Moodle LT AS Vocab Flashcards
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amor, amoris
A
(m) love
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culpa, culpae
A
(f) fault
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finis, finis
A
(m) boundary, end, limit
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imperator, imperatoris
A
(m) emperor, general, commander
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insidiae, insidiarum
A
(f, pl) ambush, plot
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locus, loci
A
(m) place
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mille, milia
A
(n) thousand
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modus, modo
A
(m) measure, size, mode, manner
9
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nihil
A
(n) nothing
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sacerdos, sacerdotis
A
(cf) priest, priestess
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sanguis, sanguinis
A
(m) blood
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scelus, sceleris
A
(n) crime
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terror, terroris
A
(m) dread, terror, panic
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ventus, venti
A
(m) wind
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victor, victoris
A
(m) victor
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victoria, victoriae
A
(f) victory
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insignis -e
A
adj
outstanding, distinctive, noticeable
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levis -e
A
adj
light, nimble, slight
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multus -a -um
A
adj
many, abundant, much
20
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novus -a -um
A
adj
new
21
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satis
A
adj
enough
22
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verus -a -um
A
adj
true, real, just, proper
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-ve
A
and
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dum
A
adv
then
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forte
adv
perchance
26
ibi
adv
there, then
27
illic
adv
there
28
nuper
adv
recently
29
quam
adv
how? how much?
30
conor conari conatus sum
to try
31
debeo debere debui debitus
to owe, to ought, to should, to must
32
effugio effugere effugi
to flee from, to escape
33
exspecto exspectare exspectavi exspectatus
to wait for, to hope for
34
laedo laedere laesi laesum
to strike, to injure, to hurt
35
mando mandare mandavi mandatus
to entrust
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moneo monere monui monitum
to warn
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munio munire munivi munitum
to build, to fortify, to strengthen, to protect
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narro narrare narravi narratum
to tell
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noceo nocere nocui
to harm, to injure
40
odi odisse
to hate
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paro parare paravi paratum
to prepare
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pervenio pervenire perveni
to come in, to reach, to arrive
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redeo redire redii
to return, to go back
44
sumo sumere sumpsi sumptus
to take up, to purchase, to select, to undertake
45
vulnero vulnerare vulneravi vulneratus
to wound, to injure
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ara, arae
(f) altar
47
arma, armorum
(n, pl) weapons
48
centurio, centurionis
(m) centurion
49
corpus, corporis
(n) body
50
dies, diei
(m) day
51
fabula, fabulae
(f) discourse, narrative, tale, fable
52
foedus, foederis
(n) treaty, agreement, contract
53
causa (+ gen)
prep
on account of
54
hospes, hospitis
(m) host
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hostis, hostis
(m) political enemy
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onus, oneris
(n) burden, load
57
proelium, proelii
(n) battle, combat
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pudor, pudoris
(m) shame, disgrace, humiliation
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servus, servi
(m) slave, servant
60
studium, studii
(n) study, zeal, eagerness
61
turba, turbae
(f) crowd
62
ingens, ingentis
adj
huge
63
nonnullus -a -um
adj
several, some, a few
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perterritus -a -um
adj
greatly frightened
65
quot?
adv
how many?
66
secundus -a -um
adj
second, following
67
supremus -a -um
adj
highest, supreme
68
ita vero
truly so
69
ecce!
look!
