Yr9 Vocab Flashcards
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Absum
A
Abesse, afui
Irregular verb,
Am absent, am away, am distant from
2
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Accipio
A
Accipere, accepi, acceptus
To accept, to take in, to receive
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Ad
A
+accusative
To, towards, at
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Adsum
A
Adesse, adfui
To be here, to be present
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Advenio, advenire, adveni
A
To arrive
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Aedifico
A
Aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus,
To build
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Ago
A
Agere, egi, actus
Do, act, drive
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Alius
A
Alia, Aliud,
Other, another, else,
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Alter,
A
Altera, alterum
The other, another, the second of two
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Ambulo
A
Ambulare, ambulavi
To walk
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Amicus
A
Amici, m
Friend
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Amo
A
Amare, amavi, amatus
Love, like
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Ancilla
A
Ancillae, f.
Slave-girl, slave-woman
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Annus
A
Anni, m
Year
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Appropinquo
A
Appropinquare, appropinquavi +dative
To approach, to come near to
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Apud
A
+accusative
Among, with, at the house of
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Aqua
A
Aquae, f
Water
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Ars
A
Artis, f
Art, skill
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Audeo
A
Audere, ausus sum
Dare
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Audio
A
Audire, audivi, auditus
Hear, listen to
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Auxilium
A
Auxilii, n.
Help
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A,ab
A
+ablative
From, away from, by
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Bene
A
Well
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Benignus
A
Benigna, benignum
Kind
25
Bibo
Bibere, bibi
| Drink
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Bonus
Bona, bonum
| Good
27
Canis
Canis, m and f
| Good
28
Capio
Capere, cepi, captus
| Take, catch, capture
29
Caput
Capitis,n.
| Head
30
Celo
Celare, celavi, celatus
| Hide
31
Cena
Cenae, f.
| Dinner, mail
32
Ceteri
Ceterae, cetera, the rest, the others.
33
Cibus
Cibi, m. Food
34
Circum
+accusative
| Around
35
Civis
Civis, m and f.
| Citizen
36
Clamo
Clamare, clamavi, clamatus
| Shout
37
Clamor
Clamoris, m.
| Shout, shouting, noise.
38
Coepi
Coepisse
| To begin
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Cogito
Cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus.
| Get to know, find out
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Cognosco
Cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus
Get to know, find out
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Conficio
Conficere, confeci, confectus
| Finish, wear out.
42
Consilium
Consilii
| Plan, idea, advice.
43
Conspicio
Conspicere, conspexi, conspectus
| Catch sight of, notice
44
Consumo
Consumere, consumpsi, consumptus.
| Eat
45
Convenio
Convenire, conveni, come together, gather, meet.
46
Credo
Credere, credidi, creditus, +dative
| Believe, trust
47
Crudelis
Crudele, cruel
48
Cum
+ablative
| With
49
Cupio
Cupere, cupivi, cupitus.
| Want, desire
50
Cur?
Why?
51
Curro
Currere, cucurri, cursus
| Run
52
Custodio
Custodire, custodivi, custoditus
| Guard
53
Custos
Custodis, m and f.
| Guard
54
De
+ablative
| From, down from, about.
55
Dea
Deae, f.
| Goddess
56
Debeo
Debere, debui, debitus
| Owe, ought, should, must
57
Deinde
Then
58
Deleo
Delere, delevi, deletus
| Destroy
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Deus
Dei, m.
| God
60
Dico
Dicere, dixi, dictus
| Say
61
Dies
Diei, m.
| Day
62
Difficilis
Difficile,
| Difficult
63
Discedo
Discedere, discessi
| Depart, leave
64
Diu
For a long time
65
Do
Dare, dedi, datus
| Give
66
Domina,
Dominae, f.
| Mistress
67
Dominus
Domini, m.
| Master
68
Domus
Domus, f. (Domus = at home)
| Home
69
Donum
Doni, m.
| Gift, present
70
Dormio
Dormire, dormivi
| Sleep
71
Duco
Ducere, duxi, ductus
| Lead, take
72
E, ex
+ablative
| From, out of, out
73
Ecce!
Look!
74
Effugio
Effugere, effugi
| Escape
75
Ego
Me I
| I, me
76
Emo
Emere, emi, emptus
| Buy
77
Eo
Ire, i(v)i
| Go
78
Epistula
Epistulae, f.
| Letter
79
Equus
Equi, m.
| Horse
80
Et
And
81
Etiam
Also, even
82
Exspecto
Exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus
| Wait for
83
Facilis
Facile
| Easy
84
Facio
Facere, fencing, factus
| Make, do
85
Faveo
Favere, Favi, fautus +dative
| Favour, support
86
Femina
Feminae, f.
| Woman
87
Fero
Ferre, tuli, latus
| Bring, carry, bear
88
Ferox
Ferocis, fierce, ferocious
89
Festino
Festinare, festinavi
| Hurry
90
Fidelis
Fidele
| Faithful, loyal
91
Filia
Filiae, f.
| Daughter
92
Filius
Filii, m.
