Third Form Latin Vocabulary Flashcards by Janet Brown

gero
gerere
gessi
gestus

(belligerent)

to wage (w/bellum)
to carry on
to carry

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premo
premere
pressi
pressus

(press)

to press

to push

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cogo
cogere
coegi
coactus

(coerce)

to collect

to force

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tollo
tollere
sustuli
sublatus

to lift (up)
to raise

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scribo
scribere
scripsi
scriptus

(script, description)

to write

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mitto
mittere
misi
missus

(mission)

to send

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cedo
cedere
cessi
cessus

(cede)

to yield

to give way

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autem

postpositive

however

moreover

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ago
agere
egi
actus

(agent, act, actor)

to do
to drive
to act
to treat
to give (w/gratias)

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pono
ponere
posui
positus

(position, exponent)

to put
to place
to set
to pitch (w/castra)

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claudo
claudere
clausi
clausus

(clause, closure)

to close

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etiam

also

even

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quod

coordinating conjunction, it introduces a subordinate clause and joins it to the main clause

because

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itaque

used at beginning of sentence as an introductory adverb

therefore

and so

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enim

conjunction, postpositive

for
in fact
truly

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sicut

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-que

Joins 2 things that are similar or parallel in meaning. It is attached to the end of the second word.

and

enclitic conjunction

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et…et

both…and

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aut…aut

either…or

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sed

but

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olim

some day
one day
sometimes
formerly
once upon a time

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and

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aut

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genus, -us, n.

genuflect

knee

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tum

then

at that time

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postea

afterwards

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ibi

there

in that place

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cornu, -us, n.

cornucopia

horn

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tamen

nevertheless

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ita

yes
so
thus

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iam

already

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Jesus
Jesu
Jesu
Jesum
Jesu
Jesu

Jesus

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subito

suddenly

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interim

meanwhile

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fere

almost

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nefarius, a, um

nefarious

wicked

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ferus, a, um

feral

wild

fierce

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calidus, a, um

calorie, cauldron, calidarium

warm

hot

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Caesar, Caesaris, m.

Caesar

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frigidus, a, um

refrigerate, frigid

cold

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excelsus, a, um

excelsis, excel

on high

lofty

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almus, a, um

alma mater

nurturing

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nihil (also nil)

nondeclinable neuter

nothing

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foedus, a, um

foul
ugly
hideous

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defessus, a, um

tired

weary

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albus, a, um

albino

white

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satis

nondeclinable neuter

enough

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alter…alter

the one…the other

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acer, acris, acre

acrid

sharp

bitter

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nullus, nulla, nullum

not any

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solus, sola, solum

solo

alone
only
sole

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uter, utra, utrum

which (of two)

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alter, altera, alterum

alternative

the other (of two)
the second (of two)

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ullus, ulla, ullum

any (at all)

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unus, una, unum

unity

one

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neuter, neutra, neutrum

neutral

neither (of two)

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alius, alia, aliud

alias

other

another

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totus, tota, totum

total

whole

entire

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stultus, a, um

stultify, stolid

foolish

stupid

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potens, potentis

potent, potential

powerful

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cupidus, a, um

w/genitive

(cupidity)

desirous (of)

eager

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ingens, ingentis

huge

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senex, senis

senile

aged

old (person)

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plenus, a, um

w/gen or abl

(plenty)

full (of)

filled (with)

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sapiens, sapientis

wise

rational

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felix, felicis

felicity

fortunate

lucky

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audax, audacis

audacious

bold

rash

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diligens, diligentis

diligent

careful

diligent

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celer, celeris, celere

accelerate

fast

swift

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alacer, alacris, alacre

alacrity

lively

spirited

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celeber, celebris, celebre

celebrity, celebrate

famous

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utilis, e

ad w/accusative

(utility)

useful (toward a purpose)

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similis, e

w/genitive
w/dative

(similar)

similar (to)

like(ness of)

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paratus, a, um

ad w/acc
or
w/infinitive

prepared (for)

prepared toward a purpose
or
prepared to do something

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undecim

eleven

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tutus, a, um

w/ablative

(tutor)

safe (from)

