WJEC LEVEL 2 VOCAB Flashcards
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ab
A
+abl (also used as prefix with verbs)
From, by (as prefix = away)
1
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a
A
+abl (also used as prefix with verbs)
From, by (as prefix = away)
2
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absum
A
I am out, absent, away
3
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abesse
A
to be out, be absent, be away
4
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afui
A
I was out, absent, away
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ac
A
and
6
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atque
A
and
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accido
A
I happen
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accidere
A
to happen
9
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accidi
A
I happened
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accipio
A
I accept, take in, receive
11
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accipere
A
to accept, take in, receive
12
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accepi
A
I accepted, took in, received
13
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acceptus
A
having been accepted, taken in, received
14
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ad
A
+acc (also used as prefix with verbs)
To, towards, at
15
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adeo
A
so much, so greatly
16
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adiuvo
A
I help
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adiuvare
A
to help
18
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adiuvi
A
I helped
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adiutus
A
having been helped
20
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adsum
A
I am here, present
21
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adesse
A
to be here, present
22
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adfui
A
I was here, present
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advenio
A
I arrive
24
advenire
to arrive
25
adveni
I arrived
26
aedifico
I build
27
aedificare
to build
28
aedificavi
I built
29
aedificatus
having been built
30
ago
I do, act, drive
31
agere
to do, act, drive
32
egi
I did, acted, drove
33
actus
having been done, acted, driven
34
aliquis
someone, something
35
aliquid
someone, something
36
alius
other, another, else
37
alia
other, another, else
38
aliud
other, another, else
39
alter
the other, another, the second of two
40
altera
the other, another, the second of two
41
alterum
the other, another, the second of two
42
ambulo
I walk
43
ambulare
to walk
44
ambulavi
I walked
45
amicus
friend
46
amici
friends
47
amo
I love, like
48
amare
to love, like
49
amavi
I loved, liked
50
amatus
having been loved, liked
51
amor
love
52
amoris
love
53
ancilla
slave girl, maid
54
ancillae
slave girls, maids
55
animus
spirit, soul, mind
56
animi
spirits, souls, minds
57
annus
year
58
anni
years
59
antea
before
60
aperio
I open
61
aperire
to open
62
aperui
I opened
63
apertus
having been opened
64
appareo
I appear
65
apparere
to appear
66
apparui
I appeared
67
appropinquo
I approach, come near to
68
appropinquare
to approach, come near to
69
appropinquavi
I approached, came near to
70
apud
+acc
| among, with, at the house of
71
aqua
water
72
aquae
waters
73
ars
art, skill
74
artis
art, skill
75
audax
bold, daring
76
audacis
bold, daring
77
audio
I hear, listen to
78
audire
to hear, listen to
79
audivi
I heard, listened to
80
auditus
having been heard, listened to
81
aufero
I take away, carry off, steal
82
auferre
to take away, carry off, steal
83
abstuli
I took away, carried off, stole
84
ablatus
having been taken away, carried off, stolen
85
auxilium
help
86
auxilii
help (pl)
87
bellum
war
88
belli
wars
89
bene
well
90
bonus
good
91
bona
good
92
bonum
good
93
brevis
short, brief
94
breve
short, brief
95
caelum
sky, heaven
96
caeli
skies, heavens
97
capio
I take, catch, capture, adopt (a plan)
98
capere
to take, catch, capture, adopt (a plan)
99
cepi
I took, caught, captured, adopted (a plan)
100
captus
having been taken, caught, captured, adopted (a plan)
101
caput
head
102
capitis
head
103
carus
dear
104
cara
dear
105
carum
dear
106
castra
camps
107
castorum
camps
108
celer
quick, fast
109
celere
quick, fast
110
celo
I hide
111
celare
to hide
112
celavi
I hid
113
celatus
having been hidden
114
cena
dinner, meal
115
cenae
dinners, meals
116
centum
a hundred
117
ceteri
the rest, the others
118
ceterae
the rest, the others
119
cetera
the rest, the others
120
cibus
food
121
cibi
foods
122
circum
+acc
| around
123
civis
citizen
124
civis
citizen (s)?