| Son
93
Forte
By chance
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Fortis
Forte,
| Brave
95
Frater
Fratris, m.
| Brother
96
Frustra
In vain
97
Fugio
Fugere, fugi
| Run away, flee
98
Gladius
Gladii, m.
| Sword
99
Gravis
Grave
| Heavy, serious
100
Habeo
Habere, habui, habitus
| Have
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Habito
habitare, habitavi, habitatus
| Live
102
Heri
Yesterday
103
Hic
Haec, hoc
| This, he, she, it
104
Hodie
Today
105
Homo
Hominis, m.
| Man, human being
106
Hora
Horae, f.
| Hour
107
Hortus
Horti, m.
| Garden
108
Iaceo
Iacere, iacui
| Lie
109
Iam
Now, already
110
Ianua
Ianuae, f.
| Door
111
Ibi
There
112
Igitur
Therefore, and so
113
Ille
Illa, illustrate
| That, he, she, it
114
Imperator
Imperatoris, m.
| Emperor, power, command
115
Imperium
Imperii, n.
| Empire, power, command
116
In
+ablative
| In, on
117
Infelix
Infelicis, unlucky, unhappy
118
Ingens
Ingentis, huge
119
Inquit
He/she says, he/she said
120
Insula
Insulae, f.
| Island, block of flats
121
Intellego
Intellegere, intellexi, intellectus
| Understand, realise
122
Inter
+accusative
| Among, between
123
Interfecio
Interficere, interfeci, interfectus
| Kill
124
Intro
Intrare, intravi, intratus
| Enter
125
Intro
Intrare, intravi, intratus
| Enter
126
Invenio
Invenire, inveni, inventus,p
| Invite
127
Ipse
Ipsa, ipsum
| Himself, herself, itself, themselves
128
Iratus
Irata, iratum
| Angry
129
Ita
In this way, to such an extent, so
130
Itaque
And so, therefore
131
Iter
Itineris, n.
| Journey
132
Iterum
Again
133
Iubeo
Iubere, iussi, iussus
| Order
134
Iterum
Again
135
Iuvenis
Iuvenis, m.
| Young man
136
Laboro
Laborare, laboravi
| Work
137
Laetus
Laeta, laetum
| Happy
138
Laudo
Laudare, laudavi, laudatus
| Praise
139
Lego
Legere, legi, lectus
| Read, choose
140
Leo
Leonis, m.
| Lion
141
Libenter
Willingly, gladly
142
Liber
Libri, m.
| Book
143
libero
liberare, liberavi, liberates
| to set free
144
libertus
liberti, m.
| freedman, ex-slave
145
locus
loci, m.
| place
146
magnus
magna, magnum
| big, large, great
147
maneo
manere, mansi
| remain, stay
148
manus
manus, f,
| hand, group of people
149
mare
maris, n
| sea
150
maritus
mariti, m.
| husband
151
mater
matris, f.
| mother
152
medius
media, medium
| middle
153
mercator
mercatoris, m.
| merchant
154
meus
mea, meum
| my
155
miles
militis, m. soldier
156
minime
very little, least
157
miser
misera, miserum
| miserable, wretched, sad
158
mitto
mittere, misi, missus
| send
159
mons
montis, m
| mountain
160
mors
mortis, f.
| death
161
mox
soon
162
multus
multa, multum
| much, many
163
murus
muri, m.
| wall
164
nam
for
165
narro
narrare, narravi, narrates
| to tell, to relate
166
nauta
nautae, m.
| sailor
167
navigo
navigare, navigavi
| to sail
168
navis
navis, f.
| ship
169
neco
necare, necavi, necatus
| to kill
170
nemo
neminis
| no-one, nobody
171
nihil
nothing
172
nolo
nolle, nolui
| to not want, to refuse
173
non
not
174
nonne...?
surely...?
175
nonnlulli
nonnullae, nonnulla
| some, several
176
nos
nostrum
| we, us
177
noster
nostra, nostrum
| our
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novus
nova, novum
| new
179
nullus
nulla, nullam
| not any, no
180
num...?
surely... not?
181
numquam
never
182
nunc
now
183
nuntio
nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus
| announce
184
nuntius
nuntii, m.
| messenger, message, news
185
offero
offerre, obtuli, oblatus
| to offer
186
olim
once, some time ago
187
omnis
omne, all, every
188
ostendo
ostendere, ostendi, ostentus
| to show
189
paene
almost, nearly
190
paro
parare, paravi, paratus
| to prepare
191
pars
partis, f.
| part
192
parvus
parva, parvum
| small
193
pater
patris, m.
| father
194
pauci
paucae, pauca
| few, a few
195
pax
pacis, f.
| peace
196
pecunia
pecuniae, f.
| money
197
per
+accusative
| through, along
198
pereo
perire, perii
| to die, to perish
199
persuadeo
persuadere, persuasi +dative
| to persuade
200
perterritus
perterrita, perterritum
| terrified
201
pervenio
pervenire, perveni, perventus
| to reach, arrive at
202
pes
pedis, noun 3
| foot, paw
203
peto
petere, petivi, petitus
| to make for, to seek, to beg for
204
plenus
plena, plenum
| full
205
pono
ponere, posui, positus
| to put, place, put up
206
porta
portae, f.