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vacuus, a, um

w/ablative

(vacuum)

empty (from)
empty (of)

(from full to empty)

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quattuordecim

fourteen

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duodecim

twelve

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tredecim

thirteen

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idoneus, a, um

w/dative

suitable
fit
proper (for)

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carus, a, um

w/dative

(care)

dear (to)

precious

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finitimus, a, um

w/dative

(finite)

neighboring
close (to)
next (to)

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oratio, orationis, f.

oration

speech

prayer

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leo, leonis, m.

leonine

lion

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lectio, lectionis, f.

lecture

lesson

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homo, hominis, m.

homicide, homo sapiens

man

human being

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septendecim

seventeen

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sedecim

sixteen

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viginti

twenty

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undeviginti

nineteen

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duodeviginti

eighteen

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quindecim

fifteen

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centurio, centurionis, m.

centurion

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legio, legionis, f.

legionary

legion

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Helvetia, -ae, f.

Switzerland

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Graecia, -ae, f.

Greece

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Britannia, -ae, f.

Britain

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Athenae, -arum, f.

Athens

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Europa, -ae, f.

Europe

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Carthago, Carthaginis, f.

Carthage

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tentatio, tentationis, f.

temptation

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passio, passionis, f.

passion

suffering

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Germania, -ae, f.

Germany

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ordo, ordinis, f.

ordinal

order
rank
line
row

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virgo, virginis, f.

virgin

maiden

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Caledonia, -ae, f.

Scotland

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libertas, libertatis, f.

liberty

freedom

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caritas, caritatis, f.

charitable

charity

love

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suus, sua, suum

his own
her own
its own
their own

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Hibernia, -ae, f.

Ireland

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pietas, pietatis, f.

piety

duty

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celeritas, celeritatis, f.

celerity

quickness

speed

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aestas, aestatis, f.

estival

summer

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Hispania, -ae, f.

hispanic

Spain

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is, ea, id

he, she, it
him, her
they, their, them
that, those (non-specific)

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auctoritas, auctoritatis, f.

authority

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civitas, civitatis, f.

civic

state

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tempestas, tempestatis, f.

tempest

rainstorm

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fuga, -ae, f.

fugitive

flight

escape

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sapientia, -ae, f.

wisdom

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hic, haec, hoc

this

these

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inopia, -ae, f.

lack
scarcity
shortage
want

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fossa, -ae, f.

fossil

ditch

trench

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sagitta, -ae, f.

Sagittarius

arrow

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voluntas, voluntatis, f.

voluntary

will

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injuria, -ae, f.

injurious

injury
injustice
wrong

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amicitia, -ae, f.

friendship

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memoria, -ae, f.

memorable

memory

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veritas, veritatis, f.

veritable, verity

truth

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hasta, -ae, f.

spear

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carmen, carminis, n.

song

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ille, illa, illud

that
those
(remote from speaker)

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tempus, temporis, n.

temporary

time

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iter, itineris, n.

itinerary

journey
march
route

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agmen, agminis, n.

army (on the march)

column (of soldiers)

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scientia, -ae, f.

science

knowledge

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opus, operis, n.

opera

a work

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genus, generis, n.

genus

race
kind
class

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iste, ista, istud

that
those
(of yours or in contempt)

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ver, veris, n.

vernal

spring

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onus, oneris, n.

onerous

burden

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corpus, corporis, n.

corpse

body

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auxilium, -i, n.

auxiliary

help

aid

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vinculum, -i, n.

chain

bond

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ovum, -i, n.

ovoid

egg

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Evangelium, -i, n

evangelical

Gospel

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ipse, ipsa, ipsum

-self (intensive)

myself        ourselves
yourself      yourselves
himself       themselves
herself
itself

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principium, -i, n.

principle

beginning

origin

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odium, -i, n.

odious

hate

hatred

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concilium, -i, n.

council

meeting

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vulnus, vulneris, n.

vulnerable

wound

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periculum, -i, n.

peril

danger

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imperium, -i, n.

imperial

command
power
empire

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consilium, -i, n.

