vocab (A to B) Flashcards
abbas, abbatis (m.)
abbot
ac
and
acra, -e (f.)
acre
ad (preposition + accusative)
towards
Adam, Ade (m.)
Adam
adventus, -us (m.)
appearance in court, arrival, Advent
aecclesia, -e (f.)
church
Agnes, Agnetis (f.)
Agnes
agricola, -e (m.)
farmer
Alexander, Alexandri (m.)
Alexander
Alicia, -e (f.)
Alice
alius, alia, aliud (adjective)
the other
alter, altera, alterum (adjective)
the other (of two things)
Amabila, -e, (f.)
Amabila
Anglia, -e (f.)
England
Anglicus, -i (m.)
Englishman
anima, -e (f.)
soul
animal, animalis (n.)
animal
Anna, -e (f.)
Anna
Annunciatio, Annunciationis (f.)
Annunciation
ante (preposition + accusative)
before
antiquus, -a, -um (adjective)
old
appono, apponere, apposui, appositum (3)
to affix
Aprilis, Aprilis (m.)
April
apud (preposition + accusative)
at, by, near, to, towards
aquaticus, -a, -um (adjective)
worked by water
Archangelus, -i (m.)
archangel
argentum, -i (n.)
silver
armiger, armigeri (m.)
squire, esquire
audio, audire, audivi, auditum (4)
to hear
Augustus, -i (m.)
August
aurifaber, aurifabri (m.)
goldsmith
ava, -e (f.)
grandmother
avisamentum, -i (n.)
advice
avus, -i (m.)
grandfather
baro, baronis (m.)
baron, tenant-in-chief
beatus, -a, -um (adjective)
blessed
bene (adverb)
well
Benedictus, -i (m.)
Benedict
bonus, -a, -um (adjective)
good
bosca, –e (f.)
wood, woodland, firewood
boscus, -i (m.)
wood, woodland, firewood
Breve, brevis (n.)
writ
burgagium, -ii (n.)
burgage