V Flashcards
accendo -ere -cendi -censum
set on fire, inflame
adhuc
until now, hitherto, as yet
adiuvo -are -iuvi -iutum
help
administro (1)
manage, direct
adorno (1)
equip, prepare
aedilis -is m.
aedile
aequalis -is -e
level, equal, of same age
aeque
equally
aeternus -a -um
perpetual, eternal
afficio -ficere -feci -fectum
affect, influence, endow with
agito (1)
drive, toss, keep going
agnus -i m.
lamb
alias
at another time, elsewhere
alibi
elsewhere
alio
to another place
aliquando
at some time, sometimes
aliqui -qua -quod
some
aliquot
some
aliter
otherwise, differently
alo -ere alui altum (or alitum)
nourish, bring up, maintain
ambo -bae -bo
both
amens -entis
mad
amnis -is m.
river
amplus -a -um
big, spacious, grand
antiquus -a -um
ancient
anulus -i m.
ring
apis -is f.
bee
as assis m.
small coin
aspicio -ere -spexi -spectum
look at
assentio -ire -sensi -sensum (+ dat.)
agree with
assentior -iri -sensus (+ dat.)
agree with
ater atra atrum
black
atqui
but
atrox -ocis
savage, fierce, cruel
aufero -ferre abstuli ablatum
take away, carry off
aula -ae f.
court-yard, palace
aureus -a -um
golden
auris -is f.
ear
aurora -ae f.
dawn
avis -is f.
bird
beatus -a -um
happy, wealthy
beneficium -i n.
kindness, good turn, benefit
bis
twice
caeruleus -a -um
dark blue or green
calor -oris m.
heat
canus -a -um
white, grey (esp. of hair)
capesso -ere -ivi -itum
undertake, lay hold of
capillus -i m.
hair
capto (1)
try to get, chase
caro carnis f.
flesh
causa -ae f.
cause, law-case
celsus -a -um
high
censor -oris m.
censor (official)
circiter
about
circulus -i m.
circle, ring
circumvenio -ire -veni -ventum
surround
clam (adv. or + abl. or acc.)
secretly, unknown to
coeo -ire -ii -itum
come together, meet
coetus -us m.
assembly, crowd
cognatus -a -um
related, relation
cognomen -inis n.
surname
colligo -ere -legi -lectum
collect, recover oneself (with reflexive)
colloco (1)
place, position
colonus -i m.
farmer, colonist
columna -ae f.
column, pillar
comitor -ari -atus
accompany
communis -is -e
common, general
commuto (1)
change, exchange
complector -plecti -plexus
embrace, include
compono -ere -posui -positum
put together, compose, arrange
comprimo -ere -pressi -pressum
restrain, suppress
conatus -us m.
attempt, effort
concito (1)
stir up, excite, rouse
concordia -ae f.
agreement, union
concors -cordis
in agreement, united
concurro -ere -curri -cursum
assemble hurriedly, meet in battle
concursus -us m.
assembly, collision
condemno (1)
condemn, sentence
confido -ere -fisus sum (+ dat.)
trust in
confirmo (1)
strengthen, encourage
confiteor -eri -fessus
admit, confess
consolor -ari -atus
comfort, console
convenio -ire -veni -ventum
meet together, be suitable,
convoco (1)
call together, summon
coram (adv. and + abl.)
openly, in the presence of
crinis -is m.
hair
decedo -ere -cessi -cessum
depart, retire, cease
decipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum
deceive
decretum -i n.
decision, decree
defessus -a -um
exhausted
denarius -i m.
silver coin
dens dentis m.
tooth
densus -a -um
crowded, thick, frequent
desero -ere -serui -sertum
abandon, desert
despicio -spicere -spexi -spectum
look down, despise
deterior -ior -ius
worse, inferior
dictum -i n.
saying, command
difficultas -atis f.
difficulty
dimitto -ere -misi -missum
dismiss, abandon
discedo -ere -cessi -cessum
go away, depart
disciplina -ae f.
learning, knowledge, discipline
discipulus -i m.
pupil
displiceo -ere -plicui
displease
dissentio -ire -sensi -sensum
disagree
dives divitis
rich
divitiae -arum f.pl.
riches
divus -a -um
divine
doctus -a -um
learned
dormio -ire -ivi -itum
sleep
edo edere edidi editum
give out, produce, publish
effigies -ei f.
image, statue
epulae -arum f.pl.
banquet, feast
epulor -ari -atus
feast
erga (+ acc.)
towards
exsul -ulis c.
exile
exsulto (1)
jump about, rejoice
extemplo
immediately
faber fabri m.
workman, smith, carpenter
fabricor -ari -atus
build, make
fasces -ium m.pl.
fasces, bundle of rods carried
favor -oris m.
favour, support, applause
febris -is f.
fever
fenestra -ae f.
window
ferme
almost, nearly, about
ferreus -a -um
of iron, unfeeling, cruel
ferrum -i n.
iron, sword
fido -ere fisus sum (+ dat.)
trust in
finio -ire -ivi -itum
limit, fix, finish (trans.)
finitimus -a -um
neighbouring
flamma -ae f.
flame
formido (1)
be afraid (of)
formido -inis f.
fear, terror
fors fortis f.
chance, luck
fortiter
bravely
frons frondis f.
leaf
frons frontis m.
forehead, front
fructus -us m.
fruit, profit
fulmen -inis n.
thunderbolt
fumo (1)
smoke
fumus -i m.
smoke
funus funeris n.
funeral, death, ruin
furtum -i n.
theft, trick
glacies -ei f.
ice
gradus -us m.
step, pace
gramen -inis n.
grass
grandis -is -e
large, old
grates f.pl.
thanks
gravidus -a -um
pregnant
gravitas -atis f.
weight, dignity, importance
gremium -i n.
lap
habena -ae f.
rein
habito (1)
live, inhabit
habitus -us m.
condition, character, dress
haurio -ire hausi haustum
drain, swallow
herba -ae f.
grass, herb
heros -ois m.
hero
heu
alas!
horrendus -a -um
terrible
horridus -a -um
rough, bristly
hospitium -i n.
hospitality, inn
humi
on or in the ground
ibidem
in the same place