Vocab - Bronze Age 03 History Flashcards
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adōrō, -āre v
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to worship
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ager, agrī m
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field
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alius, -a, -um adj
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other (of three or more)
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alter, -tera, -terum adj
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other (of two)
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annus, -ī m
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year
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architectus, -ī m
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architect
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ascendō, -ere v
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to go up
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cadō, -ere v
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to fall
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capitōlīnus, -a, -um adj
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capitol
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cibus, -ī m
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food
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cīvīlis, -e adj
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civil, of citizens
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concilium, -ī n
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council, plan
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conveniō, -īre v
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to come together
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dēns, dentis m
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tooth
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dēstruō, -ere v
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to destroy
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dō, dare v
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to give
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dūcō, -ere v
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to lead
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dūx, dūcis v
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leader
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ecce excl
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behold
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ērumpō, -ere v
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to erupt
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expellō, -ere v
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to force out
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extendō, -ere v
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to extend
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fīnis, -is m
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border, end
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fīō, fīerī v
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to become
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focus, -ī m
focus
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habitō, -āre v
to live (somewhere)
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hic, haec, hoc pn
this, these
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hostīlis, -e adj
hostile, of enemies
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ille, illa, illum pn
that, those
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imperium, -ī n
empire
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in omnēs partēs phr
everywhere
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interficiō, -ere v
to kill
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inveniō, -īre v
to find
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-issimus, -a, -um suff
most-, very-
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lēx, lēgis f
law
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lībertus, -a, -um adj
free
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mātrimonium, -ī n
marriage
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mercātūra, -ae f
commerce
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meus, -a, -um adj
my, mine
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mōns vulcānius, -ntis -ī m
volcano
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nātiō, -iōnis f
nation
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nōnnūllus, -a, -um adj
some
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noster, -tra, -trum adj
our
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oculus, -ī m
eye
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pāgus, -ī m
village
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palātium, -ī n
palace
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pār, paris adj
even, equal
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pāstor, -tōris m
shepherd
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pestilentia, -ae f
plague
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poena, -ae f
punishment
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populus, -ī m
people
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possibilis, -e adj
possible
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possum, posse v
to be able, can
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potestās, -tātis f
power
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putō, -āre v
to think
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pȳramis, -midis f
pyramid
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recipiō, -ere v
to take back, receive
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rēgnō, -āre v
to rule, reign
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remaneō, -ēre v
to stay, reain
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removeō, -ēre v
to remove
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restitūtiō, -iōnis f
restitution, restoration
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reveniō, -īre v
to come back
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rēx, rēgis m
king
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ruīna, -ae f
destruction, ruin
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sacerdōs, -dōtis mf
priest, priestess
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sacrificium, -ī n
sacrifice
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sapientia, -ae f
wisdom
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scrībō, -ere v
to write
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socius, -a, -um adj
ally
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stō, -āre v
to stand
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suī iūris phr
independent
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suus, -a, -um adj
his/her/its/their own
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tardius adv
later
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templum, -ī n
temple
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tuus, -a, -um adj
your, yours
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ubi conj
where, when
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urbs, urbis f
city
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uxor, -ōris f
wife
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vērō conj
really, actually
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vester, -tra, -trum adj
y’all’s
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vincō, -ere v
to conquer, defeat, win