125
clamo
I shout
126
clamare
to shout
127
clamavi
I shouted
128
clamatus
having been shouted
129
clamor
shout, shouting, noise
130
clamoris
shout, shouting, noise
131
coepi
I began
132
coepisse
to begin
133
coeptus
having been begun
134
cogito
I think, consider
135
cogitare
to think, consider
136
cogitavi
I thought, considered
137
cogitatus
having been thought, considered
138
cognosco
I get to know, find out, learn
139
cognoscere
to get to know, find out, learn
140
cognovi
I got to know, found out, learnt
141
cognitus
having been gotten to know, found out, learnt
142
cogo
I force, compel
143
cogere
to force, compel
144
coegi
I forced, compelled
145
coactus
having been forced, compelled
146
comes
comrade, companion
147
comitis
comrade, companion
148
conficio
I finish; wear out, exhaust
149
conficere
to finish; wear out, exhaust
150
confeci
I finished; wore out, exhausted
151
confectus
having been finished; worn out, exhausted
152
consilium
plan, idea, advice
153
consilii
plans, ideas, advice
154
conspicio
I catch sight of, notice
155
conspicere
to catch sight of, notice
156
conspexi
I caught sight of, noticed
157
conspectus
having been caught sight of, noticed
158
constituo
I decide
159
constituere
to decide
160
constitui
I decided
161
constitutus
having been decided
162
consumo
I eat
163
consumere
to eat
164
consumpsi
I ate
165
consumptus
having been eaten
166
corpus
body
167
corporis
body
168
credo
I believe, trust, have faith in
169
credere
to believe, trust, have faith in
170
credidi
I believed, trusted, had faith in
171
creditus
+dat
| having been believed, trusted, had faith in
172
crudelis
cruel
173
crudele
cruel
174
cum
+abl (as prefix con-)
| with
175
cum
when, since
176
cupio
I want, desire
177
cupere
to want, desire
178
cupivi
I wanted, desired
179
cur?
why?
180
cura
care, worry
181
curae
care, worry (pl)
182
curo
I look after, care for, supervise
183
curare
to look after, care for, supervise
184
curavi
I looked after, cared for, supervised
185
curatus
having been looked after, cared for, supervised
186
curro
I run
187
currere
to run
188
cucurri
I ran
189
cursus
having been run
190
custos
guard
191
custodis
guard
192
de
+abl (also used as prefix with verbs)
| from, down from; about
193
dea
goddess
194
deae
goddesses
195
debeo
I owe, ought, should, must
196
debere
to owe, ought, should, must
197
debui
I owed, ought, should, must
198
debitus
having been owed, ought, should, must
199
decem
ten
200
deinde
then
201
deleo
I destroy
202
delere
to destroy
203
delevi
I destroyed
204
deletus
having been destroyed
205
deus
god
206
dei
gods
207
dico
I say
208
dicere
to say
209
dixi
I said
210
dictus
having been said
211
dies
day
212
diei
days
213
difficilis
difficult
214
difficile
difficult
215
dirus
dreadful
216
dira
dreadful
217
dirum
dreadful
218
discedo
I depart, leave
219
discedere
to depart, leave
220
discessi
I departed, left
221
diu
for a long time
222
do
I give
223
dare
to give
224
dedi
I gave
225
datus
having been given
226
doceo
I teach
227
docere
to teach
228
docui
I taught
229
doctus
having been taught
230
domina
mistress
231
dominae
mistresses
232
dominus
master
233
domini
masters
234
domus
home
235
domi
at home
236
donum
gift, present
237
doni
gifts, presents
238
dormio
I sleep
239
dormire
to sleep
240
dormivi
I slept
241
duco
I lead, take
242
ducere
to lead, take
243
duxi
I lead, took
244
ductus
having been lead, taken
245
duo
two
247
duae
two
249
duo
two
251
dux
leader
253
ducis
leader
255
e
+abl (also used as prefix with verbs)
| From, out of
257
ex
+abl (also used as prefix with verbs)
| From, out of
259
