Unit 2 Checklist Words Flashcards
aqua
water
ara
altar
aula
palace
dea
goddess
domina
lady (of the house), mistress
filia
daughter
hasta
spear
unsula
island; apartment building
luna
moon
nauta
sailor
pompa
procession, parade
sella
chair
unda
wave
vita
life
animus
mind, spirit, soul
deus
god
equus
horse
faber
craftsman, workman
lectus
couch
locus
place
maritus
husband
oculus
eye
umerus
shoulder
aedificium
building
auxilium
help, aid; (plural) auxiliary troops, reinforcements
consilium
plan, idea, advice
donum
gift
horreum
barn, granary
periculum
danger
plaustrum
wagon, cart
praesidium
protection
remedium
cure
saxum
rock
ars
art; skill
auris
ear
coniuratio
plot, conspiracy
custos
guard
familiaris
relative
flos
flower
imperator
emperor
miles
soldier
mors
death
multitudo
crowd
nemo
no one, nobody
nox
night
ordo
row, line
pars
part; political faction
preces
prayers
princeps
chief, chieftain
rex
king
sacerdos
priest
sermo
conversation
vox
voice; word
agmen
column (of people), procession
caput
head
iter
journey, trip
litus
shore
mare
sea
vulnus
wound
domus
house, home
impetus
an attack
manus
hand; band of men, troop
sonitus
sound
effigies
image, statue
aeger
sick, ill
attonitus
astonished
benignus
kind
carus
dear; precious
ceterae
the others, the rest
commodus
convenient
decorus
right, proper
doctus
learned, clever
exanimatus
unconcious
fessus
tired
fractus
broken
invitus
unwilling
latus
wide
maximus
very big, very large, very great
miser
unhappy, wretched, miserable, pitiable
novus
new; strange
paratus
ready, prepared
pauci
few, a few
pessimus
very bad, worst
plurimus
very much, very many
acer
sacred
summus
highest, greatest, top
crudelis
cruel
difficilis
difficult; hard
dulcis
sweet
facilis
easy
fidelis
faithful, loyal
melior
better
neglegen
careless
nobils
noble
necesse
necessary
nullus
not any, no
tot
so many
alius
other, another
alter
other, another (of two)
aliquis
someone, something, anyone, anything
ipse
himself, herself, itself; -self
iste
that (of yours), that (beside you)
qui
who, which
se
himself, herself, itself
a, ab
from, away from; by
apud
amond, at the house of; at, by , near
inter
between, among
pro
in front of, for , oon behalf of; in favor of; in lieu of
sine
without
bene
well
cotidie
every day, daily
diende
then
denique
at last, finally
deligenter
carefully
diu
for a long time
etiam
even, also
fortasse
perhaps
forte
by chance, accidentally
graviter
seriously. heavily
huc
to this place, here
ibi
there
illuc
to that place, there
ita
in this way, so
itaque
and so, therefore
ita vero
yes
lente
slowly
libenter
gladly, freely
mane
in the morning
nam
for
nonne?
surely…?
num?
Surely…not….?
numquam
never
postea
afterwards
postremo
finally
postridie
(on) the next day
quam
how
quamquam
although
-que
and
quo?
where? where to?
quandam
once, one day
sicut
just as, like
simulac
as soon as
tam
so
ubi
when; where
vix
scarcely, hardly
aedifico
to build
amo
to love
appropinquo
to approach
canto
to sing, chant
castigo
to nag, scold
cogito
to think, consider
colloco
to place, put
comparo
to obtain
euro
to take care of, supervise
delecto
to delight, please
demonstro
to point out, show
depero
to despair, give up hope
excito
to wake up, arouse
lavo
to wash
libero
to free, set free
navigo
to sail
numero
to count
obsto
to obstruct, block
recuso
to refuse
tempto
to try, attempt
vexo
to annoy
vulnero
to wound
audeo
to dare
retineo
to hold back, keep, restrain
deleo
to destroy
debeo
to owe; ought
derideo
to owe; ought
derideo
to mock, make fun of
haereo
to stick, cling
soleo
to be accustomed
persuadeo
to persuade
teneo
to hold; keep
arcesso
to summon, send for
caedo
to kill
claudo
to block, shut, close
cognosco
to get to know, fond out
cconsisto
to stand firm, stop
decido
to fall down
dico
to say, tell
dimitto
to send away, dismiss
discedo
to depart, leave
dluo
to flow
frango
to brak
irrump
to burst in
peto
to seek; to head for; to attack
pono
to put, place
pasco
to demand, ask for
relinquo
to leave, leave behind
resisto
to resist
ruo
to rush
tollo
to raise, lift up
traho
to drag, draw
verto
to turn
vinco
to conquer, overcome, win
vivo
to live, be alive
conficio
to finish
effugio
to escape
interficio
to kill
recipio
to recover, take back
advenio
to arrive, reach
consentio
to agree
impedio
to hinder, delay
pervenio
reach, arrive at
punio
to punish
saevio
to rage, be in a rage
ceopi
to begin
navi
i know
adeo
to approach, go up to
infero
to bring in, bring on
nolo,
to not want, be unwilling
pereo
to die, perish
possum
to be able, can
praesum
to be in charge of
redeo
to go back, return
sum
to be; to sxist
supersum
to survive, be left
volo
to want