70
modo
adv
only, just now
71
non
not
72
paene
adv
almost
73
postquam
conj
since, since then
74
postridie
adv
the next day
75
cado cadere cecidi casus
to fall
76
clamo clamare clamavi clamatum
to shout
77
decipio decipere decepi deceptum
to cheat, to trap
78
gero gerere gessi gestum
to bear, to carry
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labor labi lapsus sum
to slip, to slide
80
lacrimo lacrimare lacrimavi lacrimatum
to cry
81
loquor loqui locutus sum
to say, to speak
82
malo malle malui
to prefer
83
maneo manere mansi
to remain, to stay
84
obsideo obsidere obsedi obsessum
to sit, to remain, to besiege
85
rapio rapere rapui raptus
to seize, to pillage
86
utor uti usus sum (+abl)
to use
87
vale valete
to be healthy
88
vendo vendere vendidi ventitum
to sell
89
voco vocare vocavi vocatum
to call, to summon
90
volvo volvere volvi volutum
to roll, to tumble
91
certamen, certaminis
(n) struggle, strife
92
cibus, cibi
(m) food
93
crimen, criminis
(n) judgement
94
exitium, exitii
(n) destruction, ruin
95
fortuna, fortunae
(f) fate, fortune, luck
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ignis, ignis
(m) fire
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iter, itineris
(n) journey, march, passage
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iudex, iudicis
(cf) judge
99
leo, leonis
(m) lion
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mater, matris
(f) mother
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mercator, mercatoris
(m) merchant, vendor
102
nomen, nominis
(n) name
103
opera, operae
(f) work, service
104
saxum, saxi
(n) boulder, rock
105
signum, signi
(n) sign, symbol
106
vir, viri
(m) man
107
brevis -e
adj
short, brief
108
divus -a -um
adj
divine
109
iratus -a -um
adj
angry
110
parvus -a -um
adj
small
111
pauper -eris
adj
poor
112
pulcher -a -um
adj
beautiful
113
cras
adv
tomorrow
114
etiam
adv
still
115
heri
adv
yesterday
116
hinc
adv
from here
117
nondum
adv
not yet
118
nonne?
surely?
119
sic
adv
this
120
accipio accipere accepi acceptum
to receive, to accept
121
advenio advenire adveni
to arrive, to reach
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ambulo ambulare ambulavi
to walk
123
arcesso arcessere arcessivi arcessitum
to send for, to summon, to fetch
124
caveo cavere cavi cautus
to beware
125
confero conferre contuli conlatus
to bring together, to compare
126
contendo contendere contendi contentus
to assert, to compete, to strive for
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eo ire ivi
to go
128
instruo instruere instruxi instructum
to instruct, to construct, to teach
129
monstro monstrare monstravi monstratus
to show, to point out
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ostendo ostendere ostendi ostentum
to show, to show off
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rumpo rumpere rupi ruptus
to break
132
suscipio suscipere suscepi susceptum
to undertake, to support
133
vereor vereri veritus sum
to revere, to fear
134
vivo vivere vixi
to live
135
cura, curae
(f) care
136
hortus, horti
(m) garden
137
latus, lateris
(n) side, flank
138
lumen, luminis
(n) light
139
moenia, moenium
(n, pl) walls of a city, fortifications
140
nauta, nautae
(m) sailor
141
pes, pedis
(m) foot
142
plebs, plebis
(f) commoners, plebs
143
poeta, poetae
(m) poet
144
portus, portus
(m) harbour
145
praeda, praedae
(f) spoils of war
146
regina, reginae
(f) queen
147
regnum, regni
(f) kingdom
148
res, rei
(f) thing, matter
149
senator, senatoris
(m) senator
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sententia, sententiae
(f) thought, opinion
151
bonus -a -um
adj
good
152
dulcis -e
adj
sweet
153
iustus -a -um
adj
just
154
lentus -a -um
adj
slow
155
magnus -a -um
adj
great
156
superbus -a -um
adj
superb, mangnificent, arrogant
157
an
conj
or? rather?