effugio
I escape
261
effugere
to escape
263
effugi
I escaped
265
ego
I, me
266
mei
I, me
266
enim
for
266
eo
I go
266
ire
to go
266
i(v)i
I went
266
epistula
letter
266
epistulae
letters
266
equus
horse
266
equi
horses
266
et
and
266
etiam
also, even
267
exspecto
I wait for
268
exspectare
to wait for
269
exspectavi
I waited for
270
exspectatus
having been waited for
271
facilis
easy
272
facile
easy
273
facio
I make, do
274
facere
to make, do
275
feci
I made, did
276
factus
having been made, done
277
femima
woman
278
feminae
women
279
fero
I bring, carry
280
ferre
to bring, carry
281
tuli
I brought, carried
282
latus
having been brought, carried
283
ferox
fierce, ferocious
284
ferocis
fierce, ferocious
285
ferrum
iron, sword
286
ferri
Irons, swords
287
festino
I hurry
288
festinare
to hurry
289
festinavi
I hurried
290
fidelis
faithful, loyal
291
fidele
faithful, loyal
292
filia
daughter
293
filiae
daughters
294
filius
son
295
filii
sons
296
flumen
river
297
fluminis
river
298
forte
by chance
299
fortis
brave
300
forte
brave
301
forum
forum, marketplace
302
fori
forums, marketplaces
303
frater
brother
304
fratris
brothers
305
frustra
in vain
306
fugio
I run away, flee
307
fugere
to run away, flee
308
fugi
I ran away, fled
309
fundo
I pour
310
fundere
to pour
311
fudi
I poured
312
fusus
having been poured
313
gaudeo
I am pleased, rejoice
314
gaudere
to be pleased, rejoice
315
gavisus sum
I was pleased, rejoiced
316
gero
```
I wear (clothes)
I wage (war)
```
317
gerere
```
to wear (clothes)
to wage (war)
```
318
gessi
```
I wore (clothes)
I waged (war)
```
319
gestus
having been worn (clothes)
| having been waged (war)
320
gladius
sword
321
gladii
swords
322
gravis
heavy, serious
323
grave
heavy, serious
324
habeo
I have
325
habere
to have
326
habui
I had
327
habitus
having been had
328
habito
I live
329
habitare
to live
330
habitavi
I lived
331
habitatus
having been lived
332
heri
yesterday
333
hic
this
334
haec
this
335
hoc
this
336
hodie
today
337
homo
man, human being
338
hominis
man, human being
339
hora
hour
340
horae
hours
341
hortus
garden
342
horti
gardens
343
hostis
enemy
344
hostis
enemy
345
iaceo
I lie (positional)
346
iacere
to lie (positional)
347
iacui
I lied (positional)
348
iacio
I throw
349
iacere
to throw
350
ieci
I threw
351
iactus
having been thrown
352
iam
now, already
353
ianua
door
354
ianuae
doors
355
ibi
there
356
igitur
therefore, and so
357
ille
that, he, she, it
358
illa
that, he, she, it
359
illud
that, he, she, it
360
imperator
emperor, commander
361
imperatoris
emperor, commander
362
imperium
empire, power, command
363
imperii
empires, powers, commands
364
impero
I order, command
365
imperare
to order, command
366
imperavi
I ordered, commanded
367
imperatus
+dat
| having been ordered, commanded
368
in
+acc (also used as prefix with verbs)
| into, onto
369
in
+abl (also used as prefix with verbs)
| in, on
370
incendo
I burn, set on fire
371
incendere
to burn, set on fire
372
incendi
I burnt, set on fire
373
incensus
having been burnt, set on fire
374
infelix
unlucky, unhappy
375
infelicis
unlucky, unhappy
376
ingens
huge
377
ingentis
huge
378
inquit
say, said
379
insula
island, block of flats
380
insulae
islands, blocks of flats
381
intellego
I understand, realise
382
intellegere
to understand, realise
383
intellexi
I understood, realised
384
intellectus
having been understood, realised
385
inter
+acc
| Among, between
386
interea
meanwhile
387
interficio
I kill
388
interficere
to kill
389
interfeci
I killed
390
interfectus
having been killed
391
intro
I enter
392
intrare
to enter
393
intravi
