Vocabulary - Week 13 Flashcards
breath; spirit
spīritus, ūs
on account of
propter, prep. w. acc.
however
autem, conj., postpositive
lūx, lūcis
light
propter, prep. w. acc.
on account of
they conquered
vīcērunt
with
cum, prep. w. abl.
courage; virtue
virtūs, virtūtis
sed, conjunction
but
erant
they were
they put; they placed
posuērunt
erat
he, she, it was
in; on
in, prep. w. abl.
mūnīvērunt
they fortified; they constructed (w. viam or viās)
high; deep
altus, a, um
agunt
they give (w. grātiās)
part
pars, partis
king
rēx, rēgis
holy; saint
sānctus, a, um
virtūs, virtūtis
courage; virtue
arrival; coming
adventus, ūs
reward
premium, praemiī
victory
victōria, victōriae
quod, conj.
because
cōpia, ae
supply; abundance
vīcērunt
they conquered
because
quod, conj.
māter, mātris (mātrum)
mother
province
prōvincia, ae
enemy (in war)
hostis, hostis
portus, ūs
harbor
vēritās, vēritātis
truth
gēns, gentis
tribe
they came
vēnērunt
gate
porta, portae
lēx, lēgis
law
a Gaul
Gallus, ī
posuērunt
they put; they placed; they pitched (w. caster)
hope
spēs, speī
they made
fēcērunt
Rome
Rōma, ae
hostis, hostis
enemy (in war)
post, prep. w. acc.
after, behind
laudat
he, she, it praises
voice; cry
vōx, vōcis
prōvincia, ae
province
journey, march, route
iter, itineris, n.
shouting; shout
clāmor, clāmōris
in; into; against; upon; on
in, prep. w. acc.
but
sed, conjunction
homō, hominis
man
column (of soldiers); army (on the march)
agmen, agminis
in, prep. w. abl.
in; on
iter, itineris, n.
journey, march, route
son
fīlius, filiī
frāter, frātis (frātrum)
brother
corpus, coprporis, n.
body
now
nunc, adverb
nōn, adverb
not
premium, praemiī
reward
gladius, ī
sword
sky, heaven
caelum, caelī
populus, ī
people; nation
Caesar
Caesar, Caesaris
sword
gladius, ī
nunc, adverb
now
they gave
dedērunt
servus, servī
slave servant
ōrat
he, she, it prays
dedērunt
they gave
videt
he, she, it sees
fame; glory
glōria, glōriae
father
pater, patris (patrum)
he, she, it praises
laudat
posuērunt
they put; they placed
cavalry
equitātus, ūs
he, she, it sees
videt
earth; land
terra, terrae
autem, conj., postpositive
however
occīdērunt
they killed
oppidum, ī
town
perīculum, perīculī
danger
terra, terrae
earth; land
pater, patris (patrum)
father
attack
impetus, ūs
battle line
aciēs, aciēī
cōpiae, cōpiārum, f.
troops; forces (a military team)
name
nōmen, nōminis
bonus, a, um
good
faith; reliability; faithfulness
fidēs, fideī
imperātor, imperātōris
commander in chief; general
army
exercītus, ūs
fear
metus, ūs
they give (w. grātiās)
agunt
vēnērunt
they came
in, on
in, prep. w abl.
he, she, it came
vēnit
truth
vēritās, vēritātis
nauta, nautae
sailor
multus, a, um
much (pl. many)
prīnceps, prīncipis
chief; leading man
commander in chief; general
imperātor, imperātōris
brother
frāter, frātis (frātrum)
baggage; baggage train
impedīmenta, impedīmentōrum
Gallus, ī
a Gaul
grātia, ae
favor; influence; grace (in Christian Latin)
senate
senātus
favor; influence; grace (in Christian Latin)
grātia, ae
kingdom, royal power
rēgnum, rēgnī
porta, portae
gate
harbor
portus, ūs
therefore; and so
itaque, conj.
soldier
mīles, mīlitis
mōns, montis, m.
mountain
leader
dux, ducis
river
flūmen, flūminis
pars, partis
part
hill
collis, collis, m.