158
bene
adv
well
159
magnopere
adv
much, greatly, urgently
160
prius
adv
first
161
quomodo
adv
by which means
162
simulac
adv
as soon as
163
tantum
adv
so much, how much
164
adipiscor adipisci adeptus sum
to gain, to obtain
165
colo colere colui cultus
to inhabit
166
doceo docere docui doctus
to teach
167
excito excitare excitavi excitatum
to excite
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habito habitare habitavi habitatum
to inhabit
169
iacio iacere ieci iactum
to throw, to cast
170
occido occidere occidi occisum
to kill
171
omitto omittere omisi omissum
to omit
172
orno ornare ornavi ornatum
to equip, to decorate
173
queror queri questus sum
to ask
174
relinquo relinquere reliqui relictus
to abandon, to relinquish
175
scio sciere scivi scitus
to know
176
sino sinere sivi situm
to allow, to permit
177
specto spectare spectavi spectatum
to observe, to watch
178
sto stare steti
to stand
179
acies, aciei
(f) sharpness, battle line
180
ars, artis
(f) art, skill
181
caput, capitis
(n) head
182
causa, causae
(f) cause, reason
183
fur, furis
(m) thief, robber
184
humus, humi
(f) ground
185
libertas, libertatis
(f) freedom, liberty
186
nuntius, nuntii
(m) messenger
187
vis, vis
(f) force
188
populus, populi
(m) people, public
189
praesidium, praesidii
(n) defense, protection
190
praetor, praetoris
(m) leader
191
pretium, pretii
(n) worth, value, money
192
puer, pueri
(m) boy
193
urbs, urbis
(f) city
194
uxor, uxoris
(f) wife
195
densus -a -um
adj
crowded, dense
196
felix -is
adj
happy
197
invitus -a -um
adj
unwilling
198
meus -a -um
adj
my, mine
199
proximus -a -um
adj
near
200
solus -a -um
adj
solo, alone
201
diu
adv
for a long time
202
frustra
adv
in vain, futile
203
ne...quidem
conj
not even
204
praeterea
adv
and also
205
priusquam
adv
before
206
una
adv
together
207
capio capere cepi captum
to capture, to seize
208
curro currere cucurri cursum
to run
209
deleo delere delevi deletum
to erase, to destroy
210
do dare dedi datum
to give
211
fio fieri factus sum factum
to happen, to occur
212
incipio incipere incepi inceptum
to begin
213
intro intrare intravi intratum
to enter
214
libero liberare liberavi liberatum
to liberate, to free
215
morior mori mortuus sum
to die
216
neglego neglegere neglexi neglectum
to neglect
217
oro orare oravi oratum
to speak, to orate
218
proficiscor proficisci profectus sum
to depart
219
saluto salutare salutavi salutatum
to greet
220
salve! salvete!
be well!
221
video videre vidi visum
to see
222
caelum, caeli
(n) sky, heaven
223
facinus, facinoris
(n) deed, action, crime
224
filia, filiae
(f) daughter
225
fuga, fugae
(f) flight, escape
226
gaudium, gaudii
(n) joy
227
hasta, hastae
(f) spear, lance
228
ira, irae
(f) anger
229
lacrima, lacrimae
(f) tear
230
navis, navis
(f) ship
231
otium, otii
(n) leisure, inactivity
232
res publica, rei publicae
(f) republic
233
sinistra, sinistrae
(f) sinister
234
socius, socii
(m) partner, fellow associate
235
sol, solis
(m) sun
236
taberna, tabernae
(f) tavern, inn
237
tempus, temporis
(n) time
238
attonitus -a -um
adj
thunderstruck
239
crudelis -e
adj
cruel
240
latus -a -um
adj
wide
241
nullus -a -um
adj
none
242
publicus -a -um
adj
public
243
ultimus -a -um
adj
final, last
244
ac, atque
conj
and
245
fortasse
adv
maybe
246
ita
adv
so, in this manner
247
mane
adv
in the morning
248
nec, neque
and not, nor
249
quasi
adv: as much as
conj: as if
250
usque
adv: up to, until
prep + acc: up to
251
velut
adv
same as, for example
252
agnosco agnoscere agnovi agnitum
to recognize, to acknowledge
253
aufero auferre abstuli ablatum
to carry away, to remove
254
coepi copisse copetum
to begin, to initiate
255
dico dicere dixi dictum
to say, to speak
256
disco discere didici
to learn
257
invenio invenire inveni inventum
to discover
258
iubeo iubere iussi iussum
to order, to command
259
iungo iungere iunxi iunctum
to join, to connect
260
lego legere legi lectum
