
moenia, moenium
(n, pl) walls of a city, fortifications
nauta, nautae
(m) sailor
pes, pedis
(m) foot
plebs, plebis
(f) commoners, plebs
poeta, poetae
(m) poet
portus, portus
(m) harbour