counsel

counsel
advice
plan

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antrum, -i, n.

cave

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spatium, -i, n.

spatial

space

interval

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pabulum, -i, n.

pablum

fodder

nourishment

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exilium, -i, n.

exile

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aedificium, -i, n.

edifice

building

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pretium, -i, n.

precious

price

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initium, -i, n.

initial

starting point

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castellum, -i, n.

castle

fort

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vestigium, -i, n.

vestige

trace

footprint

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praesidium, -i, n,

preside

protection

garrison

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fatum, -i, n.

fate

destiny

fate

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astrum, -i, n.

astral

heavenly body

heavens

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grex, gregis, m.

egregious

herd

flock

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aer, aeris, m.

aerial

the air

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triduum, -i, n.

Triduum

three days

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flos, floris, f.

floral

flower

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votum, -i, n.

votive

vow

prayer

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theatrum, -i, n.

theater

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comes, comitis, m.

companion

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vitium, -i, n.

vicious

vice

blemish

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sepulchrum, -i, n.

sepulchre

tomb

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otium, -i, n.

ease

leisure

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mandatum, -i, n.

mandatory

commandment

order

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letum, -i, n.

death

2nd declension

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hiems, hiemis, f.

winter

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obses, obsidis, m.

hostage

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in order that

so that

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juvenis, juvenis, m/f

juvenile

young person

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plebs, plebis, f.

common people

plebeians

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latus, lateris, n.

lateral

side

flank

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aequor, aequoris, n.

smooth surface

sea

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lapis, lapidis, m.

lapidary

stone

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uxor, uxoris, f.

uxorious

wife

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litus, litoris, n.

littoral

shore

coast

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certamen, certaminis, n.

struggle

contest

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crus, cruris, n.

leg

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os, ossis, n.

ossify

bone

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ignis, ignis, m.

ignite

fire

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avis, avis, f.

aviation

bird

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nox, noctis, f.

nocturnal

night

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os, oris, n.

oral

mouth

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fons, fontis, m.

font

fountain
spring
source

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scelus, sceleris, n.

crime

evil deed

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nix, nivis, f.

Nevada

snow

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munus, muneris, n.

immunity, munificence

office

duty

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fames, famis, f.

famine

hunger

starvation

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rus, ruris, n

rural

countryside

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imber, imbris, m.

Mare Imbrium

rain

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vestis, vestis, f.

vest

clothes

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impetus, -us, m.

impetuous

attack

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exitus, -us, m.

exit

end
outcome
exit

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cursus, -us, m.

articulate

course

running

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ovis, ovis, f.

ovine

sheep

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arcus, -us, m.

arc, arch

bow

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usus, -us, m.

usual

use

experience

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vultus, -us, m.

countenance

expression

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nubes, nubis, f.

cloud

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equitatus, -us, m.

cavalry

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occasus, -us, m.

occasion

falling

misfortune

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currus, -us, m.

car

chariot
cart
wagon

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durus, a, um

durable

hard (not soft)

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citus, a, um

rapid

quick

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Not at all

Perfectly

agrestis, e

boorish

crude

How well did you know this?

Not at all

Perfectly

dubius, a, um

dubious

doubtful

How well did you know this?

Not at all

Perfectly

verus, a, um

verily

true

rusticus, a, um

rustic

country (adjective)
rural
unsophisticated
rustic

beatus, a, um

beatitude

blessed

pius, a, um

pious

dutiful

clarus, a, um

clarity

clear
bright
gleaming
famous

passus, -us, m.