I entered
394
intratus
having been entered
395
invenio
I find
396
invenire
to find
397
inveni
I found
398
inventus
having been found
399
ipse
himself, herself, itself, themselves
400
ipsa
himself, herself, itself, themselves
401
ipsum
himself, herself, itself, themselves
402
ira
anger
403
irae
anger (pl)
404
iratus
angry
405
irata
angry
406
iratum
angry
407
is
this, that, he, she, it, them
408
ea
this, that, he, she, it, them
409
id
this, that, he, she, it, them
410
ita
in this way, so
411
itaque
and so, therefore
412
iter
journey, route, way
413
itineris
journey, route, way
414
iterum
again
415
iubeo
I order
416
iubere
to order
417
iussi
I ordered
418
iussus
having been ordered
419
iuvenis
young; young man
420
iuvenis
young; young man
421
labor
work
422
laboris
work
423
laboro
I work
424
laborare
to work
425
laboravi
I worked
426
lacrimo
I weep, cry
427
lacrimare
to weep, cry
428
lacrimavi
I wept, cried
429
laetus
happy
430
laeta
happy
431
laetum
happy
432
latus
wide
433
lata
wide
434
latum
wide
435
laudo
I praise
436
laudare
to praise
437
laudavi
I praised
438
laudatus
having been praised
439
legatus
commander
440
legati
commanders
441
legio
legion
442
legionis
legion
443
lego
I read, choose
444
legere
to read, choose
445
legi
I read, chose
446
lectus
having been read, chosen
447
lente
slowly
448
libenter
willingly, gladly
449
libero
I free, set free
450
liberare
to free, set free
451
liberavi
I freed, set free
452
liberatus
having been freed, set free
453
libertus
freedman, ex-slave
454
liberti
freedmen, ex-slaves
455
locus
place
456
loci
places
457
longus
long
458
longa
long
459
longum
long
460
lux
light, daylight
461
lucis
light, daylight
462
magnus
big, large, great
463
magna
big, large, great
464
magnum
big, large, great
465
malus
evil, bad
466
mala
evil, bad
467
malum
evil, bad
468
maneo
I remain, stay
469
manere
to remain, stay
470
mansi
I remained, stayed
471
manus
hand, group of people
472
manus
hand, group of people
473
mare
sea
474
maris
sea
475
maritus
husband
476
mariti
husbands
477
mater
mother
478
matris
mothers
479
medius
middle, middle of
480
media
middle, middle of
481
medium
middle, middle of
482
meus
my
483
mea
my
484
meum
my
485
miles
soldier
486
militis
soldier
487
mille
thousand
488
milia
thousand (pl)
489
minime
very little, least, no
490
miser
miserable, wretched, sad
491
misera
miserable, wretched, sad
492
miserum
miserable, wretched, sad
493
mitto
I send
494
mittere
to send
495
misi
I sent
496
missus
having been sent
497
modus
manner, way, kind
498
modi
manners, ways, kinds
499
moneo
I warn, advise
500
monere
to warn, advise
501
monui
I warned, advised
502
monitus
having been warned, advised
503
mons
mountain
504
montis
mountain
505
mors
death
506
mortis
death
507
mox
soon
508
multo
much
509
multum
much
510
multus
much, many
511
multa
much, many
512
multum
much, many
513
murus
wall
514
muri
walls
515
nam
for
516
narro
I tell, relate
517
narrare
to tell, relate
518
narravi
I told, related
519
narratus
having been told, related
520
nauta
sailor
521
nautae
sailors
522
navigo
I sail
523
navigare
to sail
524
navigavi
I sailed
525
navis
ship
526
navis
ship
527
-ne
introduces question
528
nec ... nec,
neither ... nor
529
neque ... neque
neither ... nor
530
neco
I kill
531
necare
to kill
532
necavi
I killed
533
necatus
having been killed
534
nemo
no one, nobody
535
neminis
no one, nobody
536
nescio
I do not know
537
nescire
to not know
538
nescivi
I did not know
539
nihil
nothing
540
nolo
I do not want
541
nolle
to not want
542
nolui
I did not want
543
nomen
name
544
nominis
name
545
non
not
546
nonne?
