vocab B-C

Question 1

barbarus

Answer 1

(adj 2-1-2)
foreign, barbarian

Question 2

bellum (belli)

Answer 2

war

bellum gero- I wage war

Question 3

bene

Answer 3

well

Question 4

beneficium (beneficii)

Answer 4

kindness, favour, service

Question 5

benignus

Answer 5

(adj 2-1-2)
kind

Question 6

bibo, bibere, bibi

Answer 6

I drink

Question 7

bis

Answer 7

twice

Question 8

bona (bonorum)

Answer 8

goods, possessions, property

Question 9

bonus

Answer 9

(adj 2-1-2)
good

Question 10

brevis (breve)

Answer 10

short, brief

Question 11

cado, cadere, cecidi, casum

Answer 11

I fall, perish

Question 12

caedes (caedis)

Answer 12

slaughter, murder, killing

Question 13

caedo, caedere, cecidi, caesum

Answer 13

I cut down, beat, kill

Question 14

caelum (caeli)

Answer 14

sky, heaven

Question 15

campus (campi)

Answer 15

plain, field

Question 16

canis (canis)

Answer 16

dog

Question 17

cano, canere, cecini, cantum

Answer 17

I sing, sing of, celebrate, play (e.g. trumpet)

Question 18

capio, capere, cepi, captum

Answer 18

I take, catch, capture

Question 19

captivus (captivi)

Answer 19

captive, prisoner

Question 20

caput (capitis)

Answer 20

head, person, life, capitol

Question 21

carmen (carminis)

Answer 21

song, poem, spell

Question 22

carus

Answer 22

(adj 2-1-2)
dear, beloved, costly

Question 23

castra (castrorum)

Answer 23

camp

Question 24

causa (causae)

Answer 24

cause, reason

causam dico- plead a case

causa (indec) for the sake of +gen

Question 25

caveo, cavere, cavi, cautum

Answer 25

I take care, beware of

Question 26

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum

Answer 26

I yield, give up

Question 27

celer

Answer 27

quick

Question 28

celo, celare, celaui, celatum

Answer 28

I hide, conceal

Question 29

cena (cenae)

Answer 29

dinner, meal

Question 30

ceno, cenare, cenaui, cenatum

Answer 30

I dine

Question 31

centum

Answer 31

100

Question 32

centurio (centurionis)

Answer 32

centurion

Question 33

cerno, cernere, crevi, cretum

Answer 33

I see, perceive, decree

Question 34

certamen (certaminis)

Answer 34

contest, battle, struggle

Question 35

certus

Answer 35

(adj 2-1-2)
certain, sure

certiorem facio- inform

Question 36

ceteri

Answer 36

(pron/adj pl 2-1-2) the rest, others

Question 37

cibus (cibi)

Answer 37

food

Question 38

cingo, cingere, cinxi, cinctum

Answer 38

I surround

Question 39

circa/cirum

Answer 39

+ acc
around, about

Question 40

circumdo, circumdare, -dedi, -datum

Answer 40

surround (X acc) with (Y abl),
put (X acc) round (Y dat)

Question 41

civis (civis)

Answer 41

citizen

Question 42

civitas (civitatis)

Answer 42

citizenship, state, tribe

Question 43

clades (cladis)

Answer 43

disaster, loss

Question 44

clam

Answer 44

secretly

Question 45

clamo, clamare, calmaui, calmatum

Answer 45

shout, exclaim

Question 46

clamor (clamoris)

Answer 46

shout, uproar, noise

Question 47

clarus

Answer 47

(adj 2-1-2)
clear, famous

Question 48

classis (classis)

Answer 48

fleet, class

Question 49

claudo, claudere, clausi, clausum

Answer 49

close, shut in

Question 50

coepi, coepisse, coeptum

Answer 50

I began

Question 51

cogito, cogitare, cogitaui, cogitatum

Answer 51

I think, consider

Question 52

cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitum

Answer 52

I get to know, find out

Question 53

cogo, cogere, coegi, coactum

Answer 53

I force, compel

Question 54

cohors (cohortis)

Answer 54

cohort

Question 55

colligo, colligere, collegi, collectum

Answer 55

I collect, assemble

Question 56

collis (collis)