pace

step

pace

alienus, a, um

alien

foreign
alien
strange
unfavorable
another's

angustus, a, um

anguish

narrow

confined

lenis, e

lenient

mild

gentle

tristis, e

civility

sad

crudelis, e

cruelty

cruel

arduus, a, um

arduous

steep

arduous

communis, e

community, communism

common

inanis, e

inane

vain

inane

sublimis, e

sublime

elevated

aequus, a, um

equal

equal to
even
level

civilis, e

civility

civil

of a citizen

humilis, e

humility

humble

mollis, e

mollify, malleable

soft

yielding

quam

than

as possible

avidus, a, um

avid

keen

dignus, a, um

dignity

worthy

dignified

superbus, a, um

superb

proud

caecus, a, um

blind

mirus, a, um

miracle

wondrous

tardus, a, um

tardy

late

delayed

cunctus, a, um

all (referring to a body or a group)

periculosus, a, um

perilous

dangerous

magnopere

magis

maxime

greatly

most

juvenis, is

junior, junius

minimus natu

young

younger

youngest

magnus, a, um

major, majus

maximus, a, um

great

greater

greatest

multus, a, um

plus, pluris, n.

plurimus, a, um

much

most

saepe

saepius

saepissime

often

more often

most often

multi, ae, a

plures, plura

plurimi, ae, a

many

very many, most

malus, a, um

pejor, pejus

pessimus, a, um

bad

worse

worst

male

pejus

pessime

badly

worse

worst

parvus, a, um

minor, minus

minimus, a, um

small

smaller

smallest

bene

melius

optime

well

better

best

senex, senis

senior, senius

maximus natu

old

older

oldest

diu

diutius

diutissime

long (of time)

longer

longest

prope

propius

proxime

near

nearer

multum

plus

plurimum

much

most

parum

minus

minime

little, not enough

less

least

bonus, a, um

melior, melius

optimus, a, um

good

better

best

miser, a, um

miserior, miserius

miserrimus, a, um

wretched

more wretched

most wretched

pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum

pulchrior, pulchrius

pulcherrimus, a, um

beautiful

more beautiful

most beautiful

certus, a, um

certior, certius

certissimus, a, um

certain

more certain

most certain

potens, potentis

potentior, potentius

potentissimus, a, um

powerful

more powerful

most powerful

fortis, e

fortior, fortius

fortissimus, a, um

brave

braver

bravest

acer, acris, acre

acrior, acrius

acerrimus, a, um

sharp

sharper

sharpest

facilis, e

facilior, facilius

facillimus, a, um

easy

easier

easiest

fidelis, e

fidelior, fidelius

fidelissimus, a, um

faithful

more faithful

most faithful

dubius, a, um

magis dubius, a, um

maxime dubius, a, um

doubtful

more doubtful

most doubtful

late

latius

latissime

widely

more widely

most widely

graviter

gravius

gravissime

seriously

more seriously

most seriously

to wage (w/bellum)
to carry on
to carry

gero
gerere
gessi
gestus

(belligerent)

to press

to push

premo
premere
pressi
pressus

(press)

to collect

to force

cogo
cogere
coegi
coactus

(coerce)

to lift (up)
to raise

tollo
tollere
sustuli
sublatus

to write

scribo
scribere
scripsi
scriptus

(script, description)

to send

mitto
mittere
misi
missus

(mission)

to yield

to give way

cedo
cedere
cessi
cessus

(cede)

however

moreover

autem

postpositive

to do
to drive
to act 
to treat
to give (w/gratias)

ago
agere
egi
actus

(agent, act, actor)

to put
to place
to set
to pitch (w/castra)

pono
ponere
posui
positus

(position, exponent)

to close

claudo
claudere
clausi
clausus

(clause, closure)

also

even

etiam

because

quod

coordinating conjunction, it introduces a subordinate clause and joins it to the main clause

therefore

and so

itaque

used at beginning of sentence as an introductory adverb

for
in fact
truly

enim

conjunction, postpositive

sicut

and

enclitic

-que

Joins 2 things that are similar or parallel in meaning. It is attached to the end of the second word.

both…and

et…et

either…or

aut…aut

but

sed

some day
one day
sometimes
formerly
once upon a time

olim

and

aut

knee

genu, -us, n.

genuflect

then

at that time

tum

afterwards

postea

there

in that place

ibi

horn

cornu, -us, n.

cornucopia

nevertheless

tamen

yes
so
thus

ita

already

iam

Jesus

Jesus
Jesu
Jesu
Jesum
Jesu
Jesu

suddenly

subito

meanwhile

interim

almost

fere

wicked

nefarius, a, um

nefarious

wild

fierce

ferus, a, um

feral

warm

hot

calidus, a, um

calorie, cauldron, calidarium

Caesar

Caesar, Caesaris, m.

