Vocabulary Flashcards
1
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terra, terrae
A
Earth/ Land
2
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porta, portae
A
gate
3
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Maria, Mariae
A
Mary
4
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nauta, nautae
A
sailor
5
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victoria, victoriae
A
Victory
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silva, silvae
A
forest
7
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gloria, gloriae
A
fame/ glory
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orat
A
He, she, it prays
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orant
A
They pray
10
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videt
A
He, she, it sees
11
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vident
A
They see
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non
A
not
13
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laudat
A
he, she, it praises
14
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laudant
A
They praise
15
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provincia, ae
A
province
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servus, servi
A
slave/ servant
17
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filius, filii
A
son
18
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Deus, Dei
A
God
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amicus, amici
A
friend
20
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Christus, Christi
A
Christ
21
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Christianus, Christiani
A
Christian
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et
A
and
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bellum, belli
A
war
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caelum, caeli
A
sky/ heaven
25
regnum, regni
kingdom/ royal power
26
praemium, praemii
reward
27
periculum, periculi
danger
28
imperium, imperii
Command/ power/ empire
29
dedit
he, she, it gave
30
dederunt
they gave
31
gladius, i
sword
32
sed
but
33
oppidum, i
town
34
Gallia, ae
Gaul
35
Gallus, i
a Gaul
36
Romanus, i
a Roman
37
Roma, ae
Rome
38
propter
on account of
39
cum
with
40
post
after/ behind
41
in
in/ on
42
sum
I am
43
es
You are
44
est
he, she, it is
45
sumus
we are
46
estis
you (Pl) are
47
sunt
they are
48
quod
because
49
itaque
therefor and so
50
incolunt
they inhabit
51
videtis
you (Pl) see
52
vicerunt
they conquered
53
lex, legis
law
54
rex, regis
king
55
dux, ducis
leader
56
lux, lucis
light
57
homo, hominis
man
58
imperator, imperatoris
commander in chief/ general
59
veritas, veritatis
truth
60
Caesar, Caeseris
Ceasar
61
salus, salutis
safety/ welfare/ salvation
62
vox, vocis
voice/ cry
63
audivit
he, she, it heard
64
virtus, virtutis
courage/ virtue
65
miles, militis
solder
66
pax, pacis
peace
67
via, ae
road/ way
68
populus, i
people/ nation
69
muniverunt
they fortified/ they constructed
70
pars, partis
part
71
collis, collis, m
hill
72
hostis, hostis
enemy (in war)
73
gens, gentis
tribe
74
caedes, caedis
slaughter
75
frater, fratris (fratrum)
brother
76
pater, pateris (patrum)
father
77
mater, matris, (matrum)
mother
78
mons, montis, m.
mountain
79
clamor, clamoris
shouting/ shout
80
princeps, principis
chief/ leading man
81
occiderunt
they killed
82
flumen, fluminis
river
83
iter, itineris, n.
journey/ march/ route
84
corpus, corporis, n.
body
85
vulnus, vulneris, n.
wound
86
agmen, agminis
column( of soldiers )
| army ( on the march )
87
nomen, nominis
name
88
mundus, i
world
89
erat
he, she, it was
90
erant
they were
91
adventus, us
arrival, coming
92
equitatus, us
calvary
93
exercitus, us
army
94
Impetus, us
Attack
95
Metus, us
Fear
96
Spiritus, us
Breath, spirit
97
Portus, us
Harbor
98
Senatus, us
Senate
99
In (prep with ablative)
In, on
100
In ( prep w/ accusative)
In, into, against, upon, on
101
Nunc (adverb)
Now
102
Autem
| conj. Postpositive- must always follow the first word or phrase of its clause
However
103
Fecerunt
They made
104
Venit
He, she, it came
105
Venerunt
They came
106
Res, rei
Thing, affair
107
Fides, fidei
Faith, reliability, faithfulness
108
Acies, aciei
Battle line
109
Spes, spei
Hope
110
Posuerunt
They put,
| They placed
111
Castra, castrorum
Camp
112
Impedimenta, impedimentorum
Baggage, baggage train
113
Gratia, ae
Favor, influence, grace
114
Gratiae, gratiarum
Thanks
115
Copia, ae
Supply, abundance
116
Copiae, copiarum (f.)
Troops, forces
117
Posuerunt
They put,
They placed,
They pitched- w/ castra
118
Agunt
They give -w/ gratias
119
Magnus,a, um
Great, large
120
Altus, a, um
High, deep
121
Bonus, a, um
Good
122
Longus, a, um
Long
123
Malus, a, um
Bad
124
Multus, a, um
Much, many
125
Sanctus, a, um
Holy, saint
126
Primus, a, um
First
127
Angustus, a, um
Narrow
128
Reliquus, a,um
Remaining, the rest of
129
Tutus, a, um
Safe
130
Romanus, a, um
Roman
131
Christianus, a, um
Christian
132
Pro ( prep. w/ablative)
In front of, on behalf of
133
Inopia, ae
Scarcity, want
134
Dominus, i
Master, Lord
135
Murus, i
Wall
136
Frumentum, i
Grain, crops
137
Legio, legionis (f.)
Legion
138
Gravis, e
Heavy,severe, serious
139
Brevis, e
Short
140
Communis, e
Common
141
Difficilis, e
Difficult
142
Facilis, e
Easy
143
Fortis, e
Brave,strong
144
Nobilis, e
Noble, renowned
145
Omnis, e
All, every