Answer 56

hill

Question 57

colo, colere, colui, cultum

Answer 57

I worship, cultivate

Question 58

comes (comitis)

Answer 58

companion, comrade

Question 59

comitto, committere, commisi, commissum

Answer 59

I commit, I fight

Question 60

commodus

Answer 60

(adj 2-1-2)
suitable, convenient

Question 61

comparo, comparare, comparaui, comparatum

Answer 61

I compare

Question 62

compleo, complere, compleui, completum

Answer 62

I fill

Question 63

con-, col-, com-, cor-

Answer 63

(in compounds) together

Question 64

condemo, condemare, -avi, -atum

Answer 64

I convict, condemn

Question 65

condo, condere, condidi, conditum

Answer 65

I found, establish; hide

Question 66

confero, conferre, contuli, conlatum

Answer 66

I collect, compare; bestow

Question 67

conficio, conficere, confeci, confectum

Answer 67

I finish, complete, wear out

Question 68

confido, confidere, confisus sum

Answer 68

I trust, have confidence in (+dat)

Question 69

coniunx (coniugis)

Answer 69

husband, wife, spouse

Question 70

coniuratio (coniurationis)

Answer 70

conspiracy, plot

Question 71

conor, conari, conatus sum

Answer 71

I try

Question 72

consilium (consilii)

Answer 72

plan, advice

consilium capio- form a plan, adopt a plan

Question 73

consisto, consistere, constiti, constitum

Answer 73

I halt, stand firm

Question 74

conspicio, conspicere, conspexi, constitum

Answer 74

I catch sight of, notice

Question 75

constat, constare, constitit

Answer 75

(impersonal)
it is agreed (that, +acc + inf)

Question 76

constituo, constituere, constitui, constitutum

Answer 76

I decide

Question 77

consul (consulis)

Answer 77

consul

Question 78

consulo, consulere, consului, consultum

Answer 78

I consult, advise

Question 79

consumo, consumere, consumpsi, consumptum

Answer 79

I eat, spend

Question 80

contendo, contendere, contendi, contenum

Answer 80

I hurry, march

Question 81

contentus

Answer 81

(adj 2-1-2)
contented

Question 82

contra

Answer 82

+ acc
against

Question 83

convenio, convenire, conveni, conventum

Answer 83

I meet, come together

Question 84

convoco, convocare, convocaui, convocatum

Answer 84

I summon

Question 85

copiae (copiarum)

Answer 85

troops, force; supplies

Question 86

cornu (cornus)

Answer 86

horn; wing of army

Question 87

corpus (corporis)

Answer 87

body

Question 88

corripio, corripere, corripui, correptum

Answer 88

I seize, carry off

Question 89

corrumpo, corrumpere, corrupi, corrumptum

Answer 89

I spoil, destroy, corrupt

Question 90

cotidie

Answer 90

every day, daily

Question 91

cras

Answer 91

tomorrow

Question 92

credo, credere, credidi, creditum

Answer 92

I believe, trust in (+ dat)

Question 93

crimen (criminis)

Answer 93

accustation, charge, crime

Question 94

crudelis (crudele)

Answer 94

adj
cruel

Question 95

crudelitas (crudeelitatis)

Answer 95

cruelty

Question 96

cubiculum (cubiculi)

Answer 96

bedroom

Question 97

culpa (culpae)

Answer 97

fault, blame

Question 98

culpo, culpare, culpaui, culpatum

Answer 98

I blame

Question 99

cum

Answer 99

+ abl
with

conj.
when, since, although

Question 100

cunctus

Answer 100

(adj 2-1-2)
all, whole

Question 101

cupidus

Answer 101

(adj 2-1-2)
eager, greedy (for, +gen)

Question 102

cupio, cupere, cupiui, cupitum

Answer 102

I wish, want, desire

Question 103

cur

Answer 103

why?

Question 104

cura (curae)

Answer 104

care, worry, concern

Question 105

curo, curare, curaui, curatum

Answer 105

I care for,

Question 106

curro, currere, cucurri, cursum

Answer 106

I run

Question 107

currus (currus)

Answer 107

chariot

Question 108

cursus (cursus)

Answer 108

running, course, race

Question 109

custodio, custodiui, custoditum

Answer 109

I guard

Question 110

custos (costodis)

Answer 110

guard