cold

frigidus, a, um

refrigerate, frigid

on high

lofty

excelsus, a, um

excelsis, excel

nurturing

almus, a, um

alma mater

nothing

nihil (also nil)

nondeclinable neuter

foul
ugly
hideous

foedus, a, um

tired

weary

defessus, a, um

white

albus, a, um

albino

enough

satis

nondeclinable neuter

the one…the other

alter…alter

sharp

bitter

acer, acris, acre

acrid

not any

nullus, nulla, nullum

alone
only
sole

solus, sola, solum

solo

which (of two)

uter, utra, utrum

the other (of two)
the second (of two)

alter, altera, alterum

alternative

any (at all)

ullus, ulla, ullum

one

unus, una, unum

unity

neither (of two)

neuter, neutra, neutrum

neutral

other

another

alius, alia, aliud

alias

whole

entire

totus, tota, totum

total

foolish

stupid

stultus, a, um

stultify, stolid

powerful

potens, potentis

potent, potential

desirous (of)

eager

cupidus, a, um

w/genitive

(cupidity)

huge

ingens, ingentis

aged

old (person)

senex, senis

senile

full (of)

filled (with)

plenus, a, um

w/gen or abl

(plenty)

wise

rational

sapiens, sapientis

fortunate

lucky

felix, felicis

felicity

bold

rash

audax, audacis

audacious

careful

diligent

diligens, diligentis

diligent

fast

swift

celer, celeris, celere

accelerate

lively

spirited

alacer, alacris, alacre

alacrity

famous

celeber, celebris, celebre

celebrity, celebrate

useful (toward a purpose)

utilis, e

ad w/accusative

(utility)

likeness (of)

similar (to)

similis, e

w/genitive
w/dative

(similar)

prepared (for)

prepared toward a purpose
or
prepared to do something

paratus, a, um

ad w/acc
or
w/infinitive

eleven

undecim

safe (from)

tutus, a, um

w/ablative

(tutor)

empty (from)
empty (of)

(from full to empty)

vacuus, a, um

w/ablative

(vacuum)

fourteen

quattuordecim

twelve

duodecim

thirteen

tredecim

suitable
fit
proper (for)

idoneus, a, um

w/dative

dear (to)

precious

carus, a, um

w/dative

(care)

neighboring
close (to)
next (to)

finitimus, a, um

w/dative

(finite)

speech

prayer

oratio, orationis, f.

oration

lion

leo, leonis, m.

leonine

lesson

lectio, lectionis, f.

lecture

man

human being

homo, hominis, m.

homicide, homo sapiens

seventeen

septendecim

sixteen

sedecim

twenty

viginti

nineteen

undeviginti

eighteen

duodeviginti

fifteen

quindecim

centurion

centurio, centurionis, m.

centurion

legion

legio, legionis, f.

legionary

Switzerland

Helvetia, -ae, f.

Greece

Graecia, -ae, f.

Britain

Britannia, -ae, f.

Athens

Athenae, -arum, f.

Europe

Europa, -ae, f

Carthage

Carthago, Carthaginis, f.

temptation

tentatio, tentationis, f.

temptation

suffering

passio, passionis, f.

passion

Germany

Germania, -ae, f.

order
rank
line
row

ordo, ordinis, f

ordinal

virgin

maiden

virgo, virginis, f.

virgin

Scotland

Caledonia, -ae, f.

liberty

freedom

libertas, libertatis, f.

liberty

charity

love

caritas, caritatis, f.

charitable

his own
her own
its own
their own

suus, sua, suum

Ireland

Hibernia, -ae, f.

piety

duty

pietas, pietatis, f.

piety

quickness

speed

celeritas, celeritatis, f.

celerity

summer

aestas, aestatis, f.

estival

Spain

Hispania, -ae, f.

hispanic

he, she, it
him, her
they, their, them
that, those (non-specific)

is, ea, id

authority

auctoritas, auctoritatis, f.

state

civitas, civitatis, f.

civic

rainstorm

tempestas, tempestatis, f.

tempest

flight

escape

fuga, -ae, f.

fugitive

wisdom

sapientia, -ae, f.

this

these

hic, haec, hoc

lack
scarcity
shortage
want

inopia, -ae, f.

ditch

trench

fossa, -ae, f.

fossil

arrow

sagitta, -ae, f.

