Oxford Vocabulary Flashcards
Covers all the book vocabulary words through Chapter 5.
ambulat
he/she walks
intrat
he/she enters
iuuat
he/she helps
labōrat
he/she works
laudat
he/she praises
parat
he/she prepares
portat
he/she carries
salūat
he/she greets
spectat
he/she looks at
uocat
he/she calls
est
he/she is
īrāta
angry
laeta
happy
parāta
ready
in
in, into
aqua
water
casa
house
cēna
meal, dinner
fīlia
daughter
puella
girl
nōn
not
mox
soon
et
and
sed
but
fessa
tired
lūdit
plays
iēiūna
hungry
tandem
at last
subitō
suddenly
eam
it (i.e. the meal)
rapit
he snatches
fugit
runs off
aliam
another
auidē
greedily
festīnat
he/she hastens
manet
he/she stays
sedet
he/she sits
ascendit
he/she climbs
cadit
he/she falls
currit
he/she runs
dūcit
he/she leads
mittit
he/she sends
surgit
he/she rises, gets up
it
he/she goes
exit
he/she goes out
redit
he/she goes back, returns
diū
for a long time
tandem
at last
subitō
suddenly
nam
for
terra
earth, land
cibus
food
colōnus
farmer
ager
field
puer
boy, child
ā /ab
from
ad
to
ē /ex
out of
cotīdiē
every day
sēcum
with him
eum
him
domum
(to) home
olīuam
olive tree
olīuās
olives
dēcutit
shakes down
colligit
gathers, collects
lāpsat
slips
saucius
hurt
quiēscit
rests
quī
who
lūdunt
are playing
omnēs
all
facit
he/she makes, does
audit
he/she hears
inquit
he/she says
adest
he/she is present, is there
adsunt
they are present
sunt
they are
amīcus
friend
miser, misera, miserum
miserable
multus, multa, multum
much, many
alius, alia, aliud
other, another
ubi
when
iam
now, already
cōnfecta
finished
tabernam
pub
uīnum bibit
drinks wine
querēlās
complaints
heu, heu
alas, alas
pluit
it has rained
siccī
dry
cārus
dear, expensive
nēmō
nobody
eōs
them
duouirī
the magistrates
cūrant
care about
aliī
others
interdum
sometimes
dormit
he sleeps
domum
(to) home
uenit
he/she comes
aduenit
he/she arrives
cūr?
why?
cum
with
aliī … aliī
some … others
ille, illa, illud
he, she, that
cotīdiē
every day
dūcunt
draw
plēnās
full
eās
them
colloquium
conversation
quoque
also
post
after
aegrē
with difficulty
lāpsat
she slips
effluit
flows out
heu, heu!
alas, alas!
frācta
broken
illa
she
surge
get up! (an order)
portā
bring! (an order
clāmō
I shout
rogō
I ask
respondeō
I answer
accēdō
I approach
dīcō
I say
pōnō
I place, put
expōnō
I put out
forum
forum (town center)
locus
place
uir
man, husband
bonus, -a, -um
good
malus, -a, -um
bad
ūnus, -a, -um
one
in + acc.
into
per + acc.
through
cum + abl.
with
quid?
what?
quō?
where to?
sīc
like that, thus
quod
because
postrīdiē
the next day
māne
early
ficōs
figs
calathōs
baskets
hortō
garden
tōtum
whole
tabernae
stalls
mercēs suās
their wears
ūuās
grapes
uēndunt
are selling
lānam
wool
uacuum
empty
ērigunt
put up
expōnunt
put out
quanti?
for how much?
uēndis?
are you selling?
ūnō dēnāiō
for one denarius
emit
buy
omnēs mercēs
all their wares
uēndidimus
we have sold
tabernam piscātōriam
the fish stall
persōnae
characters
piscātor
fishemen
quō?
where to
piscēs
the fish
ualdē
very
male olent
they smell bad
quanti?
for how much?
hōs?
these
nimium
too much
postulās
you are asking
tacē
be quiet!
trādit
hands over
accipit
receives
bene cēnābimus
we shall dine well
quam cāra
how expensive
erit
will be
ambulō, ambulrāe
I walk
nārrō, nārrāre
I tell
dēbeō,dēbēre
I must, I ought
doceō, ducēre
I teach somebody (in acc.) something (in acc.)