surely?
547
nos
we, us
548
nostrum
we, us
549
noster
our
550
nostra
our
551
nostrum
our
552
novem
nine
553
novus
new
554
nova
new
555
novum
new
556
nox
night
557
noctis
night
558
nullus
not any, no
559
nulla
not any, no
560
nullum
not any, no
561
num
whether
562
num ... ?
surely not?
563
numquam
never
564
nunc
now
565
nuntio
I announce
566
nuntiare
to announce
567
nuntiavi
I announced
568
nuntiatus
having been announced
569
nuntius
messenger, message, news
570
nuntii
messengers, messages, news
571
occido
I kill
572
occidere
to kill
573
occidi
I killed
574
occisus
having been killed
575
octo
eight
576
offero
I offer
577
offerre
to offer
578
obtuli
I offered
579
oblatus
having been offered
580
olim
once, some time ago
581
omnis
all, every
582
omne
all, every
583
oppugno
I attack
584
oppugnare
to attack
585
oppugnavi
I attacked
586
oppugnatus
having been attacked
587
oro
I beg
588
orare
to beg
589
oravi
I begged
590
oratus
having been begged
591
ostendo
I show
592
ostendere
to show
593
ostendi
I showed
594
ostentus
having been shown
595
paene
almost, nearly
596
paro
I prepare
597
parare
to prepare
598
paravi
I prepared
599
paratus
having been prepared
600
pars
part
601
partis
part
602
parvus
small
603
parva
small
604
parvum
small
605
pater
father
606
patris
father
607
pauci
few, a few
608
paucae
few, a few
609
pauca
few, a few
610
pax
peace
611
pacis
peace
612
pecunia
money
613
pecuniae
money (pl)
614
per
+acc
| through, along
615
pereo
I die, perish
616
perire
to die, perish
617
perii
I died, perished
618
periculum
danger
619
periculi
dangers
620
persuadeo
I persuade
621
persuadere
to persuade
622
persuasi
+dat
| I persuaded
623
perterritus
terrified
624
perterrita
terrified
625
perterritum
terrified
626
pes
foot, paw
627
pedis
foot, paw
628
peto
I make for, attack, seek, beg, ask for
629
petere
to make for, attack, seek, beg, ask for
630
petivi
I made for, attacked, sought, begged, asked for
631
petitus
having been made for, attacked, sought, begged, asked for
632
placeo
I please
633
placere
to please
634
placui
+dat
| I pleased
635
plenus
full
636
plena
full
637
plenum
full
638
poena
punishment
639
poenae
punishments
640
poenas do
I pay the penalty, am punished
641
dare
to pay the penalty, be punished
642
dedi
I payed the penalty, was punished
643
datus
having been paid the penalty, punished
644
pono
I put, place, put up
645
ponere
to put, place, put up
646
posui
I put, placed, put up
647
positus
having been put, placed, put up