Sagittarius

will

voluntas, voluntatis, f.

voluntary

injury
injustice
wrong

injuria, -ae, f.

injurious

friendship

amicitia, -ae, f.

memory

memoria -ae, f.

memorable

truth

veritas, veritatis, f.

veritable, verity

spear

hasta, -ae, f.

song

carmen, carminis, n.

that

those

ille, illa, illud

time

tempus, temporis, n.

temporary

journey
march
route

iter, itineris, n.

itinerary

army (on the march)

column (of soldiers)

agmen, agminis, n.

knowledge

scientia, -ae, f.

science

a work

opus, operis, n.

opera

race
kind
class

genus, generis, n.

genus

that
those
(of yours or in contempt)

iste, ista, istud

spring

ver, veris, n

vernal

burden

onus, oneris, n.

onerous

body

corpus, corporis, n.

corpse

help

aid

auxilium, -i, n.

auxiliary

chain

bond

vinculum, -i, n.

egg

ovum, -i, n.

ovoid

Gospel

Evangelium, -i, n.

evangelical

-self (intensive)

myself       ourselves
yourself     yourselves
himself      themselves
herself
itself

ipse, ipsa, ipsum

beginning

origin

principium, -i, n.

principle

hate

hatred

odium, -i, n.

odious

council

meeting

concilium, -i, n.

council

wound

vulnus, vlneris, n.

vulnerable

danger

periculum, -i, n.

peril

command
power
empire

imperium, -i, n.

imperial

counsel
advice
plan

consilium, -i, n.

counsel

cave

antrum, -i, n.

space

interval

spatium, -i, n.

spacial

fodder

nourishment

pabulum, -i, n.

pablum

exile

exilium, -i, n.

exile

building

aedificium, -i, n.

edifice

price

pretium, -i, n.

precious

starting point

initium, -i, n.

initial

fort

castellum, -i, n.

castle

trace

footprint

vestigium, -i, n.

vestige

protection

garrison

praesidium, -i, n.

preside

destiny

fate

fatum, -i, n.

fate

heavenly body

heavens

astrum, -i, n.

astral

herd

flock

grex, gregis, m.

egregious

the air

aer, aeris, m.

aerial

three days

triduum, -i, n.

Triduum

flower

flos, floris, f.

floral

vow

prayer

votum, -i, n.

votive

theater

theatrum, -i, n.

companion

comes, comitis, m.

vice

blemish

vitium, -i, n.

vicious

tomb

sepulchrum, -i, n.

sepulchre

ease

leisure

otium, -i, n.

commandment

order

mandatum, -i, n.

mandatory

death

2nd declension

letum, -i, n.

winter

hiems, hiemis, f.

hostage

obses, obsidis, m.

in order that

so that

young person

juvenis, juvenis, m/f

common people

plebeians

plebs, plebis, f.

side

flank

latus, lateris, n.

lateral

smooth surface

sea

aequor, aequoris, n.

stone

lapis, lapidis, m.

lapidary

wife

uxor, uxoris, f.

uxorious

shore

coast

litus, litoris, n.

littoral

struggle

contest

certamen, certaminis, n.

leg

crus, cruris, n.

bone

os, ossis, n,

ossify

fire

ignis, ignis, m.

ignite

bird

avis, avis, f.

aviation

night

nox, noctis, f.

nocturnal

mouth

os, oris, n.

oral

fountain
spring
source

fons, fontis, m.

font

crime

evil deed

scelus, sceleris, n.

snow

nix, nivis, f.

Nevada

office

duty

munus, muneris, n.

immunity, munificence

hunger

starvation

fames, famis, f.

famine

countryside

rus, ruris, n.

rural

rain

imber, imbris, m.