iubeō, iubēre
I order
maneō, manēre
I remain, I stay
uideō, uidēre
I see
discō, discere
I learn
scrībō, scrībere
I write
cupiō, cupere
I desire, I want
audiō, audīre
I hear, I listen
eō, īre
I go
possum, posse
I can
nōlī, nōlīte + infinitive
don’t
is, ea, id (acc. eum eam, id)
he, she, it
nec/neque
and not
nec/neque…nec/neque
neither…nor
cēterī, -ae, -a
the rest
tacitus, -a, -um
silent
fābula, -ae, f.
story
littera, -ae, f.
letter (of alphabet)
magister, magistrī, m.
master
puer, puerī, m. & f.
boy, child
porpe + acc.
near
lentē
slowly
sērō
late
nōmine
by name
cōnsistit
he stops
dēbēs
you must
iānuam
door
lūdere
play
tabulīs
tablets
corrigit
corrects
stultus
stupid
rēctē
correctly
sibi
to him
mōnstrāre
to show
errās
you are wrong
ecce!
look!
esse
be
rē uērā
really
iterum
again
bene
well
nōbīs
to us
benignē
in a kindly way
ita uēnō
yes
uōbīs
to you
uoiō
I am willing
conuocō, -āre
I call together
nāuigō, -āre
I sail
oppugnō, -āre
I attack
pugnō, -āre
I fight
incendō, -ere
I burn
occīdō, -ere
I kill
resistō, -ere
I resist
uincō, -ere
I conquer
capiō, capere
I take
fugiō, fugere
I flee
conueniō, -īre
I gather together
hasta, -ae. f
spear
īra, -ae. f.
anger
pugna, -ae. f.
fight
annus, -ī, m.
year
bellum, -ī, n.
war
perīculum, -ī, n.
danger
arma, -ōrum, n. pl.
arms
comes, comitis, m.
companion
frāter, frātris, m.
brother
māter, mātris, f.
mother
pater, patris. m.
father
nāuis, nāuis, f.
ship
pars, partis, f.
part
prīnceps, prīncipis, m.
chief
rēx, rēgis, m.
king
urbs, urbis. f.
city
exercitus, exercitūs, m.
army
fortiter
bravely
-que
and (e.g. puerī puellaeque boys and girls)
cārus, -a, -um
dear
fortis, fortis, forte
brave
omnis, omnis, omne
all
Myēnārum
of Maecenae
Graecōrum
of the Greeks
hērōum fortissimus
the bravest of the heros
Ulixēs
Odysseus (Ulysses)
decem annōs
for ten years
obsident
besiege
rixam
quarrel
incidunt
fall into
nōn diūtius
no longer
ōtiōsus
idle
pellunt
drive
quī
who
perīculō
danger
dēsistit
ceases
incendunt
set fire to
sī
if
tū
you
nōn uīs
are unwilling
itaque
and so
inuītus
unwilling(ly), reluctant(ly)
induit
puts on
fortissimus
the bravest
exspectō, -āre
I wait for
ōrō, -āre
I beg, pray
seruō, -āre
I save
reddō, -ere
I give back
trahō, -ere
I drag
uertō, -ere
I turn
coniciō, conicere
I hurl
iaciō, iacere
I throw
mortuus, -a, -um
dead
sōlus, -a, -um
alone
territus, -a, -um
terrified
deus, deī, m.
god
fīlius, fīliī, m.
son
mūrus, -ī. m.
wall
corpus, corporis, n.
body
mors, mortis, f.
death
nox, noctis, f.
night
uxor, uxōris, f.
wife
lūget
mourns
iundicāre
take vengeance on
extrā
outside
stantem
standing
timōre perculsus
shattered by fear
obīre
go to meet
nōn uuit
is unwilling
portās claudite
shut the gates
inuītī
unwilling(ly)
propius
closer
celeriter
quickly
ter
three times
circum
around
sē uertit
turns around
uītat
avoids
suam
his own
scūtum
shield
percutit
hits
saucius
wounded
summā uī
with all his might
uolat
flies
auram
air
accurrit
runs to (him)
dīrum facinus (acc.)
a terrible deed
currum
chariot
alligat
ties
dēsiste ab
cease from
nōbīs
to us