| gate
207
porto
portare, portavi, portatus
| to carry
208
possum
posse, potui,
| to can/be able to
209
portus
portus, m.
| harbour, port
210
post
+accusative
| after, behind
211
postea
afterwards
212
postquam
after, when
213
postridie
on the next day
214
primus
prima, primum
| first
215
princeps
principis, m
| chief, emperor
216
pro
+ablative
| in front of, for, in return for
217
procedo
procedure, processi
| advance, proceed
218
promitto
promittere, promisi, promissus
| to promise
219
prope
+accusative
| near
220
puella
pullae, f.
| girl
221
puer
pueri, m.
| boy
222
pugno
pugnare, pugnavi
| to fight
223
pulcher
pulchra, pulchrum,
| beautiful, handsome
224
punio
punire, punivim, punitus
| to punish
225
quaero
quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus
| to search, to look for, to ask
226
quam
than
227
quam?
how?
228
quamquam
although
229
-que
and
230
qui
who, which
231
quis?
quid? who? what?
232
quo?
to where?
233
quod
because
234
quoque
also, too
235
reddo
reddere, reddidi, redditus
| to give back, restore
236
redeo
redire, redii
| go back, come back, return
237
relinquo
relinquere, reliqui, relictus
| leave, leave behind
238
res
rei, f. thing, matter, event
239
resisto
resistere, restiti +dative
| to resist
240
respondeo
pespondere, respondi, responsus
| reply
241
rex
regis, m.
| kiing
242
rideo
ridere, risi
| laugh, smile
243
rogo
rogare, rogavi, rogatus
| to ask, to ask for
244
sacer
sacra, sacrum
| sacred
245
saepe
often
246
saluto
salutare, salutavim salutatus
| to greet
247
salve
hello
248
sanguis
blood
249
sapiens
sapientis
| wise
250
satis
enough
251
scribo
scribere, scripsi, scriptus
| to write
252
se
sui
| himself, herself, itself, themselves
253
sed
but
254
sedeo
sedere, sedi
| to sit
255
semper
always
256
senator
senatoris, m.
| senator
257
senex
senis, m.
258
sentio
sentire, sensi, sensus
| to feel, notice
259
servo
servare, servavi, servatus
| to save, protect, keep
260
servus
servi, m.
| slave
261
signum
signi, n.
| sign, signal, standard
262
silva
silvae, f.
| wood
263
simulac
simulatque,
| as soon as
264
solus
sola, solum
| alone, lonely, on one's own
265
soleo
solere, solitus sum
| to be accustomed
266
specto
spectare, spectavi, spectastus
| to look at, watch
267
statim
at once, immediately
268
sto
stare, steti
| to stand
269
stultus
stulta, stultum
| stupid, foolish
270
subito
suddenly
271
sum
esse, fui
272
summus
summa, summum
| highest, greatest, top (of)
273
supero
superare, superavi, superatus
| to overcome, overpower
274
surgo
surgere, surrexi
| to get up, stand up, rise
275
suus
sua, suum
| his, her, its, their (own)
276
taberna
tabernae, f.
| shop, inn
277
taceo
tacere, tacui, tacitus
| to be silent, to be quiet
278
tam
so
279
tamen
however
280
tandem
at last, finally
281
templum
temple, n.
| temple
282
teneo
tenere, tenui, tentus
| to hold
283
terra
terrae, f.
| ground, land, country
284
terreo
terrere, terrui, territus
| to frighten
285
timeo
timere, timui
| to fear, be afraid
286
tollo
tollere, sustuli, sublatus
| to raise, lift up, hold up
287
tot
so many
288
totus
tota, totum
| whole
289
trado
tradere, tradidi, traditus
| to hand over
290
traho
trahere, traxi, tractus
| to drag
291
tu
tui
| you (sing.)
292
tum
then
293
turba
turbae, f.
| crowd
294
tuus
tua, tuum
| your (sing.), yours
295
ubi
where? when, where
296
unde
from where
297
urbs
Urbis, f.
| city, town
298
vale!
goodbye, farewell
299
vehementer
violently, loudly
300
vendo
vendere, vendidi, venditus
| to sell
301
venio
venire, veni
| to come
302
verto
vertere, verti, versus
| to turn
303
via
viae, f.
| street, road, way
304
video
videre, vidi, visus
| to see
305
vinco
vincere, vici, victus
| to conquer, win, be victorious
306
vinum
vini, n.
| wine
307
vir
viri, m.
| man
308
vita
vitae, f.
| life
309
vivo
vivere, vixi
| to live, be alive
310
voco
vocare, vocavi, vocatus
| to call
311
volo
velle, volui
| to want
312
vos
vestrum
| you (plural)
313
vox
vocis, f.
| voice, shout
314
vulnero
vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus
| to wound, injure
315
vulnus
vulneris, n.
| to wound