Mare Imbrium

clothes

vestis, vestis, f.

vest

attack

impetus, -us, m.

impetuous

end
outcome
exit

exitus, -us, m.

exit

sheep

ovis, ovis, f.

ovine

course

running

cursus, -us, m.

articulate

bow

arcus, -us, m.

arc, arch

use

experience

usus, -us, m.

usual

countenance

expression

vultus, -us, m.

cloud

nubes, nubis, f.

cavalry

equitatus, -us, m.

falling

misfortune

occasus, -us, m.

occasion

chariot
cart
wagon

currus, -us, m.

car

hard (not soft)

durus, a, um

durable

rapid

quick

citus, a, um

boorish

crude

agrestis, e

doubtful

dubius, a, um

dubious

true

verus, a, um

verily

country (adj)
rural
unsophisticated
rustic

rusticus, a, um

rustic

blessed

beatus, a, um

beatitude

pious

dutiful

pius, a, um

pious

clear
bright
gleaming
famous

clarus, a, um

clarity

step

pace

passus, -us, m.

pace

foreign
alien
strange
unfavorable
another's

alienus, a, um

alien

narrow

confined

angustus, a, um

anguish

mild

gentle

lenis, e

lenient

sad

tristis, e

civility

cruel

crudelis, e

cruelty

steep

arduous

arduus, a, um

arduous

common

communis, e

community, communism

vain

inane

inanis, e

inane

sublime

elevated

sublimis, e

sublime

equal to
even
level

aequus, a, um

equal

civil

of a citizen

civilis, e

civility

humble

humilis, e

humility

soft

yielding

mollis, e

mollify, malleable

than

as possible

quam

avid

keen

avidus, a, um

avid

worthy

dignified

dignus, a, um

dignity

proud

superbus, a, um

superb

blind

caecus, a, um

wondrous

mirus, a, um

miracle

late

delayed

tardus, a, um

tardy

all (referring to a body or a group)

cunctus, a, um

dangerous

periculosus, a, um

perilous

greatly

most

magnopere

magis

maxime

young

younger

youngest

juvenis, is

junior, junius

minimus natu

great

greater

greatest

magnus, a, um

major, majus

maximus, a, um

much

most

(adjectives)

multus, a, um

plus, pluris, n.

plurimus, a, um

often

more often

most often

saepe

saepius

saepissime

many

very many, most

multi, ae, a

plures, plura

plurimi, ae, a

bad

worse

worst

malus, a, um

pejor, pejus

pessimus, a, um

badly

worse

worst

male

pejus

pessime

small

smaller

smallest

parvus, a, um

minor, minus

minimus, a, um

well

better

best

bene

melius

optime

old

older

oldest

senex, senis

senior, senius

maximus natu

long (of time)

longer

longest

diu

diutius

diutissime

near

nearer

prope

propius

proxime

much

most

(adverbs)

multum

plus

plurimum

little, not enough

less

least

parum

minus

minime

good

better

best

bonus, a, um

melior, melius

optimus, a, um

wretched

more wretched

most wretched

miser, a, um

miserior, miserius

miserrimus, a, um

beautiful

more beautiful

most beautiful

pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum

pulchrior, pulchrius

pulcherrimus, a, um

certain

more certain

most certain

certus, a, um

certior, certius

certissimus, a, um

powerful

more powerful

most powerful

potens, potentis

potentior, potentius

potentissimus, a, um

brave

braver

bravest

fortis, e

fortior, fortius

fortissimus, a, um

sharp

sharper

sharpest

acer, acris, acre

acrior, acrius

acerrimus, a, um

easy

easier

easiest

facilis, e

facilior, facilius

facillimus, a, um

faithful

more faithful

most faithful

fidelis, e

fidelior, fidelius

fidelissimus, a, um

doubtful

more doubtful

most doubtful

dubius, a, um

magis dubius, a, um

maxime dubius, a, um

widely

more widely

most widely

late

latius

latissime

seriously

more seriously

most seriously

graviter

gravius

gravissime

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