to read, to collect
261
neco necare necavi necatum
to slay
262
offero offerre obtuli oblatum
to obtain
263
opprimo opprimere oppressi oppressum
to overthrow, to oppress
264
permitto permittere permisi permissum
to permit, to allow
265
respondeo respondere respondi responsum
to respond, to answer
266
veto vetare vetui vetitum
to forbid, to reject
267
custos, custodis
(cf) guard
268
domina, dominae
(f) mistress
269
epistula, epistulae
(f) letter
270
271
hiems, hiemis
(f) winter
271
ingenium, ingenii
(n) nature, characteristic, talent
272
litus, litoris
(n) beach, shore
272
initium, initii
(n) beginning, entrance
273
nox, noctis
(f) night
274
parens, parentis
(cf) parent
275
patria, patriae
(f) country, fatherland
276
princeps, principis
(m) leader, chief
277
responsum, responsi
(n) answer, response
278
silva, silvae
(f) wood, forest, grove
279
somnus, somni
(m) sleep
280
via, viae
(f) way, road, path
281
vox, vocis
(f) voice
282
acer -is -e
adj
sharp, sour
283
clarus -a -um
adj
bright, clear
284
defessus -a -um
adj
tired, exhausted
285
iuvenis -e
adj
young
286
mollis -e
adj
soft
287
omnis -e
adj
all
288
-que
conj
and
289
adhuc
adv
until now
290
hodie
adv
today
291
igitur
conj
therefore
292
paulisper
adv
a little time
293
quamquam
adv, conj
although
294
tam
adv
as much
295
vel
adv
or, as well
296
vix
adv
barely
297
celo celare celavi celatum
to hide, to close
298
credo credere credidi creditum
(+dative) to trust, to believe
299
cupio cupere cupivi cupitum
to wish, to desire
300
gratias ago
thank you
301
ingredior ingredi ingressus sum
to enter
302
intellego intellegere intellexi intellectum
to understand, to realize
303
moror morari moratus sum
to stay, to delay
304
peto petere petivi petitum
to ask for
305
puto putare putavi putatum
to think, to believe
306
recito recitare recitavi recitatum
to recite, to read aloud
307
reddo reddere reddidi redditum
to respond
308
refero referre rettuli relatum
to bring back, to report
309
reficio reficere refeci refectum
to repair, to restore
310
retineo retinere retinui retentum
to hold back, to restrain, to delay
311
sedeo sedere sedi
to sit
312
animus, animi
(m) mind, soul
313
civis, civis
(cf) citizen
314
cubiculum, cubiculi
(n) bedroom
314
domus, domus
(f) house, home
315
flos, floris
(m) flower
316
forum, fori
(n) forum, market-place
317
ianua, ianuae
(f) gate
318
liber, libri
(m) book
319
manus, manus
(f) hand, band of men
320
maritus, mariti
(m) husband
321
mens, mentis
(f) mind, reason
322
mons, montis
(m) mountain
323
murus, muri
(m) wall
324
provincia, provinciae
(f) province
325
rex, regis
(m) king
326
tergum, tergi
(n) back, hide, leather
327
altus -a -um
adj
high, deep
328
avidus -a -um
adj
eager
329
carus -a -um
adj
dear, beloved
330
fidelis -e
adj
loyal
331
miser -a -um
adj
miserable
332
quantus? -a -um
adj
how many? how much?
333
donec
conj
while, as long as, until
334
interea
adv
during
335
potius
conj
rather, instead
336
quando
adv
when, because
337
quidem
adv
indeed, at last
338
sive
conj
or, what if
339
tandem
adv
finally
340
tum
adv
then
341
undique
adv
from all sides
342
vero
conj
truly, even so, still
343
audio audire audivi auditum
to listen, to hear
344
consisto consistere constiti constitum
to stand together, to consist of
345
corripio corripere corripui correptum
to grasp, to chastise, to hasten
346
doleo dolere dolui
to hurt, to mourn
347
emo emere emi emptum
to buy
348
excipio excipere excepi exceptum
to take out, to ward off
349
hortor hortari hortatus sum
to encourage
350
mitto mittere misi missum
to send
351
nego negare negavi negatum
to deny, to refuse
352
orior oriri ortus sum
to rise
353
parco parcere peperci
(+dat) to save, to spare
354
praebeo praebere praebui praebitum
to offer, to expose
355
servo servare servavi servatum
to watch over, to save
356
trado tradere tradidi traditum
to hand over
357
veho vehere vexi vectum
to carry, to bear