adventus, ūs
arrival; coming
road; way
via, ae
senātus
senate
light
lūx, lūcis
ōrant
they pray
people; nation
populus, ī
equitātus, ūs
cavalry
long
longus, a, um
via, ae
road; way
fidēs, fideī
faith; reliability; faithfulness
and
et, conjunction
fīlius, filiī
son
Mary
Marīa, Marīae
thing; affair
rēs, reī
body
corpus, coprporis, n.
first
prīmus, a, um
dux, ducis
leader
Christian
Chrīstiānus, Chrīstiānī
he, she, it prays
ōrat
war
bellum, bellī
they see
vident
law
lēx, lēgis
forest
silva, silvae
longus, a, um
long
he, she, it was
erat
victōria, victōriae
victory
world
mundus, ī
Gallia, ae
Gaul
supply; abundance
cōpia, ae
mother
māter, mātris (mātrum)
much (pl. many)
multus, a, um
altus, a, um
high; deep
mundus, ī
world
sānctus, a, um
holy; saint
great; large
magnus, a, um
flūmen, flūminis
river
not
nōn, adverb
bellum, bellī
war
aciēs, aciēī
battle line
town
oppidum, ī
magnus, a, um
great; large
slaughter
caedēs, caedis
metus, ūs
fear
caelum, caelī
sky, heaven
exercītus, ūs
army
they put; they placed; they pitched (w. caster)
posuērunt
tribe
gēns, gentis
chief; leading man
prīnceps, prīncipis
Rōma, ae
Rome
spēs, speī
hope
spīritus, ūs
breath; spirit
caedēs, caedis
slaughter
vōx, vōcis
voice; cry
agmen, agminis
column (of soldiers); army (on the march)
itaque, conj.
therefore; and so
pāx, pācis
peace
Christ
Chrīstus, Chrīstī
wound
vulnus, vulneris, n.
peace
pāx, pācis
Chrīstus, Chrīstī
Christ
they inhabit
incolunt
Gaul
Gallia, ae
you (plural) see
vidētis
he, she, it heard
audīvit
dedit
he, she, it gave
in, prep. w abl.
in, on
they praise
laudant
good
bonus, a, um
Caesar, Caesaris
Caesar
malus, a, um
bad
vident
they see
silva, silvae
forest
cum, prep. w. abl.
with
et, conjunction
and
Marīa, Marīae
Mary
command, power, empire
imperium, imperiī
salūs, salūtis
safety; welfare; salvation
safety; welfare; salvation
salūs, salūtis
mīles, mīlitis
soldier
vidētis
you (plural) see
thanks
grātiae, grātiārum
they were
erant
collis, collis, m.
hill
castra, castrōrum
camp
rēgnum, rēgnī
kingdom, royal power
mountain
mōns, montis, m.
troops; forces (a military team)
cōpiae, cōpiārum, f.
man
homō, hominis
bad
malus, a, um
nōmen, nōminis
name
vēnit
he, she, it came
glōria, glōriae
fame; glory
danger
perīculum, perīculī
fēcērunt
they made
Chrīstiānus, Chrīstiānī
Christian
laudant
they praise
prīmus, a, um
first
grātiae, grātiārum
thanks
Deus, Deī
God
rēs, reī
thing; affair
amīcus, amīcī
friend
they killed
occīdērunt
imperium, imperiī
command, power, empire
incolunt
they inhabit
vulnus, vulneris, n.
wound
friend
amīcus, amīcī
sailor
nauta, nautae
clāmor, clāmōris
shouting; shout
Rōmānus, ī
a Roman
impedīmenta, impedīmentōrum
baggage; baggage train
God
Deus, Deī
they pray
ōrant
rēx, rēgis
king
audīvit
he, she, it heard
camp
castra, castrōrum
impetus, ūs
attack
a Roman
Rōmānus, ī
in, prep. w. acc.
in; into; against; upon; on
slave servant
servus, servī
he, she, it gave
dedit
after, behind
post, prep. w. acc.