Vocabulary 10 Flashcards
What is the Latin term for marriage?
matrimonium, matrimonii n.
Example: ‘Matrimonium est sanctum.’ (Marriage is sacred.)
What is the Latin term for workshop or forge?
officina, officinae f.
Example: ‘In officina laboramus.’ (We work in the workshop.)
What is the Latin term for fire?
incendium, incendii n.
Example: ‘Incendium urbs vastavit.’ (The fire devastated the city.)
What is the Latin term for strong?
validus, -a, -um.
Example: ‘Homo validus est.’ (The man is strong.)
What is the Latin term for lame?
claudus, -a, -um.
Example: ‘Canis claudus est.’ (The dog is lame.)
What is the Latin term for to work or labor?
laboro, laborare, laboravi, laboratus.
Example: ‘Laboro in agro.’ (I work in the field.)
What is the Latin term for craft or art?
artificium, artificii n.
Example: ‘Artificium eius pulchrum est.’ (His craft is beautiful.)
What is the Latin term for temple?
templum, templi n.
Example: ‘Templum est sacrum.’ (The temple is sacred.)
What is the Latin term for name?
nomen, nominis n.
Example: ‘Nomen meum est Marcus.’ (My name is Marcus.)
What is the Latin term for clear, bright, or famous?
clarus, -a, -um.
Example: ‘Clarus est sol.’ (The sun is bright.)
What is the Latin term for helmet?
galea, galeae f.
Example: ‘Galea in capite est.’ (The helmet is on the head.)
What is the Latin term for to wear?
gesto, gestare, gestavi, gestatus.
Example: ‘Gesto vestimenta.’ (I wear clothes.)
What is the Latin term for city?
urbs, urbis f.
Example: ‘Urbs pulchra est.’ (The city is beautiful.)
What is the Latin term for spear?
hasta, hastae f.
Example: ‘Hasta in manu est.’ (The spear is in the hand.)
What is the Latin term for to hold?
teneo, tenere, tenui, tentus.
Example: ‘Teneo librum.’ (I hold the book.)
What is the Latin term for twin?
geminus, -a, -um.
Example: ‘Geminus est frater.’ (The twin is a brother.)
What is the Latin term for to create or give birth to?
creao, creare, creavi, creatus.
Example: ‘Creao nova opera.’ (I create new works.)
What is the Latin term for beautiful or handsome?
bellus, -a, -um.
Example: ‘Puella bella est.’ (The girl is beautiful.)
What is the Latin term for duty or service?
officium, officii n.
Example: ‘Officium meum est.’ (It is my duty.)
What is the Latin term for lyre?
lyra, lyrae f.
Example: ‘Lyra pulchra est.’ (The lyre is beautiful.)
What is the Latin term for music?
musica, musicae f.
Example: ‘Musica mihi placet.’ (I like music.)
What is the Latin term for prophet?
vates, vatis m.
Example: ‘Vates veritatem dicit.’ (The prophet speaks the truth.)
What is the Latin term for daily?
cotidie.
Example: ‘Cotidie laboro.’ (I work daily.)
What is the Latin term for sun?
sol, solis m.
Example: ‘Sol lucet.’ (The sun shines.)
What is the Latin term for sister?
soror, sororis f.
Example: ‘Soror mea est.’ (She is my sister.)
What is the Latin term for brother?
frater, fratris m.
Example: ‘Frater meus est.’ (He is my brother.)
What is the Latin term for moon?
luna, lunae f.
Example: ‘Luna clara est.’ (The moon is bright.)
What is the Latin term for huntress?
venatrix, venatricis f.
Example: ‘Venatrix in silva est.’ (The huntress is in the forest.)
What is the Latin term for animal?
animal, animalis n.
Example: ‘Animal in horto est.’ (The animal is in the garden.)
What is the Latin term for to chase or hunt?
agito, agitare, agitavi, agitatus.
Example: ‘Agito bestias.’ (I chase the beasts.)
